Jonathan, Am I right in thinking you are in London? If so, go to the Family Records Centre in Myddelton Street (between Sadlers Wells Theatre and Mount Pleasant Post Office) and on the first floor

Jonathan, Am I right in thinking you are in London? If so, go to the Family Records Centre in Myddelton Street (between Sadlers Wells Theatre and Mount Pleasant Post Office) and on the first floor

I am looking for information on Alexander (Sender) WAPNER. His first wife was Minnie SILVERMAN. They had 9 children. After he died Sender married Thuba/Tuba. Isreal WAPNER was killed in russia

I am looking for information on Alexander (Sender) WAPNER. His first wife was Minnie SILVERMAN. They had 9 children. After he died Sender married Thuba/Tuba. Isreal WAPNER was killed in russia

Several years ago someone told me to try Romocsahaza instead of the village I was attempting to find. This person said they had relatives there. I would like to know if it is possible to get

Several years ago someone told me to try Romocsahaza instead of the village I was attempting to find. This person said they had relatives there. I would like to know if it is possible to get

Hi there, It is satisfying to see you posting one of my surnames -BLAS, even if it is quite far away >from the area where my Jewish ancestors came from. For the record my ggf's second wife was

Hi there, It is satisfying to see you posting one of my surnames -BLAS, even if it is quite far away >from the area where my Jewish ancestors came from. For the record my ggf's second wife was

The Auschwitz Museum published the death books in 3 volumes, as you can see a short information on the HomePage of the Auschwitz Museum under Publications: “Death books >from Auschwitz Vol.I.

The Auschwitz Museum published the death books in 3 volumes, as you can see a short information on the HomePage of the Auschwitz Museum under Publications: “Death books >from Auschwitz Vol.I.

H-SIG has some exciting news to announce! We are about to undertake a huge transcription project involving Hungarian census and tax list records >from the period 1795-1850. Most of these

Dear Jacob, Sorry, I can't enlighten you about the Blasz family of Bardejov. But I heared already about the following ones: - Moshe Yehoshua Blasz, the soychet of Eger, he was born in

H-SIG has some exciting news to announce! We are about to undertake a huge transcription project involving Hungarian census and tax list records >from the period 1795-1850. Most of these

Dear Jacob, Sorry, I can't enlighten you about the Blasz family of Bardejov. But I heared already about the following ones: - Moshe Yehoshua Blasz, the soychet of Eger, he was born in

I am not and never was an expert in Hungarian geography, but to my knowledge Kunagota belongs not to Bekes county. In the book of "Magyarorszagi zsido hitkozsegek" based on documents >from April 1944

I am not and never was an expert in Hungarian geography, but to my knowledge Kunagota belongs not to Bekes county. In the book of "Magyarorszagi zsido hitkozsegek" based on documents >from April 1944

I received some documents >from NARA and although they are the names I requested, they are not the people I am searching for. If anyone would like the documents for the following, please let me

I received some documents >from NARA and although they are the names I requested, they are not the people I am searching for. If anyone would like the documents for the following, please let me

< MBernet@... > wrote: I think that we have discussed before that it cannot be assumed that a given secular name cannot necessarily imply a particular Hebrew name. -- Nick Landau London,

< MBernet@... > wrote: I think that we have discussed before that it cannot be assumed that a given secular name cannot necessarily imply a particular Hebrew name. -- Nick Landau London,