Thanks to David Price for providing the key aspects of the requested translations. I'm still seeking the address/house number, if present, in the Warsaw birth registration below for Tanchem

POLIN TOWEN LOWICZ REGION LODZ MAINE FAMIII KNOPF סבתא רבא ילידת העיירה לוביץ RACHEL KNOPF היתחתנה עים סבא רבא מי צד

Gary, sure, there is no way to sort all of Alex K's postings in chronological order, but if you will organize and use an established naming convention for all posts, it will facilitate the search

Barry, For both photos I had a look at the photographer and for the Liverpool one it is certain that it was from the late eighteenhundreds. Considering the type of clothes on the Warshaw one they date

Although my mother was brought up Roman Catholic, DNA indicates Jewish ethnicity. Neither her mother or father's surname come up in any DNA link. Any suggestions how I might explore the likelihood of

Yoav, Chag Sameach. The Publication I cited, correctly spelt "Amts-Blatt der Koniglichen Breslauschen Regierung" can be viewed at www.europeana.eu. The relevant issue, No. 45, dated 16-Nov-1814 can

The Jewish Genealogy Society Southern Nevada invites you to a Zoom meeting at 1:00 p.m. (PDT) on Sunday, October 18: “Finding your Eastern European Jewish Family on JRI-Poland.org” with Robinn

Linda, lots of Jewish birth records in Uman are in the FamilySearch. Uman births records covered 1866 -1919 with some years missing. Here is the link to the

Re Tuchin and Zaslav: The Kremenets (Volin) district Concordance (an index of name/town combinations found in Kremenets-district records) includes 308 entries for Tuchin and 820 for Zaslav. This means

Greetings: Attached is a screen shot from JRI-Poland's Rzeszow 1835,41-1866 Births database. Sime is listed as the mother of all five children, but I am trying to determine whether the fathers

The poem of praise forms an acrostic spelling the name Mordechai, and this is confirmed by the last line that is partially visible. Unfortunately, the continuation of the line, where his father's

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston is presenting two Zoom programs in October. Oct. 18 10:00AM Beginners Workshop on Jewish Genealogy, Free to all. Registration at www.jgsgb.org Oct. 25

My immediate family FLEKIER and BERENHOLC were from the town Warka (in yiddish Vurke), Poland. My research indicates they were residents of Warka from c.1820s. Warka is about 25 miles south of

+Go to stevemorse.org. Susan Lubow

A French Court of Appeals ordered France to return three landscapes by André Derain art to the grandchildren of Jewish art dealer René Gimpel, who died in a concentration camp in 1945. The works in

When my grandparents visited their hometown Makow Mazowiecki in Poland in 1927 they photographed his mother's grave. Written on the photo is Warsaw in Yiddish. A second photo shows the grave

Dear researchers, Here is an update for the Bessarabia Research Division projects for the month of September 2020. See also at What's New at Bessarabia website. Bessarabian Databases.

Many thanks Rodney. It is Langendorf in upper Silesia. Chag Sameach, Yoav

Bella I wish there was a way to sort all of Alex K's postings in chronological order - but unfortunately no. What you can do is if there is a particular wiki page or pages of interest to you

Hi, My grandmother Estera Chana GERSZONOWICZ, born KOSOWSKA had Ludka FAJWEL (03-05-1875 Ozorkow) as her mother. The identity of Ludka's father is not known. Her mother was BEKERKUNST Itta (born