Dear Louis and all, Wouldn't it make sense to list all places >from where Yad Vashem has the deportation lists and publish them, asking for volunteers who would be willing to captain them and their

I recently send a message to the H-sig requesting volunteers to become project leaders in the important task of inputting deportation lists into a Jewishgen searchable database. At this time the

The following message was sent to Litvak SIG. Please respond privately to Mike Cohen: The Jewish Telegraph newspaper with editions in Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and Scotland, offers a FREE service

Dear Louis and all, Wouldn't it make sense to list all places >from where Yad Vashem has the deportation lists and publish them, asking for volunteers who would be willing to captain them and their

I recently send a message to the H-sig requesting volunteers to become project leaders in the important task of inputting deportation lists into a Jewishgen searchable database. At this time the

The following message was sent to Litvak SIG. Please respond privately to Mike Cohen: The Jewish Telegraph newspaper with editions in Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and Scotland, offers a FREE service

Has anyone had any experience with the records listed at www.avotaynu.com/lithuanialist.htm ? I am especially interested to know in what language the records are written, and how legible they are,

Has anyone had any experience with the records listed at www.avotaynu.com/lithuanialist.htm ? I am especially interested to know in what language the records are written, and how legible they are,

I spoke to our principal liaison at the Family History Department as to the discrepancy between the information posted the Avotaynu site and the official Family History Library Catalog. The answer is

I spoke to our principal liaison at the Family History Department as to the discrepancy between the information posted the Avotaynu site and the official Family History Library Catalog. The answer is

I have scanned and posted old maps of these counties (c. 1900) at the following URls: http://webhome.idirect.com/~spirop/szatmar.jpg http://webhome.idirect.com/~spirop/zemplen.jpg Large chunks of

Dear H-siggers, I'm glad to announce you, that a complete survey of Isaszeg Jewish cemetery is up now and ready to be rewiewed. Some of the Fam.names

I have scanned and posted old maps of these counties (c. 1900) at the following URls: http://webhome.idirect.com/~spirop/szatmar.jpg http://webhome.idirect.com/~spirop/zemplen.jpg Large chunks of

Dear H-siggers, I'm glad to announce you, that a complete survey of Isaszeg Jewish cemetery is up now and ready to be rewiewed. Some of the Fam.names

If you are interested in helping with a Bereg County genealogy project of general interest to the H-SIG list involving translation and transcription into a database of archive metrical material

If you are interested in helping with a Bereg County genealogy project of general interest to the H-SIG list involving translation and transcription into a database of archive metrical material

I attempted to access the listed address. It was rejected. Can anyone help? Thank you. Marilyn Abigt Fallbrook, CA

I my earlier posting I stated that many popular Yiddish names did not have meanings or translations, Paul Wolf was kind enough to point out that Shprintza - one of the examples I gave might have come

I just received a Soc. Sec -5 form for a relative, but instead of the usual photocopy, it was a computer printout, (called a Numident) with a letter stating that they are converting fully to this

Zeev or Zev can also be Velvel, Elster is probably Esther which usually has no connection with Rosa or Rivkah in itself. It is however possible that she had two names i.e. Esther Rivka - and so it