My family name (Seeberg) is relatively rare. It makes genealogy kind of fun, because when I find that name I know it had a good chance of being a relative. Given that, I have found that a majority of

My family name (Seeberg) is relatively rare. It makes genealogy kind of fun, because when I find that name I know it had a good chance of being a relative. Given that, I have found that a majority of

I had always thought that both my mother's and father's parents were Litvaks. My father and his parents and siblings definitely came to the U.S. copies of their naturalization papers. The problem is

I had always thought that both my mother's and father's parents were Litvaks. My father and his parents and siblings definitely came to the U.S. copies of their naturalization papers. The problem is

If you are lucky enough to find the name of the ship that your ancester came to America on, there is a book at the Wayne County Library (in Ft Wayne, Indiana) that has pictures of the ships >from the

If you are lucky enough to find the name of the ship that your ancester came to America on, there is a book at the Wayne County Library (in Ft Wayne, Indiana) that has pictures of the ships >from the

I have some slight differences with these answers. I have a copy of a Passport >from Latvia that states that the bearer and thier family were allowed to leave for a one year period after which they

I have some slight differences with these answers. I have a copy of a Passport >from Latvia that states that the bearer and thier family were allowed to leave for a one year period after which they

Sadly researcher Joseph Tartas ( # 2076) has passed away. I have been passed his research notes on his MICHAELS tree. With some notes on other trees. If anybody has any questions relating to

Sadly researcher Joseph Tartas ( # 2076) has passed away. I have been passed his research notes on his MICHAELS tree. With some notes on other trees. If anybody has any questions relating to

After several months of genealogical hiatus, I am back to business. I have recently been learning HTML, and am very interested in setting up a website for my family tree. Can anyone recommend

I'm at a roadblock. I'm seeking somebody willing to go to a cemetery in the town of Szurte to read the tombstones. This town is between Munkacs & Ungvar. Please contact me. Solomon

After several months of genealogical hiatus, I am back to business. I have recently been learning HTML, and am very interested in setting up a website for my family tree. Can anyone recommend

I'm at a roadblock. I'm seeking somebody willing to go to a cemetery in the town of Szurte to read the tombstones. This town is between Munkacs & Ungvar. Please contact me. Solomon

Goldenberg, Irwin G (#30919) and Alison Jean Frank researching Galati, Romania. Your email bounced. Please contact me regarding Galati research. Sorry to use this forum for a personal request. Ellen

Hello all, May I ask your advise on what kind of equipment should be used to copy and storage old Jewish archives ( digital cameras, scanner, microfilm). We are planning to launch a project on

Ancestors (Benjamin and Mary COHEN) arrived in England in 1873-74 and settled at 4, Ward Street, Wolverhampton. They later moved to Elizabeth Street, Cheatham Hill, Manchester. Question 1: Why would

Although 'Keilah' might be found as an Ashkenazic name, 'Keilah' (or Kehilah) is also a term commonly used by many Sephardim to refer to the synagogue where they attend. In short, the Sephardi

Goldenberg, Irwin G (#30919) and Alison Jean Frank researching Galati, Romania. Your email bounced. Please contact me regarding Galati research. Sorry to use this forum for a personal request. Ellen

Hello all, May I ask your advise on what kind of equipment should be used to copy and storage old Jewish archives ( digital cameras, scanner, microfilm). We are planning to launch a project on