In Russian: #11 посад Граево Состоялось в посаде Граево 7-го (19-го) апреля 1888 года в 10 часов утра. Явился лично

11. Lanczman Johanna, woman, born in 1859, Jewish, maiden, born and lives in Sáros county, Kellemes (??), profession: merchant trainee, visitor here, foreigner, presence is provisory (less than a

Yad vashem was very helpful. Esp if it is a close familu like if you are a survivot or child of survivors. You can ask them for full name and tel number and also on form it asks how you are related to

What route did Jews from Poland took to get to India at the beginning of the 20th Century? -- Amnon PALDI

Hello, I apologize if this message comes through twice. I would appreciate help reading 3 lines from the 1869 Census. I am attaching 2 files: one with the 3 lines of interest enlarged, and one showing

Here lies Our father Benjamin Press who died on the 5th of Ellul (5)684 (The date corresponds to Sept. 6th 1924) -- Yehoshua Sivan

The Ozorków Book of Residents, which is at the Łódź Archive, identifies, by family, the persons who lived in Ozorków from 1901 through 1931. Among many other things, it includes death dates

In my family, tradition has it that my paternal grandmother's paternal grandmother gave each of her sons -- or had them registered - with a different surname, in order to keep them safe from

My maternal great grandmother was Rochel Frieda Trushinsky of Dotnuva Lithuania; her family surname was also written as Trisinski. Most of the birth records for her children are on Jewishgen, except

Dear Jewish Gen community, I am in need of English translation of two pages written in Polish, and possibly, with some Russian into English. Attached are the two pages. Thank you. 1-Page 27

Could this be Przemyślany? Jon Oxford, UK

I've posted a 1854 Mississippi marriage record. I am seeking help deciphering the writing, particularly the first names. It is on ViewMate at

I would appreciate any help with translation of my great-grandfather's gravestone. He emigrated from Lithuania to the USA in 1885 as "Beryl Pres" when he arrived at Castle Garden. He subsequently

The next meeting of the Jewish Genealogical and Archival Society of Greater Philadelphia: Date: Sunday, June 13, 2021 Time: 1:00 check in, chat, and schmooze. Official program starts promptly at

Family History Today: Researching your Historical LGBTQ+ Relatives Presented by the Center for Jewish History in honor of Pride Month 2021 Monday, June 28, 2 PM Eastern Time You may have heard

Hello, My great grandmother recorded her residence as Premeplenm. I cannot find record of this place. Has anyone heard of it? Thank you, Alexis Soltice Alberta, Canada

If you send me a copy of the testimony you found, I would be happy to look up for you more about the person who submitted the testimony. 2014 is quite recent in there might be information on the

Nominations for the 2022 Obermayer Awards are now open! The Obermayer Awards honor Germans who have documented, commemorated, and breathed new life into Jewish communities that were destroyed by the

HI Stephen You really have not given enough information for people to try and help you. Were the sisters already married when they arrived to the US? Alone, or with children? Do you know their

Dear JG’rs, A volunteer recently and very kindly provided me with a read of a mid-January 1874 Cyrillic marriage record from the Kalisz gubernia of Russia/Poland.