Subj: ViewMate translation request - Polish and Yiddish I've posted a vital record in Polish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

Hello My Great grandfather came to England around 1905, his brothers went to the USA, but I cannot find my G grandfathers ships records. An Ancestry spokesperson at one of the conferences, said there

I've posted the backs of 2 additional photographs with writing in Russian (or Ukrainian) for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted the backs of 2 photographs with writing in Russian (or Ukrainian) for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

Yes. Please see the previous post for links to the YouTube channel. Happy Chanukah.

Although I signed up for this lecture and an earlier one on DNA origins, I missed both because of schedule conflicts. Are there recordings of these talks that I could listen to? Regards,

Dear Friends, Recordings of our most recent two JewishGen Talks are now available via the JewishGen YouTube channel. The Genetic Origins of the Jewish People - Hanukkah 2020 Edition with Adam

We invite you to attend another free presentation in our series of JewishGen Talks webinars, with Inna Vayner and Yefim Kogan. Workshop: Researching Your Bessarabian and Transnistria Jewish Roots

Hello I have found the 1911 London Census for my great grandparents, it gives 'Brisk Russian' as the birthplace. After attending the Ancestry conference last year in London, spoke briefly with one of

Hello My great grandmother Polly Fieldman was born in Kiev in 1889. She had a sister Leah (Lily) also born in Kiev about 1891. The other children were all born in Ireland. The family (Polly and Leah

The David Jacob in the WWII registration is his wife as the address is the same as found in a 1941 Boston directory in which both he and Indie are together. He is a painter as is the man in the WWI

Marcia, you added "#Bessarabia"... does that mean that someone was from Bessarabia region (1918-1940 was under Romania)? We have a lot of records: birth, marriages, revisions, etc. at the

I forward the email I obtained from Ingo Paul: -- Andrea Schwab, Montreal, Canada

I have been working on my family tree for just over 15 years and I recently learned a huge lesson, just because someone tells you that your family comes from one place, does not necessarily mean it is

Hi from Paris, Dear Howard, During inter-war period in Poland, business and companies had to be registered to Polish administration. I don't know for Rivne, but in Lodz, these files have been

I have a research tree on Ancestry that is much like you describe. In my case, it's not about DNA, it's about members of a landsmanschaft of which my family was a member. (Tiferes Achim Anshei

I've posted a vital record in Romanian for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88940 Please respond via

Request person to take photos of tombstones there of Indianer tombstones. -- Mark Roseman

I agree that it looks like Bechel Teitler. The "B" compares to how he writes his upper case "B's" on the manifest. Perhaps search for someone with that name in records of the town from which he came,

I and many others on JewishGen have ranted about this for years. There seems to be many individuals -- I call them "amassers" -- who pluck small family groups as new data appear on Ancestry and