Hello, I would appreciate any help in my research. Looking for details about a family named Tzesarskaya from the city of Kiev, Ukraine. The names as I know are: Rebecca (born 1921) and her brother

There is a clue on the naturalization form about where this person is from. He swears off allegiance to both Russia and the Republic of Poland. There was no independent Republic of Poland until after

Thanks for the updated information from everyone. In early June it will be six months since I sent in my requests, so I'll wait until then to contact them for an update. It is interesting that the

Whenever I am asked to supply my race on a survey I always select Other and write in Human. -- June Genis, 650--851-5224 Hemet, CA Researching: GENIS, OKUN, SUSMAN, ETTINGER, KESSLER/CHESLER

Islington is now an area within London, just to the North of The City. The Angel, Islington is a pub which has given it's name to a cross roads (road junction), now on the boundary of the Clean Air

Belinda, I think the word after Snowicz is essentially the same as the word at the end and means something like resides. Then I think Lieb and Sara live in the town beginning with Remi. That's

Neil and any others on the Cardiff trail I would have thought that the records of Clubs and Societies (and similar) relating to a Synagogue were kept in the Archives. A first source to try would be

Note that HANS would be pronounced Hansch in Hungarian, which is a different surname. HANCZ is pronounced like Hantz. -- Vivian Kahn, Santa Rosa, California Researching families

I found a Jezow near there in case it was a misread of a few letters, Max Heffler Houston, TX From: main@... [mailto:main@...]On Behalf Of kosfiszer8 via groups.jewishgen.org Sent: Saturday,

I am 100% Ashkenazi. On any form that asks for race, I check other and write in "Semitic." This is probably going to start a whole new discussion on this topic but, what the heck. Robert

The Ancestry DNA results show that there is a sub-population of Jews (Ashkenazim) who share certain identifiable genotypical patterns. I would go one step further to say that these genotypical

Following record found before. Today accessing Unified Search : on town name Islington not found; on town name London 1 found different person ID 22406; UK census 9 records found all from Leeds; tried

On Fri, Apr 2, 2021 at 07:24 AM, J.R. Silver wrote: Wladyslawow was in my ancestral area of Suwalki, NE Poland during 19th century, but it went into Lithuania in 1919 after WW1 Peace settlement.Jill

Freud lived in an apartment block in Vienna which I have visited when on holiday about 10 years ago. His home is a tourist attraction which is online. From memory, there is a fair bit of info about

Lita is in a border area. It is now part of Belarus (since 1945) but has also been part of Lithuania (1918-1945) and also Suwalki gubernia in Poland in the19th century and up to WW1. My late cousin's

Yes, indeed. According to Genteam.eu, Max Gans Schiller, born 9 Feb. 1853 Lobositz, Leitmeritz, died on 4 Oct 1910 in Vienna. He is buried in the Central Cemetery, gate T1, group 053B, row 14, tomb no

Protections? I am not clear on what those might be. Given the history of the 20th century, I am not about to fill in a box marked "race" on any form. I have always lived in the US and have felt

I checked around Pabianice and there are no towns with that name near by. There is a Lukow near the Belarus border, where many Jews were transported to during the 2nd WW. -- Angel

Hi Rick, Those things can be check in the "Adoph Lehmann's allgemeiner Wohnungs-Anzeiger (Adoph Lehmann's general appartment directory) at

My response to the race question is "Human" -- Steven Usdansky usdanskys@... researching Usdansky, Turetzky, Sinienski, Sigler, Namenwirth