Greetings, Yesterday I visited Mt. Hebron Cemetery and photographed whatever matzevot in these two plots that I might have missed before. The matzeva for Lillian Lux Burstein has now been put up.

Greetings, I forgot to mention that there is a memorial in this main plot that is "dedicated to the eternal memory of the members of the European Yiddish theatrical profession who were murdered by

Greetings, Yesterday I visited Mt. Hebron Cemetery and photographed whatever matzevot in these two plots that I might have missed before. The matzeva for Lillian Lux Burstein has now been put up.

Greetings, I forgot to mention that there is a memorial in this main plot that is "dedicated to the eternal memory of the members of the European Yiddish theatrical profession who were murdered by

Dear Ilya, St. Louis has a marvelous Genealogy Society and they have helped get many records on line. Try looking for the obituary at the St. Louis Public Library web

Dear Ilya, St. Louis has a marvelous Genealogy Society and they have helped get many records on line. Try looking for the obituary at the St. Louis Public Library web

My great grandfather Chaskel Aizikov MODIJEFSKY came to the USA about 1880, but returned to Europe (Amsterdam) in 1881. He was born in 1860 in Cherson/Kherson (Ukraine) and some other brothers

My great grandfather Chaskel Aizikov MODIJEFSKY came to the USA about 1880, but returned to Europe (Amsterdam) in 1881. He was born in 1860 in Cherson/Kherson (Ukraine) and some other brothers

It is definitely worth listening to "Listen Again" - "It's my story" broadcast last night on BBC Radio 4 [Thursday Aug 3rd] - you have one week to listen. You can hear our Sigger, Anne Webber,

It is definitely worth listening to "Listen Again" - "It's my story" broadcast last night on BBC Radio 4 [Thursday Aug 3rd] - you have one week to listen. You can hear our Sigger, Anne Webber,

Bob Lenk asks about various burials [and database glitches] in Vienna: 1. <One record for Salomon KOLLISCH, age 19, death date 16 April 1871, burial 18 April, lists the place of burial as

Bob Lenk wrote: In general like all other - differences in documentation: mostly they are not listed in the database No, but there are some special subsections (i.g. at gate 1: 7-3-, 8-9-, 19-3- to

Bob Lenk asks about various burials [and database glitches] in Vienna: 1. <One record for Salomon KOLLISCH, age 19, death date 16 April 1871, burial 18 April, lists the place of burial as

Bob Lenk wrote: In general like all other - differences in documentation: mostly they are not listed in the database No, but there are some special subsections (i.g. at gate 1: 7-3-, 8-9-, 19-3- to

For the birth record, this might be a good place to start. http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/ Marguerite DeVries Major mdmajor@... Chittenango, NY, USA Searching DeVRIES,

I am curious as to the meaning (if any) of Pais.>>> May I add a footnote to Ury's comment? The transformation >from Uri to Phoebus to Feibush to the nicknames Pais and Feivel goes one step

For the birth record, this might be a good place to start. http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/ Marguerite DeVries Major mdmajor@... Chittenango, NY, USA Searching DeVRIES,

I am curious as to the meaning (if any) of Pais.>>> May I add a footnote to Ury's comment? The transformation >from Uri to Phoebus to Feibush to the nicknames Pais and Feivel goes one step

We are pleased to announce a new article by the renowned rabbinical scholar, Dr. Neil Rosenstein: "The 1784 Census for Keidaniai Confirms the Katzenellenpogen Family Rabbinate" on the website of

We are pleased to announce a new article by the renowned rabbinical scholar, Dr. Neil Rosenstein: "The 1784 Census for Keidaniai Confirms the Katzenellenpogen Family Rabbinate" on the website of