Be aware that this book is *not* comprehensive. Many names were omitted. Arline Sachs

Be aware that this book is *not* comprehensive. Many names were omitted. Arline Sachs

Hi to all I have a problem with identifying an ancestor. Can someone help or suggest a way to solve the problem. I am searching for my grandfather (1)Abram Dawid RUBINSZTEIN (Various spellings) This

Looking for descendants of my grandather's brother (Phillip Bressler?) who emmigrated >from Lodz, Poland around 1904 to Johannesburg, South Africa. He had at least one daughter. Any ideas where to

It has taken two and a half years and the help of a lot of kind people, but 48 hours ago I completed the SANDERS family tree of my great grandfather and his two brothers, covering about 120 years

I am about to place a request to the Lithuanian State Historical Archives. I understand that the fee is $70 per surname per town. Does anyone know if they will accept a check or if I need to get an

I am trying to find out about a family of Russian Jews who arrived in the U.K. at the end of the 19th century. Port of entry was Hull. Their name was Schwetsky (or something similar) but was changed

Helpful information on New York's earliest Jewish cemeteries appears in Carolee Inskeep's _The Graveyard Shift: A Family Historian's Guide to New York City Cemeteries_ (Orem, UT: Ancestry, 2000).

The US Holocaust Museum last year published a multivolume list of survivors. Besides the main alphabetical index there are indexes by camp and by town. It also gives other names that people were

Hi to all I have a problem with identifying an ancestor. Can someone help or suggest a way to solve the problem. I am searching for my grandfather (1)Abram Dawid RUBINSZTEIN (Various spellings) This

Looking for descendants of my grandather's brother (Phillip Bressler?) who emmigrated >from Lodz, Poland around 1904 to Johannesburg, South Africa. He had at least one daughter. Any ideas where to

It has taken two and a half years and the help of a lot of kind people, but 48 hours ago I completed the SANDERS family tree of my great grandfather and his two brothers, covering about 120 years

I am about to place a request to the Lithuanian State Historical Archives. I understand that the fee is $70 per surname per town. Does anyone know if they will accept a check or if I need to get an

I am trying to find out about a family of Russian Jews who arrived in the U.K. at the end of the 19th century. Port of entry was Hull. Their name was Schwetsky (or something similar) but was changed

Helpful information on New York's earliest Jewish cemeteries appears in Carolee Inskeep's _The Graveyard Shift: A Family Historian's Guide to New York City Cemeteries_ (Orem, UT: Ancestry, 2000).

The US Holocaust Museum last year published a multivolume list of survivors. Besides the main alphabetical index there are indexes by camp and by town. It also gives other names that people were

Hello Has anyone ever heard of a rabbi in Lodz named Abram or Abraham Lewkowicz? Joelle Lewkowicz van den Berg Kring van Dorth, Nederland MODERATOR NOTE: There is a multitude of information about

Hello, Following the superb article in December's Shemot (A Peek Into The Polish Past, by Judith Samson) I am interested in commissioning some work to be done for me at Wloclawek archives. I

I am stumped and I am hoping this great community can give me some new ideas. I am looking for the naturalization of a family member who was named Goodman COHN. As best I know he was always called

Dear Jewishgenners: This Sunday I was told by a cousin that an Israeli relative's mother, Perl Gitl GOTLIB KUPERMAN died "within the past few months". Is there an Israeli person that could tell