I have just been given this wonderful new reference source and hope it may be helpful to others on the list. This Paderborn University project is putting a databank together of all Jewish Authors

Clive Gold posted to the LitvakSIG mailing list as follows: You are right -- Gussie was an English name widely used by Jews immigrating to the US. An easy way to find an answer to this question is

I have just been given this wonderful new reference source and hope it may be helpful to others on the list. This Paderborn University project is putting a databank together of all Jewish Authors

Clive Gold posted to the LitvakSIG mailing list as follows: You are right -- Gussie was an English name widely used by Jews immigrating to the US. An easy way to find an answer to this question is

Roni, Thank you for mentioning CRARG's new Holocaust search engine. It focuses on persons who lived in Poland or were >from Poland. It includes nearly 100 different databases, including (just as

Roni, Thank you for mentioning CRARG's new Holocaust search engine. It focuses on persons who lived in Poland or were >from Poland. It includes nearly 100 different databases, including (just as

I accidentally copied a document I didn't need from the LDS films and would like to pass it on to anyone who it would be useful to. It is the 1881 marriage of Nachman Ayzik SZIPLISZKOWSKI, age 22

I accidentally copied a document I didn't need from the LDS films and would like to pass it on to anyone who it would be useful to. It is the 1881 marriage of Nachman Ayzik SZIPLISZKOWSKI, age 22

Dear Genners, I am loking for family RASHBAS >from Mogilev, RASHBA >from Berdichev, ROZBA Our Rashba family is related to 13 century Rabbi Shlomo Ben Adret(Rashba) Irit Rashba USA,

Dear Genners, I am loking for family RASHBAS >from Mogilev, RASHBA >from Berdichev, ROZBA Our Rashba family is related to 13 century Rabbi Shlomo Ben Adret(Rashba) Irit Rashba USA,

Hello All, I am new to your group. I have been doing some genealogy research for a long time, but I'm not really very experienced at researching anything like ships lists, early settlers or the like.

Hello All, I am new to your group. I have been doing some genealogy research for a long time, but I'm not really very experienced at researching anything like ships lists, early settlers or the like.

For JewishGenners interested in asking (or answering) questions about the scheduled IAJGS Conference to be held in New York City in August 2006, JewishGen is providing a conference mailing list. To

For JewishGenners interested in asking (or answering) questions about the scheduled IAJGS Conference to be held in New York City in August 2006, JewishGen is providing a conference mailing list. To

Dear All, I am trying to determine the occupation of the father on this NYC 1901 birth certificate. To help with the handwriting I can tell you the child's name is Bertha Gersten, the address

To the Yankee Doodle researchers, We're planning a sig meeting at the IAJGS annual conference next year in New York. I look forward to meeting many of you who weren't in Nevada. If there is any

Dear All, I am trying to determine the occupation of the father on this NYC 1901 birth certificate. To help with the handwriting I can tell you the child's name is Bertha Gersten, the address

To the Yankee Doodle researchers, We're planning a sig meeting at the IAJGS annual conference next year in New York. I look forward to meeting many of you who weren't in Nevada. If there is any

--- Yekkey@... wrote: If you haven't already done it, I would go to the Early American SIG web site here: http://www.jewishgen.org/earlyamerican and look at the list of things to do on the right

--- Yekkey@... wrote: If you haven't already done it, I would go to the Early American SIG web site here: http://www.jewishgen.org/earlyamerican and look at the list of things to do on the right