Hello Eric, The detail is available online. I suggest you review pages 11-13 (of 25) at http://www.jgsob.org/newsletter/JGSOB%20Newsletter%202019-03.pdf for an example of how to access the online

George, My father was a U.S. Army radar man assigned to a troop ship towards the end of his years of service. I have found his name indexed in passenger manifests for at least some of his trips,

Some bodies were not recovered. Perhaps David's body was one of those not recovered. Daniel Nussbaum II, M.D., FAAP Retired Developmental Pediatrician Rochester, New York xey, xem, xeir yekkey@...

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 databases and online document collections that are

I am researching descendants of a daughter of a HOROWITZ from Minsk who married the son of the Rabbi of Novarodok, Rabbi David, son of Moshe of Kletzki. In all the sources I've seen there doesn't

I have a relative born in Germany in 1900, trained as a lawyer just after WWI. When she married a much older doctor, he told her she could no longer work (she described this to me in a

Continuing Jessica's remark about Jews not speaking Hebrew; my grandfather seems to have spoken two languages before he emigrated to the USA in 1905 at about age 13. He lived in the Brest area and

Since he died in Haverstraw, his death certificate can be obtained either from Haverstraw or from NYS in Albany. His death certificate should say where he is buried. You give his name as Edenbaum,

A combined Birds of a Feather (BOF) session for both Suwalki and Siauliai District Research Groups will be held over Zoom on Sunday, April 24, 2022, at 12:00 noon EDT. The Suwalki district includes

I have seen some who are midwives in Hungarian records. And some of those who sent their husbands to register the births when the father was not available. I have seen some women who were

This is the Yizkor book excerpt that was supposed to publish last Friday, but didn't because of difficulties with Facebook. At the end of each week, we have been featuring excerpts from Yizkor books

Are there Russian/Latvian immigration records, such as passenger manifests or passport records, for people who immigrated from Libau, Latvia? I have the US passenger manifest and many other US

My great-grandmother, in Romania, was a bookbinder. This was a family craft. She continued this when she arrived in the U.S. in 1928. My grandmother in Stanislawow (now Ivano-Frankivsk) worked in an

The Together Plan has created a tour (virtual and walking) of historical Jewish Minsk, https://www.izi.travel/browse/2685ef49-ba0c-4b8e-a5ae-6701e92bb73b/en-- Carl Kaplan KAPLAN Minsk,

The origin of Tamara name is from the Biblical story of Amnon and Tamar. The "a" added at the end is an adaptation in order to make this name a female name in European languages. The Hebrew word

Wrong address. The one you show is for the national bank. Use this instead: https://niab.by/newsite/en I hope this helps. Best regards, Frank /swartz

The Boston Globe newspaper had, at that time, a column entitled "Port of Boston" I paged through one of the on-line archival issues of November, 1945. This is a clipping of the ship arrivals

The Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island is delighted to invite you to our next meeting, When: Wednesday, April 13, 7:00 PM, via Zoom Topic: Interview with Rabbi Moyshe Kolesnik, Keeping the

My father Hershel FOGELSON served in Europe in WWII and returned home on a troop ship in November 1945. I am trying to find out the exact date and the ship’s name. According to my father the ship

Quite the opposite- at least in Western Europe, in the rural area in Germany and France, (palatinate and alsace lorraine). There following “enlightenment” people started to follow “modern