I know a Fenyves/Fenves in Dallas. Look at an article at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1200668/ -- Angel KosfiszerRichardson, Texas

I am sorry to see this, and thank you for the years of effort. Will the digitized, online content still be available to those who have subscribed? Will subscription to that content still be

Israel, According to Olga's Original Social Security Application she had several surnames: Jul 1951: Name listed as OLGA BALOG; 18 Dec 1997: Name listed as OLGA SZABO; : Name listed as OLGA

All of us in the Jewish genealogy world thank you for the wonderful research presented through Avotaynu, Nu and the many scholarly books published. We've benefited from years of important and useful

Hi, Paul. As Alex explained, modern sources use the term "Ukraine" when referring to places that are in Ukraine today. Though the first Ukrainian state was in 1917, Ukraine as a region goes back at

According to a Ukrainian-language Wikipedia article (see URL https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Історія_України#Історичні_назви_українських_територій), the

Thank you for informing us. If we paid for much more do we get anything back? thank you too for a wonderful publication which will be very much missed Eleanor eleanor Platt Lind

Dear Paul, genealogy-wise, the term itself is of less importance. Some databases, like JewishGen allow search in "Ukraine" assuming the nowadays territory of Ukraine, automatically pulling data from

Hello Phyllis, My father in law came from Sanok. We also made a lot of investigations of his family history. I have the Sanok Yizkor book, where the Roth family appears a couple of times. Also in

Hello, Photography on the left: From left to right: Photography Honored Gold medal Brussels 1905 (can not read the word that surrounds the flowers because these are letters written in a way I can not

When I first submitted my request and paid the $65, it said the average time to complete a request was 60 days. After I filed and paid I watched that rise to 90 days, 120 days and on and on. At a

Hi, I have been doing a ton of research on the Roth family of Sanok. Specifically the descendants of Leibuscz and Sheindla Roth. I believe they had many children, most of whom died (motly

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Thank you so much! I was confused by the 2 different languages as well. I was hoping the record would mention Burach, my great-grandfather's name. The Jankef name is unusual, I've never heard it, but

I came across an item about a book for Mogilev Podolsky that was acquired a decade ago. See https://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/RES_collection.asp?id=1171. From what I gather here, the boo has been

Is anyone traveling to Philadelphia City Hall's marriage bureau or archive center in the near future? A Sadie Pickholtz and a Jack (Hymas- misspelled in places) Hyman, applied for a marriage

Martin, In your post you did not mention whether or not you sent your request as a Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act (FOIA/PA) because that should have made a difference in the way your request

I would be most appreciative if someone could translate the text on the front and back of this card (the photo is my grandmother). Thanks in advance! Rafael Harpaz

My father, Alexander Uszer Zuchman, who came from Poland in 1920, was a manager of the Hakoah soccer team/club in NYC during the 1920s. I have a photo someplace and he talked about it. Is there

After 37 years, Avotaynu Inc is closing its doors. The Winter issue of its journal, AVOTAYNU, which is currently being distributed, will be the last edition. The final edition of “Nu? What’s