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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Mogilev-Podolsky Research
#ukraine
Dear Friends,
To All Those Researching Mogilev-Podolsky --
Happy Harvest Season !
We are working on gathering as much information as exists for our town.
As many of you know, this has
Dear Friends,
To All Those Researching Mogilev-Podolsky --
Happy Harvest Season !
We are working on gathering as much information as exists for our town.
As many of you know, this has
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Phyllis Berenson
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#631579
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Mogilev-Podolsky Research
#ukraine
Dear Friends,
To All Those Researching Mogilev-Podolsky --
Happy Harvest Season !
We are working on gathering as much information as exists for our town.
As many of you know, this has
Dear Friends,
To All Those Researching Mogilev-Podolsky --
Happy Harvest Season !
We are working on gathering as much information as exists for our town.
As many of you know, this has
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Phyllis Berenson
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#311359
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Lviv survey
#ukraine
Dear Friends,
As part of the project "ReHerit: Common Responsibility for Shared Heritage", the Center for Urban History of East Central Europe runs a survey for tourists who visited Lviv for
Dear Friends,
As part of the project "ReHerit: Common Responsibility for Shared Heritage", the Center for Urban History of East Central Europe runs a survey for tourists who visited Lviv for
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Tomasz Jankowski / JFS <info@...>
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#631578
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Lviv survey
#ukraine
Dear Friends,
As part of the project "ReHerit: Common Responsibility for Shared Heritage", the Center for Urban History of East Central Europe runs a survey for tourists who visited Lviv for
Dear Friends,
As part of the project "ReHerit: Common Responsibility for Shared Heritage", the Center for Urban History of East Central Europe runs a survey for tourists who visited Lviv for
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Tomasz Jankowski / JFS <info@...>
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#311358
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Translation Request Polish
#general
I've posted two birth registrations in Polish on ViewMate. I would
appreciate as detailed translation as possible.
They are for Chana PERLMUTER and Chaskel Mendel FRAJDENBERG >from
I've posted two birth registrations in Polish on ViewMate. I would
appreciate as detailed translation as possible.
They are for Chana PERLMUTER and Chaskel Mendel FRAJDENBERG >from
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By
bernerfolk
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#234747
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Translation Request Polish
#general
I've posted two birth registrations in Polish on ViewMate. I would
appreciate as detailed translation as possible.
They are for Chana PERLMUTER and Chaskel Mendel FRAJDENBERG >from
I've posted two birth registrations in Polish on ViewMate. I would
appreciate as detailed translation as possible.
They are for Chana PERLMUTER and Chaskel Mendel FRAJDENBERG >from
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bernerfolk
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#555066
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Chacham Tzvi
#rabbinic
A cousin told me that we are descended >from the Chacham Tzvi through
my great grandmother,Frieda Gittel (Biron) Beer. Does anyone have any
suggestions how I can try to connect the dots to the Chacham
A cousin told me that we are descended >from the Chacham Tzvi through
my great grandmother,Frieda Gittel (Biron) Beer. Does anyone have any
suggestions how I can try to connect the dots to the Chacham
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Torah Essentials
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#283549
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Rabbinic Genealogy SIG #Rabbinic Chacham Tzvi
#rabbinic
A cousin told me that we are descended >from the Chacham Tzvi through
my great grandmother,Frieda Gittel (Biron) Beer. Does anyone have any
suggestions how I can try to connect the dots to the Chacham
A cousin told me that we are descended >from the Chacham Tzvi through
my great grandmother,Frieda Gittel (Biron) Beer. Does anyone have any
suggestions how I can try to connect the dots to the Chacham
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Torah Essentials
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#603806
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Re: Israel cemetery search
#general
The first place to look for burials in Israel is BillionGraves.com.
Although work continues, the majority of the gravestones in the country
have been photographed and transcribed.
Searches are
The first place to look for burials in Israel is BillionGraves.com.
Although work continues, the majority of the gravestones in the country
have been photographed and transcribed.
Searches are
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Asher <aarbit1@...>
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#234746
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Israel cemetery search
#general
The first place to look for burials in Israel is BillionGraves.com.
Although work continues, the majority of the gravestones in the country
have been photographed and transcribed.
Searches are
The first place to look for burials in Israel is BillionGraves.com.
Although work continues, the majority of the gravestones in the country
have been photographed and transcribed.
Searches are
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Asher <aarbit1@...>
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#555065
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Re: Israel cemetery search
#general
Hello,
At any time after 1950, the person would probably be buried in Jerusalem.
Mt of Olives, which is/was listed online. There is a group photographing
the graves. The index may be offset >from
Hello,
At any time after 1950, the person would probably be buried in Jerusalem.
Mt of Olives, which is/was listed online. There is a group photographing
the graves. The index may be offset >from
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By
Dahn Cukier
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#234745
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Israel cemetery search
#general
Hello,
At any time after 1950, the person would probably be buried in Jerusalem.
Mt of Olives, which is/was listed online. There is a group photographing
the graves. The index may be offset >from
Hello,
At any time after 1950, the person would probably be buried in Jerusalem.
Mt of Olives, which is/was listed online. There is a group photographing
the graves. The index may be offset >from
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By
Dahn Cukier
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#555064
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Re: Naming Pattern among Ashkenazic Jews
#general
The tradition of parents alternating when choosing names (mother
first, father second and so on) is very popular among many Hassidic
communities. The tradition goes even further to the second
The tradition of parents alternating when choosing names (mother
first, father second and so on) is very popular among many Hassidic
communities. The tradition goes even further to the second
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hfpjc
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#234744
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: Naming Pattern among Ashkenazic Jews
#general
The tradition of parents alternating when choosing names (mother
first, father second and so on) is very popular among many Hassidic
communities. The tradition goes even further to the second
The tradition of parents alternating when choosing names (mother
first, father second and so on) is very popular among many Hassidic
communities. The tradition goes even further to the second
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hfpjc
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#555063
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Re: Naming pattern among Ashkenazic Jews
#general
Dear Herbert,
Thanks for this summary.
I wonder what is the convention for a son's name if the father's father
is still alive, or mother's mother is still alive in the case of a
daughter?
Would it
Dear Herbert,
Thanks for this summary.
I wonder what is the convention for a son's name if the father's father
is still alive, or mother's mother is still alive in the case of a
daughter?
Would it
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Adam Cherson
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#234743
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Naming pattern among Ashkenazic Jews
#general
Dear Herbert,
Thanks for this summary.
I wonder what is the convention for a son's name if the father's father
is still alive, or mother's mother is still alive in the case of a
daughter?
Would it
Dear Herbert,
Thanks for this summary.
I wonder what is the convention for a son's name if the father's father
is still alive, or mother's mother is still alive in the case of a
daughter?
Would it
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By
Adam Cherson
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#555062
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Re: Naming pattern among Ashkenazic Jews
#general
Re the naming pattern for Ashkenazi Jews, I have a question. My
family has assumed that my great-grandparents Schwartzberg's first
two children, Sam and Sara, born in Gniewoszow/Granica,
Re the naming pattern for Ashkenazi Jews, I have a question. My
family has assumed that my great-grandparents Schwartzberg's first
two children, Sam and Sara, born in Gniewoszow/Granica,
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Jenny Schwartzberg
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#234742
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Naming pattern among Ashkenazic Jews
#general
Re the naming pattern for Ashkenazi Jews, I have a question. My
family has assumed that my great-grandparents Schwartzberg's first
two children, Sam and Sara, born in Gniewoszow/Granica,
Re the naming pattern for Ashkenazi Jews, I have a question. My
family has assumed that my great-grandparents Schwartzberg's first
two children, Sam and Sara, born in Gniewoszow/Granica,
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By
Jenny Schwartzberg
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#555061
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Chanukah in Galicia
#galicia
I am currently researching the celebration of Chanukah in Galicia. I
am looking for specifics, preferably >from first hand accounts. Does
anyone know of any family pages, Yizkor books or websites
I am currently researching the celebration of Chanukah in Galicia. I
am looking for specifics, preferably >from first hand accounts. Does
anyone know of any family pages, Yizkor books or websites
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By
Sharon Taylor
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#65744
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Chanukah in Galicia
#galicia
I am currently researching the celebration of Chanukah in Galicia. I
am looking for specifics, preferably >from first hand accounts. Does
anyone know of any family pages, Yizkor books or websites
I am currently researching the celebration of Chanukah in Galicia. I
am looking for specifics, preferably >from first hand accounts. Does
anyone know of any family pages, Yizkor books or websites
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By
Sharon Taylor
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#386096
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