In my case the download did NOT work, these were Polish records> -- Sarah L Meyer Georgetown TX ANK(I)ER, BIGOS, KARMELEK, PERLSTADT, STOKFISZ, SZPIL(T)BAUM, Poland BIRGARDOVSKY, EDELBERG, HITE

Just FYI, the document attached is a Declaration of Intention, or "first paper." The arrival information given was unchecked. It could be totally correct or totally made-up. The second paper,

Shalom, I descend from Rabbi Ze’ev Wolf of Rassein. He descended from the Shelah HaKadosh, according to his great grandson. One of his brothers was Rabbi Yisrael, a direct paternal ancestor of the

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Unfortunately it seems that the picture in question displayed in the original post, whilst of Dutch origin, is not incorrect. It is entitled 'View of Beverwijk from the Wijkermeer' by Salomon van

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I am looking for relatives of a deceased Holocaust survivor Leonard (formerly Eliezer) Koslowski. He arrived in New York on 12/22/49 from Naples, Italy where he was likely in a displaced persons camp.

Shalom, Seemingly, in the blink of an eye January 2022 has whizzed by and here I am again, letting you know the highlights of the past month. Firstly, I am extremely pleased to let you know

On Wed, Feb 2, 2022 at 07:32 PM, <aaran1286@...> wrote: Hi, The discussion on this page is about Hagaon Moharash. It begins with his connection to his father in law Zeev Wolf of Reisin, then - the

LitvakSIG is providing a series of online Birds of a Feather (BOF) sessions for the various districts in Lithuania. These informational sessions are open to the public. Some District Research Groups

Hallie, I wasn't going to respond but considering some answers decided I will. Sailing vessels were still in use into the early 1900's. It is likely it would have been a fast 3 masted vessel with a

I have watched a number of testimonies. I complete the form, indicate my relationship to the interviewee, and generally receive the link within a couple of days. The Foundation did an incredible

That was the last I knew as well, until I learned about this new way to access. I requested and quickly received a link to my cousin's testimony, good for four weeks. Again, see the ordering

Isidor or Israel Kotzin was my father's uncle. He was born in Kaunas (then Kovno), Lithuania, and became a doctor. He was in Moscow by 1900. There were other Kotzin relatives then at that time and

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Last I knew, you cannot watch a complete video testimony online. Only at designated centers. However, there is useful info at the USC website. The only way to access the videos other than via the

In 2/2015 I learned of these records and called Katie Brown-Museum Officer regarding getting a copy of my grandfather`s record. I paid a fee by credit card and in March she sent me the information in

Hello, I've posted vital records in Russian for which I'd appreciate a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following

Mayer Gutman is passenger #15 on Ancestry.com image #419 of 128 for the SS Main arriving Baltimore June 11, 1911. His destination is St. Louis and his nearest relative is wife Ides.