The groom is Dan Kalbo son of Avraham Yaakov The date on the back is Wednesday, week of Reah 5664 (August 3 1904) -- Yitschok Margareten

That is correct, and the name of the groom is Dan Eliyahu (the second name is not clear) son of Avraham Yaakov. David Shapiro Jerusalem

It lookls like JewishGen is working on it. https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kuty/kuty.html I see the Table of Contents and the Martyr page are done but the rest is not clickable. The NYPL does not

Efraim, That is not correct. You are thinking of modern Russian patronymics. However, if you examine 18-19th century records, you will see both types being used. Source: I've transcribed and

Aline, Molitor in Latin means organizer, builder, originator. Best regards Friedrich Lehmkühler

Re surname MARGULIS / MARGALIOT, I wonder if any of the researchers encountered change of name to PERLMUTTER? My grandmother maiden name was Perlmutter, from Bukowina / Galicia, and her cousin once

I request a translation of the Russian text of a Marriage record. It is on ViewMate at the following address https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88603 Please respond via the

The previous email had an incorrect link to the photographs. The correct link is posted below. I am undertaking an attempt to save and restore parts of this small cemetery in Potok Zloty-now

Dear Friends, Recordings of our most recent two JewishGen Talks are now available via the JewishGen YouTube channel. The History of the Geography of New York City with Dr. Stephen Morse Introducing

Hi, Susan! This Rand family is from Dabrowa Tarnowska, Austria, now part of Poland. The earliest I've traced the line to is a Szulim Rand born about 1860 who married Basche Roth. Mary Henderson

Hello all, I am trying to connect 3 branches of ZILBERMAN/ZYLBERMAN ancestors who were all from Wyszkow & surrounding area in Russia/Poland in mid to late 1800s. My theory is that these 3 people were

The Orange County California Jewish Genealogy Society is having their monthly meeting on Sunday at 10:00 am Pacific time. The speaker is Judy Baston speaking on doing Jewish Genealogy in Lithuania

Hi, all! Thank you for all the great responses! Based on the reply from JewishGenner Sharon Frank, who observed - it seems that the term "stroller" had at some point in time connoted a "vagabond" or

Not to be contrarian, but the statement "patronyms in Russian are always "ovitch" never "ov" is not consistent with my extensive experience. I have records of Russian family (from throughout the

Does anyone know why whenever I search JewishGen for birth, marriage or death records from Bessarabia, only records from Kishinev are found? Where are those records for the smaller towns? I’m mainly

MNJGS is pleased to present a panel discussion of the film The Flat on Sunday December 13 at 1:00 Central Time. Summary: As the film maker cleans out the apartment that belonged to his grandparents,

Jay, Do you know Simon and Lena's original first names? That may help you to find their passenger manifests. I have a LEVY branch, and I know how tough it can be to search a common surname. Please

Christiane Try searching this way at Ancestry.com Put ROSENSTEIN in the surname box. Put Neutstadt in the keyword box. You will get 106 hits. If you do not have an Ancestry subscription than check if

Hello Leon, A question for you - where does this document come from? The same passenger list is indexed at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZXSF-K8T2 , but the color of the document is

There is also the town of Kuty in Galicia. http://jgaliciabukovina.net/110749/community/kuty Jack Nathanson Montreal