In a message dated 98-11-23 22:59:26 EST, davidz@... writes: << he believes the A'YIN should be pronounced, >> ==The usual Israeli-Sfardi/Edot Hamizrach way is accomplished by sort

In a message dated 98-11-23 22:59:26 EST, davidz@... writes: << he believes the A'YIN should be pronounced, >> ==The usual Israeli-Sfardi/Edot Hamizrach way is accomplished by sort

It has always been our intention to create an inclusive database. Without meaning to throw cold water on the idea, I would simply mention that there is a huge leap >from a desire to create a database

It has always been our intention to create an inclusive database. Without meaning to throw cold water on the idea, I would simply mention that there is a huge leap >from a desire to create a database

Regarding the current discussion may I suggest that we ought to be talking of marriages in England & Wales, which has one legal system, and separate it >from Scottish law. There is an article on

Regarding the current discussion may I suggest that we ought to be talking of marriages in England & Wales, which has one legal system, and separate it >from Scottish law. There is an article on

Hi and Happy Thanksgiving to Jewish Gen, Searching for BYERS family >from Sztabin, Poland who emigrated to St. Louis, approximately 1890, and then to Oklahoma, Texas and beyond. If you have

Hi and Happy Thanksgiving to Jewish Gen, Searching for BYERS family >from Sztabin, Poland who emigrated to St. Louis, approximately 1890, and then to Oklahoma, Texas and beyond. If you have

Could someone let me know what Jewish cemetaries there are in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and how I can access information >from them. I am seeking the burial place of my grandfather's sister. She does

Could someone let me know what Jewish cemetaries there are in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and how I can access information >from them. I am seeking the burial place of my grandfather's sister. She does

==Best I can do is speculate. For a start, I've learned that there's rarely such a thing as a "unique" family name. When a Jew adapted a certain Hebrew name to make it an official family name.

==Best I can do is speculate. For a start, I've learned that there's rarely such a thing as a "unique" family name. When a Jew adapted a certain Hebrew name to make it an official family name.

Can someone tell me where the area known as Besarabia was located and during what period? Where would I find the genealogy records for that area? Howard Howard M. Rensin, KC3D

Can someone tell me where the area known as Besarabia was located and during what period? Where would I find the genealogy records for that area? Howard Howard M. Rensin, KC3D

Sorry for the mistake Scott Scott Noar wrote:

Sorry for the mistake Scott Scott Noar wrote:

This would be my great step grandmother's family on my mother's mothers side. I only have the name Mollie ZIATZ who married my great grandfather Samuel SHOCHED. Any info. or leads on this family

This would be my great step grandmother's family on my mother's mothers side. I only have the name Mollie ZIATZ who married my great grandfather Samuel SHOCHED. Any info. or leads on this family

Yes -- I live in Appleton where Weiss was born and where his father, Abraham Weiss, was the first rabbi. The Houdini museum is less than a mile know? I'd love to help out. Besides I think info on

Yes -- I live in Appleton where Weiss was born and where his father, Abraham Weiss, was the first rabbi. The Houdini museum is less than a mile know? I'd love to help out. Besides I think info on