At the end of November 2001 JewishGen's Research Division began the huge task of indexing 120,000+ Dachau concentration camp records. An optimistic completion date for the data entry, I thought,

At the end of November 2001 JewishGen's Research Division began the huge task of indexing 120,000+ Dachau concentration camp records. An optimistic completion date for the data entry, I thought,

Hello, I have just joined the German SIG although I have been doing genealogy research for many years. The family names and towns I am researching are: ROSENTHAL- Baiersdorf (born there in

Hello, I have just joined the German SIG although I have been doing genealogy research for many years. The family names and towns I am researching are: ROSENTHAL- Baiersdorf (born there in

Even some veteran JewishGen users are not aware of all of the search possibilities available at the JewishGen Website. If you don't yet have bookmarks for the following why not add them now? Did you

Even some veteran JewishGen users are not aware of all of the search possibilities available at the JewishGen Website. If you don't yet have bookmarks for the following why not add them now? Did you

My grandmother had an aunt, nee Pearl Tucker, who married a man named Levine. They lived in Chicago and had six children. Does this sound familiar to anyone with Levines in their tree? The children

I am looking for any descendants of Hannah Mirke Tucker and her husband, Mr. Solomon, who lived in Philadelphia in the early 20th Century. All I know about the family is that my grandmother's aunt,

There are, as usual, different situations. Double names were common in Eastern Europe, ie two Hebrew names, as in my gr grandfather Abraham Samuel, and your Israel Abraham. My gr grandfather was

Harry was very popular and very common. Since there was no rule as to what English/American name was used for what Hebrew/Yiddish name, Harry could have been anything in Hebrew. The most common

My grandmother had an aunt, nee Pearl Tucker, who married a man named Levine. They lived in Chicago and had six children. Does this sound familiar to anyone with Levines in their tree? The children

I am looking for any descendants of Hannah Mirke Tucker and her husband, Mr. Solomon, who lived in Philadelphia in the early 20th Century. All I know about the family is that my grandmother's aunt,

There are, as usual, different situations. Double names were common in Eastern Europe, ie two Hebrew names, as in my gr grandfather Abraham Samuel, and your Israel Abraham. My gr grandfather was

Harry was very popular and very common. Since there was no rule as to what English/American name was used for what Hebrew/Yiddish name, Harry could have been anything in Hebrew. The most common

Hi everyone, I have a few genealogical unsolved cases left in my files, and one is "what happened to my mother's first cousin, Toby Stoller." All I know about her is that was born around 1918 (she

My grandfather had a half-brother named Louis DORF. They emigrated to the US >from the Belarussian town Nowogroduk, in the Minsk gubernia. All I know about this man is that he lived in NYC and had

My great grandfather died in Warsaw between 1911-1922. In which newspaper would his death notice appear? Respectfully Andrew Kolin

Hi everyone, I have a few genealogical unsolved cases left in my files, and one is "what happened to my mother's first cousin, Toby Stoller." All I know about her is that was born around 1918 (she

My grandfather had a half-brother named Louis DORF. They emigrated to the US >from the Belarussian town Nowogroduk, in the Minsk gubernia. All I know about this man is that he lived in NYC and had

My great grandfather died in Warsaw between 1911-1922. In which newspaper would his death notice appear? Respectfully Andrew Kolin