Canadian Ship Manifests can be found here: https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/immigration/immigration-records/passenger-lists/passenger-lists-quebec-port-1865-1900/Pages/introduction.aspx

Have you posted a request on Findagrave? https://www.findagrave.com/ Mike Coleman London U.K.

World Wind Story. We had a family member move from Bialystok, Poland to the UK with his Wife and Children. He abandoned them, went to the USA, and then "vanished". His family though he died in WWI.

A link to the actual page would be more helpful. I haven't seen crosses on Jewish records. The marking is the diacritic above the a. Also they wouldn't be noting the father's death on a birth record.

Many City Directories are online at genealogyindexer.org. Although they don’t indicate an individual’s religion, you could use first and/or last names to make a logical guess, then see their

I think that Hermán is corrected to Herman, and that + does not show a death of Herman, just a comma crossed out. You should seek the death record of Jozsef in Nagyida, 1891, 14th

Brianna, Have you searched at The JewishGen Belarus database? https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Belarus/ I see lots of people named Briker there. Good luck in your search, Sherri Bobish

To find Canadian Border Crossings and Canadians Passenger Manifests first start with stevemorse.org Diane Jacobs -- Diane Jacobs, Somerset, New Jersey

Attached is a screen grab of the birth record (25 June 1878 Nyirbator) for Jozsef GELB, son of Herman GELB and Sara Friedman. Above Herman's name is a + which I believe is an indication that someone

Hello, I have a special request for a photograph of an image on a grave in Montreal. The gravestone of my uncle Mortimor (may his memory be for a blessing) has his photograph set into it, and it's the

You said in your post yesterday that "My mother told me that the reason Max was buried in what she referred to as Brooklyn was that religious rules or customs mandated he be buried across water

I am looking for Marik born 1940 Tashkent and Sieyoma born 1950 possibly in Vinnista Ukraine or their descendants. They both had children born in the 1970s. They are in my family tree in MyHeritage.

There are 2 cities named Mogilev, one on the river Dnieper, the other on the river Dniester. The correct name is either Mogilev or Mogilev-na-Dniepre (literally Mogilev on Dnieper). The other was

At 18:36 04/05/2021, A. E. Jordan wrote: -----Original Message----- From: David Lewin <david@...> I have transcribed the burial records to a spreadsheet after Florence Marmor z"l died, Florence used

I will check with Nolan Altman David Lewin

I partly agree with Eva. My great-great-uncle Abraham Lob Beer, born in Moravia in 1858 has Beer in the birth register entry, but is indexed as Bär in the register index. (I hope that the umlaut

Hello, I am searching for information on my family that hails from: "nad Dneper, Mogilev, Russia" / "Mogilow, Russia". JewishGen uses the name, "Mogilev-na-Dniepr." I used the JewishGen tools and

Hello, I am interested in learning about the types of employment opportunities available for Jews in the Pale of Settlement. I know that in some areas Jews were not permitted to serve as civil

Hi, I just logged in to Familysearch. I'm looking in the Canada collection but I do not see the passenger manifests. What was your search process there? Thank you for your time. -- Brianna

Hi Sandy, I saw your post and noticed you're researching a Lerner family. I know it's a very common name, but I have been given material saying that my maternal gg gf Rabbi Yechiel Berenson from