Hello researchers, I want to add to my monthly report about the Jewish cemeteries project progress. I already told you what is going on in Kishinev Jewish Cemetery, but here are more: Brichany

Hello researchers, I want to add to my monthly report about the Jewish cemeteries project progress. I already told you what is going on in Kishinev Jewish Cemetery, but here are more: Brichany

Dear Colleagues, I am researching family roots, specifically focusing on Chawe FLAMM nee WOLFSTHAL who was born in Husiatyn, Galicia (August 16, 1867), moved to Germany at some point, and was buried

Dear Colleagues, I am researching family roots, specifically focusing on Chawe FLAMM nee WOLFSTHAL who was born in Husiatyn, Galicia (August 16, 1867), moved to Germany at some point, and was buried

The records in Berlin are only the surviving duplicate registers, i.e., went to Berlin only if Poland had the other copy. They are indexed and available on ancestry.com, including what looks to be a

The records in Berlin are only the surviving duplicate registers, i.e., went to Berlin only if Poland had the other copy. They are indexed and available on ancestry.com, including what looks to be a

Hi Genners, Once again the usefulness of this discussion group has come through. Even before the digest of the day had reached my inbox, Glenda Rubin came through with an answer and David Barrett

Hi Genners, Once again the usefulness of this discussion group has come through. Even before the digest of the day had reached my inbox, Glenda Rubin came through with an answer and David Barrett

Not wanting to start a controversy, I must point out that Vatra Dornei is not the name used in the records and histories of the town. The Austrian name was Dorna-Watra, and I cite the Bukovina birth

Not wanting to start a controversy, I must point out that Vatra Dornei is not the name used in the records and histories of the town. The Austrian name was Dorna-Watra, and I cite the Bukovina birth

Marilyn Gelber <marilyn.gelber@...> I have a related question. My second cousin and I share a longest segment of 106.5 cM's. His maternal grandmother and my paternal grandmother were sisters,

Marilyn Gelber <marilyn.gelber@...> I have a related question. My second cousin and I share a longest segment of 106.5 cM's. His maternal grandmother and my paternal grandmother were sisters,

I've posted the birth record of my grandmother in Russian for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted the birth record of my grandmother in Russian for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

Thanks to all who have replied.  I've already been able to prove that one of the records I'd saved was *not* for the right person, but two other ones *were* - these links proved particularly

Thanks to all who have replied.  I've already been able to prove that one of the records I'd saved was *not* for the right person, but two other ones *were* - these links proved particularly

In the latest release of databases by the Israel Genealogy Research Association, there is a file of 131 names that requested British Passports in Warsaw in 1934, and over 4,000 names of Jewish women

In the latest release of databases by the Israel Genealogy Research Association, there is a file of 131 names that requested British Passports in Warsaw in 1934, and over 4,000 names of Jewish women

Madeleine, I found reference to an organization called Netherland Israelitisch Sick Fund. Given that one of the ancestors had been born in Holland, maybe they were members. Hope this helps a

Madeleine, I found reference to an organization called Netherland Israelitisch Sick Fund. Given that one of the ancestors had been born in Holland, maybe they were members. Hope this helps a