When the records for towns in the Radom branch of the Polish State Archives have been indexed, it will be possible to identify records of interest in the Jewish Records Indexing - Poland database and

When the records for towns in the Radom branch of the Polish State Archives have been indexed, it will be possible to identify records of interest in the Jewish Records Indexing - Poland database and

For a listing of holdings in the Polish State Archives of vital records by town for the Posen region click on the link below. In addition to finding out which archive holds the records for the town

Dear Gersiggers, for all of you German reading researchers who did not succeed to open the newspaper URL: Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 15. Oktober 2002 Kuenftig Ahnenforschung fuer

For a listing of holdings in the Polish State Archives of vital records by town for the Posen region click on the link below. In addition to finding out which archive holds the records for the town

Dear Gersiggers, for all of you German reading researchers who did not succeed to open the newspaper URL: Sueddeutsche Zeitung, 15. Oktober 2002 Kuenftig Ahnenforschung fuer

In an old photo-album I found two nice photos showing Eugen and Siegfried WECHSLER >from Vilbel (Bad Vilbel) near Frankfurt a.M. The photographs were taken in the first quarter of the 20th century.

In an old photo-album I found two nice photos showing Eugen and Siegfried WECHSLER >from Vilbel (Bad Vilbel) near Frankfurt a.M. The photographs were taken in the first quarter of the 20th century.

MODERATOR NOTE: I want to add my own thanks to Tony Goring's note below. This is a fine example of how helpful this Forum can be. To all - Please add your own "thanks" for GerSig's work and

MODERATOR NOTE: I want to add my own thanks to Tony Goring's note below. This is a fine example of how helpful this Forum can be. To all - Please add your own "thanks" for GerSig's work and

In reply to the question >from Tony Goring- Tony, "geb." in German means what nee (with the acute accent over the first e) means in, um, English. That is to say, Regine MEYER's surname at birth was

In reply to the question >from Tony Goring- Tony, "geb." in German means what nee (with the acute accent over the first e) means in, um, English. That is to say, Regine MEYER's surname at birth was

Referring to Tony's question "Regine MEYER geb. Triest" means that Triest was Regine's maiden name. Best regards, Laurent Kassel Moreshet, Israel

Referring to Tony's question "Regine MEYER geb. Triest" means that Triest was Regine's maiden name. Best regards, Laurent Kassel Moreshet, Israel

Almost certainly it indicates that TRIEST was Regine's maiden name, not that she was born in Trieste. Ralph N. BAER Washington, DC RalphNBaer@...

Almost certainly it indicates that TRIEST was Regine's maiden name, not that she was born in Trieste. Ralph N. BAER Washington, DC RalphNBaer@...

Tony Goring <tony.goring@...> wrote: [...] does the wording and punctuation of the entry suggest that both were born there [in Triest] or just the mother?> My conjecture is that TRIEST is

Tony Goring <tony.goring@...> wrote: [...] does the wording and punctuation of the entry suggest that both were born there [in Triest] or just the mother?> My conjecture is that TRIEST is

On October 14, Andreas Schwab wrote about an article in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung on the new Hoenlein Genealogy Project sponsored the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation. Using a translation engine and my

On October 14, Andreas Schwab wrote about an article in the Sueddeutsche Zeitung on the new Hoenlein Genealogy Project sponsored the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation. Using a translation engine and my