Hello, First I want to thank everyone for all the help you have been in helping me to figure out my ancestral story. My paternal grandfather, Pincus LISHINSKY, traveling as Finens LEEZINSKY with

Can someone help me out by translating a two-page document from polish to English. It is on viewmate at the following addresses:

Dear David, Thank you for posting the contact info for the archivists who have done so much to help you and all of us in our research. I only noticed your post today (October 2022) - yet your post

My mother’s Hebrew/Yiddish name was Chiene. She was called Khienka. The family originally came from the Nesvish/Gorodeya area in Belarus/Russia It appears that we had a “Chiene” in a previous

Below are links to three ViewMate translation requests. They are: 1.The death record of my 5x GGM known at death as Jeanette DREYFUS, but also known by the first name Veronique and last names of LOEB

Searching for information about the family of Julius SAMUEL, born 1864 in Prussia and his wife Regina nee Feldmann SAMUEL (1871-1956). Regina is buried in Stockholm at Södra Judiska

Hello everyone, I've posted 3 vital records in Russian for which I need translations. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Death record of Unnamed KLAJNBERG:

Hello, As I'm still looking for the true identity of my father's grandfather, I've posted a vital record in Russian for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

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The Weekly News Nosh JewishGen Weekly E-Newsletter Phil Goldfarb, Editor Date: October 16, 2022 “A Family Without The Knowledge Of Their Past History, Origin And Culture Is Like A Tree Without

Adam: I need to make a correction. R' Aryey Leib Berenstein was mentioned in Volume 1, Chapter 2, page 67 of "The Unbroken Chain", in the entry for his wife, however, the Volume that lists all of

KlezCalifornia invites you to "Ashkenazic Family Names: What Our Names Mean About Our Families," with Binyumen Schaechter Sunday, October 30, 11am-12:45pm PT (calculate your local time at

Adam, Regarding the children of R' Aryeh Leyb Berenstein (https://www.geni.com/people/R-Arieh-Leib-Berenstein-of-Brody-A-B-D-Zbaraz/6000000029940304864), I can provide you with a source for the three

According to A Dictionary of Ashkenazic Given Names - Chinka is Chana Dassy Wilen dasw5@...

An elderly relative recently shipped me a package containing about 60-70 (I think) letters and other documents, all handwritten in Hungarian during the 1920s and '30s. They were sent to her

check http://www.dayanofaleppo.com/ this has the FT from King David to present Sarina Roffe Brooklyn, NY sarinaroffe@...

Hello JewishGen researchers, For those interested in what is available in Cuba for Jewish genealogical research, please see “Genealogical Research on the Jews of Cuba,” Avotaynu: The

Adam, Here are two possibilities for Moe ROSENBERG of Detroit. Moses & Sarah ROSENBERG both born Russia (1847 & 1855) They are on the 1910 census in Detroit. Moses & Eta ROSENBERG both born Russia

I think these are all excellent suggestions for finding researchers. Thank you. If you have a personal interest in having someone look through these records, and have not already contacted me

Today Zhytomyr is in Ukraine. I think "Celleitz" may refer to one of two villages in that area: one is a suburb of Zhytomyr, now called Sloboda-Selets', and the other is a bit farther north called