Jeannette Rapoport-Hubschman wrote: <<...My father's name was Meir HUBSCHMAN born in 1901 in Nadworna (actually in Ukraine). His mother's name was HUBSCHMAN Chaje. Thanks to JRI Poland, on Nadworna

Jeannette Rapoport-Hubschman wrote: <<...My father's name was Meir HUBSCHMAN born in 1901 in Nadworna (actually in Ukraine). His mother's name was HUBSCHMAN Chaje. Thanks to JRI Poland, on Nadworna

I have started a newsletter regarding research on the town of Dolhinov, Russia before 1918 (today Belarus) with 80 people already subscribing. If you would like to receive it, please write me at

I have started a newsletter regarding research on the town of Dolhinov, Russia before 1918 (today Belarus) with 80 people already subscribing. If you would like to receive it, please write me at

On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 1:01 PM, Bruce Rubenstein, MD <bruce.rubenstein@...> wrote: "I have found an immigration record listing the town of origin as Krinsk. Does anyone know what town this is

On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 1:01 PM, Bruce Rubenstein, MD <bruce.rubenstein@...> wrote: "I have found an immigration record listing the town of origin as Krinsk. Does anyone know what town this is

Dear Genners and all friends, I would like to complete a request made a little time ago. I'm searching members of my father's family. My father's name was Meir HUBSCHMAN born in 1901 in Nadworna

Dear Genners and all friends, I would like to complete a request made a little time ago. I'm searching members of my father's family. My father's name was Meir HUBSCHMAN born in 1901 in Nadworna

MODERATOR NOTE: Using accent marks or letters that are not part of the standard USA alphabet will cause your text to be garbled. Avoid using these characters. Thanks to the kind folks who helped

MODERATOR NOTE: Using accent marks or letters that are not part of the standard USA alphabet will cause your text to be garbled. Avoid using these characters. Thanks to the kind folks who helped

I also thought that Tontiff might be a corruption of Yom Tov. In my family my grandmother's brother (originally >from Belarus) was Yom Tov (pronouned yontif in the Yiddish way). In America his

I also thought that Tontiff might be a corruption of Yom Tov. In my family my grandmother's brother (originally >from Belarus) was Yom Tov (pronouned yontif in the Yiddish way). In America his

Last month I returned >from the Ukraine with a 174 page unpublished manuscript on the history of Kamenny Brod, Ukraine. A translation to English has been a budget stopper. If you have a

Last month I returned >from the Ukraine with a 174 page unpublished manuscript on the history of Kamenny Brod, Ukraine. A translation to English has been a budget stopper. If you have a

Hello Group, I have very limited information on my GGF and looking for any suggestion on how to pursue research. Berl LAPATIN, per his death certificate found in Botosani (Romania) was born in

Hello Group, I have very limited information on my GGF and looking for any suggestion on how to pursue research. Berl LAPATIN, per his death certificate found in Botosani (Romania) was born in

Names ending in -sky or the feminine form -skaya are often based on places of origin. A classic Russian example would be Aleksandr Nevsky, the knight who acquired his last name by defeating the

Names ending in -sky or the feminine form -skaya are often based on places of origin. A classic Russian example would be Aleksandr Nevsky, the knight who acquired his last name by defeating the

Greetings I am searching for a researcher/genealogist for work in Belarus specifically the National Historical Archives in Minsk. I have found references to a few people online who have been

Just a suggestion - with a little background. People at one time took a family name based on the place they were >from formerly. My father was born in Kalinovka Ukraine. I don't know the exact