Searching for Town Kamenetz at JewishGen "The Yizkor Book Database" I found that Mr. Abraham S. Goldberg 100274.3335@... is prepared to sell the book "Zichranos (Memories...)" about

Searching for Town Kamenetz at JewishGen "The Yizkor Book Database" I found that Mr. Abraham S. Goldberg 100274.3335@... is prepared to sell the book "Zichranos (Memories...)" about

I am trying to locate sisters Olga HOPPE, born Freund, and Berta SIEBEN, born Freund, who lived in Chicago. Any help would be appreciated. Please E-mail me personally. Thekla Stein

I am trying to locate sisters Olga HOPPE, born Freund, and Berta SIEBEN, born Freund, who lived in Chicago. Any help would be appreciated. Please E-mail me personally. Thekla Stein

David Garth writes: I think the answer is "it depends" (and I hope someone more expert than me comes forward). Of course under feudalism only aristocracy could own land, and the system required

David Garth writes: I think the answer is "it depends" (and I hope someone more expert than me comes forward). Of course under feudalism only aristocracy could own land, and the system required

The following is the first line of a message >from me that was posted in the July 2, 1999 issue of the JGD. "subject: Kiev Archives" "Has anyone had any experience dealing with the Kiev

The following is the first line of a message >from me that was posted in the July 2, 1999 issue of the JGD. "subject: Kiev Archives" "Has anyone had any experience dealing with the Kiev

Dear Genners, I have naturalization index cards for the four following names: Josep SEIDENFELT.1923; Lipa SEIDENSHNIER,1915; Noah SEIDENSTEIN,1923; and Solomon SEIDENSTEIN,1911. Please contact

Dear Genners, I have naturalization index cards for the four following names: Josep SEIDENFELT.1923; Lipa SEIDENSHNIER,1915; Noah SEIDENSTEIN,1923; and Solomon SEIDENSTEIN,1911. Please contact

Dear Ricki et al, I certainly agree that population movements can often be tracked by food tastes as well as by pronounciations and other matters, and that these are often relevant to genealogy. The

Dear Ricki et al, I certainly agree that population movements can often be tracked by food tastes as well as by pronounciations and other matters, and that these are often relevant to genealogy. The

I have a great aunt who though she was legally marrying a man, who turned out to be a bigamist ..Marriage wise what happen to her legally and to her child? What kind of papers would have been filed?

Gefilte fish is indeed germane to genealogy. Has no one heard of the "gefilte fish line" which separates peppery >from sweet fish and which indicates the geographic area >from which the makers of the

I have a great aunt who though she was legally marrying a man, who turned out to be a bigamist ..Marriage wise what happen to her legally and to her child? What kind of papers would have been filed?

Gefilte fish is indeed germane to genealogy. Has no one heard of the "gefilte fish line" which separates peppery >from sweet fish and which indicates the geographic area >from which the makers of the

Sorry to bother the list. My e-mail reply to Sebastian FLEISMAN bounced. (And no, there was no anti-junk mail letters in his address.) If anyone knows his address, please pass it along to

Sorry to bother the list. My e-mail reply to Sebastian FLEISMAN bounced. (And no, there was no anti-junk mail letters in his address.) If anyone knows his address, please pass it along to

The bris (or 'brit milah', i.e. circumcision) is performed on the eighth day of the boy's life, counting the day of birth as the first day. So normally the bris day would be 7 days after the

The bris (or 'brit milah', i.e. circumcision) is performed on the eighth day of the boy's life, counting the day of birth as the first day. So normally the bris day would be 7 days after the