MyHeritage is offering free access to death records for Halloween from October 29 to November 2. MyHeritage is offering 153 collections in this category with 548,923,579 records. Normally, most of

Donna, I would have suggested Steve Morse's pages. Can you search Ancestry and Family Search with wildcards? BTW, I think Mr. Morse has a link to report problems, so you may want to let him know

Sally Bruckheimer's post is misleading. Hungary began civil registration for all residents in October 1895. Prior to that time, Jewish and Christian births, deaths, and marriages were recorded by

From time to time I have seen requests here, on Facebook, and similar sites for recommendations related to a need to have a local source to locate records and/or do research. I have used some local

As a wise bird once said to me: never throw out the baby with the bathwater. Like with any other research tool, there is much bathwater in GENI, no doubt. There are also many well documented and

Would someone be so kind as to translate this 1837 death record for my ancestor, Leib Bialobrodka? He was from Balbieriskis/Balwierzyszki (now in Lithuania) but apparently moved to Sniadowo, Poland

The Israel Genealogy ResearchAssociation (IGRA) will be broadcasting a free webinar in English on Sunday, November 15th at 7 pm Israel Time, 12 pm (EST). The topic of the webinar is “How Family

In writing the above, the poster misleads us by neglecting to mention the equal and opposite truth - that collaborative sites, like Geni, provide the best possibility of progressive incorrectness for

Randy, I beg to deffer. My sister (Z"L), put up a family tree on Geni. I attempted to update her date-of-death and was unable until the Genealogy conference in Jerusalem. There I was able update her

Why are some people so concerned about the Mormon - now no longer Church official practice - wish to baptize every one they can? If I meet another human who has some peculiar belief and practice, I

Hi Everyone, I posted a three-page response from the State Archives in Mławas on ViewMate for which I need translation at the following:

Good work Barbara!! Using your findings I located him on the Ancestry's NY arrival as Metel Waler and on the detained aliens list as Motel Weiler. David Rosen Boston, MA

With all due respect to Mr. Schoenberg -- and great deal is due ... I think of him whenever I gaze upon Adele Block-Bauer, now at the Neue Gallerie in NY -- it's a pretty tall statement to say that

All the letters complaining about Geni are writing of their past experience. About a year ago it was acquired by My Heritage, and since then I've found the managers of people's data very

Hi Len, I am the owner of the Zhabokrich KehilaLink on JewishGen. Four years ago I created the webpage, which covers a short history of the town, reminiscences of some people who lived there

I suggest you read the following article: Mormons are baptizing Holocaust victims, Lubavitcher rebbe and relatives of celebrities, researcher says BY JOSEFIN DOLSTEN DECEMBER 22, 2017 2:56

It depends, I guess, on what you mean by "genealogy". Some people think that it is somehow impressive to generate trees containing 50,000 people of variable accuracy with all of their 7th cousins. So

How about this man in 1901. Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 View Add or update information Report a problem Name:Motel WeilerGender:männlich (Male)Ethnicity/Nationality:Russland

I search information about Moritz BLUMENTHAL born 1835 May 16 in Pritzwalk, Brandenburg, Germany. He emigrated to Stockholm, Sweden c. 1855-60 where he obtained citizenship. He married 1877 a divorced

Another analogy is Open Source source code. More eyes enables more defects to be found and corrected enhancing the security the code.