Regarding a message posted in the Digest for October 5, 1998 forwarded by to Jewishgen as a courtesy. The forwarding writer does not know the poster Drew Techner. << Hello. My name is Drew Techner.

Regarding a message posted in the Digest for October 5, 1998 forwarded by to Jewishgen as a courtesy. The forwarding writer does not know the poster Drew Techner. << Hello. My name is Drew Techner.

I have 7 Polish birth documents >from around Chelm. A very kind Jgenner translated the documents for me. However they do not appear to be of my family,and so I would like to send them to any jenner

I have 7 Polish birth documents >from around Chelm. A very kind Jgenner translated the documents for me. However they do not appear to be of my family,and so I would like to send them to any jenner

MBernet@... wrote: * My Dutch founding father, originating >from Oestinghausen(Prussia) had at the "naamsaanneming" in 1812-the Napoleon edict on the adoption of a family name-a daughter named

MBernet@... wrote: * My Dutch founding father, originating >from Oestinghausen(Prussia) had at the "naamsaanneming" in 1812-the Napoleon edict on the adoption of a family name-a daughter named

Tracie - On your signature on your success story (congratulations!!), you have SCHNEIDER >from Kiev. I also have SCHNEIDER ancestors >from Kiev - Abraham and Ida SCHNEIDER (SNYDER) owned a tavern

Joseph Goldschmidt wrote: To which Werner Cohn replied: Perfectly correct, except that "Vetter" is only for a male cousin, a second cousin, female, would be: "Base zweiten Grades." Personally, I

Baron is a fairly common forename for Jewish men. Is it uniquely so or do non-Jews also have that name? I'm wondering that if one comes across that name in one's research can one assume that the

Is there a volume of Pinkhas hakehillot for the part of Bukovina that is now in the Ukraine? Madelyn Travis travis@...

Tracie - On your signature on your success story (congratulations!!), you have SCHNEIDER >from Kiev. I also have SCHNEIDER ancestors >from Kiev - Abraham and Ida SCHNEIDER (SNYDER) owned a tavern

Joseph Goldschmidt wrote: To which Werner Cohn replied: Perfectly correct, except that "Vetter" is only for a male cousin, a second cousin, female, would be: "Base zweiten Grades." Personally, I

Baron is a fairly common forename for Jewish men. Is it uniquely so or do non-Jews also have that name? I'm wondering that if one comes across that name in one's research can one assume that the

Is there a volume of Pinkhas hakehillot for the part of Bukovina that is now in the Ukraine? Madelyn Travis travis@...

goes back to the late 18th - early 19th centuries. ==some text deleted for brevity== the aforementioned towns or region of Slovakia, please do contact one of us, through H-Sig or privately. We'll

goes back to the late 18th - early 19th centuries. ==some text deleted for brevity== the aforementioned towns or region of Slovakia, please do contact one of us, through H-Sig or privately. We'll

I am searching for my cousin, whose maiden name was Pelsa STEINER. She lived in Paris in the early 1950's. I do not know if she's married, single, alive or dead. Her mother was probably a ROSENBAUM,

I am searching for my cousin, whose maiden name was Pelsa STEINER. She lived in Paris in the early 1950's. I do not know if she's married, single, alive or dead. Her mother was probably a ROSENBAUM,

I have hit a "brick wall" trying to locate the last of my MOED g-grandfather's 8 children/families. Lena MOED (b.ca 1895 in Odessa) married-in NY- Joe SCHWARTZ & had 3 children: Paul, Irving & Hilda.

I have hit a "brick wall" trying to locate the last of my MOED g-grandfather's 8 children/families. Lena MOED (b.ca 1895 in Odessa) married-in NY- Joe SCHWARTZ & had 3 children: Paul, Irving & Hilda.