Is there a genner in Daytona Beach with easy access to the a library with archives of the Daytona Beach News-Journal, the Volusia Review, or the Flagler Palm Coast Tribune ? If so and you plan on

Old genealogists don't die; they transliterate. Working on archiving the papers of the Bolshowtzer Arbeiter Lodge no. 517 IOBA today at YIVO Archives I encountered a mystery which threw me into a

Could someone please tell me if Jewish children are ever given a given-name for more than one person? My Hebrew name is Feige. My mother's grandmother and my father's grandmother were both named

Is there a genner in Daytona Beach with easy access to the a library with archives of the Daytona Beach News-Journal, the Volusia Review, or the Flagler Palm Coast Tribune ? If so and you plan on

Old genealogists don't die; they transliterate. Working on archiving the papers of the Bolshowtzer Arbeiter Lodge no. 517 IOBA today at YIVO Archives I encountered a mystery which threw me into a

Could someone please tell me if Jewish children are ever given a given-name for more than one person? My Hebrew name is Feige. My mother's grandmother and my father's grandmother were both named

Diane mentioned Steve Morse's program that converts handwritten Hebrew to "regular" Hebrew. I have another question that some of you might know the answer to. Is there a good program for writing

A list of items in the Danzig Community Archives at The Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People (CAHJP) in Jerusalem is now online

Hi cousins, I am convinced that my two great aunts left with their mother (my great gradmother) for the U.S. >from Hamburg. They came supposedly in 1902. I see 3 people of the right names and ages

Diane mentioned Steve Morse's program that converts handwritten Hebrew to "regular" Hebrew. I have another question that some of you might know the answer to. Is there a good program for writing

A list of items in the Danzig Community Archives at The Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People (CAHJP) in Jerusalem is now online

Hi cousins, I am convinced that my two great aunts left with their mother (my great gradmother) for the U.S. >from Hamburg. They came supposedly in 1902. I see 3 people of the right names and ages

Dear Gayle, The 1906 Special Census of the Northwest Provinces was released in 2002, and the scanned images are online, at <http://www.collectionscanada.ca/02/020153_e.html>. It is searchable, but

The Horowitz Families Association is glad to inform that its Spring excursion "In the footsteps of the Horowitz clan – founders and fighters in Upper Galilee" will take place on Monday, 10 Adar

Dear Genners, Would some kind person mind very much taking 1 or 2 photos of each of the following 3 addresses in Manhattan for us? =514 Broadway, NY (Manhattan) =85 Stanton St., NY (Manhattan) =325

Dear Gayle, The 1906 Special Census of the Northwest Provinces was released in 2002, and the scanned images are online, at <http://www.collectionscanada.ca/02/020153_e.html>. It is searchable, but

The Horowitz Families Association is glad to inform that its Spring excursion "In the footsteps of the Horowitz clan – founders and fighters in Upper Galilee" will take place on Monday, 10 Adar

Dear Genners, Would some kind person mind very much taking 1 or 2 photos of each of the following 3 addresses in Manhattan for us? =514 Broadway, NY (Manhattan) =85 Stanton St., NY (Manhattan) =325

In a message dated 3/8/2005 9:55:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, linsilv@... writes: < I have a postcard written by my ggg grandfather in which he signs it "son of the Gaon HaTzaddik

Judith Segal points out the Eldridge Street Synagogue and the Tenement Museum, in New York's Lower East Side, as interesting places to learn about the history of Jewish life in late 19th century New