I saw on a 1910 map of the Austro-Hungarian Empire a town named Ostrowsky, approx. 70 km ssw of Kiev, about 5 km west of Belaja Tserkov, which is apparently the birhplace of my gf Oscar Ostrovsky. I

I saw on a 1910 map of the Austro-Hungarian Empire a town named Ostrowsky, approx. 70 km ssw of Kiev, about 5 km west of Belaja Tserkov, which is apparently the birhplace of my gf Oscar Ostrovsky. I

On Fri, 6 May 2005 23:04:23 UTC, szome@... (steven weiss) opined: What have you got to lose? told you that. As it stands, you have no real reason to believe that they ever saw your letters

On Sat, 7 May 2005 00:46:09 UTC, annrab@... (Ann Rabinowitz) opined: The spelling error is ironic: Sometimes indeed the Hippocratic Oath is Hypocritical. -- Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on,

On Fri, 6 May 2005 23:04:23 UTC, szome@... (steven weiss) opined: What have you got to lose? told you that. As it stands, you have no real reason to believe that they ever saw your letters

On Sat, 7 May 2005 00:46:09 UTC, annrab@... (Ann Rabinowitz) opined: The spelling error is ironic: Sometimes indeed the Hippocratic Oath is Hypocritical. -- Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on,

According toe the website of the JGS of Pittsburgh a list of completed Pittsburgh cemeteries was transferred to JOWBR in February. Torath Chaim Cemetery was one of those transferred, How does one

According toe the website of the JGS of Pittsburgh a list of completed Pittsburgh cemeteries was transferred to JOWBR in February. Torath Chaim Cemetery was one of those transferred, How does one

For researchers of Sephardic genealogies- - One of the best sources of genealogical information is available to you whenever you logon to JewishGen's Sefard Forum.

For researchers of Sephardic genealogies- - One of the best sources of genealogical information is available to you whenever you logon to JewishGen's Sefard Forum.

In reviewing birth records, I have located the first name "Szyja". Everything else points to the fact that this would be my great grandfather, but this is a first name I am unfamiliar with at the

Dear Group: Does anyone have easy access to the NYC death index, all boroughs 1942-1946 at the Family History Center, microfilm FHL 1324924? I would be grateful for help on looking up two

In reviewing birth records, I have located the first name "Szyja". Everything else points to the fact that this would be my great grandfather, but this is a first name I am unfamiliar with at the

Dear Group: Does anyone have easy access to the NYC death index, all boroughs 1942-1946 at the Family History Center, microfilm FHL 1324924? I would be grateful for help on looking up two

I am looking for as much information as possible about the FINDER and WEISER families living in Grabowo and Nowa Wies Krolewska during the last half of the 1800's. Specifically, I am looking for the

I am looking for as much information as possible about the FINDER and WEISER families living in Grabowo and Nowa Wies Krolewska during the last half of the 1800's. Specifically, I am looking for the

Hallo, Paktu Krow - Nominativ - Pakt krow, in old Polish language and folks language it meant : 1 - job of poor shepherd of cows who was usually hired to carry with cows by several farmers 2 -

Hallo, Paktu Krow - Nominativ - Pakt krow, in old Polish language and folks language it meant : 1 - job of poor shepherd of cows who was usually hired to carry with cows by several farmers 2 -

Whilst looking for the correct spelling of several Jewish factory owners in Dvinsk (now Daugavpils), Latvia, I came upon a wonderful listing of names and the factories or businesses they owned. The

Whilst looking for the correct spelling of several Jewish factory owners in Dvinsk (now Daugavpils), Latvia, I came upon a wonderful listing of names and the factories or businesses they owned. The