I just want to say Thank you to all of you who replied so quickly to my question about Union Hill, N,J. In these past couple of years everyone out there has been so helpful. I truly appreciate it.

Dear fellow partners in crime, Does anyone know of a way to get death records >from Palestine from probably the early 1900s. I think many (most?) of those graves were destroyed, but there must be

I just want to say Thank you to all of you who replied so quickly to my question about Union Hill, N,J. In these past couple of years everyone out there has been so helpful. I truly appreciate it.

Dear fellow partners in crime, Does anyone know of a way to get death records >from Palestine from probably the early 1900s. I think many (most?) of those graves were destroyed, but there must be

The following may be of interest to Litvaks. I have received several messages containing questions about the "Index of JewishRecords in the FHL CD" that was produced by IAJGS. I am repeating two of

The following may be of interest to Litvaks. I have received several messages containing questions about the "Index of JewishRecords in the FHL CD" that was produced by IAJGS. I am repeating two of

I'm interested in learning if anyone has come upon any RINKOWSKY (or variant spelling) family records >from Lithuania or nearby areas. My RINKOWSKY grandmother was born in Lentvaris (Landverova in

I'm interested in learning if anyone has come upon any RINKOWSKY (or variant spelling) family records >from Lithuania or nearby areas. My RINKOWSKY grandmother was born in Lentvaris (Landverova in

I have seen many references to Jews going >from Lithuania to other places in Russia but wonder if movement the other way was common. I ask the question because a search of the JewishGen Database of

I have seen many references to Jews going >from Lithuania to other places in Russia but wonder if movement the other way was common. I ask the question because a search of the JewishGen Database of

I just discovered my grandfather's naturalization information at the Ancestry.com site's listing of US Naturalizations. It gives his name, address (in Manhattan), volume and page number and date. It

I just discovered my grandfather's naturalization information at the Ancestry.com site's listing of US Naturalizations. It gives his name, address (in Manhattan), volume and page number and date. It

Hello all, I'm a senior at Amherst College and am currently writing a novel for my thesis project. A major theme in the novel is the Jewish Disapora across the world, as well as the desire and

Hello all, I'm a senior at Amherst College and am currently writing a novel for my thesis project. A major theme in the novel is the Jewish Disapora across the world, as well as the desire and

Recently my husband and I discovered, through some old letters his uncle had, that my husband had some RAPAPORT relatives living in Vilnius, Lithuania in the 1970s. There was a Shmuel (Samuel)

I am attempting to find the address of a yeshiva I attended in the mid 40s. The yeshiva was Mesiphtha Tefereth Jerushalayim (sp.?), and it was located on the Lower East Side of Manhattan on East

I have obtained a summary >from a data bank at the Brandenburgisches Landes Hauptarchiv about my grandmother, Clara Hirsch, who was killed in Theresienstadt on March 4, 1943, at age 71. The summary

Hi all, Several days ago I posted a message asking if anyone had any experience with a software program called Cyper Detective. It purported to be of value to genealogists. I received many emails

I happened upon a site that contains some interesting and potentially valuable information for anyone researching Trenton: http://oldmillhillsociety.org (Note: there's no "www" in the URL). The

Hersh is the Yiddish for Tzvi, Hirsch is its German version. All three are in effect the same name - and translate into a "deer". Avrumy Heschel Brooklyn, NY