Directories for Elbing, West Prussia have been copied and republished by an individual researching the area. The following years are available: 1820, 1848, 1852, 1867, 1872, 1876, 1881, 1887, 1890,

Directories for Elbing, West Prussia have been copied and republished by an individual researching the area. The following years are available: 1820, 1848, 1852, 1867, 1872, 1876, 1881, 1887, 1890,

'Wandering Jews were not in the habit of carrying their genealogical records with them'. This is a quote >from Lord Zuckerman's autobiography >from Apes to Warlords, 1971. Apes, 2). I found it in

I am trying to find birth, marriage and death records for my Great Grandfather Saul BRENNER, born around 1873, married to Ruchel Malka Schneider around 1892 and giving birth to eight children,

'Wandering Jews were not in the habit of carrying their genealogical records with them'. This is a quote >from Lord Zuckerman's autobiography >from Apes to Warlords, 1971. Apes, 2). I found it in

I am trying to find birth, marriage and death records for my Great Grandfather Saul BRENNER, born around 1873, married to Ruchel Malka Schneider around 1892 and giving birth to eight children,

Dear Cousins, Rishy Savin asked about a possible suicide and about records about a Jewish suicide during the years 1910 to 1920. His relative had connections to New York and Connecticut, and he

Dear Cousins, Rishy Savin asked about a possible suicide and about records about a Jewish suicide during the years 1910 to 1920. His relative had connections to New York and Connecticut, and he

An alternative name for Blaszki (a Polish town located on the road between Kalisz and Sieradz) has come down in our family records as "Schwarzstadt". The town had a large Jewish population >from the

An alternative name for Blaszki (a Polish town located on the road between Kalisz and Sieradz) has come down in our family records as "Schwarzstadt". The town had a large Jewish population >from the

I have recently recieved a copy of the 1874 (updated in 1894) census of my paternal great grandparents family >from Vilkomir, Lithuania. It has enabled me to tie up some loose ends and at the same

I have recently recieved a copy of the 1874 (updated in 1894) census of my paternal great grandparents family >from Vilkomir, Lithuania. It has enabled me to tie up some loose ends and at the same

Hi Listers I have joined the Litvak list because I think that I have suddenly found (although my mother always said that they were Litvaks), that my ggrandparents are Litvaks. They were Rachel and

Hi Listers I have joined the Litvak list because I think that I have suddenly found (although my mother always said that they were Litvaks), that my ggrandparents are Litvaks. They were Rachel and

You did not mention the shtetls your family was actually >from which would be helpful. I would suggest you try the following if you have not done so already: 1. Search the ALD and the JewishGen

You did not mention the shtetls your family was actually >from which would be helpful. I would suggest you try the following if you have not done so already: 1. Search the ALD and the JewishGen

BlankI believe that I located a family of cousins in Siberia about one year ago. I mailed a letter in English, including a Russian translation, to the address in my possession. The daughter of

BlankI believe that I located a family of cousins in Siberia about one year ago. I mailed a letter in English, including a Russian translation, to the address in my possession. The daughter of

Thanks to long-time H-SIG supporter Bobbie Furst, JewishGen has pictures fronm several additional Jewish cemeteries in areas of northeastern Hungary that are now in Slovakia. Once translated, these

Thanks to long-time H-SIG supporter Bobbie Furst, JewishGen has pictures fronm several additional Jewish cemeteries in areas of northeastern Hungary that are now in Slovakia. Once translated, these