JewishGeners, I have just been informed by an administrator at the Family History Library that a series of records on one roll of their microfilm (and all copies) is missing. They have recommended

JewishGeners, I have just been informed by an administrator at the Family History Library that a series of records on one roll of their microfilm (and all copies) is missing. They have recommended

Eva Floresheim wrote: Dear Eva, I am sorry for the misunderstanding. The records you are looking for are called "akta PUR" or "akta Panstwowego Urzedu Repatriacyjnego" (records of Panstwowy Urzad

Yizkor Book Project, January 2001 - Report >from Joyce Field: January 2001 was a spectacular month: we added 9 new books and updated an amazing 20 books that were already online. Appreciation for

Eva Floresheim wrote: Dear Eva, I am sorry for the misunderstanding. The records you are looking for are called "akta PUR" or "akta Panstwowego Urzedu Repatriacyjnego" (records of Panstwowy Urzad

Yizkor Book Project, January 2001 - Report >from Joyce Field: January 2001 was a spectacular month: we added 9 new books and updated an amazing 20 books that were already online. Appreciation for

Forwarded message: =================================== Subject: Call for Papers: Child Survivor & 2nd Generation Conference From: Seflaum@... Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2001 04:24:51

Chuck Printz wrote: This is the name of the landsmannshaft my ggf was part of, but I have no idea if they're related. In 1994, I posted this, about the Odessa Mutual Relief Association,to JewishGen:

Forwarded message: =================================== Subject: Call for Papers: Child Survivor & 2nd Generation Conference From: Seflaum@... Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2001 04:24:51

Chuck Printz wrote: This is the name of the landsmannshaft my ggf was part of, but I have no idea if they're related. In 1994, I posted this, about the Odessa Mutual Relief Association,to JewishGen:

Hello, I searching informations for jewishes communauties at Bad Godesberg and Frechen in 1700/1800. Can you help me ? I don't know where get it. Tanks. Jean Claude MAYER

In 1900 if your uncle went >from Montreal to New York in steerage, then he went through Ellis Island. If the family had some money, and he went in first or second class or something like that, then

The Yiddish female name Witl (Wittel, Vitl, Vitte) apparently arose as a substitute for Chaya. Both names derive >from "life"; Chaya >from the Hebrew (Chai) and Witl >from the Latin (Vita). Can

Alien Registration Cards (also known as "green" cards) were/are issued by the INS to those who had been granted legal residency in the US. The cards were/are supposed to be carried at all times by

Is anyone familiar with the town of Czaiczelic? It's listed in a 1920 passenger manifest as being in Poland, but everything in that manifest that is in Ukraine and Russia is also listed as being in

Hiolon cemetery opened in 1976. Before that people used Kiryat Shaul which opened in 1949, plus a couple of other older ones. Israel Pickholtz

Hello, I searching informations for jewishes communauties at Bad Godesberg and Frechen in 1700/1800. Can you help me ? I don't know where get it. Tanks. Jean Claude MAYER

In 1900 if your uncle went >from Montreal to New York in steerage, then he went through Ellis Island. If the family had some money, and he went in first or second class or something like that, then

The Yiddish female name Witl (Wittel, Vitl, Vitte) apparently arose as a substitute for Chaya. Both names derive >from "life"; Chaya >from the Hebrew (Chai) and Witl >from the Latin (Vita). Can

Alien Registration Cards (also known as "green" cards) were/are issued by the INS to those who had been granted legal residency in the US. The cards were/are supposed to be carried at all times by