The following URL leads to a web site that contains cemetery listings for Kosice. It appears to be in Slovakian, but the names and dates can be read. http://www.kosice.sk/history/verejny/ Sam

The following URL leads to a web site that contains cemetery listings for Kosice. It appears to be in Slovakian, but the names and dates can be read. http://www.kosice.sk/history/verejny/ Sam

Pardon my naivety, but are these trips in any way funded or subsidized? Or are the researchers expected to pay their way? I do have a family interest in Warsaw, but would like to hear details. Thank

Pardon my naivety, but are these trips in any way funded or subsidized? Or are the researchers expected to pay their way? I do have a family interest in Warsaw, but would like to hear details. Thank

Schelly and Adam, Thank you for your Belarus SIG postings! I originally tried to locate my surname in the phone book yesterday, and had no luck, but I read Adam's posting this morning and realized

Schelly and Adam, Thank you for your Belarus SIG postings! I originally tried to locate my surname in the phone book yesterday, and had no luck, but I read Adam's posting this morning and realized

I received a healthy numbers of response to my post on Schelly Dardashti's post of the online Russian phone books for Moscow and St. Petersburg. Here's the URL: interweb.spb.ru/phone Click on the

I received a healthy numbers of response to my post on Schelly Dardashti's post of the online Russian phone books for Moscow and St. Petersburg. Here's the URL: interweb.spb.ru/phone Click on the

I received a healthy numbers of response to my post on Schelly Dardashti's post of the online Russian phone books for Moscow and St. Petersburg. Here's the URL: interweb.spb.ru/phone Click on the

I received a healthy numbers of response to my post on Schelly Dardashti's post of the online Russian phone books for Moscow and St. Petersburg. Here's the URL: interweb.spb.ru/phone Click on the

Hi Boston Genners (and vicinity): By any chance would you know the Enumeration District for the 1910 Census for either: 19 Thornton Ave., Revere or 128 Walnut Avenue, Revere?? I don't believe

With apologies to all... I uploaded the wrong (unedited) version of my post yesterday... Here is the correct version: writes: I am unable to answer the last question and will leave it up to the

Hi Boston Genners (and vicinity): By any chance would you know the Enumeration District for the 1910 Census for either: 19 Thornton Ave., Revere or 128 Walnut Avenue, Revere?? I don't believe

With apologies to all... I uploaded the wrong (unedited) version of my post yesterday... Here is the correct version: writes: I am unable to answer the last question and will leave it up to the

Dear JGenners, This is to let you know that with a little bit of luck technically, a great deal of patience, and maybe a few more snow days to stay home and work on it <grin>, the Belchatow

My maternal grandfather,Israel ROSE (nee Israel DROZDIASZ) is buried in the Preston Hebrew Cemetery, Preston, Lancs (in the North of England); Grave H464 NC. He died at aged 66 and was interred on

Dear JGenners, This is to let you know that with a little bit of luck technically, a great deal of patience, and maybe a few more snow days to stay home and work on it <grin>, the Belchatow

My maternal grandfather,Israel ROSE (nee Israel DROZDIASZ) is buried in the Preston Hebrew Cemetery, Preston, Lancs (in the North of England); Grave H464 NC. He died at aged 66 and was interred on

As we enter another year (C.E.) perhaps you will grant me a little latitude. For some 2-3 years I have felt indeed privileged to belong to the wide circle of people that JewishGen has so

As we enter another year (C.E.) perhaps you will grant me a little latitude. For some 2-3 years I have felt indeed privileged to belong to the wide circle of people that JewishGen has so