I request a translation of two Polish Birt Certificates. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM94949

I have posted a postcard on Viewmate that was sent by my great uncle from Buenes Aires in 1924 to my grandfather in NYC. I would greatly appreciate a translation. It can be found at

Subj: ViewMate translation request - Polish I've posted a vital record in Polish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

The death record referenced below is for Malka Cymerman who died in 1867, Plock, Poland. I am seeking information about her marital status at the time of death as well as any information about other

I, too, have a very similar set of candlesticks. When my mother's mother died, I took them from her house. I always assumed that they had been her mother's and had been brought from Odesa, but I have

The link below references a death record for Dyna Cymerman from Plock, Poland, 1844. I am looking for any further information about Dyna and the Cymerman family (marital status, relatives,

These appear identical to the ones that I inherited from my paternal grandmother. She was born in the shtetl of Kolonie L'vovo. This shtetl was in Kherson Guberniya not far from Nikolaev and from

Hello, I have candlesticks that look almost identical . My great grandmother brought them over from Grajewo Poland (Lomza Gubernia) in 1939. Family stories date them back to late 1700s/early 1800s.

Mine were brought in 1914 from Lyakhovichi, Minsk, Russia. They were separated when my GGM died - leaving each to a different daughter. I tracked the other one down a few years ago and they are now

My friend (not a JewishGen member) is looking for information about her father’s Jewish family, which she has traced to 1880s Vienna and hit a brick wall. She is looking to hire (for pay) a

For a long time I could not discover the fate of a relative of mine (a first cousin twice removed) who was born in Vienna in 1885. His name for the first 24 years of his life was Max RIND, though in

Hello everyone, I've posted 5 vital records in Russian for which I need translations. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Birth record of Izrael GERTLER:

I just received documents from the Arolsen Archives that included information about my uncle's internment in Buchenwald. This document implies that he had money going in and out. That was surprising

I have similar brass candlesticks that my parents found on the curb when they were out for a walk 15-20 years ago. No manufacturer's marks. -- Barbara Sloan Conway, SC

Did he have any children? Shosh Eizenshtein

My mother, may her soul rest in peace, had two (different) pairs of such sticks, I think that one pair had been her mother's, she gave one of each to two different relations. David

You don't usually need the exact date of death, usually just the year. In most cases they will search the years before and after as well. I've had no trouble getting death certificates from

I have one candlestick that is similar, not quite the same. It is 7-1/2 inches tall. I've always assumed that it was my mother's and bought in the US. It could be that it was my grandmother's. She

Great news for Radom researchers The first year of Radom ID card applications (1934) – with photos – is now searchable on the JRI-Poland database at https://jri-poland.org/ This is a

In case you need the secular date of death: The 21st of Shvat of the year 5711 began at sunset on January 27th, 1951, and ended at sunset on the 28th. In case you are not aware, jewishgen has a