Hi, May be someone can recognize the picture or some of the siblings there? https://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=86756 The woman and the man at the right remained in Ukraine/URSS.

I’m looking for living descendants of Chaim Weg who born in Nowy Sacz c. 1879, lived in Jaroslaw, Poland and emigrated to the United States in 1924. The issue is regarding a letter written to him

My last name KOSFISZER is made up of the first name Kahat (Kohos) and Fiszer. I have documents showing that my ancestors signed their name with Hebrew characters using the two names separated, and

Thanks everyone. I have been in touch with Tony Blasebalk today about all this, but to summarise: Although I've been researching this family for many years, my recent enquiry was because I had just

I’ve been searching for any immigration papers for my great aunt Mollie Schiff from Slutsk. I have found all of her half and full siblings ship manifests but I can’t find hers. According to the

Lots of good suggestions here with wildcards and Soundex systems. However, you may also want to check for transposition of letters. My father's birth certificate, for example, says "Slominsky"

Hi Gary, After looking at the photo of the residue of the Kamemetz-Podolsk records that you providedssI have decided to look for info about family from Izyaslav, Ukraine. Do birth and marriage records

Hello Bernard, I would suggest that if you have not already done so, that you do searches in the 1891, 1901 & 1911 England & Wales Census and the 1939 Register to start with using www.findmypast.co.uk

To everyone who has replied here and to me privately...THANK YOU! The research community is amazing. In such a short time, valuable help has come from a half dozen people in Israel, Belarus, and the

Recently Mr Kaplan requested information about family from Cardiff. I have managed to get a lot of information from the shul in Cardiff. Please see the email below. Dear Mr Kaplan, I received an

My thought too that the nun/vav difference is an error. One tombstone is in yiddish (using the aramaic 'bar' for son of), accounting for the alef in the name, which is missing in the second tombstone,

Peter - have you tried searching the South African National Archives online catalogue in the first instance for your family names? You can also use other search parameters, such as address. Try:

I am contacting you whether anyone has any information regarding the family name Tsoglin. My paternal grandfather Isadore Zeitlin born in 1889 was Israel Tsoglin in Russia (now Ukraine). He lived in

Hello, My mother’s cousin, Thekla (or Johanna Tekla) KANN, was born on 10 Jan. 1890 in Peitz Krs. Kottbus, Germany, to Berthold KANN and Josephine MANUEL KANN. She married Georg VON KRASKOWSKI on 22

Thank you for taking time to reply. * yes sorry -conversion from Judaism. No siblings. Noreen Thorne (England)

Maybe it's the Hebrew name Kehos? Yitschok Margareten

The town is apparently Ostrowiec Poland. https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/Community.php?usbgn=-520544 The date looks like 5/6 1933 which is June 5th, the mess around the 6 looks like a correction

Town is Ostrowiec (Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski) in Kielce region. Written date is June 5, 1933 (Dnia 5/6/1933) Alexander Sharon

Please would someone be able to translate to English this back of postcard inscription. Think it is Russian Many thanks. Debby Myers Myers.debby@...

There is a Hebrew name pronounced Catriel in modern Hebrew and Cosriel [Kosriel] in Ashekenzic Hebrew. Kos could be a nickname for Cosriel. If you know where he is buried, you might be able to see if