Evertjan Hannivoort wrote: Actually, it is far more likely that he was Yiddish-speaking, and perhaps (like many Jews at that time) was literate only in Yiddish, and therefore signed in Yiddish.

Evertjan Hannivoort wrote: Actually, it is far more likely that he was Yiddish-speaking, and perhaps (like many Jews at that time) was literate only in Yiddish, and therefore signed in Yiddish.

I am seeking the descendants of Solly MARKOVITCH and Mary MARCUS. Their names were: 1. Ruby (b1883) - Kids included Sid, Joey, Louis, Rose, Fay & Sadie 2. Morry (b1885) - Children included Marilyn and

KUPCHIK / COOPTCHICK - >from Odessa to London & USA KOLTZ - >from London to the USA ISOWITSKY - >from Odessa to London HERMAN

I am looking for the descendants of David SILVERMAN of London. I am also looking for the descendants of Nathan SILVERMAN of London. The brothers' children included Sammy, Sidney, Pearl and Sadie. They

I am looking for the descendants of David SILVERMAN of London. I am also looking for the descendants of Nathan SILVERMAN of London. The brothers' children included Sammy, Sidney, Pearl and Sadie. They

I am seeking the descendants of Solly MARKOVITCH and Mary MARCUS. Their names were: 1. Ruby (b1883) - Kids included Sid, Joey, Louis, Rose, Fay & Sadie 2. Morry (b1885) - Children included Marilyn and

KUPCHIK / COOPTCHICK - >from Odessa to London & USA KOLTZ - >from London to the USA ISOWITSKY - >from Odessa to London HERMAN

I am looking for the descendants of Jacob and Sarah SILVERSTEIN. The children were all born in London's Brick Lane; their parents in Russia. The eldest, Milly, died aged 30; she was married for just 1

I am looking for the descendants of Jacob and Sarah SILVERSTEIN. The children were all born in London's Brick Lane; their parents in Russia. The eldest, Milly, died aged 30; she was married for just 1

For Jewish genealogists, the age of first marriage in the 19th century is sometimes an important issue in establishing whether a particular person was an ancestor. For example, we may only know the

For Jewish genealogists, the age of first marriage in the 19th century is sometimes an important issue in establishing whether a particular person was an ancestor. For example, we may only know the

The ShtetlSeeker provides a more direct answer to the question than is suggested by the Moderator's advice. Use the map coordinates of Vienna/Wein (4812 1622) as the central location in the page for

The ShtetlSeeker provides a more direct answer to the question than is suggested by the Moderator's advice. Use the map coordinates of Vienna/Wein (4812 1622) as the central location in the page for

Tom Chatt wrote on 03 jun 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish: This question is adaequately followd up by others, I see. Yes, that seems a fair assumption. As a sideline: The surname is a recent

Tom Chatt wrote on 03 jun 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish: This question is adaequately followd up by others, I see. Yes, that seems a fair assumption. As a sideline: The surname is a recent

Thanks to every translator of the gravestone remembrances for my grandparents. The designation on Viewmate for these is VM6159, VM 6160, VM6161, and VM6162. I am very grateful for their confirming

Thanks to every translator of the gravestone remembrances for my grandparents. The designation on Viewmate for these is VM6159, VM 6160, VM6161, and VM6162. I am very grateful for their confirming

Dear Jewishgenners, Yesterday we received notice of the passing of a long-time member of the Jewish genealogy circle, Norma Arbit. Norma was wife of Harry, mother of Beryl Arbit. Funeral

Dear Jewishgenners, Yesterday we received notice of the passing of a long-time member of the Jewish genealogy circle, Norma Arbit. Norma was wife of Harry, mother of Beryl Arbit. Funeral