http://mos.memo.ru/ On this Russian language site are the names of many individuals (about 12,000) born in the USSR and other areas of the world, but who were residents of the "Old Moscow" at the

http://mos.memo.ru/ On this Russian language site are the names of many individuals (about 12,000) born in the USSR and other areas of the world, but who were residents of the "Old Moscow" at the

I accidently found a search engine in English that will find what records are in the the Belarus Archives, not only the National Historical Archives of Minsk and Grodno, but all the other archives as

I accidently found a search engine in English that will find what records are in the the Belarus Archives, not only the National Historical Archives of Minsk and Grodno, but all the other archives as

Hi everybody, I've added some new functionalities to the Odessa KehilaLinks: 1) A virtual tour (on the Gallery section) powered by Google StreetView allows you to walk through the city and  to

Hi everybody, I've added some new functionalities to the Odessa KehilaLinks: 1) A virtual tour (on the Gallery section) powered by Google StreetView allows you to walk through the city and  to

Joyaa Antares wrote on 14 jul 2012 in soc.genealogy.jewish: The exhausted condition that results >from lack of food and

Joyaa Antares wrote on 14 jul 2012 in soc.genealogy.jewish: The exhausted condition that results >from lack of food and

I believe the United States Patent Office has all its patents available online, for free. Their web site is: <http://www.uspto.gov/> And you can navigate >from there to the search screen, or take

I believe the United States Patent Office has all its patents available online, for free. Their web site is: <http://www.uspto.gov/> And you can navigate >from there to the search screen, or take

I suspect the "real" explanation lies buried beneath layers of custom and Hebrew versus Yiddish spelling rules, but the answer is "yes." In English, the name "Nathan" is spelled with a "th" to

I suspect the "real" explanation lies buried beneath layers of custom and Hebrew versus Yiddish spelling rules, but the answer is "yes." In English, the name "Nathan" is spelled with a "th" to

Hi All, In trying to decipher a copy of an old English death certificate I received the other day, I came across this very helpful site, http://www.thornber.net/medicine/html/medgloss.html I

Hi All, In trying to decipher a copy of an old English death certificate I received the other day, I came across this very helpful site, http://www.thornber.net/medicine/html/medgloss.html I

We have achieved a new dead end and home someone out their in JewishGenLand can provide illumination. My husband's great-grandfather, Jacob MOSS, was born in (Hrodno) Grodno, Belarus in about 1840

We have achieved a new dead end and home someone out their in JewishGenLand can provide illumination. My husband's great-grandfather, Jacob MOSS, was born in (Hrodno) Grodno, Belarus in about 1840

Dan Oren wrote: The person in question was my great-grandfather. His name, as written in his ketuba, was spelled differently than that shown in the Viewmate posting. On his ketuba it was spelled

Dan Oren wrote: The person in question was my great-grandfather. His name, as written in his ketuba, was spelled differently than that shown in the Viewmate posting. On his ketuba it was spelled

Hi, I recently found out that my g-g-g grandfather may be buried in Baron de Hirsch cemetery on Staten Island. I have yet to find out his burial plot information, but would someone be able to

Hi, I recently found out that my g-g-g grandfather may be buried in Baron de Hirsch cemetery on Staten Island. I have yet to find out his burial plot information, but would someone be able to