I also had a Jewish father and Gentile mother. If the Y-DNA test is for the male only side and the mtDNA test deals with the males and females on the mother's side, how do I get tested for my

I also had a Jewish father and Gentile mother. If the Y-DNA test is for the male only side and the mtDNA test deals with the males and females on the mother's side, how do I get tested for my

Hi all, Has anyone ever heard or come across a family surname called TREUHAFT? Thank You Henry Schwartz MODERATOR NOTE: As always, we recommend searching the JewishGen Family Finder, Family Tree

Hi all, Has anyone ever heard or come across a family surname called TREUHAFT? Thank You Henry Schwartz MODERATOR NOTE: As always, we recommend searching the JewishGen Family Finder, Family Tree

Dear All, I have posted at the ViewMate the Marriage Certificate of my grandparents, written in German. My grandparents got married in 1911 in or near Skole, East Galicia (presently west

Dear All, I have posted at the ViewMate the School Certificate of my grandmother, originally written in Polish. My grandmother was born in Suchodol near Dolina and was raised up in Synowodzko-Wyzne

Dear All, I have posted at the ViewMate the Marriage Certificate of my grandparents, written in German. My grandparents got married in 1911 in or near Skole, East Galicia (presently west

Dear All, I have posted at the ViewMate the School Certificate of my grandmother, originally written in Polish. My grandmother was born in Suchodol near Dolina and was raised up in Synowodzko-Wyzne

Hi all, Has anyone ever heard or come across a family surname called Treuhaft? Thank You Henry Schwartz

Hi all, Has anyone ever heard or come across a family surname called Treuhaft? Thank You Henry Schwartz

Yesterday, I wrote on this thread: It has been correctly pointed out that 5395 works out to 1635. I apologize for the confusion. David Shapiro

Yesterday, I wrote on this thread: It has been correctly pointed out that 5395 works out to 1635. I apologize for the confusion. David Shapiro

Sheila Gootman wrote Sheila, Chraplice are not identified through the ShtetlSeeker (USBGN database) but there are several methods to pinpoit its location 1. Chraplice are listed in 1929 Poland

Sheila Gootman wrote Sheila, Chraplice are not identified through the ShtetlSeeker (USBGN database) but there are several methods to pinpoit its location 1. Chraplice are listed in 1929 Poland

Hi all, Has anyone ever heard or come across a family surname called TREUHAFT? Thank You Henry Schwartz MODERATOR NOTE: The JewishGen Family Finder lists seven researchers working on the surname

Hi all, Has anyone ever heard or come across a family surname called TREUHAFT? Thank You Henry Schwartz MODERATOR NOTE: The JewishGen Family Finder lists seven researchers working on the surname

On Sunday, November 20th, at 2 PM, JGSNY and Gesher Galicia will have a joint meeting at the Center for Jewish History located at 15 West 16th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues) in Manhattan with a

On Sunday, November 20th, at 2 PM, JGSNY and Gesher Galicia will have a joint meeting at the Center for Jewish History located at 15 West 16th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues) in Manhattan with a

On a 5/12/1893 manifest for "... Lipkowitz" (please look up as Lastname - Lipkowitz, arrival date 1893 to 189 in the column named "Intended destination - state or teritory" there is text follwed by

On a 5/12/1893 manifest for "... Lipkowitz" (please look up as Lastname - Lipkowitz, arrival date 1893 to 189 in the column named "Intended destination - state or teritory" there is text follwed by