Dear Fellow Jewishgenners, Anyone out there able to do research in the areas of Delray Beach and Hallandale for a swap of New York research. Sam Danziger, if you receive this, please email me

What it means is that there were a lot of Petluk's who's father(s) were named Leib. Perhaps brothers, perhaps cousins who's fathers Leib were named after some previous Leib. Don't forget

Re Daniel Vangheluwe's question: "help given name Izak Yisakhar Sucher equivalent": If I understand the question, the surname SUCHER could be translated to ZUCKER as it is in my family. On my

I am curious as to why in many cases tax./census records than metric records (birth, death, marriage) in archives. In most of my family research, I have been able to obtain tax and census records,

Dear Fellow Jewishgenners, Anyone out there able to do research in the areas of Delray Beach and Hallandale for a swap of New York research. Sam Danziger, if you receive this, please email me

What it means is that there were a lot of Petluk's who's father(s) were named Leib. Perhaps brothers, perhaps cousins who's fathers Leib were named after some previous Leib. Don't forget

Re Daniel Vangheluwe's question: "help given name Izak Yisakhar Sucher equivalent": If I understand the question, the surname SUCHER could be translated to ZUCKER as it is in my family. On my

I am curious as to why in many cases tax./census records than metric records (birth, death, marriage) in archives. In most of my family research, I have been able to obtain tax and census records,

My husband's grandfather, Isaac Miller, (Isak Muller on the manifest) came to the US in 1907 and the manifest says that he was >from Kamionka, Austria. I knew Isaac, but he passed away before the

In article <aqpp9p$plj$1@...>, Robert Israel <israel@...> wrote: I might add, not just the European wars: there were also Jewish soldiers on both sides of the American

There is an East London History Society website - www.eastlondonhistory.fsnet.co.uk which although not a Jewish site has a section on postcards and there are two of Brick Lane which might be of

Hi, In researching a surname on the EIDB site I found one individual listing his residence in 1907 as "Caifa Turkey." Does anyone know if this could be present day Haifa, Israel, or is this really

My husband's grandfather, Isaac Miller, (Isak Muller on the manifest) came to the US in 1907 and the manifest says that he was >from Kamionka, Austria. I knew Isaac, but he passed away before the

In article <aqpp9p$plj$1@...>, Robert Israel <israel@...> wrote: I might add, not just the European wars: there were also Jewish soldiers on both sides of the American

There is an East London History Society website - www.eastlondonhistory.fsnet.co.uk which although not a Jewish site has a section on postcards and there are two of Brick Lane which might be of

Hi, In researching a surname on the EIDB site I found one individual listing his residence in 1907 as "Caifa Turkey." Does anyone know if this could be present day Haifa, Israel, or is this really

Dear Jewishgenners, If you are going to be in the Sarasota Manatee area on Sunday, November 17, please join us at 1:00 PM to attend our meeting at the JCC, 582 S. McIntosh Rd. in Sarasota. For

Dear Jewishgenners, If you are going to be in the Sarasota Manatee area on Sunday, November 17, please join us at 1:00 PM to attend our meeting at the JCC, 582 S. McIntosh Rd. in Sarasota. For

Israel Genealogical Society/Jerusalem English Section * Notice of Next Meeting * Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 Time: 6:00 P.M. Library open 7:30 " Announcements 7:45 "

Israel Genealogical Society/Jerusalem English Section * Notice of Next Meeting * Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2002 Time: 6:00 P.M. Library open 7:30 " Announcements 7:45 "