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Help with a location please - Lokshifke, Russia? #general

An 1870 document identified Lokshifke as the home. Try Lokhvitsa Ukraine, which "Where Once We Walked" places at 50.22/33.16, 101 km S of Konotop. This would be in the area of Poltava and

By Herbert Lazerow · #231962 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Help with a location please - Lokshifke, Russia? #general

An 1870 document identified Lokshifke as the home. Try Lokhvitsa Ukraine, which "Where Once We Walked" places at 50.22/33.16, 101 km S of Konotop. This would be in the area of Poltava and

By Herbert Lazerow · #552281 ·

Re: Help with a location please - Lokshifke, Russia? #general

David Pearce wrote: "I'm hoping that someone can help. I have United States naturalisation document >from 1870 that says the applicant (a relative) originated >from : Lokshifke - Russia. A google

By Alexander Sharon · #231961 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: Help with a location please - Lokshifke, Russia? #general

David Pearce wrote: "I'm hoping that someone can help. I have United States naturalisation document >from 1870 that says the applicant (a relative) originated >from : Lokshifke - Russia. A google

By Alexander Sharon · #552280 ·

Re: Help with a location please - Lokshifke, Russia? #general

David Pearce is looking for a town written as "Lokshifke, Russia," on a naturalization document. I believe this is Lukashevka (Russian) or Lukashivka (Ukrainian), which was sometimes called Lukashifke

By Susan Steeble · #231960 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Help with a location please - Lokshifke, Russia? #general

By Susan Steeble · #552279 ·

Re: How to Find Polish Archival Records That Have Been Indexed on JewishGen #general

Dear Fellow JewishGen-ers, Cindy Gallard asks about Polish Records available on the Internet. I would suggest the two links under item #24, on the JGSoB Resource page,

By Moishe Miller · #231959 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: How to Find Polish Archival Records That Have Been Indexed on JewishGen #general

Dear Fellow JewishGen-ers, Cindy Gallard asks about Polish Records available on the Internet. I would suggest the two links under item #24, on the JGSoB Resource page,

By Moishe Miller · #552278 ·

Bauska, Latvia Kehilalink #general

We are in the process of developing a Kehilalinks site for Bauska, Latvia. If you have ancestral ties to Bauska and would like to keep informed about this development, email charlesbnam@...

By Charles B Nam · #231958 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Bauska, Latvia Kehilalink #general

We are in the process of developing a Kehilalinks site for Bauska, Latvia. If you have ancestral ties to Bauska and would like to keep informed about this development, email charlesbnam@...

By Charles B Nam · #552277 ·

Shana Tovah v'Metuka. Happy 5778. #general

Dear Bessarabers, all genealogical researchers, I like very much working with all of you for many years. Imagine, our SIG is 6 years old! We did with you many great projects and continue to do. I

By Yefim Kogan · #231957 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Shana Tovah v'Metuka. Happy 5778. #general

Dear Bessarabers, all genealogical researchers, I like very much working with all of you for many years. Imagine, our SIG is 6 years old! We did with you many great projects and continue to do. I

By Yefim Kogan · #552276 ·

Re: How to Find Polish Archival Records That Have Been Indexed on JewishGen #general

The FamilySearch help file suggests there are two situations where you can see digitized records. One is that the Notes section for a catalog item may say in red that the item is available online.

By Alan Shuchat · #231956 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: How to Find Polish Archival Records That Have Been Indexed on JewishGen #general

The FamilySearch help file suggests there are two situations where you can see digitized records. One is that the Notes section for a catalog item may say in red that the item is available online.

By Alan Shuchat · #552275 ·

Re: Now Available: Unbroken Chain - Third Edition - Volume 2 #general

Dear Gary and Other Expert Genealogists, I find Neil Rosenstein's work awe-inspiring. I wonder if there is a way for genealogists researching their ancestry in the region between Lida and Vilna to

By Adam Cherson · #231955 ·

JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: Now Available: Unbroken Chain - Third Edition - Volume 2 #general

Dear Gary and Other Expert Genealogists, I find Neil Rosenstein's work awe-inspiring. I wonder if there is a way for genealogists researching their ancestry in the region between Lida and Vilna to

By Adam Cherson · #552274 ·

SARAH BAUERNFREUND death certificate/gravestone in Zborov #hungary

Hi Fellow JewishGenners, I am doing family research and am looking for the gravestone and/or the death certificate for SARAH BAUERNFREUND and to find out where she might be buried. She was a

By Daniella Lejtman · #84116 ·

Where is the 1869 Hungarian Census #hungary

Dear fellow researchers, A recent find on JG's Hungary Database turned up the following information of interest to me in the 1869 Hungarian Census: Moritz BLEIER (1816, Rakido) and Kati TOBIAS

By Amos Israel Zezmer · #84115 ·

Hungary SIG #Hungary Where is the 1869 Hungarian Census #hungary

Dear fellow researchers, A recent find on JG's Hungary Database turned up the following information of interest to me in the 1869 Hungarian Census: Moritz BLEIER (1816, Rakido) and Kati TOBIAS

By Amos Israel Zezmer · #404450 ·

Hungary SIG #Hungary SARAH BAUERNFREUND death certificate/gravestone in Zborov #hungary

Hi Fellow JewishGenners, I am doing family research and am looking for the gravestone and/or the death certificate for SARAH BAUERNFREUND and to find out where she might be buried. She was a

By Daniella Lejtman · #404451 ·

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