Sandy, Was he in Colorado in the 1930 census? Is this him, married to

I have been "into genealogy" now for about 35 years. In all that time I have learned only very little about my paternal grandparents there are not many researchers that I have found who can throw

Hi Tony, There are also a lot of documents in the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Wien (IKG). I they cover at least birth, marriage and divorce documents. You can find their contact information at

Correction: The last citation to Jacobi in my previous post should have read: Vol. 4, p. 8, B.5 -- Adam Cherson,NY, NY https://independent.academia.edu/AdamCherson

Greetings, It's late where I am so at the risk of bungling the discussion here is how I see things: There is no question that ReMa's brother Elieser Isserles brought the RaSCHI ancestry into his

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I read a book at least 60 years ago that hypothesized that Christopher Columbus was a converso and at least one of his journeys transported Jews to Jamaica and other islands of the Caribbean. I was

Jewish Genealogical Society NY Meeting Sunday, October 23 at 2:00 PM Eastern, via Zoom Finding Your Family on the New JRI-Poland Website Speaker: Robinn Magid Join us for an informative tour of the

A very interesting read would be the The Murders of Moisesville by Javier Sinay. It details the immigration of Jews from Eastern Europe to Argentina from the 1880s and their impact on society. Geoff

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Rick Pinard wrote that: "Schvarcz, Testv. (not sure what Testv. is exactly). VI." Testv. is short for Testverek and usually means that the business was run by brothers. My grandfather ran two

I just finished a book that has been on my shelves for years. It is "The Jews & the Expansion of Europe to the West 1450-1800." Edited by Paolo Bernardini & Norman Fiering. It is an academic book

Hello Tony, I am not sure what you mean with the passports but if you need proof that they lived in Austria and had Austrian citizenship, a good start may be the archives of Vienna.

Jules, Does Chaim Dembitzer say that the Rema descends from Rashi? And, I believe the Rema did have children. I am not sure what you mean when you say he only had collateral descendants. Kol tuv,

Hello I found in the JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR), 3 tombstones of my family in Iasi Romania. Do someone knows if there is a way to get pictures from this cemitey in Iasi (even

Part of my family on my mother's side came from Furth. The family name is Schoen (or Schon - with an umlaut over the "o". I have an image of Julius Schoen and his WW I Bavarian Army Service Record. He

Hello friends, I want to share with you a good news. We received 5 new microfilms from FHS. We still have other microfilms we are continue working with, but here is what we received in this

I am looking for the family of Mozes Aberbach, who lived in Fuerth and died on 27 July 1912 in Fuerth. Any more information. Marcel Apsel Antwerpen, Belgium marcap@...

My great-grandfather’s brother, Wolf Hoffert, (from Galicia) married Sara Leisten, with their children taking the surname Leisten. Wolf died in the Shoah, and Sara died in Germany in 1920. One of

I am looking for a watchmaker/repairman. Julius Korn, born approx 1894 in Poland/Ukraine/Russia or maybe Hungary. Came to the US in 1906 according to a Census in 1930. But I cannot find him