I got some new information on my WAPNER'S. They state that They lived in Ketros where there were ten Jewish families. Hopefully that means they will be easy to find. I have a SILVERMAN and WAPNER

I got some new information on my WAPNER'S. They state that They lived in Ketros where there were ten Jewish families. Hopefully that means they will be easy to find. I have a SILVERMAN and WAPNER

Israel Halperin wrote: First off I'd check spelling Wassreman? or Wasserman. Try http://www.anywho.com I did some test searches based on the information you gave and came up with some results that

Israel Halperin wrote: First off I'd check spelling Wassreman? or Wasserman. Try http://www.anywho.com I did some test searches based on the information you gave and came up with some results that

My paternal grandfather Moses Micholitz says on his Declaration of Intent that he arrived on s.s. "Blucher" sailing >from Hamburg, arriving Ellis Island 30th November, 1904. He is on Steve Morse

My paternal grandfather Moses Micholitz says on his Declaration of Intent that he arrived on s.s. "Blucher" sailing >from Hamburg, arriving Ellis Island 30th November, 1904. He is on Steve Morse

You ask a very good question - one that we all have to deal with. I always enter a birth name as the primary name, because that's where the documentation tree starts. That covers married women -

We are proud to announce that the database of Lithuanian vital records is now live on JewishGen... over 9,000 birth, marriage, divorce and death records. These can be searched via the JewishGen

You ask a very good question - one that we all have to deal with. I always enter a birth name as the primary name, because that's where the documentation tree starts. That covers married women -

We are proud to announce that the database of Lithuanian vital records is now live on JewishGen... over 9,000 birth, marriage, divorce and death records. These can be searched via the JewishGen

My grandfather studied and became a rabbi in Eretz Israel, sometime during the period 1898-1906 in the Sfad/Tiberias area. He did not stay in Eretz after 1906. When someone became a rabbi in

My grandfather studied and became a rabbi in Eretz Israel, sometime during the period 1898-1906 in the Sfad/Tiberias area. He did not stay in Eretz after 1906. When someone became a rabbi in

On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 12:52:21 UTC, Saul Issroff opined: That Beit haTfutzot has some sets of microfilms doesn't make it a FHC center, which is what the quoted user said. To say that it has "e.g.

On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 12:52:21 UTC, Saul Issroff opined: That Beit haTfutzot has some sets of microfilms doesn't make it a FHC center, which is what the quoted user said. To say that it has "e.g.

This announcement >from the National Archives branch in Manhattan, New York, may be of interest to those of you in the New York City area with roots in England. The National Archives, 201 Varick

This announcement >from the National Archives branch in Manhattan, New York, may be of interest to those of you in the New York City area with roots in England. The National Archives, 201 Varick

Shelly Weiner ( Jan. 22, 2006) asked about two marriage certificates, dated two years apart, for the same couple. (residence, age, parents name, # of marriages) The only differences between

Shelly Weiner ( Jan. 22, 2006) asked about two marriage certificates, dated two years apart, for the same couple. (residence, age, parents name, # of marriages) The only differences between

Hello All I have been on an endless if almost fruitless search when it comes to researching my maternal side of the family. It just shows you just got to keep at it. You got to find ways of breaking

Hello All I have been on an endless if almost fruitless search when it comes to researching my maternal side of the family. It just shows you just got to keep at it. You got to find ways of breaking