Seeking information on Shmuel Wolk, a resident of Krakinovo, Lithuania circa 1870 - 1885. All replies gratefully appreciated. David Wolk

The street name looks like it begins with Col or Cal, but other than that I can't make it out. # 207 means it would be between 2nd and 3rd streets, which run North/South in the city. At the time a lot

hello gerson.ohh... what information you have i am happy for you.first what really happened in poznen 1612? as a religious man i read the book יון מצולה.Is there a place to have the lists

hello everybody.i need translate from german to Hebrew. 2.is there lists names of the victims in 1648-1649(גזרות ת"ח-ת"ט) I know that the comunitee in bilgoraj vanished.they were all being

Dear Sue, Perhaps if you shared the details related to who you are looking for, like the name, date, and for death, the cemetery, you might experience a RAOGK. Stay safe, -- Moishe Miller Brooklyn,

Join IGRA in our next webinar lecture with Marion Werle on March 21, 2021. Due to the difference between Daylight Savings Time in Israel and the US please note the special time for this webinar. The

I am posting this on behalf of a friend, as English is not his native tongue. Here are the facts that he has: Dr. Carl Eisenstein was born near Vienna (Baden bei Wien) on January 31, 1878. He was a

My paternal grandmother always told us that her mother, Rivka GRUBER, née FEINGOLD, was killed during World War One as a member of the medical corps. I assume with the Austrian army as they lived in

Hi Eduardo, recently I was looking for someone's else relative who was a soldier in the Russo-Japanese war, and I saved some links that I found on this topic. There are also lists of officers, nurses

Try Chestnut Street. Thant was the area near the docks where many Jewish immigrants settled. Molly Arost Staub Boca Raton, FL Searching Bessarabia: AROST/KHAROST, SHTOFMAN Ukraine: BERENSON, GRAFFMAN

Something Diane Jacobs said sparked a memory similar to something she said. When I started this journey of discovery, I had two conversations with my aunt before she passed away. The first, I asked

In hebrew zevik is a common nickname for z'ev (Wolf). Yoni Ben-Ari, Jerusalem

Thank you very much for this translation. Knowing that Mechel's Jahrzeit is on this list - indicates that YES - you are correct - it must have been written by his widow!! Thanks again - Janice

Dear Ted, This is phenomenal! Thank you so much for posting the books. Any chance of locating Kiev marriage registries from 1896 and 1897? Or at least point me toward them. The marriage index book

To all interested, the pdf is freely available online, it is marked as public domain and can be downloaded here (156 MB): https://www.europeana.eu/en/item/2048128/662479 I don't understand Hungarian

Alan, you mention the Romanian quota. This is a whole aspect of the geography game that I am aware of but really have paid no attention to. Probably I am not the only one. When we read today about

You basically need to be inside a Family History Library on one of their computers to see the images from those records for which FamilySearch has scans. FamilySearch has done a good job of

Amen to everything you wrote, Diane Jacobs! I found my grandfather's birth registry and told my mom his real name. Likewise, corrected and corroborated some stories with documents. Learned a lot of

I'm looking for the Great Synagogue, London, marriage record for my GG grandparents. Solomon Levy married Ann Levy on 27th June 1860 in the Great Synagogue. Yes, her maiden name was Levy and her

I was searching szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl and found a listing of a new record for my very unique family name, MIEDZIANOGORA. I ordered it from the archive, and just got an email from the archive asking