Are you sure it’s Hana and not Hawa (in Polish pronounced “Hava”)? That’s more likely to be Eva. That said, secular names could be very fluid, as could Jewish names, especially in secular

The Joseph Eisner Camp for Living Judaism in Great Barrington , Massachusetts changed my life. It's where I learned how to play guitar (and later became a Jewish song leader), it's where I learned

This is the 1885 birth record for my Great uncle in German for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted a vital record in Polish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM98625 Please respond via

Shalom Katerina, Thanks for sending this information to Discussion group. I hope that someone in the group from the same region may find information familiar. Also for many members of our Bessarabia

Looking through some records in JRI Poland and I may have found my great great great grandparents marriage, but the brides name is recorded as Hana Kohn. I have Eva Cohen. The groom's name is a

Due to personal issues this is late in getting out. My apologies. As mentioned previously, every month I post a listing of the IAJGS Records Access Alert topics from the previous month for you to

Paul Not sure if you're still around to respond to this email given your message was over 20 years ago. I knew him, he was one of professors in medical school, as well as my fathers and he was my

This is the wedding record of my Parental Grandparents in Lwow 1911. In Polish. It is on ViewMate at the following address: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM98610 Please

Recently, I had an 1843 Jewish marriage record translated by the Facebook group, Genealogical Translations. 1.The groom was listed as Eyzeyk TAFLOWICZ & 2.the bride was listed as Esther Malka

I recently requested copies of images from FHLRemoteAccess, the information for which I found on JRI-Poland [Tomaszow Mazowiecki]. Access was denied for the following reason: " Restrictions placed by

Interesting connection. The name Billy rings a vague bell from somewhere. Were they Texans? I have found very few of same/similar names in TX. There was a Gentile Hamburger family in Houston who

Apologies to all who got the wrong link to the slides from my talk yesterday. This should work better: https://tinyurl.com/Lustig-JG2205 All comments welcome, as before! Roger Lustig

It is worth mentioning that not all UK naturalisation files have been preserved. My mother in law applied to see her father's file and it turned out that it no longer existed. In the immediate post

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Oregon invites you to a free Zoom program: Liberation from a Shoah Ghost: The Girl on the Wall, with Preeva Adler Tramiel Sunday, June 26, 2022, 10:30 a.m. Pacific

As reported by the Buenos Aires Times the Centre for Latin American Migration Studies (CEMLA) has created a database helping to discover how Argentine ancestors arrived in the country. It covers 160

THANK YOU! I want to thank all of the very helpful responders who took the time to help. Only a few short days after posting my request, I am now in contact with the sons of Dr. Berthold

This is one of the sources that indicated Morris was from Tordobis. I asked the author of the book he wrote on the Arsenic Gang for his source and he would not provide his source. Paul Mayerowitz

Hi Odeda, My answer was about Tony Allan's father, who he stated 'came to the UK at the age of 16 from Danzig Poland in 1936'. I therefore assumed his father was a Polish national. However, I now see

Jay - Thank you so much for your (interesting) reply, and the knowledge that there is an Israel connection, and I wonder where they fit on the family tree. I also wonder if the Los Angeles branch