Is Sonnenglanz a Jewish name. It is very rare. I had relatives who lived in Niederschlesien. Any ideas? Roderick Carberry

I am working on our family tree and trying to find two cousins: Anna or Ann Friedman and Bertha Friedman. I hope to get lucky with your help and leads. They lived in Atlantic City, NJ as stated in the

Alvincz Andras Hallo Eric! Glaube ohne das Schriftstuck gesehen zu haben , wird es nicht bestimmen konnen(wo Fosfalou liegt) Gr.Alvincz Andras .

Alvincz András Wurde gerne, aber Vieew Mate beherrsche nicht. Gr. Alvincz András Kommt Antwort nicht bin Bereit ubersetzen Alvincz András

I also vote for Kosice/Kascha etc. If you found the place in a certificate as a place for birth, death etc. and the language in the certificate is Hungarian, then the "n" at the end has the meaning

Please have a look at the attached pages. The first shows an index line in Bedamayich Chayi, a yizkor/Pinkas Mohalim book for the village of Orasul Nou in today's Romania, close to Fosfalou, which I

I agree the date is 26. The bet is written differently the base of the letters are different. But if the Hebrew date is correct, 26 Adar II, 5711, Then the English date should be April not March.

All of the major companies are accurate and reliable. Those of who are predominant Ashkenazi will get 100% or close to that from Ancestry, FTDNA and 23andMe. With MyHeritage you are likely to get some

Her name was Molly Cohen. She was born in Vilna in the mid 1890's and passed away in NY in 1837. I know she had a brother Ben Cohen who lived in the Bronx in the mid 1950's to early 1960's when he

Dora was born in the 1880s in Russia. She came with her brothers to NY around 1905. One brother was hyman. She married Harry Hochrat/Roth or Hochroth in 1913 or 1914 in Manhattan.She lived in East

Danek Gertner referred to his brief experience in the Red Army in Zabie in the book "Home is No More" https://www.amazon.ca/Home-No-More-Jehoschua-Gertner/dp/9653081136 Jack Nathanson Montreal

I want to say how much I appreciate this list. Even when I peruse a question and the answers that are not obviously in my wheelhouse, I'm bound to learn something interesting. This current topic is

I have two examples in my extended family with the husband arrived after the wife. In one case the husband came with their three-year-old son. In this case I wasn’t sure if he went back to Poland to

What do 1900, 1910, 1920, and 1930 US census records say about years of arrival for both the husband and the wife? Do those match up with the wife arriving first? And have you found the ship passenger

I suggest to check here: Benjamin Meirtchak. Jews-Officers in the Polish Armed Forces 1939-1945. Printed in Israel by SHLOMO LEVY Ltd TEL: 972-3-6881727 fax: 972-3-6878367 2001 Includes : List No 3 :

Would some one kindly translated these records for me. Thank you. Richard Stower Yarmouth, Maine Kolomyya: SECHESTOWER, SPIERMAN, THAU, BEISER, GRAFF. Dabrowa Tarnowska: KANNER, SCHMIDT, WERNER.

VM88737 In Russian: #16 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 27 февраля (12 марта) 1906 года в 12 часов дня. Явились лично

You don't say when the husband came. Is it possible he did come first but, for some reason could not meet his wife and so she was met by her sister? If she came w/ the two oldest children, when the

Hi Fredel In the application I am using for converting dates 26 Adar I 5711 starts at sun set of March 3 and ends at sun set of March 4 1951 Best regards, Laurent Kassel Moreshet, Israel

Probably Avas Felsofalu, today Negresti OAS Romania. JewishGen Locality Page - Negreşti-Oaş, Romania Jacob Shayzaf Israel