Carol, the "Cemetery Project" section of Steve Lasky's website "Museum of Family History" explains how to get photographs >from New York and New Jersey cemeteries, including >from Mt. Judah, and the

Carol, the "Cemetery Project" section of Steve Lasky's website "Museum of Family History" explains how to get photographs >from New York and New Jersey cemeteries, including >from Mt. Judah, and the

Sheri, When you searched Ancestry did you limit your search to New York? Lots of people who said they came to New York/Ellis Island, actually entered elsewhere. You can do a global Ancestry search

Sheri, When you searched Ancestry did you limit your search to New York? Lots of people who said they came to New York/Ellis Island, actually entered elsewhere. You can do a global Ancestry search

I have recently started a Y-DNA Surname Project for CHERNICK, CHERNIK, CZERNIK and any other spelling variations. If you would like to join, or have any relatives or friends who might be interested,

I have recently started a Y-DNA Surname Project for CHERNICK, CHERNIK, CZERNIK and any other spelling variations. If you would like to join, or have any relatives or friends who might be interested,

Rivka Schirman wrote... As valuable as web searches can be, we shouldn't forget the traditional sources. Starting with the gazetteer Where Once We Walked, I followed a path the led to this

Rivka Schirman wrote... As valuable as web searches can be, we shouldn't forget the traditional sources. Starting with the gazetteer Where Once We Walked, I followed a path the led to this

I apologise - I chose the wrong subject line - it should perhaps have said "name variations" but I assumed you knew what I meant. In fact, this was one of the reasons for the 1793 Jewish census of

I apologise - I chose the wrong subject line - it should perhaps have said "name variations" but I assumed you knew what I meant. In fact, this was one of the reasons for the 1793 Jewish census of

I concur that these are "variations" and not actual name changes. My brother Charlie and I have been fortunate enough to obtain copies of original handwritten documents. Reading these is an almost

I concur that these are "variations" and not actual name changes. My brother Charlie and I have been fortunate enough to obtain copies of original handwritten documents. Reading these is an almost

Chalom Schirman wrote: Actually this particular region was more complex ethnically. This was the place where Austro-Hungarian Empire (Bukovina region) met Russian Empire's Podolia and Bessarabia

Hi! Okopy sw Trojcy locate in actual Borshchiv district of Ternopil region of Ukraine. That is why you should contact people >from Borszczow area. You could try to write to the local town

Chalom Schirman wrote: Actually this particular region was more complex ethnically. This was the place where Austro-Hungarian Empire (Bukovina region) met Russian Empire's Podolia and Bessarabia

Hi! Okopy sw Trojcy locate in actual Borshchiv district of Ternopil region of Ukraine. That is why you should contact people >from Borszczow area. You could try to write to the local town

Several pages of testimony were submitted in 1955 by Sahava SHEFER (or other spellings as Zeev SCHEFFER, or Zahava SCHEFFER) living in Tel Aviv at that date. Does someone know still living relatives

Several pages of testimony were submitted in 1955 by Sahava SHEFER (or other spellings as Zeev SCHEFFER, or Zahava SCHEFFER) living in Tel Aviv at that date. Does someone know still living relatives

Dear Genners, I am here again with the same Glatzer problem.When I attended the conference at the Marriott in New York I had the pleasant surprise of receiving some information. >from a Deborah

Dear Genners, I am here again with the same Glatzer problem.When I attended the conference at the Marriott in New York I had the pleasant surprise of receiving some information. >from a Deborah