Dear Jewishgeners, I am posting the list of the names which appears in the book "Varadi zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad/Oradea, Romania) by Terez Mozes. The page numbers are next to each name. The

For those who absolutely must have their own personal copy of the JewishGen Family Finder or the Consolidated Jewish Surname Index, Avotaynu has updated its microfiche versions of these

I am researching the PENNAKER (PINAKER) family which immigrated to Canada (Yarmouth, Nova Scotia) >from Tarnopol, Poland in the very early 1900's. The name was changed to PINK. My great grandfather

Dear Jewishgeners, I am posting the list of the names which appears in the book "Varadi zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad/Oradea, Romania) by Terez Mozes. The page numbers are next to each name. The

For those who absolutely must have their own personal copy of the JewishGen Family Finder or the Consolidated Jewish Surname Index, Avotaynu has updated its microfiche versions of these

I am researching the PENNAKER (PINAKER) family which immigrated to Canada (Yarmouth, Nova Scotia) >from Tarnopol, Poland in the very early 1900's. The name was changed to PINK. My great grandfather

Many thanks for this interesting and useful suggestion. I can understand how a woman might be Christina, as you show, and being called Tina the possibly Christian aspect would presumably be ignored

In a message dated 98-08-27 00:27:52 EDT, you write: << Forgive my ignorance about these things: is ROSENTHAL an exclusively Jewish surname? Or is it just predominant? ==Of course there is no way of

I am looking for *any* information on two shtetls near Tarnow. One is Zbylitowska Gora, 3.7 miles southwest of Tarnow, and the other is Rzdedzin, 3 miles east of Tarnow. I am researching

I have tried to copy the Hebrew Text of my g.grandmothers gravestone; Her name is Betje( Beile) Dormits and she died 20 April 1938 Name husband Maurits(More) van Daelen You misread

In the Washington Post >from Wednesday, August 26, 1998, page D1, there is an article called "No Turning Back" about the voyage of the ship SS St. Louis, and a project by the US Holocaust Museum to

Re Valerie Gold's posting August 25 asking whether anybody has ever heard the name Eddlestone, although I've never seen this name spelled this way, a look at my friendly dictionary indicates it may be

For any who may be interested, the August 21, 1998 issue of The Buffalo Jewish Review carries a two page report on the reunion of the KAMINKER and BEAN families and their visit to a number of small

I am looking for *any* information on two shtetls near Tarnow. One is Zbylitowska Gora, 3.7 miles southwest of Tarnow, and the other is Rzdedzin, 3 miles east of Tarnow. I am researching

Many thanks for this interesting and useful suggestion. I can understand how a woman might be Christina, as you show, and being called Tina the possibly Christian aspect would presumably be ignored

I have tried to copy the Hebrew Text of my g.grandmothers gravestone; Her name is Betje( Beile) Dormits and she died 20 April 1938 Name husband Maurits(More) van Daelen You misread

In the Washington Post >from Wednesday, August 26, 1998, page D1, there is an article called "No Turning Back" about the voyage of the ship SS St. Louis, and a project by the US Holocaust Museum to

Re Valerie Gold's posting August 25 asking whether anybody has ever heard the name Eddlestone, although I've never seen this name spelled this way, a look at my friendly dictionary indicates it may be

In a message dated 98-08-27 00:27:52 EDT, you write: << Forgive my ignorance about these things: is ROSENTHAL an exclusively Jewish surname? Or is it just predominant? ==Of course there is no way of

For any who may be interested, the August 21, 1998 issue of The Buffalo Jewish Review carries a two page report on the reunion of the KAMINKER and BEAN families and their visit to a number of small