There is a 1894 New Haven Court naturalization index card for Solomon or Samuel Slade / Slootsky on FamilySearch.org. If you could locate the document(s) themselves there might be a clue

Start a new thread with an informative subject line. E.g. SUBJECT: Holocaust survivors: John SMITH of Odessa and Jane JONES of L'vov - please help in locating descendants Message body: I am looking

https://obd-memorial.ru/html/info.htm?id=1049043 ID 1049043 Name Russified Last name Friedman Name Moses Patronymic Solomonovich Date of birth / Age __.__. 1911 Date and place of conscription Grodno

The name can be Russified. If you type, for example, Moses Fridman - there is a lot in the list, you need to look at the father's name, year of birth, There is also a site called Memory of the

Thank you, Avraham, and the whole team for all the time, effort, and true devotion to this project! It means so much to all of us! Thanks to you, I know my family members are mentioned in the

Hi All, First time posting, so I hope I get it right! I recently had a major breakthrough when I found the New York passenger list for my 3rd great Aunt, whose name was lost. She emigrated with her

U should consider also a different spelling Tzvia, female for the being named after masculine Tzvi Which is a deer, for a male was usually Hersh Where from Romania? Good luck Peninah

What wonderful and exciting news!!!!! A big thank you with gratitude to Gary Sandler and Iris Folkson and to you Avraham and everyone else who worked so diligently to bring this long-awaited

One of my ggrandmothers was one of 20 children born to a couple in a tiny town. On each of the 20 birth records, her name was different. She was Reis, Rachel, Regina, Rosa, every other R name you can

Have you considered a Canadian entry? I notice that Ancestry has an Abraham SLOOTSKY (born c. 1894, "Russia") arriving in Quebec City, 2 July 1913, aboard The Sicilian. Might he have been following

I have just looked at the conditions for submitting a tree to the JewishGen website.. One of the conditions is that the tree must be all the result of one's own research, or only published with the

I made a mistake in my previous post. Hermann and Elisabeth probably did not marry in 1788 when Elisabeth (Leids) was 12. That was when Hermann (Heymann) received the right to marry. Their first child

JewishGen is pleased to announce a significant upgrade to the Family Tree of the Jewish People (FTJP), enabling the addition of 555 new family trees, representing 454,416 individuals. In total, the

I am looking for someone with insight into Jewish migration to Britain's American colonies in the 1700s. I was adopted as an infant by a Jewish family, and have known all my life that I was not of

I have hit a brick wall looking for the origins of my family and would appreciate some suggestions. My paternal great grandparents are Joseph and Kate Slootsky. According to the census, they arrived

Or Elisheva ? David Lewin Londn

Wondering if your Nathan & Ann lived in Stl Mo, if so. They are related to Bertha Brody Schneider Brssjs@... Barbara Schneider

Given names in all areas of Eastern Europe were the same or similar. I searched the JRI-Poland database for Seiva and similar spellings and the results were: Seiva 4 Siva 1 Seiwe 14 (in Polish the

Just to add a note. The following Hebrew names would be nicknamed Sheva and Shevy (apparently Seiva and Sheiva too): 1) Sheva 2) Bas-shehva/Batsheva 3) Elisheva Yitschok Margareten

My 4th-great-grandmother, Elisabeth BECKER (called Leids, Leitz, or Leize Benjamin before 1808), was born on 6 April 1776 in Niederzissen (Landkreis Ahrweiler, Rheinland-Pfalz) and died there on 10