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,

"Stan Goodman" < SPAM_FOILER@... > wrote: Leivik would probably be a Yiddish name itself eg see the Yiddish poet Leivick Halper (1888-1962) who dramatised the Golem. -- Nick

"Stan Goodman" < SPAM_FOILER@... > wrote: Leivik would probably be a Yiddish name itself eg see the Yiddish poet Leivick Halper (1888-1962) who dramatised the Golem. -- Nick

"Stan Goodman" <SPAM_FOILER@...> wrote in message news:uViCr8LlbtmJ-pn2-GU37w2bbpdwO@poblano... Yes, well I live in the UK and my own experience >from trying to use the method that Stan

"Stan Goodman" <SPAM_FOILER@...> wrote in message news:uViCr8LlbtmJ-pn2-GU37w2bbpdwO@poblano... Yes, well I live in the UK and my own experience >from trying to use the method that Stan

Does anyone know whether a census exists for Kiev in 1935? Thanks in advance, Maurine Bothman McLellan trmclell@...

Does anyone know whether a census exists for Kiev in 1935? Thanks in advance, Maurine Bothman McLellan trmclell@...

On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 20:36:41 UTC, HPOLLINS@... opined: I stand corrected. -- Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on, Israel Searching: NEACHOWICZ/NOACHOWICZ, NEJMAN/NAJMAN, SURALSKI: Lomza

I remember the pupik being the bellybutton, and I forget, was the "gaugull" the gizzard or the neck? Barbara Meyers babycat3@... NJ, USA

On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 20:36:41 UTC, HPOLLINS@... opined: I stand corrected. -- Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on, Israel Searching: NEACHOWICZ/NOACHOWICZ, NEJMAN/NAJMAN, SURALSKI: Lomza

I remember the pupik being the bellybutton, and I forget, was the "gaugull" the gizzard or the neck? Barbara Meyers babycat3@... NJ, USA