Subject: Translation Project is one year old From: Martin Kessel <mkessel@...> It's hard to believe that it has been only one year since we put our first Yizkor Book translation on the web.

Subject: Translation Project is one year old From: Martin Kessel <mkessel@...> It's hard to believe that it has been only one year since we put our first Yizkor Book translation on the web.

myrabokpg@... wrote: <snip> Me, too, please. I seem to have missed that post, but I have been unable to trace any of my family >from Mogilev/Orsha and would appreciate any help I can get,

myrabokpg@... wrote: <snip> Me, too, please. I seem to have missed that post, but I have been unable to trace any of my family >from Mogilev/Orsha and would appreciate any help I can get,

MBernet@... wrote on Thu, 8 Oct 1998 18:52:05 EDT: Honestly I don't wish to take this thread much further but what Michael says doesn't stands for Hungarian, Slovak and Brazilian Jews.

MBernet@... wrote on Thu, 8 Oct 1998 18:52:05 EDT: Honestly I don't wish to take this thread much further but what Michael says doesn't stands for Hungarian, Slovak and Brazilian Jews.

I am looking for any information on a BAUER family that emigrated from Odessa area (possibly Bessarabia) in 1886. The BAUERs ended up in the colonies of the Jewish Alliance in the late 1880s in the

I am looking for anyone who can put me in touch with family of Ludwig ROSENSTEIN who lived in Philadelphia in 1966. Also searching the following names >from Maerkisch Friedland CRONHEIM, KRONHEIM,

I am interested in hearing >from an JewishGenner who lives in Vienna. Please email me privately. Jeff Cymbler jcymbler@...

I am looking for any information on a BAUER family that emigrated from Odessa area (possibly Bessarabia) in 1886. The BAUERs ended up in the colonies of the Jewish Alliance in the late 1880s in the

I am looking for anyone who can put me in touch with family of Ludwig ROSENSTEIN who lived in Philadelphia in 1966. Also searching the following names >from Maerkisch Friedland CRONHEIM, KRONHEIM,

I am interested in hearing >from an JewishGenner who lives in Vienna. Please email me privately. Jeff Cymbler jcymbler@...

Hi I'm researching the KRAMRISCH family, known to have come to Bradford, UK,= born circa 1805) and also Jacob (Jack) KRAMRISCH born 1862 (a cousin of some sort to my GGF) who settled in

Hi I'm researching the KRAMRISCH family, known to have come to Bradford, UK,= born circa 1805) and also Jacob (Jack) KRAMRISCH born 1862 (a cousin of some sort to my GGF) who settled in

In the early 1950's, there was an accidnet on the Long Island Railroad in which 72 persons were killed. Most newspaper libraries should have some record of the extensive coverage of that

In the early 1950's, there was an accidnet on the Long Island Railroad in which 72 persons were killed. Most newspaper libraries should have some record of the extensive coverage of that

Klein is probably the most common Jewish name in Hungary. But I'll add what I know about my paternal ancestors, which is not much. My grandfather, David Klein, was probably born in Kassa (now Kosice,

Klein is probably the most common Jewish name in Hungary. But I'll add what I know about my paternal ancestors, which is not much. My grandfather, David Klein, was probably born in Kassa (now Kosice,

Dear H-siggers, Someone sent me a link to a Web Page about Poland. I only thought of looking at it because it had the words "Austrian Ancestors". The complete title is "Russian, German, and Austrian

Deborah Z. wrote: Debora - I posted the original inquiry because the town Hanus falva turned up as the birthplace in 1809 of my ggggf, Moses Huebschman. I received various suggestions as to the