Dear Carole and listers I also thank you for letting everyone know about the up-dated Hamburg lists. I found the listings for my great-grandmother and my father's oldest aunt, as well as my

Dear Carole and listers I also thank you for letting everyone know about the up-dated Hamburg lists. I found the listings for my great-grandmother and my father's oldest aunt, as well as my

I remember my grandmother and mother made a Kreplach dish that the called Shaltinosis. My grandmother came >from Shlutsk. Kovna gubernya in about 1886. This was a heavy kreplach filled with cheese,

I remember my grandmother and mother made a Kreplach dish that the called Shaltinosis. My grandmother came >from Shlutsk. Kovna gubernya in about 1886. This was a heavy kreplach filled with cheese,

Fwd: Re: A Little Help with the Hebrew please (Re: Bolekhov Yizkor Book) Just a quick note to thank everyone for the prompt and helpful responses. We're all set now. I'll update the web page in a

Fwd: Re: A Little Help with the Hebrew please (Re: Bolekhov Yizkor Book) Just a quick note to thank everyone for the prompt and helpful responses. We're all set now. I'll update the web page in a

Dear Adam and List -- Thank you for your reply. You are so right -- your guess is as good as mine. I am just thinking, that the 1920 census was taken shortly after Latvia became an independent

Dear Adam and List -- Thank you for your reply. You are so right -- your guess is as good as mine. I am just thinking, that the 1920 census was taken shortly after Latvia became an independent

You needn't be embarrassed, Judith. We were all beginners once and made similiar mistakes! That is one of the reasons why it is very constructive to join a local genealogy group! Martha Lev-Zion in

Dear Andrea and all others, Andrea Vangor wrote: believe of Riga I don't know about a shtetl with such a name in Latvia, but there are one named Krozhi or Krozhe in Russian (Kraziai in Lithuanian

You needn't be embarrassed, Judith. We were all beginners once and made similiar mistakes! That is one of the reasons why it is very constructive to join a local genealogy group! Martha Lev-Zion in

Dear Andrea and all others, Andrea Vangor wrote: believe of Riga I don't know about a shtetl with such a name in Latvia, but there are one named Krozhi or Krozhe in Russian (Kraziai in Lithuanian

Ms Starkman wrote to Mr. Heschel: Thank you for your kind efforts on behalf of the 85% of American Jewish genealogists who eventually trace their ancestry to Eastern Europe. Perhaps Ms. Bruckenheimer

Ms Starkman wrote to Mr. Heschel: Thank you for your kind efforts on behalf of the 85% of American Jewish genealogists who eventually trace their ancestry to Eastern Europe. Perhaps Ms. Bruckenheimer

Dear Genners, I thought I would respond to Richard May's letter this way, rather than privately, because there are probably a lot of people who would like to get NJ vital records. It's not that hard

Dear Genners, I thought I would respond to Richard May's letter this way, rather than privately, because there are probably a lot of people who would like to get NJ vital records. It's not that hard

For ships arriving in New York >from foreign ports see < http://www cimorelli.com >. Phillip Silverman Culver City, CA

For ships arriving in New York >from foreign ports see < http://www cimorelli.com >. Phillip Silverman Culver City, CA

I have posted two pictures (VM 116-117) of a man whose head covering I find interesting. I would be pleased to hear >from anyone with any insight concerning these pictures. Richard I. Schoen Falls

I have posted two pictures (VM 116-117) of a man whose head covering I find interesting. I would be pleased to hear >from anyone with any insight concerning these pictures. Richard I. Schoen Falls