I would suggest saving the link along with an actual file and then provide both when requesting a translation. Daniella Alyagon 11 Rav Ashi St, Tel Aviv 6939545, Israel alyagon.genealogy@...

I have two families from Mogilev, in Belarus - Lazarovitch and Fuchs. My great-grandmother Rachel Lazarovitch married Davis Fuchs. They emigrated to England in about 1900. Richard Brett

In JRI-Poland, after I find and click on a record at The Polish State Archives that is immediately available online ... ... what is the trick to printing out that record (or saving it to a file) so

Barbara,Town Snovsk is named after river Snov. But that doesn't sound like Russian word for snow. Snow in Russian is "sneg", in Ukranian and Belarusian - "snig". Mike Vayser

The Belz Bessarabian Sick Beneficial Association section at Har Nebo Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has an extraordinary limestone arch and fence to set off the section. The name of the

these records relate to my great-great-great-great-grandfather (Abraham Icek MANDELBAUM) 1. a marriage with Szprinca KIMEL - which took place in 1873 - record

Has anyone done any research into the Jewish community in Egypt in the 1930s and 1940s? I am trying to find some information on someone who I was told published a newspaper in Egypt in that time

Hi Terry, A number of indexes are available to locate these records: Ancestry.com - paid subscription required Italiangen.org - free Familysearch.org - free Reclaim the Records: free -

Re citations - often, by process of elimination, you can ferret out which citation goes with which information. You can also ask them for copies of the records with the correct archival information

There is a Harry and Mollie Rosen in the 1920 census living in Brooklyn if this helps.

I am trying to learn more about my great grandmother Katharina Rosenstein nee Rattner who was born in Konstantinopel in 1840. She died on 8 February 1905 and she and her husband David Rosenstein ,

This is a longshot, but... My great grandmother's sister, Minnie Fayn from Lithuania, joined her siblings in Glasgow, Scotland, where she married Ruben Levy in 1892. The couple had 2 daughters, one

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)

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