Thanks to all for this an important addition to JewishGen resources. It's been years since I originaly uploaded my GEDCOM to the FTJP and have made significant additions since then. How does one

The names seem to be M. Gerber and Isak Stroch. Valentin Lupu ISRAEL

I am writing to you because I have a vague recollection of my Grandfather Theodore Shneyer and my Great Aunt Sara Kotler having friends whose name was Ratner. My Grandmother was Irene Kotler Shneyer

So, can we now update and edit the info on our family trees without uploading a whole new GED COM?

Here is what I could see: Nephew M. Gerber Nephew J. Or Y. Gerber Nephew Frank Hitch Uncle M. Bach All res 147 Rivington st. The date and numbers, indicate when this person applied for citizenship

I was just going to ask the same question… Sharon F. Yampell Voorhees, NJ USA GenealogicalGenie@...

M. Gerta Isak Stroch Uncle M. Bach or Rach The 1938 date is when he was naturalized, and they annotated the passenger list. If you find the naturalization, it will have a Certificate of Arrival. Sally

Thanks for all the hard work that went into making this happen! That being said, I notice that my family (as much of it as is there) shows the names and DOBs of living family members, including

I have tried to search in both sites using latin-cyrilic conversion. Here below more details that I could not match with the search results: First name: Szmujlo-Mowsza Last name: FRYDMAN Place of

There is also at USHMM a 'Registry of Holocaust survivors' which I have just completed on behalf of my mother. This is for Jewish and non-jewish survivors. You can also search for other

Try: https://stevemorse.org/siberia/siberia.html The only source I found for searching Polish refugees in the Soviet Union. Relly Cleman

Ziva (or Ziv) is a woman's name in Hebrew, meaning "Splendour, Radiance" Ann Belinsky Israel

There is a 1894 New Haven Court naturalization index card for Solomon or Samuel Slade / Slootsky on FamilySearch.org. If you could locate the document(s) themselves there might be a clue

Start a new thread with an informative subject line. E.g. SUBJECT: Holocaust survivors: John SMITH of Odessa and Jane JONES of L'vov - please help in locating descendants Message body: I am looking

https://obd-memorial.ru/html/info.htm?id=1049043 ID 1049043 Name Russified Last name Friedman Name Moses Patronymic Solomonovich Date of birth / Age __.__. 1911 Date and place of conscription Grodno

The name can be Russified. If you type, for example, Moses Fridman - there is a lot in the list, you need to look at the father's name, year of birth, There is also a site called Memory of the

Thank you, Avraham, and the whole team for all the time, effort, and true devotion to this project! It means so much to all of us! Thanks to you, I know my family members are mentioned in the

Hi All, First time posting, so I hope I get it right! I recently had a major breakthrough when I found the New York passenger list for my 3rd great Aunt, whose name was lost. She emigrated with her

U should consider also a different spelling Tzvia, female for the being named after masculine Tzvi Which is a deer, for a male was usually Hersh Where from Romania? Good luck Peninah

What wonderful and exciting news!!!!! A big thank you with gratitude to Gary Sandler and Iris Folkson and to you Avraham and everyone else who worked so diligently to bring this long-awaited