I believe my great grandmother, Sheindel WEISEL is referenced in this ship manifest on row 6. Even though the country is listed as 'Russland', I think she was from what was known as Galicia Austria

Avivah, Try searching this database: Canada Passenger Lists, 1881-1922https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1823240 Regards, Sherri Bobish

Does anyone recognize the child in this old photo taken in Berlin? Martin Fischer -- Martin Fischer Vice President-Publicity Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois JGSI website:

Another aspect to this query: I sent an update a year or two ago and it hasn't been processed. Will this eventually be processed, and if so, when? and if not, when should I send a new update? Nicole

Cousins: I've posted a vital record in Russian (I believe) for which I would love a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland https://jri-poland.org// has created full extracts of thousands of Brzeziny records that are not yet online. This is part of the JRI-Poland Phase 3 initiative

While this is something posted on the IAJGS Records Access Alert with so many people worldwide interested in New York City records I thought it also appropriate to post on this forum. For those who

Does anyone have the records/spreadsheet for Brzeziny? I found many GOLDKRANC relatives on JRI section: 'Brzeziny B/D/M for 1826-1833 and for 1871-1904', but it only has names and year. I am looking

I am seeking the birth record of my paternal grandmother, Ernestina/Esther/Ester STECKMAN, and/or her five siblings: Sime/Sune/Sadie STEKMANN, Celia STECKMAN, Schemdel/Jenny/Jennie STECHMANN, Leon

I've posted four pages of a letter my mother recently found from my grandfather's relatives in Russia to him from 1973. The letter is written in Yiddish and I'd like to have it translated to

I second The suggestion of Alexander Sigman us. He was our guide in Latvia and did a terrific job although I don’t think we had him do any research for us he is very dedicated and well-connected.

I've posted the rear of a postcard with a short note written in Yiddish. I would appreciate a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted the rear of a postcard with a short note written in Yiddish. I would appreciate a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted 5 vital records in Russian for which I appreciate translations. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses

Hello everyone, I've posted 5 vital records in Russian for which I need a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Birth Record of Hinda WAJSBLECH:

I too am trying to research my Ukrainian family, Rabinovich or Rabinowich who originated in Ruzhyn, Ukraine. Are there records available and any suggestions as to the best place to search? Shulim

In researching the list of those killed at Babi Yar I found the following citation «Память Бабьего Яра. Книга мартиролог» / Составитель В. А.

Judy, Sorry to disagree with everyone but you might want to check this article in NYT about GED Match. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/01/technology/gedmatch-breach-privacy.html .They bought out the

Ms. Miller, You are very welcome. I'm afraid that I don't have any good suggestions (other than: google like mad) for learning more. I'm sure that others here will have more concrete ideas. Have an

Reply to David Barrett, Yes, the stone does "clearly" say that he died in Kislev. In the English text, it says just as "clearly" that he died on the 5th of December, which would put the date in