[...] Not in 1915. Most birth certificates and adoption records in the US remained unsealed and unchanged until the 1930s and 1940s. New York and West Virginia did not seal records until that time.

I recently received a copy of my great great uncle's death certificate and am puzzled by a word (or abbreviation) that appears twice. The letters "Joss." appear in the space where the name of the

[...] Not in 1915. Most birth certificates and adoption records in the US remained unsealed and unchanged until the 1930s and 1940s. New York and West Virginia did not seal records until that time.

I recently received a copy of my great great uncle's death certificate and am puzzled by a word (or abbreviation) that appears twice. The letters "Joss." appear in the space where the name of the

Hazel: You first need to know that the house number recorded in a birth record is the actual place of birth. This could be the house of a relative, the house of the midwife, a hospital or a clinic.

Hazel: You first need to know that the house number recorded in a birth record is the actual place of birth. This could be the house of a relative, the house of the midwife, a hospital or a clinic.

A search of the 1880 United States Federal Census >from Manhattan, New York, New York found Henry, 40; Mary 36, Florence, 16; Sophia, 14; Lilly, 12; Grace, 7; Walter, 5; Elsie, 3; Henry is a Merchant.

A search of the 1880 United States Federal Census >from Manhattan, New York, New York found Henry, 40; Mary 36, Florence, 16; Sophia, 14; Lilly, 12; Grace, 7; Walter, 5; Elsie, 3; Henry is a Merchant.

The Illinois death index http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/GenealogyMWeb/idphdeathsrch.html returns the following info for Barney Stein: STEIN BARNEY Male/White

The Illinois death index http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/GenealogyMWeb/idphdeathsrch.html returns the following info for Barney Stein: STEIN BARNEY Male/White

Hello Susan, Sobel- Feminine Given Name- is listed on Shmuel Gorr's book: Jewish Personal Names. Avotaynu,1992. According to it, Sobel derives >from the Aramaic noun Sabta that means "grandmother"

Hello Susan, Sobel- Feminine Given Name- is listed on Shmuel Gorr's book: Jewish Personal Names. Avotaynu,1992. According to it, Sobel derives >from the Aramaic noun Sabta that means "grandmother"

the melbourne burial society melbourne Chevra kadisha I think has a website, Try them and you might get some information Subject: Help in Australia, Please From: "Scooby Doo"

Robert, My reply to your email bounced though I used the "reply" button. I have tried the suggestions >from the moderators to no avail. Please respond with a current and active email

the melbourne burial society melbourne Chevra kadisha I think has a website, Try them and you might get some information Subject: Help in Australia, Please From: "Scooby Doo"

Robert, My reply to your email bounced though I used the "reply" button. I have tried the suggestions >from the moderators to no avail. Please respond with a current and active email

At 09:35 PM 28/12/2004, you wrote: Joel Can I suggest you join and ask on the mailing list for Australian Jewish genealogy. It's the Forum item on the menu at www.ajgs.org.au Gary === >Dear

At 09:35 PM 28/12/2004, you wrote: Joel Can I suggest you join and ask on the mailing list for Australian Jewish genealogy. It's the Forum item on the menu at www.ajgs.org.au Gary === >Dear

Hi All, I saw a query about Australian cemeteries and have replied directly but for anybody looking for burials in Australia, this site may be of help. Note It does not cover all cemeteries

Hi All, I saw a query about Australian cemeteries and have replied directly but for anybody looking for burials in Australia, this site may be of help. Note It does not cover all cemeteries