Trying to track and make contact with this family - Vera, born 1902, married Georges VALABREGUE, born on October 13, 1897 and died in 1981. He was >from Marseilles. Parents of 1. Claude Valabregue

Trying to track and make contact with this family - Vera, born 1902, married Georges VALABREGUE, born on October 13, 1897 and died in 1981. He was >from Marseilles. Parents of 1. Claude Valabregue

An ancestor's name has been listed on various documents as Beni, Bendet, Berel, and Benjamin. He never left "Russia," so Benjamin is an Americanization. Apparently the name Benjamin was unknown to

An ancestor's name has been listed on various documents as Beni, Bendet, Berel, and Benjamin. He never left "Russia," so Benjamin is an Americanization. Apparently the name Benjamin was unknown to

I think Anna is right. This is >from the JewishGen Gazetteer: Zbrin, Zbrizh, Zbruch, Zbrzyz, a populated place at 48°56' N 26°11' E in Ukraine, 219.5 miles WSW of Kyyiv. -- Harvey

I think Anna is right. This is >from the JewishGen Gazetteer: Zbrin, Zbrizh, Zbruch, Zbrzyz, a populated place at 48°56' N 26°11' E in Ukraine, 219.5 miles WSW of Kyyiv. -- Harvey

The person you really need to contact is Mircea ROND9, head of Focsani community. That's his facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/mircea.rond?fref=3Dts Sorin

The person you really need to contact is Mircea ROND9, head of Focsani community. That's his facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/mircea.rond?fref=3Dts Sorin

As Pam Weisberger recently explained, area maps are terrific for understanding your ancestral area. I would like to point out another set of maps which are very detailed and easy to use, >from the

As Pam Weisberger recently explained, area maps are terrific for understanding your ancestral area. I would like to point out another set of maps which are very detailed and easy to use, >from the

Another aspect concerning the consumption of fish is that at all times in days long gone, fish was plentiful and a staple diet, especially around Jerusalem. Cheers Doug Burrows

Another aspect concerning the consumption of fish is that at all times in days long gone, fish was plentiful and a staple diet, especially around Jerusalem. Cheers Doug Burrows

I am looking for a photo of the Slabodka Yeshiva which was located in Vilijampole, Lithuania. The photo should depict the Yeshiva during the years of 1901-1904. Thanks for any assistance with this

I am looking for a photo of the Slabodka Yeshiva which was located in Vilijampole, Lithuania. The photo should depict the Yeshiva during the years of 1901-1904. Thanks for any assistance with this

Henry Tobias <alison@...> wrote: "I remember as a young child that we had fish for Friday night supper, but in later years my mother made chicken." Both Lithuania and Poland have a very high

Henry Tobias <alison@...> wrote: "I remember as a young child that we had fish for Friday night supper, but in later years my mother made chicken." Both Lithuania and Poland have a very high

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM34713 This is the marriage record of my great great grandparents, Nachema SZNAJDER and Blima KREL. The bride's parents names seem to be

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM34713 This is the marriage record of my great great grandparents, Nachema SZNAJDER and Blima KREL. The bride's parents names seem to be

I am looking to contact any descendants of Harry Cohen. Harry Cohen was born in Zagare (Sager) Russia, now Lithuania, about 1877. The original family name was Mazeler, which was changed to

I am looking to contact any descendants of Harry Cohen. Harry Cohen was born in Zagare (Sager) Russia, now Lithuania, about 1877. The original family name was Mazeler, which was changed to