here you will find the book https://hebrewbooks.org/4503 Yehuda Aharon Horovitz

In response to Sue Fifer, my son was married on 4th September 2021 - he had a civil wedding in a garden on a rural organic farm in the English Lake District, and the meal after was in the farm barn

I am looking for professional help in research after the sephardic family Almoslino, identified in 1848 Hungarian census as registrated in Novi Sad. Pavel Sosberger has in one of his books about Jews

Shalom friends, This Geni profile cites the "1813 Vilna City Revision List" as a source for Miriam Mirel Klatzki. I would be very grateful if someone could advise me as to where I can find it.

In Russian: Посад Вышков #133 Состоялось в посаде Вышков 26-го сентября (8-го октября) 1886-го года, в 9 часов утра.

My parents were married in Detroit in 1931 in my mother's older brother's home (my parents were both orphans) on a Friday afternoon. In 192_ my wife's paternal uncle was married in his father's home

Kowno in Polish, Lithuanian: Kaunas, Byelorussian: Коўна, Russian: Каунас, Ковно or Ковна; Yidysz קאָוונע; Kowne) Kowna is a variational spelling. W in Polish is replaced

Frank Szmulowicz IV Education in civilian life: 6 grades of gimnasium V. Description: height 166 cm hair brown eyes hazel-colored lips thick face ? brows brown nose straight chin flat VI. Drafted by

Town below a possibility: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zelyony_Gorod -- David Price researching PRAJS of Kielce/Bieliny; GORLICKI of Chmielnik; KUSZNER/BADASZ of Grodno, Belarus

Shavuah tov everyone. I would just like to know if anyone has any advice or info regarding records from Brest, Belarus in the 19th century. My great-great grandfather Isaac Grossman came over to

Someone spoke about the Rivlins at a meeting of the Israel Genealogical Society's Jerusalem branch about three-four years ago. Someone there may be able to connect you. Israel

Consider Miechówka in Poland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miechówka Peter Lobbenberg

Further to the discussion about marriages at home/synagogue, I just found the following on a government website - apologies if others already know about this but it was news to

Wooden and iron sailing vessels were common in 1880 and continued to be so through the next decade. Hybrid vessels were present in about equal numbers in Western Europe and the US. Less so, in less

Hello all! The Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island is delighted to invite you to the first of our two February meetings. When: Wednesday, February 16, 7:00 PM, via Zoom Topic: Finding Families in

It definitely helps bring the family together, which is especially important with all the challenges that seem to accompany the passing of a parent, even for a family that has always been close. My

I found the 1921 England census with information on my gggrandparents. Can anyone read the city names in between “Russia” and “Kovno”? Nancy Newmark Smith

Hi Group, The 1950 U.S. Census will be released on April 1st, 2022 at the National Archives. They will have their own dedicated website devoted to it, that will include the population schedule

Dear JewishGener's: I am requesting help translating a birth record for Gedalia Sender Bronsztejn, 1886. The attached document is from Wyszkow PSA Birth Marriage Death records, 1874-92, 94-1909,11-13,

The translation of the word mi-mishpachat is "from the family of". So, yes, related. Possibly very distantly related. Had he been a direct descendant, this would have been specified more directly