Mimi Katz wrote: In Germany, at least -- you didn't mention where this birth record was entered -- a person's profession was often listed along with his name. (In fact, the phone book in Germany

We are posting this message on behalf of Philippe Pelletier. The message was received in French. This is the translation: << My mother died in 1988 and never told me anything about her family that

At the recommendation of many of you on this list, we hired a professional researcher in Bielsko-Biala, Poland. As many of you know, we have been trying to break through a brick wall on the BLOCH's

Hello This is a twofold question. I have a very short scan in French on ViewMate I could use help with translating it. I think it is about informing me I wrote to the wrong department. If so can

I'm just wondering (and it's no more than a guess) if your ggf might have been referred to as Tailor Rosenthal, just as someone might be referred to as Cantor Levy or Rabbi Cohen or Engineer

Dear Genners, If you're reading this posting, you must be researching a family history somewhere. If you haven't listed the name(s) in the JGFF Research Database you are missing out on one of the

Mimi Katz wrote: In Germany, at least -- you didn't mention where this birth record was entered -- a person's profession was often listed along with his name. (In fact, the phone book in Germany

We are posting this message on behalf of Philippe Pelletier. The message was received in French. This is the translation: << My mother died in 1988 and never told me anything about her family that

At the recommendation of many of you on this list, we hired a professional researcher in Bielsko-Biala, Poland. As many of you know, we have been trying to break through a brick wall on the BLOCH's

Hello This is a twofold question. I have a very short scan in French on ViewMate I could use help with translating it. I think it is about informing me I wrote to the wrong department. If so can

I'm just wondering (and it's no more than a guess) if your ggf might have been referred to as Tailor Rosenthal, just as someone might be referred to as Cantor Levy or Rabbi Cohen or Engineer

Dear Genners, If you're reading this posting, you must be researching a family history somewhere. If you haven't listed the name(s) in the JGFF Research Database you are missing out on one of the

Miriam Fieldgate Mansions is still standing. I have photos I also found some interesting photos, including Fieldgate shul here: http://geocities.com/wombling39/potsmulamed.html As far as I can

Miriam Fieldgate Mansions is still standing. I have photos I also found some interesting photos, including Fieldgate shul here: http://geocities.com/wombling39/potsmulamed.html As far as I can

To add my two cents to the many comments on D.Pitchon's posting - I thought of the yarmulkahs in my dresser drawers about 2-3 years ago. They had good information and I included all of it in my

I am looking for a marriage record >from Las Vegas, Nevada >from the mid-1950's. If anyone is in a position to help me, please contact me privately. Thanks, Alan Steinfeld Scarsdale,

A few years ago I put my first cousins' names on the JewishGen Discussion group and got some responses, but none worked. My cousins, engineers, were Shmarya, Hadassah, and Gita Spector and had come to

Can someone please translate the German word "schlusser" into English? Please post to the group. Thank you, Mimi Katz, Chicago Also, thank you for all your translation replies for "Schneider".

To add my two cents to the many comments on D.Pitchon's posting - I thought of the yarmulkahs in my dresser drawers about 2-3 years ago. They had good information and I included all of it in my

I am looking for a marriage record >from Las Vegas, Nevada >from the mid-1950's. If anyone is in a position to help me, please contact me privately. Thanks, Alan Steinfeld Scarsdale,