Ethan W. Kent commented: "it seems to me that 1) it has probably taken much time and effort to scan the huge number of Images already available online via that Catalog" Yes, it did. And it was

--- While the vital records of Dynow did not survive, I am pleased to advise that Jewish Records Indexing - Poland https://jri-poland.org/ has fully extracted the Dynow Books of Residents. There

You can call Beth David cemetery and ask if they would photograph the tombstone. The cemetery is in Elmont NY just over the Queens border, not in Brooklyn. Diane Jacobs Sent from my Verizon, Samsung

My paternal grandmother was Tzipe LENZ (B1887 Buchach). She had at least two siblings - Chaya SCHWARZ (DOB unknown) and Sara Lea ROCK (born 1870). Their parents were Israel Majer MORGENTHAL and

Carl, Checking the Yad Vashem archives/databases for surname and geographic location may provide leads/clues to your research. Kind regards, David Passman PASSMAN - Novy Svierzhen & Minsk, Minsk,

Hi Carl I’m not able to help you with you search but my ancestors are from Minsk as well. Would you be able to share the name of the archivist who helped you go back to 1740! That’s amazing. I

My grandfather's name was David Edelson.His father's name was Sruel. He was living in Minsk when he left around the age of 12 in 1910. From research I found he was born in Dukora- a shtetl outside of

Tamra - just do a google search for The Together Plan - it comes right up Alan Moskowitz

Hi Ed, My maternal family was from Dynow. I didn't find information on the Wenigs you are seeking, but I did come across the following: -In the New York Dynower Society there was an F. Wenig member.

My g.grandparents were Jacob JOEL and Dora FRIEDLANDER. Jacob arrived in NYC in 1856. The manifest listed his last known residence as INOWROCLAW, then in Prussia, now in Poland. Dora arrived iin

I have used Roman Ravve <roman.ravve@...> for three different regions of Ukraine and he has been excellent. He always gives an estimate of what it will cost and what he will research. His report is

Hello everyone, I am helping somebody to research their GUCKENHEIMER roots going backwards from the marriage of Rosa GUCKENHEIMER to Emil OPPENHEIMER in about 1866 in Nuernberg. It appears that Rosa

Possibly. Shows "apples" replacing town names on a map of Lithuania? Did not realize, until the "apples" showed up again on a Google map of Lithuania. Nancy Seibert Rhode Island

Hello, I am trying to locate the image that matches the Bessarabia Revision list record attached here. I would greatly appreciate if someone would help me find it. Thank you, Tammy Weingarten NEYMAN:

Hello Angela, Do you have a copy of some original document with Russian spelling of PLAMOVATH? Perhaps the name was misread . "TH" sounds extremely unusual for Russian language. Perhaps the last 2

One of the newsletters and blogs I subscribe to is LostCousins.com which is a UK based newsletter. In the current issue there is an article on US World War l Burial certificates for American service

My father-in-law, Sol Wexler(born Szciome David Weichselblatt) on Mar 4 1928. His parents were Ira Wexler and Leah Sternschuss(Apr 16, 1903). I do not know Ira's original given name. Ira's parents

My mother-in-law, Hella Wexler nee Wenig, was born in Dynow Poland on Sep 28, 1931. Her parents were Joseph Weinig(Jun 28, 1891) and Miriam Kasser(Nov 23, 1900). Hella had 3 half brothers, as both

Ruth asked: Does anyone know if the 1933 German census is available, preferably online? I am looking for a Dr. Selig in Berlin. Ruth, I am not aware of the 1933 German Census being

My grandmother, Dora(Dworje) Ferber was born in 1891 in Austria. She immigrated to the US in 1906. Her parents were Zvi Elimelach(Harry) Ferber and Esther Rivka(Rebecca) Feuerrman. I have one