I am glad to inform you about a new book published recently in English, by Eng. Benjamin Meirtchak, title: Jews-Officers and Enlisted-Men in the Polish Army, Prisoners of War in German Captivity

Your question has been answered, but I just want to tell you that many emigrants >from Koenigsberg travelled to Denmark or Sweden before continuing their journey to America or England. So if you are

In a message dated 6/26/2003 9:33:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dprice@... writes: << The following are family names I encountered in typing up Kishinev births for 1893 and for Chernovits

Greetings members, Since I discovered that she was a nun, and other info about her - some very conflicting - about my mother's sister (born 1905), I have been trying to find all I can about her. What

Dear Genners, Barbara Mannelein asked: names that I do not know how to pronounce. Male: Jached What is the correct pronunciation? Is it polish, yiddish or.....?>> My answer : First Jached is not a

Hello, I'm hoping that someone can make some suggestions that will help me locate the arrival of my great-grandfather Barnet BLUMBERG. I have his declaration of intention >from 1894 and his petition

I am glad to inform you about a new book published recently in English, by Eng. Benjamin Meirtchak, title: Jews-Officers and Enlisted-Men in the Polish Army, Prisoners of War in German Captivity

Hello, I'm hoping that someone can make some suggestions that will help me locate the arrival of my great-grandfather Barnet BLUMBERG. I have his declaration of intention >from 1894 and his petition

In a message dated 6/26/2003 9:33:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dprice@... writes: << The following are family names I encountered in typing up Kishinev births for 1893 and for Chernovits

Your question has been answered, but I just want to tell you that many emigrants >from Koenigsberg travelled to Denmark or Sweden before continuing their journey to America or England. So if you are

Greetings members, Since I discovered that she was a nun, and other info about her - some very conflicting - about my mother's sister (born 1905), I have been trying to find all I can about her. What

Dear Genners, Barbara Mannelein asked: names that I do not know how to pronounce. Male: Jached What is the correct pronunciation? Is it polish, yiddish or.....?>> My answer : First Jached is not a

Seeking MARINBACHor MARIENBURG family, originated >from Shklov-Mogilev area of Belarus. The legend of the family is that this family originated Relatives in Riga and Paris are interested. Chaim

"Kisos Family" wrote Sherry, You are probably searching for town Nova Ushitsa (New Ushitsa) also known as Ushitsa and Oyshits in Podolia region of Ukraine at 4850 2717. This town is indeed located

I am hoping someone can read and translate this hebrew text on a headstone at the old jewish cemetery in Trnava Slovakia. The other side tells "Hier ruht Frau Fani GRAB". By the way, if someone does

I have been corresponding with a descendant of my mpgggf's sister. He gave me some family information and I was able to piece together a tree for this branch. There was a surprise lurking in this

I am hoping someone can read and translate this hebrew text on a headstone at the old jewish cemetery in Trnava Slovakia. The other side tells "Hier ruht Frau Fani GRAB". By the way, if someone does

I have been corresponding with a descendant of my mpgggf's sister. He gave me some family information and I was able to piece together a tree for this branch. There was a surprise lurking in this

Seeking MARINBACHor MARIENBURG family, originated >from Shklov-Mogilev area of Belarus. The legend of the family is that this family originated Relatives in Riga and Paris are interested. Chaim

"Kisos Family" wrote Sherry, You are probably searching for town Nova Ushitsa (New Ushitsa) also known as Ushitsa and Oyshits in Podolia region of Ukraine at 4850 2717. This town is indeed located