Hello everyone, I've posted 3 vital records in Russian for which I need translations. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Birth record of Cadek FELD:

Hello, I am researching the pogroms in Polonnoye, Ukraine during the period 1917-1920. I have some documents from YIVO, but that is all I could obtain until now. My great grandmother Fanny Kantor,

I have a friend whose ancestor had two wives (one died) and he had children with the second wife and called them by the same name as the children from the first wife. Therefore, Avraham and Abraham

Hell Angel, Go to this website of the UK's GRO (General Register Office) for Ordering Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/ I have done a search for you and this

My paternal grandfather's naturalization certificate covered my grandmother as well. It indicated that she came from Kostopol. Her maiden name was Simma Traub. She always said that she was from Russia

My husband’s maternal uncle Pierre Hirsch born Anselm Hirsch in Frankfurt, Germany September 1924 his last known place of residence was Paris in about 1964. There has been no contact since that

I am seeking information on my mother’s paternal grandmother Esther ? Holtzman née Schuck ? Who died in Brody Galicia in about 1903 -- Laurie Tarlowe Kimmelstiel

I am trying to find the town and possibly the original last names in Poland of Phillip (born in 1863) and Rachel (born in 1871) Davis, that lived in London. The census of 1901 and 1911 shows them

Dear Fellow Galitzianers: A few days ago, JRI-Poland Executive Director Stanley Diamond posted a message notifying Galician researchers that JRI-Poland had extracts and extended indices not yet

Maybe like a Beit Din? Shelley Mitchell, NYC

I posted this many years ago -- in 2000 and 2018. I have an Ohio death certificate for Joseph Weintraub who was born in Pittsburgh, PA in 1915 and died in Steubenville, Ohio in 1992. His remains

I am thrilled to see this. When I came out in the early 70s I was wondering how to find others like me in my family. Now that I am in my own 70s decade, I am trying to make myself document my own

-- Thank you Chuck! Allow me to clarify one point - we can also use volunteers who can read the Russian cursive writing and can simply transcribe (not translate) the Cyrillic data into spreadsheets

I am looking for information on Szymaki, a small shtetl about 45 km east of Bialystok. Does anyone know anything about this community?-- Bob Silverstein bobsilverstein@... Elk Grove Village,

File Number 109 (in Russian) The top paragraph is in Russian The Polish part: It took place in the town of Kolno on the eight day/November 20, 1866, at 9 in the morning. Chaim Rabinowicz Brykman

Looking for Fannie nee Goldstein and Nathan Poritz’s 2nd child: Lena Fannie and Nathan had: (the last two children were born in New York while the rest were born in Russia) - I have all 6 families

Never give up! when the Yad Vashem Database came on line I wrote to one person who had submitted a page of Testimony and found family with whom I have become very close. Much later, in 2011, I

FamilySearch is not down, but I'm having problems with it today that I think might be a bug. Specifically, every film I've tried to view (either by clicking "View the original document", or by

The Yizkor-Books-In-Print Project is proud to announce its 127th title: Żarki Jewish Community Memorial Book (Żarki, Poland). This is the English translation of Ḳehilat Z'arḳi : ayarah

Hi everyone, Last year I came across the name/surname for my 2XGG: Helen PAKORNOV which was written on my Great Grandmother Esther's death record. I know depending on who gave the info there could be