From: "Michael and Julie Weigel" <theweigels@...> "I suspect that my mother is descended >from Portuguese Jews, but I have not been able to prove it yet. Her maiden name is BAKKER (Baker) and

Shalom! The only information I've been able to find about R' Yitzhak FRANCES is that 1) he was the author of Pnei Yitzhak, 2) He was the Chief Rabbi of Larissa and 3) he died in 1740. His family was

From: "Michael and Julie Weigel" <theweigels@...> "I suspect that my mother is descended >from Portuguese Jews, but I have not been able to prove it yet. Her maiden name is BAKKER (Baker) and

Shalom! The only information I've been able to find about R' Yitzhak FRANCES is that 1) he was the author of Pnei Yitzhak, 2) He was the Chief Rabbi of Larissa and 3) he died in 1740. His family was

Hi Barbara You may already have many replies on this. There is a shell of this type in existence in my family, I think it is in memory of my paternal great grandmother. I remember asking my mother

Hi Barbara You may already have many replies on this. There is a shell of this type in existence in my family, I think it is in memory of my paternal great grandmother. I remember asking my mother

To members of Jewish gen: Our local library recently de-accessioned a book which we picked up. It is Hebrew, "Agadot Strimetera," by S. Avni. There is a map on the back cover which shows the shtetl

To members of Jewish gen: Our local library recently de-accessioned a book which we picked up. It is Hebrew, "Agadot Strimetera," by S. Avni. There is a map on the back cover which shows the shtetl

There are now so many utilities on Steve Morse's One-Step website, that it's hard to notice when he adds something new. But I just discovered a few that I hadn't seen before, and which look very

Can someone please tell me if a 1946 death certificate >from California might give the place of birth of the deceased's *father* or *mother*? Please reply to group. Thank you, Mimi Katz, Chicago

There are now so many utilities on Steve Morse's One-Step website, that it's hard to notice when he adds something new. But I just discovered a few that I hadn't seen before, and which look very

Can someone please tell me if a 1946 death certificate >from California might give the place of birth of the deceased's *father* or *mother*? Please reply to group. Thank you, Mimi Katz, Chicago

Two grandchildren with the surname, Wasserman, arrived in 1907 with their grandparents named, Polotnik (sic). The last place of residence was Chatzin, Russia as were their places of birth and the

Two grandchildren with the surname, Wasserman, arrived in 1907 with their grandparents named, Polotnik (sic). The last place of residence was Chatzin, Russia as were their places of birth and the

My father found my grandparents paperwork >from Europe, passports, naturalization certificate, etc. (I will need to post them for translating too) Over 80 years old and very fragile. Any suggestion

Rav Eliyahu HORSHOWSKI, ABD of Drohobycz, was father-in-law of R. Chaim Aryeh LEIBES, ABD of Yuzefov, whose mother was Reize, a daughter of R. Eleazar Ha-levi HOROWITZ, ABD of Strezitz

My father found my grandparents paperwork >from Europe, passports, naturalization certificate, etc. (I will need to post them for translating too) Over 80 years old and very fragile. Any suggestion

Rav Eliyahu HORSHOWSKI, ABD of Drohobycz, was father-in-law of R. Chaim Aryeh LEIBES, ABD of Yuzefov, whose mother was Reize, a daughter of R. Eleazar Ha-levi HOROWITZ, ABD of Strezitz

While searching for the naturalization of Chaim/Hyman INGBER of Brooklyn, I received a Declaration, Petition, and Oath of Allegiance (1922) for Heiman INGBAR. The declaration (1916) had his name as

I do not recall what happened but can someone tell if the census of Canada later then 1901 will ever be released? Gayle Riley of San Gabriel, Ca