Dear SIGgers, I have submitted an image on ViewMate, http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM55223. I would like paraphrase of the message, a marginal note on the 1914 death

Dear SIGgers, I have submitted an image on ViewMate, http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM55223. I would like paraphrase of the message, a marginal note on the 1914 death

Hello Genners, I've posted this before with no results, so I am trying again. My great grandmother, Sara (Sarah) PICKHOLTZ died on Jan. 2, 1892 according to her tombstone and is buried in the

Hello Genners, I've posted this before with no results, so I am trying again. My great grandmother, Sara (Sarah) PICKHOLTZ died on Jan. 2, 1892 according to her tombstone and is buried in the

Buenos Aires (Argentina) Jewish cemeteries are run by the AMIA which follows mostly conservative (not Orthodox) rules. It is quite usual to bury more than one person in the same plot. This is not

Buenos Aires (Argentina) Jewish cemeteries are run by the AMIA which follows mostly conservative (not Orthodox) rules. It is quite usual to bury more than one person in the same plot. This is not

Dear Jeff, There is currently a project at FTDNA which is looking at the deeper 'Sephardic' ancestry of 'Ashkenazim'. I do not know how your situation may dovetail with this project but I will give

Dear Jeff, There is currently a project at FTDNA which is looking at the deeper 'Sephardic' ancestry of 'Ashkenazim'. I do not know how your situation may dovetail with this project but I will give

Mark London <mrl@...> wrote about NYC marriage license applications now indexed on Ancestry for which there are no NYC corresponding certificates. I've encountered another problem:

Mark London <mrl@...> wrote about NYC marriage license applications now indexed on Ancestry for which there are no NYC corresponding certificates. I've encountered another problem:

My grandmother was born 15 Apr 1891 possibly in Warsaw. Her name was Eve JEGUSH or JAGUSH. One of her grandparents was Ashkenazi and one was not. Where can I look now? David Michael

My grandmother was born 15 Apr 1891 possibly in Warsaw. Her name was Eve JEGUSH or JAGUSH. One of her grandparents was Ashkenazi and one was not. Where can I look now? David Michael

Rzeszow PSA 1910 Census includes the following for the PREISLER family: Adolf born 1863 born in Zolynia (father)-father Franciszka 1870 born in Rzeszow-mother Their children: Aleksander (M) born

Rzeszow PSA 1910 Census includes the following for the PREISLER family: Adolf born 1863 born in Zolynia (father)-father Franciszka 1870 born in Rzeszow-mother Their children: Aleksander (M) born

In the 20 years since I purchased a copy of Chaim Freedman's 1997 book, "Eliyahu's Branches," I have researched my first cousin's vague claim of our being related to "the most famous Rabbi in Russia,"

In the 20 years since I purchased a copy of Chaim Freedman's 1997 book, "Eliyahu's Branches," I have researched my first cousin's vague claim of our being related to "the most famous Rabbi in Russia,"

I've posted a letter in Yiddish for which I need a translation. It is on = ViewMate at the following address ... http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=3DVM55157 Please respond via the

I've posted a letter in Yiddish for which I need a translation. It is on = ViewMate at the following address ... http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=3DVM55157 Please respond via the

A cousin reports that he has a walking stick that was given to an ancestor named Mordecai Dov Ber Kramer, Charles (Ezekiel) Kramer's father, that bears the inscription "MB Kramer." It was presented on

A cousin reports that he has a walking stick that was given to an ancestor named Mordecai Dov Ber Kramer, Charles (Ezekiel) Kramer's father, that bears the inscription "MB Kramer." It was presented on