Dear Siggers, I have stumbled upon a brick wall searching for the following people: Otto Georg RATZ, born 22.3.1917 in Szekesfehervar, Hungary, immigrated to Austria and eventually to Germany in

It's not Genealogy Day in Sweden, but ArkivDigital is offering free access to their database on March 18-19, 2017. While their notice did not suggest a start time and end time, it is presumed to be on

Dear Siggers, I have stumbled upon a brick wall searching for the following people: Otto Georg RATZ, born 22.3.1917 in Szekesfehervar, Hungary, immigrated to Austria and eventually to Germany in

It's not Genealogy Day in Sweden, but ArkivDigital is offering free access to their database on March 18-19, 2017. While their notice did not suggest a start time and end time, it is presumed to be on

Dear GerSIG Friends, I recently found a document online. I uploaded it to http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM53949. Id like to know what this document is, and a translation. I

Dear GerSIG Friends, I recently found a document online. I uploaded it to http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM53949. Id like to know what this document is, and a translation. I

I've just posted five Berlin vital records, late 19th century, that I need help with translating. While I would appreciate full translations, each one has a note about the information in which I am

I've just posted five Berlin vital records, late 19th century, that I need help with translating. While I would appreciate full translations, each one has a note about the information in which I am

Hi Shaul, Imre R=C3=A1cz (1911 - 1998) is buried at Kozma Utca cemetery in Budapest, Section 2A, row 10, grave 15. His wife is buried at the same place but the site doesn't show the dates, nor her

To GG-ners and others, While I have been a member of several other discussion groups, it is relatively recently that I have posted or responded to some GG posts. I have just finished my first

Beginning 1914, the US passport offices began to require photos to accompany passports. Following is a summary of the email letter I received >from Rebecca Sharp at the NARA in 2008. This

To GG-ners and others, While I have been a member of several other discussion groups, it is relatively recently that I have posted or responded to some GG posts. I have just finished my first

Hi Shaul, Imre R=C3=A1cz (1911 - 1998) is buried at Kozma Utca cemetery in Budapest, Section 2A, row 10, grave 15. His wife is buried at the same place but the site doesn't show the dates, nor her

Beginning 1914, the US passport offices began to require photos to accompany passports. Following is a summary of the email letter I received >from Rebecca Sharp at the NARA in 2008. This

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be conducting a webinar on Tuesday, March 21 at 1:00PM EDT. The topic: Fact, Fiction, and Immigration Passenger Lists. Marian Smith

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be conducting a webinar on Tuesday, March 21 at 1:00PM EDT. The topic: Fact, Fiction, and Immigration Passenger Lists. Marian Smith

jewishgen@... (Moshe Schaeffer schaefferfamilytree@...) wrote on 16 Mar 2017 in soc.genealogy.jewish: Do you mean "Friedrichstadt" AKA "Nairi", now

jewishgen@... (Moshe Schaeffer schaefferfamilytree@...) wrote on 16 Mar 2017 in soc.genealogy.jewish: Do you mean "Friedrichstadt" AKA "Nairi", now

Moshe: Do you mean Friedrichstadt? That was the German name of present-day Jaunjelgava, Latvia--the name used under the Czars. (German was an official language in that region.) If so, the IAJGS

Moshe: Do you mean Friedrichstadt? That was the German name of present-day Jaunjelgava, Latvia--the name used under the Czars. (German was an official language in that region.) If so, the IAJGS