JewishGen resources played an important role in these three inspirational stories. You can access these accounts >from the "About Us" button on our website or by following this

On the JRI-Poland site, there's a good bit of pre-1826 Jewish vital records available, under the heading of patronymic data. These records, for the towns listed, seem to be extracted >from

On the JRI-Poland site, there's a good bit of pre-1826 Jewish vital records available, under the heading of patronymic data. These records, for the towns listed, seem to be extracted >from

JewishGen resources played an important role in these three inspirational stories. You can access these accounts >from the "About Us" button on our website or by following this

Hi, In the 1903 directory for Manhattan and Bronx, appears the name Solomon REICHSELIGMAN with his wife Zippa. By 1910 it would appear that Zippa is deceased and Solomon is living with his

Hi, In the 1903 directory for Manhattan and Bronx, appears the name Solomon REICHSELIGMAN with his wife Zippa. By 1910 it would appear that Zippa is deceased and Solomon is living with his

Hi, Chag Samaech. I've posted three vital records on ViewMate: The marriage record of Majer Reichbart in 1889. It is in Russian. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58897 The

Hi, Chag Samaech. I've posted three vital records on ViewMate: The marriage record of Majer Reichbart in 1889. It is in Russian. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58897 The

Hi, Chag Samaech. I've posted two photos on ViewMate of the tombstone of Avraham ben Michel REICHBART >from the New Lodz Cemetery. The photos are pretty difficult to read, but I hope someone can

Hi, Chag Samaech. I've posted two photos on ViewMate of the tombstone of Avraham ben Michel REICHBART >from the New Lodz Cemetery. The photos are pretty difficult to read, but I hope someone can

Looking for the descendants of the children of Moshe David Margolis who came to New York. His children >from his first wife were a son Ephraim Zalman Margolis who lived in the Bronx and had a son

Looking for the descendants of the children of Moshe David Margolis who came to New York. His children >from his first wife were a son Ephraim Zalman Margolis who lived in the Bronx and had a son

Reading some more sources I just came across that R' Aharon of Lechowitz's family name was YAFE. Can someone confirm this and does this help to identify who of his daughters married a Yoseph

My great great grandfather's brother married a daughter of Aharon and Pearl of Lechowich. I haven't found the first name of the daughter. My ancestor's first name was David and his brother's name was

My great great grandfather's brother married a daughter of Aharon and Pearl of Lechowich. I haven't found the first name of the daughter. My ancestor's first name was David and his brother's name was

Reading some more sources I just came across that R' Aharon of Lechowitz's family name was YAFE. Can someone confirm this and does this help to identify who of his daughters married a Yoseph

Looking for a volunteer to help a mid-90s year old cousin to do a cheek swab for his paternal DNA as part of a study. He lives alone and is the last in our male line for this test. The kit should be

Looking for a volunteer to help a mid-90s year old cousin to do a cheek swab for his paternal DNA as part of a study. He lives alone and is the last in our male line for this test. The kit should be

A respondent in Jerusalem replied: "There are two sections on each page of Gvurot He'ari. The main text (in the second edition it is in Hebrew block type, not Rashi), is larger and covers the basic

A respondent in Jerusalem replied: "There are two sections on each page of Gvurot He'ari. The main text (in the second edition it is in Hebrew block type, not Rashi), is larger and covers the basic