"Barbara Zimmer" <bravo.zulu@...> wrote I have looked up the name in the Avoteynu Consolidated Jewish Surname and it comes up with the similar names STANKEVICH, STANKEWICH, STANKOVICH and

"Barbara Zimmer" <bravo.zulu@...> wrote I have looked up the name in the Avoteynu Consolidated Jewish Surname and it comes up with the similar names STANKEVICH, STANKEWICH, STANKOVICH and

Chris Butler [UK] writes: "I am researching our family genealogy and have come across someone who is believed to be a Jewish immigrant to the UK. The surname is listed as STEINCABBAGE and she was

Chris Butler [UK] writes: "I am researching our family genealogy and have come across someone who is believed to be a Jewish immigrant to the UK. The surname is listed as STEINCABBAGE and she was

"Jenni Hymoff Koeppel" <jhymoff@...> wrote http://www.1856.org/historicalOverview.html gives a historical overview which says that Rutland State Sanatorium was founded as the first public

"Jenni Hymoff Koeppel" <jhymoff@...> wrote http://www.1856.org/historicalOverview.html gives a historical overview which says that Rutland State Sanatorium was founded as the first public

Jenni- Try the Massachusetts State Archives - http://www.sec.state.ma.us/arc/arcgen/genidx.htm#inst They have some institutional records. Rutland was the first public health facility for

Jenni- Try the Massachusetts State Archives - http://www.sec.state.ma.us/arc/arcgen/genidx.htm#inst They have some institutional records. Rutland was the first public health facility for

Barbara Mannlein wrote: November 28, 1918. Jeri Friedman (Florida, but born in NY) -- Teewinot13@... ~~~ Researching: FRIEDMAN, MILLER (Grodno, Poland/Russia/Belarus) GEIST (?,Russia)

Barbara Mannlein wrote: November 28, 1918. Jeri Friedman (Florida, but born in NY) -- Teewinot13@... ~~~ Researching: FRIEDMAN, MILLER (Grodno, Poland/Russia/Belarus) GEIST (?,Russia)

You can use the jewishgen calendar conversion page to figure it out. http://www.jewishgen.org/jos/josdates.htm Enter November 30, 1918 in the civil calendar section to find out the day of the week

You can use the jewishgen calendar conversion page to figure it out. http://www.jewishgen.org/jos/josdates.htm Enter November 30, 1918 in the civil calendar section to find out the day of the week

Hello Fran, I saw your post on JewishGen. I am searching for Nathan, Nathanberg, Notenberg. It is even possible they were Nathansons.Where did your family come >from originally? I have some

Hello Fran, I saw your post on JewishGen. I am searching for Nathan, Nathanberg, Notenberg. It is even possible they were Nathansons.Where did your family come >from originally? I have some

I'd appreciate translation of these two words as found in Poland business directory. An occupation or industry? Definitions were not found in online translators. Skory (cuirs) --- [w/ accent ' over

I'd appreciate translation of these two words as found in Poland business directory. An occupation or industry? Definitions were not found in online translators. Skory (cuirs) --- [w/ accent ' over

Is there a genner in the Pleasanton, California area who could be on the lookout for a wedding announcement? I understand that a descendant of one of the families I am tracing will be marrying in a

Is there a genner in the Pleasanton, California area who could be on the lookout for a wedding announcement? I understand that a descendant of one of the families I am tracing will be marrying in a

"Susana Leistner Bloch" <bloch@...> wrote I have just come across this article by the late Rabbi Bernard Susser about the intermarriage of Jews and Christians in Devon and Cornwall in the UK,

"Susana Leistner Bloch" <bloch@...> wrote I have just come across this article by the late Rabbi Bernard Susser about the intermarriage of Jews and Christians in Devon and Cornwall in the UK,