I beg to differ with everyone who said this did not happen. It never happened intentionally but it did happen. My wife's grandparents arrived in late 1907. I have the manifest showing the correct

I beg to differ with everyone who said this did not happen. It never happened intentionally but it did happen. My wife's grandparents arrived in late 1907. I have the manifest showing the correct

Name changes were often made at the point of embarkation and if that point was in Germany, Yiddish names were often Germanicized. Various members of my ZISMAN family had their name changed to

Name changes were often made at the point of embarkation and if that point was in Germany, Yiddish names were often Germanicized. Various members of my ZISMAN family had their name changed to

I want to know people with Brusilovsky surname. It seems to be that all Brusilovskys came >from Kiev. I live in Mendoza, Argentina. Myriam Brusilovsky <myriamb2002@...> MODERATOR'S NOTE:

I want to know people with Brusilovsky surname. It seems to be that all Brusilovskys came >from Kiev. I live in Mendoza, Argentina. Myriam Brusilovsky <myriamb2002@...> MODERATOR'S NOTE:

The Center for Jewish History Genealogy Institute Fall 2004 Workshop Schedule [Please excuse cross-posting to multiple lists] Introduction to Jewish Genealogy 11:00 am - 12:30 pm October

The Center for Jewish History Genealogy Institute Fall 2004 Workshop Schedule [Please excuse cross-posting to multiple lists] Introduction to Jewish Genealogy 11:00 am - 12:30 pm October

In reply to Judy McNairn e-mail below, I have used the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick 1901 Census records extensively looking for my WEBBER family in both places and have found many spelling errors of

In reply to Judy McNairn e-mail below, I have used the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick 1901 Census records extensively looking for my WEBBER family in both places and have found many spelling errors of

--- Mara Fein < maraharv@...> wrote: For my family, immigration and naturalization paperwork contained the old family names. My relatives generally changed their names when they made the court

--- Mara Fein < maraharv@...> wrote: For my family, immigration and naturalization paperwork contained the old family names. My relatives generally changed their names when they made the court

What would you like >from the list? You can look up his marriage yourself in the GRO index at your FHC library or try Free BMD. You can do that for starters. Jackye Sullins San Diego

What would you like >from the list? You can look up his marriage yourself in the GRO index at your FHC library or try Free BMD. You can do that for starters. Jackye Sullins San Diego

Seva is probably Sheva, short for Batsheva or possibly Elisheva. Not related to Sheindl. Ida Dr. Joseph M. Schwarcz Dr. Ida Selavan Schwarcz Tappuah 7/3, Arad IL-89053, Israel

Seva is probably Sheva, short for Batsheva or possibly Elisheva. Not related to Sheindl. Ida Dr. Joseph M. Schwarcz Dr. Ida Selavan Schwarcz Tappuah 7/3, Arad IL-89053, Israel

To my experience >from looking at countless Hungarian pre 1895 B,M,D FHL Films as well as about 50,000 records for the 1848 census, children having the same secular name as their parents is very

To my experience >from looking at countless Hungarian pre 1895 B,M,D FHL Films as well as about 50,000 records for the 1848 census, children having the same secular name as their parents is very

I'd like to make a quick correction to Doug's excellent response; the US Archives will have the naturalization papers ONLY if the immigrant filed in a state court (in my experience, this happened more

I'd like to make a quick correction to Doug's excellent response; the US Archives will have the naturalization papers ONLY if the immigrant filed in a state court (in my experience, this happened more