I have the same issue except the Russian Army conscription was in Poland about 1845-50. Do records for this period exist and can we access them? How? The surname was probably FRIEDMAN (Polish:

Don't recognize people, but would go with Belarus--for cultural reasons--to narrow down the possibilities. Jules Levin

Hi, I went to findagrave.com, and searched on "bra*er." There were 30 results. There is an entry for Leah Feldman Braver, Oct. 1845 to Oct. 29, 1930, at Mt. Carmel:

Here is the photo of Leyzer and Gitl with their parents Yosef and Matla in Divenishok, Lithania: The family and I are seeking the surname of this family Adam Cherson

Location: Havana, Cuba family from: Vilna, Dieveniskes, Divenishok, Dziewieniszki, Jevenishok, Devenishki, Dzievianiski Year: about 1925-30 Comments: The first photo shows Leyzer, Rosa, and their

Hello All: Need to some help or advice. I have the death certificate for my GGGM Leah Brawer( misspelled on death certificate as Braver). It says she is buried in Mt Carmel Cemetery in New York.

Is anyone familiar with Tulne ( Talnoye , Tulna) a small town near Kiev ? (1850's - 1923) family names were Kaliko, Rabinovitch, Also the village of Pliskov ? outskirt of Kiev (1840's -

Hello everyone, I've posted 5 vital record in Russian for which I need an extraction of data. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Death record of Abram Icek WAJSBLECH:

Hello, I previously posted a help request for Dolginovo trying to find some great aunts/uncles, no such luck. I believe that two of the siblings Yaakov Kamenetsky (famous rabbi who moved to America)

I've posted a tombstone in Hebrew for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM86895 Please respond via the

I have this wonderful old photo found in my parent's photo album, but the people's identity remain a mystery. They could possibly be related to any of these family surnames: Galicia (ZUCKER,

According to the index card, the naturalization for Samuel/Solomon can be found in the records of the Court of Common Pleas, New Haven, Vol 4, pg 67 (Oct 20, 1894). The document is not indexed on

I have my family tree on different websites, but it isn't in gedcom file format. Is there a way to either convert what is on these websites to gedcom and if so, how so and if not? Is there a way to

Re: Tsar's dentist: The family of Nicholas II had three personal dentists for 23 years of their reign. According to the established rules, they were included in the staff of the Court Medical Unit.

1897 First All Russian Empire General Population Census shows following numbers of Jewish resident identified by their declaration of the mother language: St Petersburg City - 12, 037 Jewish

It would help to specify which town information is being requested from; there are 3 towns that sound like this: • Wiśnicz, currently known as Nowy Wiśnicz, Poland • Wiznitz, currently known as

I have a family tree in Geni. Can it be easily added to the Family Tree of the Jewish People? I am non-technical. Isme Bennie

Not necessarily Max. Lorraine can download a GEDCOM directly from the MyHeritage

Thanks a lot to Jan Meisels Allen for tipping! Here is my 2 cents and 2 tips of searching the DB. 1. Entering a partial name (i.e. "start with") may increase your chances 2. Found document is not

Eliat, I am having an equally hard time finding birth records, etc. However according to JewishGen, it was Russia when your relatives were born - it became Poland after - basically between WW1 and