Regarding the names, Teige & Bendik, Bendik might be Bendit, which is a Yiddishism of Baruch, possible Benny in English. Teige might be Teibe (again a spelling mistake), which is a form of Toibe, &

Hello, I'm researching Kogan originally >from "Austria", possibly the Brody area. They crossed the border and ended up in Dubno/Radziwillow and then Odessa. Thanks, Tom Erribe CA

Regarding the names, Teige & Bendik, Bendik might be Bendit, which is a Yiddishism of Baruch, possible Benny in English. Teige might be Teibe (again a spelling mistake), which is a form of Toibe, &

Hello, I'm researching Kogan originally >from "Austria", possibly the Brody area. They crossed the border and ended up in Dubno/Radziwillow and then Odessa. Thanks, Tom Erribe CA

The name Kogan cannot be an original "Austrian" name. Kogan, Kagan, etc. are slavic (Russian) mispronunciation of the names Kahan and Kohan. Dr Shimon Barak, Tel Aviv, Israel. Researching the

The name Kogan cannot be an original "Austrian" name. Kogan, Kagan, etc. are slavic (Russian) mispronunciation of the names Kahan and Kohan. Dr Shimon Barak, Tel Aviv, Israel. Researching the

Dear GerSiggers, Many thanks to all who responded to my request with transcriptions & translations of the German and Hebrew inscriptions for Karoline Lederer-Freschl. Judith Berlowitz Berkeley,

Dear GerSiggers, Many thanks to all who responded to my request with transcriptions & translations of the German and Hebrew inscriptions for Karoline Lederer-Freschl. Judith Berlowitz Berkeley,

Dear Jewish Genners, I'm searching Barry LICHTMAN (said: next of kin) , living 1967 at Seminole Melrose Park, PA 19027-3508, found on the death certificate established for Charles STRAUSS 1882

Dear Jewish Genners, I'm searching Barry LICHTMAN (said: next of kin) , living 1967 at Seminole Melrose Park, PA 19027-3508, found on the death certificate established for Charles STRAUSS 1882

In response to the posting about Nisnevich possibly >from Baranovichi. The family name Nisnevich appears on the Lyakhovichi shtetl site in the forms NIESNIWICKI and NEZNEWITZKY. Lyakhovichi is the

Hi, My grandfather who emigrated to the U S >from Odessa had the last name of LANDES. Since this might be a German name I was wondering what information is available on people who emigrated >from

In response to the posting about Nisnevich possibly >from Baranovichi. The family name Nisnevich appears on the Lyakhovichi shtetl site in the forms NIESNIWICKI and NEZNEWITZKY. Lyakhovichi is the

Hi, My grandfather who emigrated to the U S >from Odessa had the last name of LANDES. Since this might be a German name I was wondering what information is available on people who emigrated >from

Your conference planning can begin now. The schedule has been put online at: http://www.jewishgen.org/jgs/jgs-southernnevada/Shelley/planner.htm#sun There's a lot to see, hear & do. Are you

My Womens Barbershop Chorus has been invited by the Russian Ministry of Culture to perform and teach at the Russian Barbershop Festival in August. I will be in St Petersberg for about 10 days and then

Your conference planning can begin now. The schedule has been put online at: http://www.jewishgen.org/jgs/jgs-southernnevada/Shelley/planner.htm#sun There's a lot to see, hear & do. Are you

My Womens Barbershop Chorus has been invited by the Russian Ministry of Culture to perform and teach at the Russian Barbershop Festival in August. I will be in St Petersberg for about 10 days and then

Within the history of the holocaust, the name Biberach is not well-known and will remain a mere footnote or curiosity. When, I checked the message archives of Jewishgen I could find only one posting

Within the history of the holocaust, the name Biberach is not well-known and will remain a mere footnote or curiosity. When, I checked the message archives of Jewishgen I could find only one posting