For vital events that occurred in New York State (excluding New York City and, at one time, Albany, Buffalo, and Yonkers), records are filed both with the town or city clerk and the State. With prices

For vital events that occurred in New York State (excluding New York City and, at one time, Albany, Buffalo, and Yonkers), records are filed both with the town or city clerk and the State. With prices

Dear Jewish Genners: This is a status update on the proposed regulations addressing access to birth records resulting >from enactment of the Intelligence Reform Act by the U.S. Congress and signed

Hello all, I would like to publically thank all the very many genners who replied to my query. It would appear that it's Kiev Guberniya, although some did suggest Kovno, but based on other facts

Dear Jewish Genners: This is a status update on the proposed regulations addressing access to birth records resulting >from enactment of the Intelligence Reform Act by the U.S. Congress and signed

Hello all, I would like to publically thank all the very many genners who replied to my query. It would appear that it's Kiev Guberniya, although some did suggest Kovno, but based on other facts

I would be interested to know who were Benjamin Zeev RAPAPORT's brothers? What were their names? When and where were they born and when and where did they die??? B.Z. RAPAPORT was the famous Rabbi

I would be interested to know who were Benjamin Zeev RAPAPORT's brothers? What were their names? When and where were they born and when and where did they die??? B.Z. RAPAPORT was the famous Rabbi

Upon researching the TURNER family, I found Rav Yitzchok Turner, who wrote Manhegai Ashkanaz, towards the end of the 1400s. He was one of the last Rishonim. Legend has it that his daughter married

Dear Genners, I've got a strange event here. My grandmother's nephew, Benjamin Wachsberger, died in NYC December 17, 1936. According to his death certificate, he was buried at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.

Upon researching the TURNER family, I found Rav Yitzchok Turner, who wrote Manhegai Ashkanaz, towards the end of the 1400s. He was one of the last Rishonim. Legend has it that his daughter married

Dear Genners, I've got a strange event here. My grandmother's nephew, Benjamin Wachsberger, died in NYC December 17, 1936. According to his death certificate, he was buried at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.

Shaul BRAUDE Hamagid ben R' Avrohom, >from Cracow, died around 1790, is my ancestor. Does anyone know if these BRAUDEs are related to Rav Zvi Hirsh Salanter BRAUDE's family? Does anyone have the

Shaul BRAUDE Hamagid ben R' Avrohom, >from Cracow, died around 1790, is my ancestor. Does anyone know if these BRAUDEs are related to Rav Zvi Hirsh Salanter BRAUDE's family? Does anyone have the

On the following question: <snip> But how does one find the place of burial when a person dies in Mexico and the body is brought to Philadelphia to be buried? How would one find the place of

On the following question: <snip> But how does one find the place of burial when a person dies in Mexico and the body is brought to Philadelphia to be buried? How would one find the place of

Dear RavSIGgers, There is probably not a few of us who have family traditions of being descended >from a rav, rebbe or tzaddik; but, we don't know how. This state of affairs is usually because those

Dear RavSIGgers, There is probably not a few of us who have family traditions of being descended >from a rav, rebbe or tzaddik; but, we don't know how. This state of affairs is usually because those

See my article in Avotaynu some years ago about the Braude genalogy and how some errors have occurred. Dr. Neil Rosenstein Elizabeth, N.J.

See my article in Avotaynu some years ago about the Braude genalogy and how some errors have occurred. Dr. Neil Rosenstein Elizabeth, N.J.