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Nick wrote on 19 jul 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish: That seems to be the same as I said. I merely showed the possiblilty. btw, do historians never speculate, Nick? "organised Jewish community" was

Nick wrote on 19 jul 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish: That seems to be the same as I said. I merely showed the possiblilty. btw, do historians never speculate, Nick? "organised Jewish community" was

Further to this discussion. About six weeks ago, one of my JFRA Israel members (Ra'anana branch), David Schulman brought a book called "The Lost Jews of Cornwall" to his presentation on the early

< yisraelasper@... > wrote: See http://kosherdelight.com/IrelandJewishBackground.shtml -- Nick Landau London, UK COHNREICH (Anklam, Germany Krajenka, Poland) ATLAS (Wielkie Oczy

Further to this discussion. About six weeks ago, one of my JFRA Israel members (Ra'anana branch), David Schulman brought a book called "The Lost Jews of Cornwall" to his presentation on the early

< yisraelasper@... > wrote: See http://kosherdelight.com/IrelandJewishBackground.shtml -- Nick Landau London, UK COHNREICH (Anklam, Germany Krajenka, Poland) ATLAS (Wielkie Oczy

i find it very difficult to make out the letters (maybe you could post a higher resolution scan or more of the rest of the page for context?), but the first looks like a shin and the last looks like a

first, if you haven't done so already, register your family names in the jewishgen family finder. (there are some PRAGERs there, by the way.) my PRAGER relative (jozsef, grandmother's brother-in-law)

i find it very difficult to make out the letters (maybe you could post a higher resolution scan or more of the rest of the page for context?), but the first looks like a shin and the last looks like a

first, if you haven't done so already, register your family names in the jewishgen family finder. (there are some PRAGERs there, by the way.) my PRAGER relative (jozsef, grandmother's brother-in-law)

Have you consulted the corresponding microfilm at an FHL branch library (LDS/Mormon.) Here are the references: Title Anyakönyvek, 1852-1895 Authors Izraelita Hitközseg, Keszthely (Main Author)

Regarding Danielle James' question about military records............ I had also wanted info about my greatgrandfather who had been in the navy, and wrote to the Austrian military

Have you consulted the corresponding microfilm at an FHL branch library (LDS/Mormon.) Here are the references: Title Anyakönyvek, 1852-1895 Authors Izraelita Hitközseg, Keszthely (Main Author)

Regarding Danielle James' question about military records............ I had also wanted info about my greatgrandfather who had been in the navy, and wrote to the Austrian military

Carol, Will the vital records of Vel'ké Kapusany ever be transcribed? Best regards, Amos Zezmer Rio de Janeiro Carol J. Robinson wrote:

I am looking for any information on Mor Ferenc HAJDU, born in Budapest in 1861 (son of Jakab HAUSER and Lotti ROTH) and any children he may have had. He changed his name >from HAUSER to HAJDU in

Carol, Will the vital records of Vel'ké Kapusany ever be transcribed? Best regards, Amos Zezmer Rio de Janeiro Carol J. Robinson wrote:

I am looking for any information on Mor Ferenc HAJDU, born in Budapest in 1861 (son of Jakab HAUSER and Lotti ROTH) and any children he may have had. He changed his name >from HAUSER to HAJDU in