Should anyone be following up Melanie Greenberg's suggestion to look for naturalization papers in Chicago, could they take a look and see if David Drozdowitz, immigrated in 1871 or in 1979 (depending

Should anyone be following up Melanie Greenberg's suggestion to look for naturalization papers in Chicago, could they take a look and see if David Drozdowitz, immigrated in 1871 or in 1979 (depending

John Hruszovsky wrote: [much deleted] Dear John: If only it were *any* other name! SCHLESINGER was the single most common name among Jews in Silesia (just north of the border). This is not

John Hruszovsky wrote: [much deleted] Dear John: If only it were *any* other name! SCHLESINGER was the single most common name among Jews in Silesia (just north of the border). This is not

Dear Genners, I believe I have written to everyone personally, but just in case I missed someone: A great big thank you to all of you who helped me. I really appreciate you taking your personal

Dear Genners, I believe I have written to everyone personally, but just in case I missed someone: A great big thank you to all of you who helped me. I really appreciate you taking your personal

Thanks, Matt. I am sorry that you cannot join us! There are tapes available of all presentations at the conference. Judging >from last year's quality, the tapes have very good speech quality. More

Thanks, Matt. I am sorry that you cannot join us! There are tapes available of all presentations at the conference. Judging >from last year's quality, the tapes have very good speech quality. More

<< Subject: Change of residence From: SteinHE@... >> Do you know what the Polish name of this "House Census" was? It sounds likethe "Ksiegi Ludnosci" (Books of Residents), which were required in

<< Subject: Change of residence From: SteinHE@... >> Do you know what the Polish name of this "House Census" was? It sounds likethe "Ksiegi Ludnosci" (Books of Residents), which were required in

My paternal grandfather emigrated in 1887 >from Naujamiestis (Panevezys uezd), a town for which I have found little in the way of published description and no visual images. Having become curious to

My paternal grandfather emigrated in 1887 >from Naujamiestis (Panevezys uezd), a town for which I have found little in the way of published description and no visual images. Having become curious to

Seeking information about RACHIL GINSBURG (nee MARLELEVITZ) who died before 1920 survived by husband DAVID ben Schrage GINSBURG all of whom lived in Svencionys. Also researching Vilkaviskis resident

Seeking information about RACHIL GINSBURG (nee MARLELEVITZ) who died before 1920 survived by husband DAVID ben Schrage GINSBURG all of whom lived in Svencionys. Also researching Vilkaviskis resident

Robert Fraser writes: << On the 1864 marriage certificate of a relative, the bridegroom is married to "Magdalena recte Amalia Wolf". Magdalena is hardly a typical Jewish name, so what can I infer

Robert Fraser writes: << On the 1864 marriage certificate of a relative, the bridegroom is married to "Magdalena recte Amalia Wolf". Magdalena is hardly a typical Jewish name, so what can I infer

While the "assignment" of surnames in a civil registration document was based on laws and decrees >from the Government, the registration of given names was not controlled by the authorities. This

While the "assignment" of surnames in a civil registration document was based on laws and decrees >from the Government, the registration of given names was not controlled by the authorities. This

If you don't find access to a scanner, you can take the photos to a public copy service, and get "color copies" of them. Even if they're black-and-white photos, get color copies. The gradiations

If you don't find access to a scanner, you can take the photos to a public copy service, and get "color copies" of them. Even if they're black-and-white photos, get color copies. The gradiations