Just wondering: You are aware of JewishGen's ShtetlSchleppers? They arrange several trips to Poland, and >from what I have heard, they really are the right choice for genealogist, because they have

Just wondering: You are aware of JewishGen's ShtetlSchleppers? They arrange several trips to Poland, and >from what I have heard, they really are the right choice for genealogist, because they have

I have had good success with this site. Some names I already knew, which served as a confirmation. I also received some new names. Some listings had birth dates and ages ... and some other

I have had good success with this site. Some names I already knew, which served as a confirmation. I also received some new names. Some listings had birth dates and ages ... and some other

I have already answered Adam's question privately, but now see that others are interested in it as well. So, to mail something to Russia one does not HAVE to put the postal code on the letter.

I have already answered Adam's question privately, but now see that others are interested in it as well. So, to mail something to Russia one does not HAVE to put the postal code on the letter.

Martha Lev-Zion's posting entitled Riga Kurlander Verein caught my eye as it fits in perfectly with JewishGen's ONLINE WORLDWIDE BURIAL REGISTRY (OWBR), described at

dear Margarita my father maternal family is also Gordon I have information since 1750 they lived in the area of Libau Ispote (Latvia) if you are interested i will update you with more details

Martha Lev-Zion's posting entitled Riga Kurlander Verein caught my eye as it fits in perfectly with JewishGen's ONLINE WORLDWIDE BURIAL REGISTRY (OWBR), described at

dear Margarita my father maternal family is also Gordon I have information since 1750 they lived in the area of Libau Ispote (Latvia) if you are interested i will update you with more details

worked Consider the possibility that he was older than you thought. People often lied about their ages, both up and down; moreover, if you determined his age information did not know and

worked Consider the possibility that he was older than you thought. People often lied about their ages, both up and down; moreover, if you determined his age information did not know and

Hi, I know there has been some talk of preserving your own census responses. I would like to present a new dimension to the US Census and ask if anybody knows if this also took place prior to

Hi, I know there has been some talk of preserving your own census responses. I would like to present a new dimension to the US Census and ask if anybody knows if this also took place prior to

Hello List; Thanks to all who corrected me on the naming question. I'm not Jewish myself, and was unaware of the custom. In my own research (Bukovina Szekely), the opposite is true; the first son

Hello List; Thanks to all who corrected me on the naming question. I'm not Jewish myself, and was unaware of the custom. In my own research (Bukovina Szekely), the opposite is true; the first son

The numbers are in... and by the looks of it... the year 2000 has been another banner year for JewishGen, once again, no exception. - Over 42,000 submitters in the JGFF and over 3.3 million searches

The numbers are in... and by the looks of it... the year 2000 has been another banner year for JewishGen, once again, no exception. - Over 42,000 submitters in the JGFF and over 3.3 million searches

As it is quite unusual that a son has the same first name as his father unlike the Gentile custom - junior ), it would be his grandfather, which was and still is quite customary. Tsvi Sinai,

As it is quite unusual that a son has the same first name as his father unlike the Gentile custom - junior ), it would be his grandfather, which was and still is quite customary. Tsvi Sinai,