My paternal grandmother's maiden name was GHERSIN in Romania. My mother said it was Garfine. Could that be a transposition of S and F? However I am searching for that family with either name.

My paternal grandmother's maiden name was GHERSIN in Romania. My mother said it was Garfine. Could that be a transposition of S and F? However I am searching for that family with either name.

bsfinkel@... writes: "I saw on a gravestone of a man who married into my family) a name that appears to be aleph-lamed-yud-ches (Aleph is the first letter in the name.)..." That would look

bsfinkel@... writes: "I saw on a gravestone of a man who married into my family) a name that appears to be aleph-lamed-yud-ches (Aleph is the first letter in the name.)..." That would look

I have one marriage document I was someone could help me translate to English. It is >from 1868 in Nowe Miasto nad Plica, which is about 75 miles SSW of Warszawa. The problem is I am not sure if it

I have one marriage document I was someone could help me translate to English. It is >from 1868 in Nowe Miasto nad Plica, which is about 75 miles SSW of Warszawa. The problem is I am not sure if it

The Israel Genealogical Society, in conjunction with the Montefiore Endowment in London, has undertaken the task of transcribing, translating and digitizing the five 19th century censuses of the

The Israel Genealogical Society, in conjunction with the Montefiore Endowment in London, has undertaken the task of transcribing, translating and digitizing the five 19th century censuses of the

My understanding of the v probably runs along the line of Celia's, but I was told long ago that the v stood for "also known as" which would coincide with the idea that the second name was a

My understanding of the v probably runs along the line of Celia's, but I was told long ago that the v stood for "also known as" which would coincide with the idea that the second name was a

As an addendum to the meaning of the initial *v* in vital records - in Vienna it has two meanings: "v" standing for "vel" and also for "vulgo" - "Wolf vel Wilhelm", "Therese vulgo Resi." Vulgo

As an addendum to the meaning of the initial *v* in vital records - in Vienna it has two meanings: "v" standing for "vel" and also for "vulgo" - "Wolf vel Wilhelm", "Therese vulgo Resi." Vulgo

Dear All, I am looking for any information on and/or family of a woman (already passed) that married into my family. Her name is Irena or Irena PRESSMAN or PRESMAN. The Hebrew spells it Pey,

Dear All, I am looking for any information on and/or family of a woman (already passed) that married into my family. Her name is Irena or Irena PRESSMAN or PRESMAN. The Hebrew spells it Pey,

Seeking records for SELIGMANN family born in Konstanz and Wangen (am Bodensee) in Germany The Wangen near Konstanz that I am referring to is near Randegg, Gailingen and Worblingen. I would like to

Seeking records for SELIGMANN family born in Konstanz and Wangen (am Bodensee) in Germany The Wangen near Konstanz that I am referring to is near Randegg, Gailingen and Worblingen. I would like to

I am searching for Willy REINHOLD and his wife, of Berlin. She was the daughter of Theodor Samuel ITZIG and Meta WEISS ITZIG. She was born after 1868. Her sister Elise was born in 1869 and was

I am searching for Willy REINHOLD and his wife, of Berlin. She was the daughter of Theodor Samuel ITZIG and Meta WEISS ITZIG. She was born after 1868. Her sister Elise was born in 1869 and was

I am searching for the child of Leo Albert KONIGSBERGER and Kaethe WEISS KONIGSBERGER of Berlin. He or she was born in Berlin probably after 1897, but definitely before 1912, since Kaethe died in

I am searching for the child of Leo Albert KONIGSBERGER and Kaethe WEISS KONIGSBERGER of Berlin. He or she was born in Berlin probably after 1897, but definitely before 1912, since Kaethe died in