I did not look at the English part of the stone earlier, so I now want to point out that there is a discrepancy of 2-3 days between the Hebrew and the secular dates. If the 5th of December is correct,

Suggest to them that they can do it anonymously. Instead of using their name, they can make up a name or use initials and you could be the manager of their DNA. Nobody could possibly know who they

Hello Alan, The passport application also says Henry Zucker was naturalized in the US District Court in Brooklyn (Eastern District) on July 24, 1902. I found that record at Ancestry here, in which he

FamilySearch.org and GermanGenealogy.org (or ItalianGen but I don't like their search) are among the most useful sites, although Ancestry is catching up. None are complete, and be aware of

There is a book called They Came from the Haim: History of Manchester Jewry from 1867. This is written by one of my relatives and will cover lots of the topics you are looking for. The Jews school was

I have worked with Yuri Dorn at JHRG (jhrg@...)multiple times. They have found records for multiple sides of my family from all over the Belarus area. Costs are extremely reasonable, however I would

When I began researching my TALALAI in Mogilev some 35 years ago - it took me 2 years to confirm it was Belarus. Everyone I asked tried to convince me it was the Podulsk one, but it did not seem

you need to be more specific about towns -while there is a significant amount of data from the Volyn province there is very little from this district available - one exception is there are over 1000

Good day Janel I will reply in English and then below I will write in French. I looked in the names Project for Latvia which enables you to search for someone who lived in Latvia prewar. All you

I live in Israel. I would like to join the Zoom program but it is in the middle of a holyday week. Not all family history papers are suitable for donation and who would be interested in hand written

Yom Kippur begins Sunday evening. This excerpt from the Yizkor book of Podhajce, Ukraine about the observance of the holiest day of the year needs little introduction other than saying that its

Here lies “For these do I weep; my eye, my eye, is dripping water” upon the passing of my husband and our father, the dear and holy one, who was killed in the 65th year of his life,

Are these records searchable on the JRI-Poland website? Daniella Alyagon 11 Rav Ashi St, Tel Aviv 6939545, Israel alyagon.genealogy@... Researching: ALYAGON (Israel), SHOCHETMAN (Kishinev /

Hi Judy, Randy Schoenberg is the expert here. He is a lawyer with many years of experience in genealogy. Last summer, he gave a webinar on this topic and stated that he never heard of any breach of

In connection with an investigation of a perpetrator of Holocaust crimes in the area of Raseiniai, Lithuania, the Wiesenthal Centre is seeking contact with individuals (survivors or family members)

Have you searched familysearch.org And ancestry.com using phonetic options not exact?? Also, try the NYC databases on stevemorse.org. for birth, marriage, death, and naturalization indexes ,

You can also obtain school records from Manchester City Council's Library and Archive Service where I obtained the attendance records for my family's Abrahams/Abrams children some years ago.

If you are a researcher with an interest in the town of Klimontow, Radom gubernia, Poland, you should be happy to know that we have recently extracted all the parish year records (1810-1825) for Jews

NYC Marriage Certificates are public record up to 1937 and copies can be ordered or gotten in person at the NYC Municipal Archives, 31 Chambers Street in lower Manhattan. First, you should search

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