Below please find three useful steps to take when starting to make your family tree: First, make a family tree for each principal surname you're searching, listing as many Hebrew/Yiddish names as

Below please find three useful steps to take when starting to make your family tree: First, make a family tree for each principal surname you're searching, listing as many Hebrew/Yiddish names as

I am trying to determine what my ggrandfather's "first" name was. My grandfather John "SCHAIBLE" immigrated Quebec city in the 1920's though I could use a little help, there are disappearing

I am trying to determine what my ggrandfather's "first" name was. My grandfather John "SCHAIBLE" immigrated Quebec city in the 1920's though I could use a little help, there are disappearing

I have a quick queston about the Lithuanian tax and voter database. There is an 1848 box taxpayer record for a Girsha Braude son of Aron who lived in Plunge. The entry says "One adult male in

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 10:41:21 UTC, brooklyn1960@... (David Priever) opined: You do not mean "translated to in English". What you mean is "What is the origin of this name". "Judel" is a

I have a quick queston about the Lithuanian tax and voter database. There is an 1848 box taxpayer record for a Girsha Braude son of Aron who lived in Plunge. The entry says "One adult male in

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 10:41:21 UTC, brooklyn1960@... (David Priever) opined: You do not mean "translated to in English". What you mean is "What is the origin of this name". "Judel" is a

So I have been researching the family of R' Tzvi Hirsh Salanter (BRAUDE) for a couple months and there appears to be a lot of contradictory information >from different sources. [Again, this is not

So I have been researching the family of R' Tzvi Hirsh Salanter (BRAUDE) for a couple months and there appears to be a lot of contradictory information >from different sources. [Again, this is not

Judel is pronounced Yudel and is the diminutive for Yehudah or Judah in English. Gersh could be short for Gershon, or actually pronounced Hersh, which is the Yiddish name for Tzvi. Regardless, there

If the body is brought to Phialdelphia to be buried there, a burial permit was probably issued. Also if the body was transported via airlines, there should be a record of the body in transit both in

Judel is pronounced Yudel and is the diminutive for Yehudah or Judah in English. Gersh could be short for Gershon, or actually pronounced Hersh, which is the Yiddish name for Tzvi. Regardless, there

If the body is brought to Phialdelphia to be buried there, a burial permit was probably issued. Also if the body was transported via airlines, there should be a record of the body in transit both in

Shalom, David. You ask:

Shalom, David. You ask:

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 01:44:12 UTC, jhymoff@... (Jenni Hymoff Koeppel) opined: If the only record of Rachel is the 1900 Census (when she would have been six years old), and noone alive ever

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 01:44:12 UTC, jhymoff@... (Jenni Hymoff Koeppel) opined: If the only record of Rachel is the 1900 Census (when she would have been six years old), and noone alive ever

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 01:42:50 UTC, tom.vene@... (Tom Venetianer) opined: How Greeks perceived and spelled the name is pretty much irrelevant. Not only because Greek, like English, is very

On Sun, 15 Jan 2006 01:42:50 UTC, tom.vene@... (Tom Venetianer) opined: How Greeks perceived and spelled the name is pretty much irrelevant. Not only because Greek, like English, is very