I published a 1-page article in the Volume XXIII, Number 3 Fall 2007 issue of AVOTAYNU - Finding Emigrants Who Sailed Under a Different Name. After five years of fruitless searching, I finally found

I published a 1-page article in the Volume XXIII, Number 3 Fall 2007 issue of AVOTAYNU - Finding Emigrants Who Sailed Under a Different Name. After five years of fruitless searching, I finally found

Thank you for the example, Alan. I should clarify that I'm asking about a completely different name. I've searched first names without last names, last names without first names, Yiddish name

Thank you for the example, Alan. I should clarify that I'm asking about a completely different name. I've searched first names without last names, last names without first names, Yiddish name

I suspect here may not be a single definitive answer, but I know of one case where my grandfather clearly travelled on a ticked in his brother's name. That implies to me that it was either easier to

I suspect here may not be a single definitive answer, but I know of one case where my grandfather clearly travelled on a ticked in his brother's name. That implies to me that it was either easier to

I've posted a photo of my maternal grandparents' 1904-wedding in London at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=68467 The bride and groom are Fanny Groffman

I've posted a photo of my maternal grandparents' 1904-wedding in London at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=68467 The bride and groom are Fanny Groffman

Dear Researchers, In anticipation of the 2018 International Conference on Jewish Genealogy (IAJGS ) in Warsaw, the Lodz Registration Extraction Team is pleased to announce the addition of 20,000

Dear Researchers, In anticipation of the 2018 International Conference on Jewish Genealogy (IAJGS ) in Warsaw, the Lodz Registration Extraction Team is pleased to announce the addition of 20,000

I've posted two vital records in Russian >from the town of Opole Lubelski for which I would appreciate translations. The first, the 1868 death record of Chaia Tafel , wife of Koppel Tafel is at

I've posted two vital records in Russian >from the town of Opole Lubelski for which I would appreciate translations. The first, the 1868 death record of Chaia Tafel , wife of Koppel Tafel is at

Does anyone know the answer to two questions arising >from a birth record transcription on JRI-PL, please? 1) Might the given name Gecel be connected (kinnui etc) to Nahum? 2) What is the

Dear Researchers, In anticipation of the 2018 International Conference on Jewish Genealogy (IAJGS ) in Warsaw, the Lodz Registration Extraction Team is pleased to announce the addition of 20,000

Does anyone know the answer to two questions arising >from a birth record transcription on JRI-PL, please? 1) Might the given name Gecel be connected (kinnui etc) to Nahum? 2) What is the

Dear Researchers, In anticipation of the 2018 International Conference on Jewish Genealogy (IAJGS ) in Warsaw, the Lodz Registration Extraction Team is pleased to announce the addition of 20,000

Jewish Records Indexing-Poland recently added another 2685 more Warszawa records to the JRI-Poland database. The new additions include the following: Fond 200 - Sygnatura 85, 1898 Marriages District

Jewish Records Indexing-Poland recently added another 2685 more Warszawa records to the JRI-Poland database. The new additions include the following: Fond 200 - Sygnatura 85, 1898 Marriages District

Dear friends: With the digital availability of FHL images some of our indexed records are already linked to those images. When you do a search on JewisGen if there is a microfilm number and it is

Dear friends: With the digital availability of FHL images some of our indexed records are already linked to those images. When you do a search on JewisGen if there is a microfilm number and it is