Those dots signify you haven't viewed that entry. Jeri Friedman Florida -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Hi! I know this is an old post but i just joined the message boards. I'm researching my husband's family - Nestelbaum - from Yanow (Janow). I've tried searching endless tips but haven't come across

Three Ditmis Avenue as now exists was built around 2012. -- Deanna Mandel Levinsky -- Deanna M. Levinsky, Long Island, NY

Terry, Steve Morse's site https://stevemorse.org/ contains all the links you'll need to search for NYC marriages, and much more. Some links are for marriage index only, others contain some

Alan, Manifests from that time frame may give you nothing more than his name and the country from which he came. It varied by shipping line at that time. Have you searched using soundex? ZUCKER may

Henry, You can use https://stevemorse.org/census/unified.html to find 3 Ditmas Ave on the Federal census. Since you say they lived at that address in the 1920's, you can try the 1920 and the 1930

My maternal grandfather, Aron Revzin, was from Snovks and emigrated to Chicago in 1913. His parents were Feivish and Chaia Ededl, nee Haykin. Aron's sisters were Baile (Mendel Schulman), Chana (Sam

I recently tried to find FRIEDMANs in Poland in JGFF and found many, but I wanted to grab the data, condense it and sort it by locality or perhaps other things like the person submitting it. This

Just a guess - in the one case, Galicia in Poland, and in the other case, Galicia in Austria Ron Heller

For NY city marriage certificates prior to 1938 and death certificates prior to 1949, you can get a copy at a Mormon Family History Library. They have some kind of legal agreement that prevents them

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Peter, Is it possible that he left a will, or that there is some probate record? Could there have been an obit or death notice in a local newspaper? Regards, Sherri Bobish

Several Jewishgenners have contacted me to say that the first line of my message was missing. I must have been distracted by circumstances here. Anyway, here it is, in it's entirety, again.: You may

Thanks so much, Arlene. This is very helpful. Maybe I can ask you a more particular question. When I last had the Latvian Archives research for me, I was displeased with the way they did their

Looking for family of Klein, Maizi emigrated to Israel from USSR Mukachevo. They are relatives of my cousin Perl Klein Katz. Thank you. Stuart Kaufer

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