I created a web site all the information contained in each volume, after permission >from the author. See: http://www.zchor.org/meirtchak/meirtchak.htm The author didn't agree to post the lists in

The book by Benjamin Meirtchak was published in 2001 and is, obviously, under copyright. Permission >from Mr. Meirtchak would be needed to computerize his material and put it on the web. This is

Lets us remember that we have to take into considerations copyrights of books before we undertake projects like building databases based on them. These are "new" books, that last one having been

I created a web site all the information contained in each volume, after permission >from the author. See: http://www.zchor.org/meirtchak/meirtchak.htm The author didn't agree to post the lists in

The book by Benjamin Meirtchak was published in 2001 and is, obviously, under copyright. Permission >from Mr. Meirtchak would be needed to computerize his material and put it on the web. This is

Lets us remember that we have to take into considerations copyrights of books before we undertake projects like building databases based on them. These are "new" books, that last one having been

A friend in St. Louis, Missouri, Jacek Kedzierski, who immigrated to the US several years ago >from Poland will do translations for a fee. If you are interested you should contact him directly

A friend in St. Louis, Missouri, Jacek Kedzierski, who immigrated to the US several years ago >from Poland will do translations for a fee. If you are interested you should contact him directly

Yoni, The NY Times archives can be searched back to 1996 at http://query.nytimes.com/search/advanced The search is free. The first line or so of the article (or obit) will show on the screen (at no

good morning, Would anyone know what repository holds mid-19th century naturalizations from Buffalo (Erie County), New York? Also, does a surname index exist for these records? Thank you for any

Yoni, The NY Times archives can be searched back to 1996 at http://query.nytimes.com/search/advanced The search is free. The first line or so of the article (or obit) will show on the screen (at no

good morning, Would anyone know what repository holds mid-19th century naturalizations from Buffalo (Erie County), New York? Also, does a surname index exist for these records? Thank you for any

Since so many of you are still in "vacation mode" or preparing for the holidays you might not have taken advantage of the 10% discount on everything we offer in the JewishGenMall. We have extended

Is anyone familiar with the disease Tuberous Sclerosis, and whether or not there is a particular DNA trait in those of Jewish/Eastern European descent to pass on this disease? Joyce Eastman Orange

Since so many of you are still in "vacation mode" or preparing for the holidays you might not have taken advantage of the 10% discount on everything we offer in the JewishGenMall. We have extended

Is anyone familiar with the disease Tuberous Sclerosis, and whether or not there is a particular DNA trait in those of Jewish/Eastern European descent to pass on this disease? Joyce Eastman Orange

Dear Genners, Am seeking any leads to Laurie Wax, daughter of Mimi (nee STRELSER). Laurie was the informant listed on her mother's death certificate. At the time of Mimi's death in 1988 Laurie was

Dear Genners, Am seeking any leads to Laurie Wax, daughter of Mimi (nee STRELSER). Laurie was the informant listed on her mother's death certificate. At the time of Mimi's death in 1988 Laurie was

Does anyone know the current email address of Gary Lees. He posted an interest in Relles >from Podgaytsy, Ukraine on JGFF and that's where my ancestors are from. Thanks. Howie Relles MODERATOR

Does anyone know the current email address of Gary Lees. He posted an interest in Relles >from Podgaytsy, Ukraine on JGFF and that's where my ancestors are from. Thanks. Howie Relles MODERATOR