I would appreciate if anyone could help me with the translation >from = Yiddish to either English or Hebrew of the text posted on the web at http://www.masinter.net/research/pics/dina02.jpg The text

I would appreciate if anyone could help me with the translation >from = Yiddish to either English or Hebrew of the text posted on the web at http://www.masinter.net/research/pics/dina02.jpg The text

This is a comment on Martha Lev-Zion's posting on Latvian microfilms and records in the LDS FHL. I want to mention two relevant facts that may not be well known. JewishGen, through its Research

This is a comment on Martha Lev-Zion's posting on Latvian microfilms and records in the LDS FHL. I want to mention two relevant facts that may not be well known. JewishGen, through its Research

As a frequent attender of the IAGS conferences (4 years) I believe we will get more out of a meeting on the program than a luncheon. Another possibility is a"birds of a feather" meeting or round

As a frequent attender of the IAGS conferences (4 years) I believe we will get more out of a meeting on the program than a luncheon. Another possibility is a"birds of a feather" meeting or round

Szczekociny Lenczner researchers: In 1998, I submitted a request to Yad Vasem. In response, I was sent 19 Pages of Testimony of Szczekociny Lenczners. These were some sort of 'xeroxed' copies. At the

Szczekociny Lenczner researchers: In 1998, I submitted a request to Yad Vasem. In response, I was sent 19 Pages of Testimony of Szczekociny Lenczners. These were some sort of 'xeroxed' copies. At the

Joyce, That was a very helpful e-mail and contained information that was new to me. The two biggest H-SIG projects are currently being done by asking people to go to LDS FHL and transcribe directly

Joyce, That was a very helpful e-mail and contained information that was new to me. The two biggest H-SIG projects are currently being done by asking people to go to LDS FHL and transcribe directly

Vol XXV of the Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of England describes Nathan CANSTATT as ""The Poor Man's Doctor" of the Great Synagogue". There is also a footnote reference in Vol XIII

Vol XXV of the Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of England describes Nathan CANSTATT as ""The Poor Man's Doctor" of the Great Synagogue". There is also a footnote reference in Vol XIII

Dear Fellow Researchers, This is in response to the recent posting by Stuart TOLEDANO [h-sig 10/10/02]. My grandmother Frida BREUER GOTTLIEB, born July, 1873 in Bihar, Hungary now Biharea, Romania

Dear Fellow Researchers, This is in response to the recent posting by Stuart TOLEDANO [h-sig 10/10/02]. My grandmother Frida BREUER GOTTLIEB, born July, 1873 in Bihar, Hungary now Biharea, Romania

Hello! Where can I get passenger lists of ships went in 1882 >from Romania to Palestine? I have the names of the ships ("Tetis" - in which I'm interested, "Denia", "Iris") as well as the arriving

Hello! Where can I get passenger lists of ships went in 1882 >from Romania to Palestine? I have the names of the ships ("Tetis" - in which I'm interested, "Denia", "Iris") as well as the arriving

Hello Peter Have you tried looking at the 1841 census for Lewis Hart to see what his address brings up? Another thought - are business directories available for around this time, or possibly even

Hello Peter Have you tried looking at the 1841 census for Lewis Hart to see what his address brings up? Another thought - are business directories available for around this time, or possibly even

Is anyone researching the names of Henriques de la Fuente in London, formerly of The Netherlands, most in and around Amsterdam. I am also researching my grandfathers side, with little luck, Harris

Is anyone researching the names of Henriques de la Fuente in London, formerly of The Netherlands, most in and around Amsterdam. I am also researching my grandfathers side, with little luck, Harris