Please join the Hadassah Brandeis Institute Conversations Series when we speak with Laura Arnold Leibman, Ph.D., about her work, “Once We Were Slaves: The Extraordinary Journey of a Multi-Racial

Hi, ask the local archive. The docs, if any, should be there. The best researcher are in the archives, Janet Furba, Germany

MyHeritage has announced free access to their 600 million marriage records through February 20, 2022. This covers marriage records from their worldwide collection, not just the United States. On the

Here is the link to the youtbube video of the program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Idhzy7hcp7Y Tony Hausner Silver Spring, MD

I'd second Paul's recommendation to have stevemorse.org generate a number of variations. A few things to keep in mind: -- There was little consistency in how names (either given names or surnames)

Rachel Leah Contract (Godlenik) is my father's aunt. I enclose a file from Geni showing her family members. I would be very happy if someone could find an email address / residential address / phone

Stephen Morse on his excellent website stevemorse.org about 2/3 of the way down the start page has a section "Dealing with characters in foreign alphabets" One option is "Transliterating Names from

Join the Israel Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) for our upcoming free webinar “Evidence Analysis: Which is the Right Record?” by Rhoda Miller on March 6, 2022, 7 pm Israel Time, 12 pm

February 20, 1892 Dąbrowa No.; February 27, 1892 Dąbrowa No.; Izrael Jozef; 1; legitimate; Mojżesz Kanner grain merchant in Dąbrowa; Chaja Schmid daughter of Izrael Smid former tobacconist and

Dear Judy, you have to save the document as a PDF and then you can search name by name. Regards Marion Weber Stuttgart, Germany

Thanks to all for this wonderful event. Nettie Edwards, UK

In your inquiry about finding Warsaw Ghetto records, you mention JRI-Poland and JewishGen, but have you also searched the following Holocaust websites, all of which have extensive records online,

I received a reply that clearly bshowd this is not my great great grandfather. Thanks for the quick response! I am leaving this here in that it might be of interest to someone else or lead me to my

All my Grandmother's 11 children born in England between 1910 and 1927 were born at home. I have compiled a list of addresses they lived in from census returns of 1911, 1921 and Street

Hello all, I post this picture periodically, looking for people who know anyone in the photo. It was taken in 1950 in Rio de Janeiro when my grandparents went to visit their relatives and friends

The book only mentions your GGF's brother in a list of people to whose memory the author is dedicating the book. This commemoration is quite common in the first pages of various religious book. All

A branch of my ZOLOTNITSKY family lived in Paris. can’t find evidence of their lives after 1936. Marx or Max SLOTNITZKY was born in 1888 in Grodno and was the son of David ZLOTNITZKY and Esther

It’s not always easy to provide exact transliterations between Latin and Cyrillic characters. For one thing, some Cyrillic characters represent sounds that don’t exist in Western languages, so

I believe that this entry in the Yad Vashem database may relate to my great grandfather’s brother, Baruch Iafe of Joniskis.

Try the Warsaw Ghetto Fighters Kibbutz museum online. Geoff Ackerman Melbourne Australia