VM88638 In Russian: #22 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 23-го апреля 1903-го года в 3 часа дня. Явился равин

Family History Today: What’s New on Yad Vashem’s Shoah Names Database? Presented by the Ackman & Ziff Family Genealogy Institute (Center for Jewish History), in cooperation with Yad Vashem - The

VM88637 In Russian: #13 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 4-го марта 1907-го года в 1 часа дня. Явился равин Пултуского

Since you mentioned the town to be in current-day Romania,I would not exclude the possiblity of this town to be one of the below towns in the Csik region (old spelling, not the contemporary one). -

They are not necessarily homeless. I have been searching a Alex/Alexander Weber. He is in the 1910 census twice! He is one of the "Seward Street Strollers" and is also listed with his wife Mary

VM88636 In Russian: #73 Пултуск Состоялось в городе Пултуск 18-го ноября 1907 года в 10 часов утра. Явились лично торговец

Hi, One of the town Kosice in Slovakia variations name is Kaschau. Košice, Kassa, Kaschauseat of a first-order administrative division48°43' N 21°15' EGSlovakia193.8 miles ENE of Bratislava

A French relative is researching his DRAY family who came from Morocco. He has been told the circumcision registers for the Moroccan towns or villages of Tetouan and Oujda are in London. Can anyone

There are two good sources to Jewish genealogy blogs. The first is a list I created a few years ago. It is at my blog The Extra Yad at https://extrayad.blogspot.com/ The direct link to the list of

Hello If you mean the birth and marriage certificates of the civil records office, you should look at the Standesamt Würzburg or the Stadtarchiv Würzburg. By the way there is a database project of

Att: Jan Meisels Allen I just spoke with the folks at my library (Alamance County, North Carolina). They do have the library edition of Ancestry.com but it is their understanding that it can only be

Thanks to all the respondents. The main suggestions aside from Koson, Ukraine include Kosice, Slovakia (a.k.a. Kassa) and Kasov, Slovakia. However, in the 1930 census, this person indicates that he

Cindy, I do not recognize them. However, I discovered 2 Max's in my family who were brothers. Neither came to the US, but each of their families in the US called them Max. One was Moshe (my gggf),

Good Afternoon Michelle, You may see our business blog where we write articles concerning Jewish genealogy and history: https://www.hollander-waas.com/blog Kind regards, Michael

Definitely look at UK censuses and birth, marriage death records.. Find her on the 1871 census w/ her parents and siblings. That will give you where they were born and keep working back. If you

Dear Catherine, You are perfectly right -- Insee records are not exhaustives, mainly because the cities (commune in real) were reporting all with papers in the 70s and 80s If you wish, there is a

Dear Ellen no worries, summer will come back :) following Bernard's guideline, you can find a reference into the naturalisation decree from the Journal Officiel de la République Française available

Who filled out a marriage license in New York City in the 1920s? I am asking because I just obtained marriage licenses for two of my grandfather's brothers. For groom's mother, there are the following

Hi again and apologies for causing an obstruction. As mentioned before I grew up 4 doors away from the Rabinowitz family in Krugersdorp,at 113 Commissioner Street. I know that there were 2 daughters a

I don't know how I missed this thread over the summer, but I am very interested in finding information about a relative from the Mogilev guberniya in what's now Belarus who supposedly lived in France