I am sorry to bother the list, but have been attempting to contact: Alain FARHI of Switzerland. A message regarding a member in my family line found in the FTJP was relayed to me by the FTJP, but the

I'm trying to send an email to Janet Cedervall. It seems the user name is incorrect. Janet: can you contact me or correct your email address? Thank you, Edith

I am sorry to bother the list, but have been attempting to contact: Alain FARHI of Switzerland. A message regarding a member in my family line found in the FTJP was relayed to me by the FTJP, but the

I'm trying to send an email to Janet Cedervall. It seems the user name is incorrect. Janet: can you contact me or correct your email address? Thank you, Edith

Are their any records of births in Warszawa for the years 1938-1940? If you know of ANY resources, could you let me know? Lynda Wells (#34265) MODERATOR NOTE: JewishGen Infofiles

Most given names can also be surnames. Before inherited surnames were used, the father's name was often used to differentiate 2 people with the same given name. In Hebrew Joseph ben Abraham is still

Alexander EISENBERG, buried Nov. 28.1958, on Mt. Hebron cemetery in NY. Age: 62. He was moved to Mt. Judah, on June 5th 1973. He is buried next to my husband's great-grandparents: David and Eva

Are their any records of births in Warszawa for the years 1938-1940? If you know of ANY resources, could you let me know? Lynda Wells (#34265) MODERATOR NOTE: JewishGen Infofiles

Most given names can also be surnames. Before inherited surnames were used, the father's name was often used to differentiate 2 people with the same given name. In Hebrew Joseph ben Abraham is still

Alexander EISENBERG, buried Nov. 28.1958, on Mt. Hebron cemetery in NY. Age: 62. He was moved to Mt. Judah, on June 5th 1973. He is buried next to my husband's great-grandparents: David and Eva

I'm trying to find information about the first name, Lilyanna, (or could it be Lillian?). I can't find anyone named that in the Polish records, so it may be unique. Thought the genesis of it might be

Any help in research for the names Kazimierski or Berlandski would be gratefully received. Lynda Wells (#43265) MODERATOR NOTE: Please respond privately.

I'm trying to find information about the first name, Lilyanna, (or could it be Lillian?). I can't find anyone named that in the Polish records, so it may be unique. Thought the genesis of it might be

Any help in research for the names Kazimierski or Berlandski would be gratefully received. Lynda Wells (#43265) MODERATOR NOTE: Please respond privately.

I am trying to determine the towns refered to in the following book, which may or may not be towns in the Ukraine. The book is: Sefer Yizkor Myikhov Charshnitsa un Kshoynzsh I wonder is Kshoynzsh is

I am examining Polish BMD records for towns that are southeast and south of Czestochowa. If someone knows the geography (or has copies of records for any of the cities below) I'd love to have some

I am trying to determine the towns refered to in the following book, which may or may not be towns in the Ukraine. The book is: Sefer Yizkor Myikhov Charshnitsa un Kshoynzsh I wonder is Kshoynzsh is

I am examining Polish BMD records for towns that are southeast and south of Czestochowa. If someone knows the geography (or has copies of records for any of the cities below) I'd love to have some

Shalom All, Just thought you might like to read an article written about me in the Jerusalem Post for Yom HaShoah. The article came out last Friday in the Post and yesterday, Wednesday May 3, on the

It never pays to be too pedantic about names with the plethora of dialects, spellings, languages and pronunciations that Jewish genners must deal with. (Wm. Safire says that nowadays it's OK to end a