Apologies if this has already been addressed elsewhere, but ... ... if I load one or more of my family trees into FTFP, can anyone then “fiddle” with them - changing names, dates, connections,

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Dear Friends on the JewishGen Discussion Group - I know that you are probably being inundated with funding requests from many worthy organizations, and I apologize for this additional interruption to

I am looking for information about my wife’s family who lived in Vishnevo (today Belarus). They were executed on August 30,1942. We have no information regarding the backgrounds of the family

Thank you all for figuring this out. It was a good lesson in researching cemeteries. Particular thanks to A. E. Jordan and P Cohen. I will follow-up shortly with the cemetery and and see if they will

We are looking for information about my wife’s family who lived in Vishnevo (today Belarus). They were executed on August 30,1942. We have no information regarding the backgrounds of the family

The Committee on the Remembrance of the Second World War has published a brochure in four languages (Luxembourgish, German, French, and English) and has also launched its new website https://cm2gm.lu/

Max, Thank you for the information. What about geni.com, familysearch.org, and others? Is any of these helpful or would recommend and so why so, and if not, why

Familysearch, search the Catalog for: Jewish Congregation. Wiznitz (Bukowina) (then Austria and Romania, nowadays Ukraine) 1918-1930 are the only that online (as much as I know). Not indexed, manual

Arkady, This page https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/91051823/yaakov-kamenetskyhas a photo of Rabbi Kamenetsky's tombstone. There is a lot of Hebrew writing on it. Perhaps you will find some info

Jules, This is probably your Louis Rosenberg (the dod is off by 3 days, might be a typo), but all else matches.) You might ask if anyone is visiting Mount Moriah to check nearby graves for family of

Gail, It may be helpful to you in your research to see Theodore Shneyer's naturaliztion papers, which can be found on Ancestry.com. He states he was born in Resekne, (Rēzekne) Latvia on Feb. 14,

There are also more recent Pliskov documents: 1820 Suplemental census of Lipovets district shtetls of Rossosha, Konela, Pliskov. (DAKO 284/174/1379) Pliskov is on page

Have you checked out the LitvakSIG Allithuania Database? This is where I found info on my Bagislaviskis ancestors (as this town is in the Vilna district). Judy Kasman Toronto GOLOMB, SHESKIN,

Here's a page that walks you through the process of exporting GEDCOM from Geni. https://help.geni.com/hc/en-us/articles/229705167-How-can-I-export-my-GEDCOM- Don Libes

Looks like people have sorted this one out. Here are some general thoughts about this type of problem: When the person in the cemetery office doesn't find the person you are looking for, they will

See https://help.geni.com/hc/en-us/articles/229705167-How-can-I-export-my-GEDCOM- Mark Shapiro JGSNY

Attached is a Hamburg passenger record for a family which I believe are my GF's aunt and her children travelling from Hamburg to New York in 1913. Their surnames are Silber (or Silver). According to

The term "Gubernia"was used during the Russian Empire. From 1920-1939, Dolginovo was in Poland, and Dolignovo was in the Vilna Voivodeship.Both Gubrenia and Voivodeship may be translated as

Hello Arkady, I'm not aware of a Kolosova in the Kremenets district. Could it be the town of Klesov (Klesiv [Ukr], Klesov [Rus], Klesów [Pol], Klisov [Yid], Klosova, Klosowa) in the Rovno district?