My cousin's father's family were >from Wuestensachsen in the area of Fulda in Hesse-Nassau. Does anyone know any sources of information for people who lived in this village eg the relevant town/state

I am seeking photographs of Boyle Heights 1920/1940's especially Brooklyn Ave. My great grandfather had a grocery store in the 2517 block of Brooklyn Ave. Please help. Also the Cincinnati street

I received an email >from Bezalel Lavi this morning and have replied to it, but it has bounced. (Twice.) I would appreciate if Mr./Ms. Lavi can re-contact me. Thank you. Lisa Dashman NY

My cousin's father's family were >from Wuestensachsen in the area of Fulda in Hesse-Nassau. Does anyone know any sources of information for people who lived in this village eg the relevant town/state

I am seeking photographs of Boyle Heights 1920/1940's especially Brooklyn Ave. My great grandfather had a grocery store in the 2517 block of Brooklyn Ave. Please help. Also the Cincinnati street

I received an email >from Bezalel Lavi this morning and have replied to it, but it has bounced. (Twice.) I would appreciate if Mr./Ms. Lavi can re-contact me. Thank you. Lisa Dashman NY

Hello, I hope this is not a naive-sounding or too general question. I have never done any Jewish genealogy but I have done quite a bit of Native American genealogy and I know how whacky sounding the

Hello, I hope this is not a naive-sounding or too general question. I have never done any Jewish genealogy but I have done quite a bit of Native American genealogy and I know how whacky sounding the

Regarding the list of surname-adoption dates attributed to George ARNSTEIN: If the date of 1935 is correct, then the source may well be: Kessler, Gerhard. Die Familiennamen der Juden in Deutschland.

Searching google.com with the following search terms "Congregation Shearith Israel's historic 21st Street Cemetery" I located the following information which may be useful to Teri and others on this

Regarding the list of surname-adoption dates attributed to George ARNSTEIN: If the date of 1935 is correct, then the source may well be: Kessler, Gerhard. Die Familiennamen der Juden in Deutschland.

Searching google.com with the following search terms "Congregation Shearith Israel's historic 21st Street Cemetery" I located the following information which may be useful to Teri and others on this

We just found this among my grandfather Joel-Zecharja GEWERCMAN's papers. I assume it's a pre-WW2 Polish ID card but would appreciate a translation of it. The card is displayed in

We just found this among my grandfather Joel-Zecharja GEWERCMAN's papers. I assume it's a pre-WW2 Polish ID card but would appreciate a translation of it. The card is displayed in

I am researching family >from Zhvaniets /Zhvanets, Ukraine as well as Lviv. Zhvanets is six miles >from the city of Kaminits-Podolsk in the district (Uyezd) of Kaminits-Podolsk in the province

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is pleased to announce that Roger Lustig of Princeton, NJ has become the Prussia Area Shtetl CO-OP coordinator. Roger is uniquely qualified to take on this role.

I am researching family >from Zhvaniets /Zhvanets, Ukraine as well as Lviv. Zhvanets is six miles >from the city of Kaminits-Podolsk in the district (Uyezd) of Kaminits-Podolsk in the province

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is pleased to announce that Roger Lustig of Princeton, NJ has become the Prussia Area Shtetl CO-OP coordinator. Roger is uniquely qualified to take on this role.

Can anyone help me with this family name? It was my grandmother's maiden name, spelled MUUD or something like MUID. Pronounced something like moo-ud. She was >from the Polish town Ostrow-Lubelski

Can anyone help me with this family name? It was my grandmother's maiden name, spelled MUUD or something like MUID. Pronounced something like moo-ud. She was >from the Polish town Ostrow-Lubelski