You might check the discussion archives of the last six months or so. There was a thread about the names Geneshe and Genendel. I've copied one below >from Udi Cain that might partly answer your

To all fellow genners, I wish to appologise for the delay, and extend my thanks to all who responded to my question regarding Yiddish pronounciation. With the start of the Intifiada 2, I was called

I tried to send this message privately to Yoav on the meaning and origins of Genendel but his address did not work. I hope that he will see this on the digest. Ganendel is Genendel. It is a

You might check the discussion archives of the last six months or so. There was a thread about the names Geneshe and Genendel. I've copied one below >from Udi Cain that might partly answer your

To all fellow genners, I wish to appologise for the delay, and extend my thanks to all who responded to my question regarding Yiddish pronounciation. With the start of the Intifiada 2, I was called

I tried to send this message privately to Yoav on the meaning and origins of Genendel but his address did not work. I hope that he will see this on the digest. Ganendel is Genendel. It is a

To users and 'eager readers' of ViewMate... We anticipated that JewishGen's 'eager readers' would be quick to provide feedback to the posted ViewMate requests for assistance. They surely have. There

Stew: Yochwit is Yocheved (w is usually pronounced like an English v), also sometimes known as Yachet or Yettie. Yocheved was Moses' mother. It is not Esther, which comes >from a Persian name for

To users and 'eager readers' of ViewMate... We anticipated that JewishGen's 'eager readers' would be quick to provide feedback to the posted ViewMate requests for assistance. They surely have. There

Stew: Yochwit is Yocheved (w is usually pronounced like an English v), also sometimes known as Yachet or Yettie. Yocheved was Moses' mother. It is not Esther, which comes >from a Persian name for

I am searching for part of my family who went >from Poland and settled in New York City (mainly Brooklyn) around 1900. Geographical links with this family are Poland (including Zlochiv) and New York

May not be strictly genealogy, but for those who keep asking "which is the nearest Underground (tube) station to the the Inter-Continental Hotel?" it is Hyde Park Corner on the (blue)Piccadilly

I am searching for part of my family who went >from Poland and settled in New York City (mainly Brooklyn) around 1900. Geographical links with this family are Poland (including Zlochiv) and New York

May not be strictly genealogy, but for those who keep asking "which is the nearest Underground (tube) station to the the Inter-Continental Hotel?" it is Hyde Park Corner on the (blue)Piccadilly

Searching for any leads to my husband's family, descendants of: Baruch KAISER, Jaroslow Baruch KAISER, lived in Jaroslaw circa 1825 - 1890 had 3 sons, 2 daughters Leon TOEPFER Jaroslaw or

JewishGen has an InfoFile on landsmanschaftn <http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/landshaf.txt > but it is quite out of date and incomplete. When a chairperson of a group dies, there is quite

Searching for any leads to my husband's family, descendants of: Baruch KAISER, Jaroslow Baruch KAISER, lived in Jaroslaw circa 1825 - 1890 had 3 sons, 2 daughters Leon TOEPFER Jaroslaw or

JewishGen has an InfoFile on landsmanschaftn <http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/landshaf.txt > but it is quite out of date and incomplete. When a chairperson of a group dies, there is quite

Jennifer, we have a Pikholz-Gruberg marriage. They lived in Kaczanowka (near Skalat) and had kids around 1880. Israel Pickholtz

Jennifer, we have a Pikholz-Gruberg marriage. They lived in Kaczanowka (near Skalat) and had kids around 1880. Israel Pickholtz