Following the lead of the esteemed Leon Taranto I can further direct you to www.Geni.com and the many data entries and family trees associated with the name Alhadeff. Geni also adapted a Project

And generally, you use a carriage for a newborn or very young baby. Once they learn to sit up, they “graduate” to a stroller, where they can see what’s going on (and which is much easier to

I don't have any information about searching for those records but my family is RAND/ROND from Lithuania. I had 2 great-aunts with those names but one emigrated in 1890 and the other was born in

Subject: New Class - Research Your Roots Using JewishGen -- November 30 to December 19, 2020 Do you need an organized path to research your roots using the updated JewishGen website and

In R. Wonder's book "Elef Margolios", chapter 3 p. 34 he lists Rav Yosef Yoska Margolios av beis din Zbarazh, and writes that he signed beis din documents in Czortkov between 5566-5572

I am researching the ROND family from Radviliskis, Kelme, and Seda, Lithuania. Members of this family emigrated to the United States 1890-1913 and settled n Philadelphia (RAND family) and Baltimore

I've posted a vital record in Russian (previously incorrectly posted as Polish) for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

On this picture is my cousin Fima Blindes. I identified this group as scout group. But could it be a political organisation? As the Hashomer Hatzaïr, or the Betar. It don't think so, but just to be

I discovered in the 1951 Bialystok Yizkor Book a picture of my great-uncle Lowa Blindes. It's a Poale Zion meeting. I have the original of this picture. Is there, by any chance, a possibility to know

Not really. In a stroller, the baby sits upright and usually facing forward. In a carriage, the baby lies down. The difference isn't just size. It's more like the difference between a chair and a

I've posted a vital record that I think is in Polish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I have posted three records in Russian from the 1897 Census for Samgorodok, and would like to know the complete translation of each page: 1. Page 130 of the 1897 Census for Samgorodok. The census

Daniel, My grandfather, Naftuli Miller, aka Antonin Muller, was forced to "volunteer" to the French Foreign Legion during WWII as pre-condition to his entry into the country with his Czechoslovakian

Here is a document about the arrival of the Wilczynski family in Montevideo, 1948.

The Alhadeff surname is most closely associated with the Jews of Rhodes, a community that likely neared about 5,000 at its zenith and was virtually wiped out by the Germans during the Shoah when they

Would appreciate a source for WWII era railway line maps for Eastern and Central Europe.I've seen the German ones from Research Gate. Thanks, Irv Goldfein

And the winner is... Lyduokiai! AKA Nidoki, Liduokiai, Liduokyay, Lyduokių, Lyduokliai It's listed in the JewishGen Gazeteer, not in the Jewish Communities Database. A tiny village 8 miles from

Regarding the wedding ring on the man's left hand: years ago, when my daughter became engaged, my uncle offered her the wedding rings of his parents (my grandparents). Inside were inscribed two

...that's in the 1910 Manhattan census... not born in Manhattan...actually indexed as born in Austria... Mary Henderson Virus-free. www.avast.com

Hello Elena, I've posted a picture of my great-grandmother and my great-aunt Roza Gartstein on ViewMate at the following address: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88526.