Greta Kassel was my grandfather's sister. SHe married Phillippe Rosenau circa 1902 and they moved to Bad Kissingen, where he was an antiques dealer. They had 2 girls, Paula and Marie, and a son Ernst

You raise an interesting question. If you had to pick one value that would be most important for Ashkenazi Jews I believe it would be the longest segment. However if you are going to dismiss all

I have begun exploring the fabulous collection of New York City vital records at https://a860-historicalvitalrecords.nyc.gov/. I would like to record links to individual images (example) in my source

I would appreciate any links to the sites that have the photos online that you mention... (I may have had ancestors there, but earlier.) -- Peter Cherna, Exton PA (peter@...) Researching CSERNA

MyHeritage frequently sends me a match to someone with 155.5cM across 12 segments, longest 41cMs. He is also matched to one of my known 1st cousins once removed but we cannot find any real connection

I am at a loss--- I know that my grandmother's (Karoline nee Liebenstein Stuhler) mother was Johanna nee Baer Liebenstein. This is what I know: she was born in 1853 in Windsbach Germany and died on

Hi from Paris, Dear Esther, I add this post to be sure you are aware of the availability from Brody Yiskor Bukh, fully translated in English :

If you have recently attempted to search for Brzeziny vital records on the JRI-Poland legacy website [ https://legacy.jri-poland.org/jriplweb.htm], you may have been puzzled to find that the last

Dvorah Shalom, Read the article that Josef Rosin z"l wrote about Panevezys and fires that occurred there, https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lithuania4/lit4_310.html Carol Hoffman LitvakSIG President

I think you are using unrealistically high numbers for longest single strand and total DNA. I only have three matches out of the many thousands that have more than 130 cM total and only two those have

I'm not fluent in Yiddish but I'll add a bit more onto what Shimi said. It is to Mrs Pessa daughter of the late Yisrael, and her husband Mr Nisan son of the late Avraham Yitchak the levite. I find it

Hello Yoav, There are two online versions of the book about the RM"A by Asher Ziv at the Otzar haHochma website: https://tablet.otzar.org/#/b/158974/p/1/t/1660831406832/fs/0/start/0/end/0/c

At 05:47 24/08/2022, Vernon Kronenberg wrote: I do not know how up-to-date my records are, but try Ken Brookline, MA New England kkrone@..., Ken Kronenberg Brookline, MA New Englandkkrone@...,

Dear Carol, The letter is mostly written in Yiddish. Only the 4 lines in the beginning is in Hebrew, The main idea in the letter is to call the kindness and generosity of Mrs Peas and her husband

I have found information about a number of relatives in this database of Latvian Inhabitants: http://pases.arhivi.lv/index.php?temavb=en# and I'm hoping that someone who knows about Latvian records

I can fill in some of the information Page 2 shows a personal description of the bearer: Age 19; Build slender; Hair ?; Eyes black; Particular features freckles Page 3 shows information for a journey

Does anybody remember that in TA in the 1970s there was a Kronenberg shoe shop? I visited there in 1973. I would like to make contact with the relatives/descendants if anybody can kindly put me in

bs'd Can any please help me find information about a fire in Ponovezh around 1890? My ggm died in a fire at that time in Ponovezh. We think her name was Itta/Etta/Gittel Masovitz/Moshovitz. Is

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My 4xgreat-grandfather organised a group of emigrants from Baden to America in 1852, and kept a diary of the journey. They travelled bysailing ship from Antwwerp to New Orleans. In Antwerp they had