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Viewmate 6532 - Can you help interpret handwriting? Can you help identify the town?
#general
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
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By
Jeff Miller
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#173108
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What Is the Perushim Burial Society
#general
Dear Cousins,
In 1916 my ancestor Greynem Grimovitch >from Slonim was buried in the Mount
of Olives cemetery. The Perushim Burial Society is mentioned. Can anyone
tell me about that society? Does
Dear Cousins,
In 1916 my ancestor Greynem Grimovitch >from Slonim was buried in the Mount
of Olives cemetery. The Perushim Burial Society is mentioned. Can anyone
tell me about that society? Does
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Steve Orlen
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#173109
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Viewmate 6532 - Can you help interpret handwriting? Can you help identify the town?
#general
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
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By
Jeff Miller
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#493421
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen What Is the Perushim Burial Society
#general
Dear Cousins,
In 1916 my ancestor Greynem Grimovitch >from Slonim was buried in the Mount
of Olives cemetery. The Perushim Burial Society is mentioned. Can anyone
tell me about that society? Does
Dear Cousins,
In 1916 my ancestor Greynem Grimovitch >from Slonim was buried in the Mount
of Olives cemetery. The Perushim Burial Society is mentioned. Can anyone
tell me about that society? Does
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By
Steve Orlen
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#493422
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Fw: ViewMate- Bonvalet Des Salon in Paris
#france
Bonvalet Des Salon, Paris
A family wedding photograph was taken at this Parisian place c1920:
What is known about "Bonvalet Des Salon"?
See Viewmate...
Bonvalet Des Salon, Paris
A family wedding photograph was taken at this Parisian place c1920:
What is known about "Bonvalet Des Salon"?
See Viewmate...
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By
Bernard Kouchel <koosh@...>
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#36090
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French SIG #France Fw: ViewMate- Bonvalet Des Salon in Paris
#france
Bonvalet Des Salon, Paris
A family wedding photograph was taken at this Parisian place c1920:
What is known about "Bonvalet Des Salon"?
See Viewmate...
Bonvalet Des Salon, Paris
A family wedding photograph was taken at this Parisian place c1920:
What is known about "Bonvalet Des Salon"?
See Viewmate...
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By
Bernard Kouchel <koosh@...>
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#356493
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Yizkor Book Project report for June and July 2005
#france
Due to vacation schedules and the IAJGS conference, the June 2005
report was not posted. Therefore, I have included the additions for
both June and July 2005 in this one report. To make it easier
Due to vacation schedules and the IAJGS conference, the June 2005
report was not posted. Therefore, I have included the additions for
both June and July 2005 in this one report. To make it easier
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By
Joyce Field
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#36088
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An exciting project for the FrenchSIG!
#france
Dear All,
The FrenchSIG has just been presented with a wonderful opportunity to
participate more fully in the additions to the JewishGen site, as well
as to enrich the knowledge of vanished Jewish
Dear All,
The FrenchSIG has just been presented with a wonderful opportunity to
participate more fully in the additions to the JewishGen site, as well
as to enrich the knowledge of vanished Jewish
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By
Rosanne Leeson <rdleeson@...>
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#36089
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French SIG #France Yizkor Book Project report for June and July 2005
#france
Due to vacation schedules and the IAJGS conference, the June 2005
report was not posted. Therefore, I have included the additions for
both June and July 2005 in this one report. To make it easier
Due to vacation schedules and the IAJGS conference, the June 2005
report was not posted. Therefore, I have included the additions for
both June and July 2005 in this one report. To make it easier
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By
Joyce Field
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#356491
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French SIG #France An exciting project for the FrenchSIG!
#france
Dear All,
The FrenchSIG has just been presented with a wonderful opportunity to
participate more fully in the additions to the JewishGen site, as well
as to enrich the knowledge of vanished Jewish
Dear All,
The FrenchSIG has just been presented with a wonderful opportunity to
participate more fully in the additions to the JewishGen site, as well
as to enrich the knowledge of vanished Jewish
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By
Rosanne Leeson <rdleeson@...>
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#356492
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Translation of Polish Documents
#general
Attached you will find 5 parts of an 1834 marriage record. The document was
so large, that it had to be cut into 6 parts (only 5 were allowed to be
posted at 1 time). I would like some help
Attached you will find 5 parts of an 1834 marriage record. The document was
so large, that it had to be cut into 6 parts (only 5 were allowed to be
posted at 1 time). I would like some help
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By
TE <tome1111@...>
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#173107
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Translation of Polish Documents
#general
Attached you will find 5 parts of an 1834 marriage record. The document was
so large, that it had to be cut into 6 parts (only 5 were allowed to be
posted at 1 time). I would like some help
Attached you will find 5 parts of an 1834 marriage record. The document was
so large, that it had to be cut into 6 parts (only 5 were allowed to be
posted at 1 time). I would like some help
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By
TE <tome1111@...>
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#493420
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Re: Same people marrying twice - 3 days apart!?
#general
My parents were married in France in 1960. It was required to have a
civil ceremony, but they also had a religious ceremony two days after.
This is not uncommon in many countries.
Debby Painter
My parents were married in France in 1960. It was required to have a
civil ceremony, but they also had a religious ceremony two days after.
This is not uncommon in many countries.
Debby Painter
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By
Don and Debby Painter <painter@...>
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#173106
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: Same people marrying twice - 3 days apart!?
#general
My parents were married in France in 1960. It was required to have a
civil ceremony, but they also had a religious ceremony two days after.
This is not uncommon in many countries.
Debby Painter
My parents were married in France in 1960. It was required to have a
civil ceremony, but they also had a religious ceremony two days after.
This is not uncommon in many countries.
Debby Painter
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By
Don and Debby Painter <painter@...>
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#493419
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1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory
#lithuania
The 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory, "Ksiega Adresowa Polski (wraz
z w. m. Gdanskiem) dla handlu, rzemiosl i rolnictwa," is freely available
online at the Digital Library of Wielkopolska's
The 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory, "Ksiega Adresowa Polski (wraz
z w. m. Gdanskiem) dla handlu, rzemiosl i rolnictwa," is freely available
online at the Digital Library of Wielkopolska's
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Logan J. Kleinwaks
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#265780
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory
#lithuania
The 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory, "Ksiega Adresowa Polski (wraz
z w. m. Gdanskiem) dla handlu, rzemiosl i rolnictwa," is freely available
online at the Digital Library of Wielkopolska's
The 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory, "Ksiega Adresowa Polski (wraz
z w. m. Gdanskiem) dla handlu, rzemiosl i rolnictwa," is freely available
online at the Digital Library of Wielkopolska's
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Logan J. Kleinwaks
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#586057
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Typed ship's manifest
#poland
The Ellis Island database shows that Alta MANDELBAUM (born Konskowola,
Poland) arrived on the "Baltic" on 12 November 1920 with her two children
and sister.
I know that Alta's husband was known
The Ellis Island database shows that Alta MANDELBAUM (born Konskowola,
Poland) arrived on the "Baltic" on 12 November 1920 with her two children
and sister.
I know that Alta's husband was known
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Doug Mason
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#241870
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JRI Poland #Poland Typed ship's manifest
#poland
The Ellis Island database shows that Alta MANDELBAUM (born Konskowola,
Poland) arrived on the "Baltic" on 12 November 1920 with her two children
and sister.
I know that Alta's husband was known
The Ellis Island database shows that Alta MANDELBAUM (born Konskowola,
Poland) arrived on the "Baltic" on 12 November 1920 with her two children
and sister.
I know that Alta's husband was known
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By
Doug Mason
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#562189
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Viewmate 6532 - Can you help interpret handwriting? Can you help identify the town?
#poland
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
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Jeff Miller
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#241869
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JRI Poland #Poland Viewmate 6532 - Can you help interpret handwriting? Can you help identify the town?
#poland
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
I would appreciate help first with identification of the handwritten town
name listed in line 5 of VM 6532. What does the handwritten name look like
to you?
Second, can you help me figure out the
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By
Jeff Miller
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#562188
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