Does anyone have any idea which Yizkor Book(s) might include the communities of: Meshad/Mosedis Salant Zosla Rumsiskes ? thanks Harvey Kaplan Glasgow, Scotland KAPLAN

Does anyone have any idea which Yizkor Book(s) might include the communities of: Meshad/Mosedis Salant Zosla Rumsiskes ? thanks Harvey Kaplan Glasgow, Scotland KAPLAN

Thanks to Prof. Hirschorn for his advice. The point that he makes at the end of his message, about Yad Vashem and USHMM not being able to provide this information, is exactly the reason why we started

Thanks to Prof. Hirschorn for his advice. The point that he makes at the end of his message, about Yad Vashem and USHMM not being able to provide this information, is exactly the reason why we started

In a message dated 2/16/99 11:28:22 AM Pacific Standard Time, martha@... writes: << There is really no knowing whether people returned to the same place after they had been expelled

In a message dated 2/16/99 11:28:22 AM Pacific Standard Time, martha@... writes: << There is really no knowing whether people returned to the same place after they had been expelled

hello Monty i am >from israel and mad a intensive research in the vilnius archive=20 i reveal recently my mother ancester is >from keidan at list sins 1745 if you want further information please reply

hello Monty i am >from israel and mad a intensive research in the vilnius archive=20 i reveal recently my mother ancester is >from keidan at list sins 1745 if you want further information please reply

Someone just wrote: Actually -- as I already pointed out in the Digest -- Eber has no etymological connection with Abraham! The latter is spelled with aleph, the former with `ayin. There is

Someone just wrote: Actually -- as I already pointed out in the Digest -- Eber has no etymological connection with Abraham! The latter is spelled with aleph, the former with `ayin. There is

The best resource to check would be Alexander Beider's encyclopedic guide to Jewish surnames in the Russian empire. I can't recall the precise name, but it's not far >from that. It was published

The best resource to check would be Alexander Beider's encyclopedic guide to Jewish surnames in the Russian empire. I can't recall the precise name, but it's not far >from that. It was published

Has anyone ever heard of this family >from Poland that moved to Mile End, London late 1860s. His wife was named Millie and had children, Sarah 1867, Solly 1869, Isaac 1871, Maria 1873, Ada 1875,

Has anyone ever heard of this family >from Poland that moved to Mile End, London late 1860s. His wife was named Millie and had children, Sarah 1867, Solly 1869, Isaac 1871, Maria 1873, Ada 1875,

To: Keidan List From: Alan Kadin (kadin@...) 36 Harrier Circle, Rochester, New York 14627 USA Subject: Origin of name 'Kadin'? Date: Feb. 16, 1999 This is my first

To: Keidan List From: Alan Kadin (kadin@...) 36 Harrier Circle, Rochester, New York 14627 USA Subject: Origin of name 'Kadin'? Date: Feb. 16, 1999 This is my first

My father was born in 1932 and grew up in Mexico. His parents immigrated to Mexico >from Poland and Belarus in the 20's. He always assumed he was born in Mexico until very recently he located

My father was born in 1932 and grew up in Mexico. His parents immigrated to Mexico >from Poland and Belarus in the 20's. He always assumed he was born in Mexico until very recently he located

Matt asked about learning more on the culture of his ancestor's shtetl. To learn more about the culture of LIthuania, and hopefully about your shtetl, there are several books I'd recommend. Books

Matt asked about learning more on the culture of his ancestor's shtetl. To learn more about the culture of LIthuania, and hopefully about your shtetl, there are several books I'd recommend. Books