There is a famous Rev Moses Margoliouth who was born in Suwalki in NE Poland and came to Britain in 1837. He was an academic who converted to Christianity but in 1845 he gave a series of six lectures

That means 0:30 am GMT on November 24th. Will this lecture be available offline a moment after? Patrick Atlas

Lev Girschov Malachosky(1884-1915) the husband of my 2nd great-aunt would have disagreed with him. His father's name was Girsch. Bob Malakoff Pittsburgh, PA

Once we clicked on the url it used to bring up the Yizkor book page. For example, the Yizkor book of Wyszkow.. Now clicking k brings up a general information page on Yizkor books. How do i read the

Link does not appear to be correct. 404, page not found etc. Please repost so we can try again. Thanks!! -- Jan Lastman, Toronto ON CANADA janllb@... Researching: LASTMAN/N HOLLAND=>Lublin early

If you have female ancestors from Russia or Eastern Europe who were living on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in 1902, there’s a good chance they participated in the community-wide kosher meat

Unfortunately, Beth David does not have an online database. Renee Renee Stern Steinig Dix Hills NY genmaven@...

There is also a King David(s) Benevolent Society at the Washington Cemetery in Brooklyn. I am familiar with this burial society. It was formerly the David Lodge #5, which was part of defunct fraternal

Yolanda, Perhaps this database of Ferramonti di Tarsia internees will be helpful in your search. https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/en/archive/1-1-14-1_30000/?p=1&doc_id=459167 Also, this

Perhaps you are looking for a Society that is called The King David Abe Koser Benevolent Society, That society is located at both Mt Lebanon Cemetery in Queens, and at Old Montifiore Cemetery in

Beth David like other cemetery databases is not always correct. I found a grave there and when I checked the online database this person was not there. I called their office and they did a card check,

Another possibility is King Solomon Memorial Park in Clifton, New Jersey. Not in Queens, but over time, people's memories become faulty. -- Peter Cohen California

Gail, If he confused the name of the society with the name of the cemetery, here are a few possibilities found at:

Let me start by saying that I have lots of questions about Jewish ancestry. My basic questions are how do I fit in and how do I "connect the dots" on those missing years between immigration and

I'd like to bring two corrections to what was already translated. The second name of the groom is Tzvi. The date mentioned is on the back of the document relating maybe to when a copy of the

ubject: Re: Young Galician boys forced labor for Russian army during FIRST World War #galicia My Grandfather was 16 when the Russians came through and destroyed his Shtetle of Knyhnicze Ukraine. They

I don't know if this is helpful but there is a rabbinic family tree that can be found at JewishEncyclopedia.com and goes back to Posen in the 1500's. It does not go beyond the mid 1800's. In my

Did you call the cemetery office at Beth David? We found a number of relatives buried in NY cemeteries who did not show up in online searches. -- Jeff Goldner Researching Goldner, Singer, Neuman,

It might be Beth David which is just over the city line in Elmont, Nassau County. Jessica Schein NY, NY

Hello All: I am looking for information about my father's oldest brother's child, Frédérique, or Frédéric Sternberg. I know that my father's oldest brother, Daniel ( aka Nilou) Sternberg was