dear bert, thank you for answering! best wishes, anna v. villiez

dear bert, thank you for answering! best wishes, anna v. villiez

dear martha lev-zion, thank you very much for your help! i am still pretty new to this place so i think i need your assitance again: you mentioned an article you published in the bulletin. is an

dear martha lev-zion, thank you very much for your help! i am still pretty new to this place so i think i need your assitance again: you mentioned an article you published in the bulletin. is an

The Streatham Cemetery was maintained by what was the Dean Street Synagogue. In the 1990's I carried out some research which involved consulting the burial registers at Dean Street Synagogue. This

The Streatham Cemetery was maintained by what was the Dean Street Synagogue. In the 1990's I carried out some research which involved consulting the burial registers at Dean Street Synagogue. This

Just as Spanish, French, Greek and Italian Jews sometimes found their way to Poland and Russia for trade reasons, Khazar, Uzbeki and Tat Jews also occassionally moved north to the Pale. Many of the

Just as Spanish, French, Greek and Italian Jews sometimes found their way to Poland and Russia for trade reasons, Khazar, Uzbeki and Tat Jews also occassionally moved north to the Pale. Many of the

Dear Group, I am new to this forum, so I just wanted to introduce my research interest in Romania. My grandfather's family is YUROWITZ, >from the town of Barczanfalva, also known as Barsanof, near

Dear Group, I am new to this forum, so I just wanted to introduce my research interest in Romania. My grandfather's family is YUROWITZ, >from the town of Barczanfalva, also known as Barsanof, near

I am looking for information about a great grandmother >from Falticeni, Romania who I only know as "BABA ROSA". Is this simply a familiar family name? Like "Grandma Rose"? or might it be a full

I am looking for information about a great grandmother >from Falticeni, Romania who I only know as "BABA ROSA". Is this simply a familiar family name? Like "Grandma Rose"? or might it be a full

Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston presents A Most Extraordinary Situation: Genealogical Adventures in Poland

Does anyone have information about the surname TORTEN >from Galicia....or specifically: SARAH TORTEN who was born between 1895 and 1900 in Podhajce or Lwow. She went to the University of Lwow

I am looking for information about a great grandfather >from Falticeni, Romania whose name was Gershon DER KRIMMER. Is this an actual surname, or does it mean that he was >from Crimea? Does anyone

Does anyone have information about the surname TORTEN >from Galicia....or specifically: SARAH TORTEN who was born between 1895 and 1900 in Podhajce or Lwow. She went to the University of Lwow

Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston presents A Most Extraordinary Situation: Genealogical Adventures in Poland

I am looking for information about a great grandfather >from Falticeni, Romania whose name was Gershon DER KRIMMER. Is this an actual surname, or does it mean that he was >from Crimea? Does anyone

Some Galician researchers may be under the impression that the INDEX entries contained in the JRI-Poland online database are EXTRACTS of the entire record. The JRI-Poland online database contains

Some Galician researchers may be under the impression that the INDEX entries contained in the JRI-Poland online database are EXTRACTS of the entire record. The JRI-Poland online database contains