The ending of the placename Ariopol is not Slavic, and suggests an originally Greek location, of which there were plenty in the Black Sea area. (Cf. Taraspol) Note also Odessa. Of course if part

The ending of the placename Ariopol is not Slavic, and suggests an originally Greek location, of which there were plenty in the Black Sea area. (Cf. Taraspol) Note also Odessa. Of course if part

In article <000901c53273$03282e80$020010ac@BASEMENT>, Arnie <ravads@...> wrote: See e.g. the article on "Transmigration of Souls" in the on-line Jewish Encyclopedia

In article <000901c53273$03282e80$020010ac@BASEMENT>, Arnie <ravads@...> wrote: See e.g. the article on "Transmigration of Souls" in the on-line Jewish Encyclopedia

I would like to know if anyone has done any follow up on survivors from Schindler's list? I am interested finding information on the following people: HERZOG Estera 15.6.99

I would like to know if anyone has done any follow up on survivors from Schindler's list? I am interested finding information on the following people: HERZOG Estera 15.6.99

I just learned, today, that LDS has microfilmed Chernigov records: "The LDS has microfilmed metrical books, 1875-1918 >from the Chernigov region which includes vital records. The "author is the

I just learned, today, that LDS has microfilmed Chernigov records: "The LDS has microfilmed metrical books, 1875-1918 >from the Chernigov region which includes vital records. The "author is the

I've been typing up a list of names that I had rec'd >from the Odessa State Archive. Jewish records were kept separate >from non-Jews hence this is a "Jewish" name but new to me: Eios. The name

I've been typing up a list of names that I had rec'd >from the Odessa State Archive. Jewish records were kept separate >from non-Jews hence this is a "Jewish" name but new to me: Eios. The name

In researching my family roots, I recall that there was a belief in the Ukrainian side of the family about people dying, coming back as animals if they were not good people. To me, this sounds a

In researching my family roots, I recall that there was a belief in the Ukrainian side of the family about people dying, coming back as animals if they were not good people. To me, this sounds a

The Jewish Genealogical Society (New York) is pleased to announce its BASICS AND BEYOND full-day seminar on Sunday April 3, 2005 at the Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, NYC. (9:30 am -

The Jewish Genealogical Society (New York) is pleased to announce its BASICS AND BEYOND full-day seminar on Sunday April 3, 2005 at the Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, NYC. (9:30 am -

Dear Friends, Today I found out that my great great grandfather was a Rab. His surname was WEISS or WAISS and he was somewhere near Wilna. Not many info I found with an old member of my family. I

Dear Friends, Today I found out that my great great grandfather was a Rab. His surname was WEISS or WAISS and he was somewhere near Wilna. Not many info I found with an old member of my family. I

Shalom, Unfortunatelly I can't answer Chaim's question but I can say that my ancestor, Rabbi Yaakov-Koppel ALTENKUNSTADT (1766-1835), a.k.a. Rabbi Koppel Charif, who was Rabbi of Verbo (today:

Shalom, Unfortunatelly I can't answer Chaim's question but I can say that my ancestor, Rabbi Yaakov-Koppel ALTENKUNSTADT (1766-1835), a.k.a. Rabbi Koppel Charif, who was Rabbi of Verbo (today:

There are two features which would help a great deal in searching the All Lithuania Database: 1. To have a separate search field for "town" and "surname" so that a combination of the two could

There are two features which would help a great deal in searching the All Lithuania Database: 1. To have a separate search field for "town" and "surname" so that a combination of the two could