I would like to thank everyone that responded to my question related to Scarbuba. The ones that seem to be the closest to the correct one was that the word was not one word but two. "Skarb Bub

I would like to thank everyone that responded to my question related to Scarbuba. The ones that seem to be the closest to the correct one was that the word was not one word but two. "Skarb Bub

Hello Roy - you ask for contributions.... Could the following be made to fit? I have been a genealogist for 25 years and much enjoyed the freely given contributions of strangers who donated to

Hello Roy - you ask for contributions.... Could the following be made to fit? I have been a genealogist for 25 years and much enjoyed the freely given contributions of strangers who donated to

Yes, I have reawakened! I have copied the Hungarian Sig Perhaps, following their marriage, they wandered off to Austria? Jakab BLITZ, born Baja 26 April, 1871, married, Pozsony, 22 July 1899 to

Looking at the record on genteam.at, there are also these important details: Location Stadttempel Volume H Number 595 Stadttempel is in the first District (Bezirk) of Vienna. This is

Yes, I have reawakened! I have copied the Hungarian Sig Perhaps, following their marriage, they wandered off to Austria? Jakab BLITZ, born Baja 26 April, 1871, married, Pozsony, 22 July 1899 to

Looking at the record on genteam.at, there are also these important details: Location Stadttempel Volume H Number 595 Stadttempel is in the first District (Bezirk) of Vienna. This is

Thanks to this wonderful forum, in requesting help in locating a Vienna marriage record through Family Search, a stunning results has been achieved. I hope I got to respond to all who answered, but

Thanks to this wonderful forum, in requesting help in locating a Vienna marriage record through Family Search, a stunning results has been achieved. I hope I got to respond to all who answered, but

I read families of Aleksandria Jewish community, Kherson Gubernia the year 1858. Possibly a researcher will find the alphabetical order I made helpful. Comment 1: There was a surname where the first

I read families of Aleksandria Jewish community, Kherson Gubernia the year 1858. Possibly a researcher will find the alphabetical order I made helpful. Comment 1: There was a surname where the first

I am searching for any information on the Dubno Magid Rabbi Yaakov Kranz Arye Kranz Lakewood NJ

I've posted a message in written Hebrew for translation into English. Dated in 1915, the postcard was sent to my father, Isaiah Chernichovsky, and may have some connection to the World Zionist

I am searching for any information on the Dubno Magid Rabbi Yaakov Kranz Arye Kranz Lakewood NJ

I've posted a message in written Hebrew for translation into English. Dated in 1915, the postcard was sent to my father, Isaiah Chernichovsky, and may have some connection to the World Zionist

I am looking for a translation of this Polish birth certificate. It can be found on ViewMate at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58702 I will be

I am looking for a translation of this Polish birth certificate. It can be found on ViewMate at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58702 I will be

Elissa Hunter wrote: Elissa, It appears that Ozydow didn't make list of the recognized JewishGen communities due to the qualification requirements for community approval such as number of Jewish

Elissa Hunter wrote: Elissa, It appears that Ozydow didn't make list of the recognized JewishGen communities due to the qualification requirements for community approval such as number of Jewish