I second the recommendation for Karesz Vandor. He does excellent work and was very responsive. Larry Briggs

Dear Genners, Elise Cundiff included in her post with respect to Ancestry.com that "you can have your tree be private entirely - but people will be able to see that you have one, just not be able to

Thirlby Grange is a farm just outside a small village called Thirlby in North Yorkshire. It is near Thirsk, which has a Racecourse I use to go to with my Dad. Thirsk is the setting for a series of

Hello AJ - Ancestry has an obituary for him under Newspapers.com but I am not a paid member. You may want to join Tracing the Tribe on Facebook and ask someone there. Good luck Shosh Eizenshtein,

Jewish family surnames to be focus of JGS of Illinois talk on Aug. 29, 2021: “What the Genealogist Needs to Know About Jewish Family Names” will be the webinar topic of Sallyann Amdur

As a Yizkor Book Project Coordinator, before committing the Yizkor Book of Mizoch to the typical process of hiring professional translators, I reached out to the Hebrew language program at George

Frank, You can search for marriages in England at: https://www.freebmd.org.uk/search Good luck in your search, Sherri Bobish

Unless something has changed that I am aware of, I don't think FTJP trees are collaborative. -- Ellen Barnett Cleary San Francisco CA USA

The link provided does not take me to your image. Please provide the VM number. -- Fredel Fruhman Brooklyn, New York, USA

Would appreciate help translating the inscription from the back of a photo taken Feb 17, 1935 in Wloclawek. The photo is of two couples one of the people is my father. Thanks. Relly Coleman

The best Hungarian researcher is Karesz Vandor (Vandor is his last name). He speaks English, Hungarian, Hebrew. He is very familiar with Hungarian history, particularly the Holocaust. You can reach

The Sabbath was such a central part of Jewish life in the shtetls that it is hardly surprising that so many Yizkor books have chapters about how it was celebrated in their towns. Preparation began

Hallo All, I was wondering if someone could explain this inconsistency,. According to California death index (image attached) Clara Sacheim Stahl born Dec 29, 1889 ssn 565-38-5350 died in LA on

Can anybody help me figure out what happened to my great-uncle Leopold Hoschander? According to his US Naturalisation application, he was born in Poland on 22.04.1885 in Huta Baranowa (not far from

Once you post any data on a public tree, on any platform - you have made it available to anyone and everyone. You have given it - and so, you no longer "own" it, and it isn't being stolen from you,

What’s new at JewishGen? Don’t miss the August issue of JewishGen News. https://mailchi.mp/jewishgen.org/jewishgen-newsletter-august-2021 Stay informed via the announcements, reports, and project

Sunday at 10:100 am Pacific Time Sima Velkovich is speaking to the Orange County CA JGS on online materials at Yad Vashem. Register at www.ocjgs.org. Free to members of OCJGS and $5 to non

Dear Genners, I’m surprised that no-one has seen fit to mention Ellen Levitt and her indefatigable work, researching the lost synagogues of the various boroughs of New York City. She has published

I keep my tree on Ancestry public, though I put no living persons on it, and even keep off the recently deceased (say, from the last ten years). I have had a few people contact me about persons in my

Kurt, I have also hit a brick wall trying to learn more about my father, Ludwig Hahn's residence in England, where he arrived in February 1939 just shy of 16. I believe he spent most of the next two