Nice stone with the narrative an acrostic of her full name Woe that the glory of our heads has been taken Your spirit will live in our hears forever pain and suffering, tears and sadness the anger

Attached on Viewmate https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM91488 you will find a photo of my grandfather Louis (born Leib) Weintraub with his wife. I am uncertain if this is

Does anyone know if there are copies of original passport applications accessible through a central archive office in Poland? I have checked with Piotrkow Trybunalski archives for the years 1860-1868

Confirmed it is the right people and family.... Now the question is what became of Edward as there are several Edward Greenberg's in 1940 US Census and one is a 'nephew'. And what became of Sarah. I

I have had success reaching out to those who I suspect have a somewhat solid connection to my own family through some documentation I may have received from IKG-Wien about one of my family relations

I've posted a vital record in German for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM91519 Please respond via

On Sun, Mar 7, 2021 at 02:27 PM, <flmillner@...> wrote: Wikipedia’s article on Podolia includes the following: “The area of Podolia between the Southern Bug below Vinnytsia and the Dniester was

Many thanks for this. It's definitely them. The date of 27th June is what is on their children's birth records - well those who were born in Scotland. Maybe that was the date of the civil marriage, I

Esel is a nickname for Yoysef or Joseph. Mike Vayser

Good Morning Jay, Most of my family have survived into their nineties so probably do not suffer from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. I’m very sorry to hear that your family does. I am searching, in

I just discovered, thru the help of the Together Plan, a 3rd ggrandather and other family members named Esel. Can anyone help me with what Hebrew name this might correspond? TIA, Sharon Rottman

On Mon, 8 Mar 2021 at 13:02, KAREN SAUNDERS <saunderskcl@...> wrote: Karen Saunders (Frank family from Berlin)

The Jewish Genealogy Society of Southern Nevada (JGSSN) invites you to a Zoom meeting at 1:00 p.m. (Pacific Daylight Time) on Sunday, March 21: “Why Did Our Jewish Ancestors Leave a Great Place Like

Once I have found an original Vital Record eg Birth of an individual what is the best way to capture it so I can then upload it to my FTM tree and also post for translation? So far I have been taking

Hallo Steve, A small correction. You write that your grandmother... "came back to the US in July of 1912 and then listed Delatyn as her last residence and her mother the closest relative from where

Does anyone know what the difference is between the 4th edition and the 5th edition of the book In Search of Your German Roots by Angus Baxter. I have the 4th edition in the OCJGS Library so I am

My Levitskys were from a shtetl outside of Minsk referred to by them as "Neustadt" (Novagrudek or Negnivici???) in their passenger manifests. Immigrants were Joseph, Hyman and Harry Levitsky. Joe and

In researching my Gordon ancestors, I've found what I think is evidence of familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy as far back as my great-grandfather. I'm writing here in hopes of connecting with others

OK Guys - have another COHEN to uncover: David (no known middle name) COHEN, b: October 15, 1888, Lithuania, or “Russia”. Around 1917 he lived at 1525 S. Hamlin Ave, in Chicago, and appears as

For a Rachel Hess who died 1865 in Salem Fields Cemetery, NY. Thank you for your help! photo attached Deborah Friedman Walnut Creek, CA dsfaec@... Searching for: FRIEDMAN (KOPAIGOROD UKRAINE),