It's my understanding that Scija is the Polish-Yiddish rendering of the name Joshua. My husband's great-grandfather, Joshua , whose last residence before emigrating to the US was Warsaw, is listed as

I have been told by a researcher that there was a Jonas BLUMENBERG searching for a "Reich" family in Brooklyn NY in 1946. Jonas Blumenberg was the name of my grandfather's nephew, Mozes, who we

It's my understanding that Scija is the Polish-Yiddish rendering of the name Joshua. My husband's great-grandfather, Joshua , whose last residence before emigrating to the US was Warsaw, is listed as

I have been told by a researcher that there was a Jonas BLUMENBERG searching for a "Reich" family in Brooklyn NY in 1946. Jonas Blumenberg was the name of my grandfather's nephew, Mozes, who we

Hello To All: I am seeking any and all information on this particular hoffman family that's connected in my family line through marriage. I am particularly interested to know what happened to the

Hello To All: I am seeking any and all information on this particular hoffman family that's connected in my family line through marriage. I am particularly interested to know what happened to the

I sent a question in a few weeks back as to why a person, in this case my great-grandfather who worked for the Postal Service in Lviv, required permission >from the Post Office to get married. I

I sent a question in a few weeks back as to why a person, in this case my great-grandfather who worked for the Postal Service in Lviv, required permission >from the Post Office to get married. I

Shalom. My grand-father was born in 1891 in Tysmieniczany, a little sthetel now known as Tysmenichany near Ivano-Franskiv and emigrated to France in the twenties. His name was Rubin HORN and I know

Shalom. My grand-father was born in 1891 in Tysmieniczany, a little sthetel now known as Tysmenichany near Ivano-Franskiv and emigrated to France in the twenties. His name was Rubin HORN and I know

Dear members, There are two birth records for my cousins posted on JewishGen's Viewmate. The numbers are: #3147 Birth record for Majer KLEPFISZ and #3150 Birth record for Tauba KLEPFISZ Both

Dear members, There are two birth records for my cousins posted on JewishGen's Viewmate. The numbers are: #3147 Birth record for Majer KLEPFISZ and #3150 Birth record for Tauba KLEPFISZ Both

"Gordon Orr" wrote Gordon, 1910 Austro-Hungarian Army "clickable" topographic map that you are referring to is a great research tool which covers large parts of Central and Eastern

"Gordon Orr" wrote Gordon, 1910 Austro-Hungarian Army "clickable" topographic map that you are referring to is a great research tool which covers large parts of Central and Eastern

I emailed a researcher who *did* email back to let me know he was related on the side of the family which married into mine, and he had a wealth of information - birth certificates and other

Thanks to all of members who answered my posting. I got many interesting replies, but known answered the question of who, what or where became of my ABERBACH or Auerbach (all spellings) family after

I emailed a researcher who *did* email back to let me know he was related on the side of the family which married into mine, and he had a wealth of information - birth certificates and other

Thanks to all of members who answered my posting. I got many interesting replies, but known answered the question of who, what or where became of my ABERBACH or Auerbach (all spellings) family after

Phyllis Kramer wrote: To compliment Phyllis memo: In December last year members of the Rymanow landsmashfatn >from NYC and Rabbi Abraham Reich visited Rymanow. In association with Foundation of

Phyllis Kramer wrote: To compliment Phyllis memo: In December last year members of the Rymanow landsmashfatn >from NYC and Rabbi Abraham Reich visited Rymanow. In association with Foundation of