I reread the Illuske entry and I would like to apologize for the misunderstanding. I should have written that there is NO Iluske synagogue mentioned in Dov Levin's book, whereas mention IS made of a

I assumed my repsonses were going to the individuals when i clicked on reply and didn't realize they posted on latvia@lyris in some instances. To me it makes no difference when someone replies or

I reread the Illuske entry and I would like to apologize for the misunderstanding. I should have written that there is NO Iluske synagogue mentioned in Dov Levin's book, whereas mention IS made of a

I assumed my repsonses were going to the individuals when i clicked on reply and didn't realize they posted on latvia@lyris in some instances. To me it makes no difference when someone replies or

Re: BABYCAT3 searching for Alk family. I had a cousin who was married to a Morris Alkin >from Cape Town, South Africa. She died some years ago, but he is in San Diego, CA, and I am in touch with him.

Re: BABYCAT3 searching for Alk family. I had a cousin who was married to a Morris Alkin >from Cape Town, South Africa. She died some years ago, but he is in San Diego, CA, and I am in touch with him.

I have a Petition for Naturalization for Jacob HARRIS; however it is not my Jacob HARRIS. This is >from Westchester County, NY for a gentleman born on Feb. 8, 1890 in Polita, Russia. He was apparently

I have a Petition for Naturalization for Jacob HARRIS; however it is not my Jacob HARRIS. This is >from Westchester County, NY for a gentleman born on Feb. 8, 1890 in Polita, Russia. He was apparently

**In Memory of Amy Levinson** We are sad to hear of the death of Amy Levinson. Amy was deeply committed to genealogy and the search for her family. She was involved with the Grodno Sig >from the

**In Memory of Amy Levinson** We are sad to hear of the death of Amy Levinson. Amy was deeply committed to genealogy and the search for her family. She was involved with the Grodno Sig >from the

From: Joyce Field <jfield@...> March 2001 update for Yizkor Book Project Last month I asked, "How do our wonderful volunteers do it month after month?" Well, I need to ask that same

From: Joyce Field <jfield@...> March 2001 update for Yizkor Book Project Last month I asked, "How do our wonderful volunteers do it month after month?" Well, I need to ask that same

Ruth Hyman asks if there is a way to get death records >from Palestine from the early 1900's Try writing to the Ashkenazi Chevra Kadisha at 11 Pines Street, POB 1463, Jerusalem. You can write in

Ruth Hyman asks if there is a way to get death records >from Palestine from the early 1900's Try writing to the Ashkenazi Chevra Kadisha at 11 Pines Street, POB 1463, Jerusalem. You can write in

You telephone the Chevra Kadisha, who have an incredible database. There is usually a courteous and helpful person manning the phones. These are the numbers for Jerusalem: Prushim:

You telephone the Chevra Kadisha, who have an incredible database. There is usually a courteous and helpful person manning the phones. These are the numbers for Jerusalem: Prushim:

Yom Tov is a male name not a female name (at least I have never seen it used for a woman). Notice: The e-mail address is deliberately incorrect. Delete "nospam" from the e-mail address to

Yom Tov is a male name not a female name (at least I have never seen it used for a woman). Notice: The e-mail address is deliberately incorrect. Delete "nospam" from the e-mail address to

sallybru@... writes: << I would say that Yantub would be Yom Tov, which is used as a woman's name- so no it wouldn't be David. If you found this in European records, keep looking in records

sallybru@... writes: << I would say that Yantub would be Yom Tov, which is used as a woman's name- so no it wouldn't be David. If you found this in European records, keep looking in records