First it depends - It may be possible on some of the sites. Secondly as far as privacy is concerned - all of the major genealogy sites do NOT show any information for LIVING people unless you invite

My Zeidi's middle name was Tzvi which is Hebrew for deer. However I only saw that on one document, otherwise he used Hersh (which is Yiddish for deer). Our son's name is Isaac Zvi and his Hebrew

Prior to the passage of the Cable Act (1922), women derived their citizenship status through their husband, so there would not be a separate naturalization for your grandmother. Regards, David Oseas

In case you missed it, you may now view the recording of our most recent episode of Genealogy Coffee Break here. In this episode, we explore the papers of Col. Seymour J. Pomrenze (one of the

1. Mykhailo (Misha) Zubar, Gesher Galicia's representative in Ukraine, has written to us today. Vinnytsia, 14:15 Vinnytsia time [12:15 GMT/UTC, March 11] As our new life in Vinnytsia gradually

Marion Werle said "You mentioned that you found it at your public library, but it is web based and accessible from home." True, but there is a link from my public library online to the Library of

In addition to all the possible issues others have mentioned, I have found that it is very easy to find living and deceased people through various online search apps, some of which are free. I try to

Hello Everyone, I'm researching my great-grandfather's line and have questions regarding his surname. Family stories have always maintained that the real family surname was Miklishansky. Recently I

Hi All, Can anyone translate the attached birth record? It is in Cyrillic. Row 432. thanks in advance! -- Amy Mitchell

I am searching for information regarding my father’s family, DAAR in Debica and Tarnow and surrounding locations. I would appreciate any response. Poland, Galicia Rosalie Kornblau

Sunday March 13, 2022 1-3 pm PT Zoom Meeting My Family: I Could Write a Book: How Writing Helps You Learn About Your Family in New and Novel Ways by Joan Adler It’s not what you know,,,,,or

I am totally confused, below is a picture of my thru lines in ancestry and it said her fathers name was Shmuel Velvet Kameinka, yet everyone is saying differently especially last name of Traystman.

My paternal grandmother, Chana Ester (nee Spierman) (Seche)Stower arrived in New York City in 1906 from Kolomyya, now Ukraine. She married my grandfather, Gustave (Seche)Stower in 1908. On the census

"We are commanded to get drunk on Purim so we can't be too pious!" The joyous — sometimes raucous — holiday of Purim begins Wednesday and this week’s Yizkor book offerings celebrate the

People named Tsvi often went by "Harry". (Tsvi = Hirsh [Hebrew/Yiddish]) and since Hirsch began with an H it often became Harry or Herman. But Chaim could also become Herman, although it usually

I want to make an observation given the direction this thread has taken. If you do not post your tree, thinking that this way you are protecting your family's privacy, that's an illusion. Using

- Dear friends: It is with great sadness that we share the news of the sudden passing of Siddy Rosenberg, our long-time Finance Coordinator, and the lady so many of the JRI-Poland research

According to my info, there are no Kahn branches that went into Eastern Europe, but it would be impossible to say that every branch has been tracked and is known. Thinking along these lines is jumping

Everyone has made good arguments. I'll just add my two cents. I built my tree originally on Reunion for Mac, and had beautiful photos and even audio files attached. And I published a beautiful,

Looking for the families of siblings Elia and Dalya ELTER in Israel. Also their cousin Varda ELTER. I do not know if their surnames have changed. They were all probably born in the 1950s and