Dear Genners I am researching the family trees of my four grandparents and the same for my husband. We are both half Litvak and half Polish. I have been able, to some degree, to move forward on

A search in Google for 'buhusher' resulted in many Kleizmer documents. Stefaneshter means someone >from Stefanesht (Romania). Ayana Kimron SADETSKY/BARATS (Bessarabia) --- Shawn Weil

Dear ZYLBERSZTEJNs' et al. Are there any of us Jewishgenners who are familiar with ZYLBERSZTEJN of Warsaw, >from the 19th century? I would very much appreciate receiving any information with regard

I had previously asked members of this group about Scottish painter Walter Goodman, with no results. Here is additional information about him that I am hopeful will yield more information. I am

Dear list! I would like to thank to everyone who send me a message! Thanks to a lot of messages, that I reseived >from JewishGenners and other nice people around the globe, I understand for the

Among Sephardim (at least Ottoman Empire Sephardim), it was not uncommon for a son to have, as his second personal name, the first name of his father. Thus, the second name of my grandfather Victor

Hi list Does anyone have access to the 1920 census for Manhattan, NY, that would be willing to do a look up for me. Thank you all in advance. please respond to me

Dear Genners I am researching the family trees of my four grandparents and the same for my husband. We are both half Litvak and half Polish. I have been able, to some degree, to move forward on

A search in Google for 'buhusher' resulted in many Kleizmer documents. Stefaneshter means someone >from Stefanesht (Romania). Ayana Kimron SADETSKY/BARATS (Bessarabia) --- Shawn Weil

Dear ZYLBERSZTEJNs' et al. Are there any of us Jewishgenners who are familiar with ZYLBERSZTEJN of Warsaw, >from the 19th century? I would very much appreciate receiving any information with regard

I had previously asked members of this group about Scottish painter Walter Goodman, with no results. Here is additional information about him that I am hopeful will yield more information. I am

Dear list! I would like to thank to everyone who send me a message! Thanks to a lot of messages, that I reseived >from JewishGenners and other nice people around the globe, I understand for the

Among Sephardim (at least Ottoman Empire Sephardim), it was not uncommon for a son to have, as his second personal name, the first name of his father. Thus, the second name of my grandfather Victor

Hi list Does anyone have access to the 1920 census for Manhattan, NY, that would be willing to do a look up for me. Thank you all in advance. please respond to me

Dear list! I would like to thank to everyone who send me a message! Thanks to a lot of messages, that I reseived >from JewishGenners and other nice people around the globe, I understand for the

Dear list! I would like to thank to everyone who send me a message! Thanks to a lot of messages, that I reseived >from JewishGenners and other nice people around the globe, I understand for the

Dear Genners, I would greatly appreciate some help in the translation of two Polish birth certificates that I believe are written in Russian. The two files have been uploaded to the JewishGen

Dear all. I would like to congratulate all of us for the coming Holiday "Purim". Pur is an ancient word which means fate / lot. Spring starts about the time of Purim, so there is a fealing of

In a message dated 2/14/2002 9:56:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, leah25@... writes: < As far as I know European Jews were very careful no to name their children after the living

Dear Genners, I would greatly appreciate some help in the translation of two Polish birth certificates that I believe are written in Russian. The two files have been uploaded to the JewishGen