You might try Mollie, Malka, Mali, etc. Different names I have come across on my family tree. Diane Jacobs Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Was the subject: The way our ancestors looked at the question [of names] ? - NO. Someone asked for the equivalent Hebrew name for Clara. Other aspects are irrelevant to the question. Bruria means

I believe this comes down to a miscommunication about the original question. If the intention is to identify the Hebrew/Yiddish name that was most likely given to an ancestor who's secular name is

There are a number of sites that provide access to archives of German newspapers. Here's one that is very good: https://eudocs.lib.byu.edu/index.php/Historic_German_Newspapers_and_Journals_Online Note

The long discussion is because this is how threads unspool in a discussion. Nobody got injured, and people want to share. One of my great-grandmothers was Chaia on the passenger list, and Clara in the

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Hi Robert, Can you give us a bit more to work with? What were their parents' names? About when were they born? Were they all living in Budapest? Were they married there? What resources have

Yefim, Your work on Bessarabia Research and your frequent posts to this group are enormously beneficial for me. I have limited access to information about my family in Edinet and the urrounding area

I have not yet done any deep research on the BARNETT branch of my family (my grandmother was a Barnett). The first Barnett I am aware of who emigrated from Russia/Poland is JOSEPH BARNETT around 1822.

And ‘my’ Nettie was Gnesia…. Shel Bercovich, CALGARY, AB, CANADA BERCOVICI - Darabani, RO; GHERBIL - Darabani, RO; LIPKIND - Belarus; KLEBANOV - Belarus; ZWANG - Ukraine; ECHTER - Ukraine;

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Hi, My aunt Theresia Rosmarin nee Feldmann was born in Vienna. She lived and died in Haifa having reached Palestine in 1933. There is however no death record in her name. I have however found a

I am not sure that telephone books were published in Ekaterinoslav in yearly 1900s. For example, even the big 1913' All Ekaterinoslav book contains lists of businesses, governmental offices and

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Jane Foss, None of the names you have mentioned is Clara. What Sara or Chana has to do with Clara? To all. Why such a long discussion about such a simple question: What is the equivalent Hebrew

Oded Freilich's suggested methodology is certainly not the way our ancestors looked at the question My wife was named Claire after her great grandmother. However her Hebrew name is Sarah, being born

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I agree with Harvey, but I'd make it stronger: If you value these clippings you definitely ought to print out the scans in addition to keeping the digital copies. Preserving these items with through

My great grandmother left Hamburg as Liebe, and US census records , and family notes, have her name as Libby. Marc Friedman Irvine CA