A relative said their ancestors were married in Prague in the "Embassy" shortly after the formation of the Czech Republic after WWI. Their child was born in Feb 1922 so that would make the marriage

From: Sheldon Clare <clare15905@...> To: "main@..." <main@...> Cc: Bcc: Date: Sat, 28 Nov 2020 09:46:01 -0700 Subject: Re: When only part of the family emigrates to the US My father was the oldest

David, Daniel DEUTSCH passed on 14 Nov 1936. Some info from his death cert is transcribed at FamilySearch. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2WPF-9G9 Regards, Sherri Bobish

I’d like to make contact with any descendants of Morris and Fanny KAVARSKY who emigrated from Vilna to Leeds, UK around 1880. They subsequently moved to Prestwich, Lancashire and lived on Bury New

Where is he buried? I am 45 min. North of AD. I might be able to find out more about him. -- Cheryl A. Durham drcdurham@...

My aunt Hinda(?) FELD born in Dobrzyn nad Wisla in 1899(?) married a Zekiel. In post war documents from the UK her birth year is given as 1910 and name as Nina. I have no information about her

Searching the Mount Zion website (mountzioncemetery.com) for "R" name in the Zabludower section brings up Louis Rotkowitz and Anna Rutledge: Their double grave, pictured on FindaGrave, says Louis and

This is sad news. Al and I had corresponded about our shared heritage in Muhlhausen, Bavaria and worked together on researching the Reizenstein family history. In addition to being a talented

I prefer my husband's quote when describing me as a genealogist. She is more interested in the dead than the living. Just in case this resonates with others from Lithuania, after 20 years of

Looking for Louis Rutledge and Anna nee Goldstein - both from Russia. They had a son Arthur Rutledge. He married to Rebecca nee Friedman of West Virginia on January 4, 1921 in Hamilton, Ohio. They

The wife of my cousin in Switzerland, whom I visited at their home inSwitzerland years ago commented "You are all so busy withgenealogy because you are all orphans". David Lewin London

While searching in the Polish archives for 18th c information from Glogow/Glogau (JRI-Poland does not list any), I found a notebook entitled "Repertorium der Grund-Acten von der vormaligen Glogauer

I believe Samuel Unger was my great great grandfather. He left Poland in 1912 under the Russian pograms. My father is Stephen Robert Unger. His father, one son of Samuel, was Irving. His brother is

Some years ago, Martha Lev-Zion generously translated and donated to JewishGen an abstract of the family register of the heads of Jewish families in Goldingen in 1842. Often these manuscripts contain

The Isle of Man “rich sound archive” will be digitized and put online as part of a British Library project. The archive will include recordings of the last native Manx speakers and wartime

I have a gravestone picture of Rosa Hadad (?) the daughter of Shneier Katz. She died in 1826 The gravestone has been hard to read clearly. If this is a relative, please let me know privately, and I

Join us for: Jewish Genealogy SIG December Meeting Tues, Dec 8 on Zoom 10:00 – 11:30 am, EST. For a Zoom invite, please send email to Arthur Sissman genresearch13@.... For questions or

Thought I would throw another thought into the mix. My paternal grandmother arrived in the USA in 1921 with 4 children, ages 20, 16, 12 and 9. My grandfather, her husband, did not arrive until 1924.

Researchers with an interest in the records and families of Opatow will be in the best possible hands when they are in touch with JRI-Poland Kielce Research Area Coordinator and Opatow Town Leader,

I was just alerted to this story by a friend. I haven’t read it yet but thought someone might be interested. https://www.hadassahmagazine.org/2020/11/02/genealogy-became-great-jewish-pastime/