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

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

I have come across a Joseph SAMPSON in my late wife's family. He was married to Dinah SOLOMON and at his daughter's marriage on 4 November 1868 he is described as deceased. His daughter was Rose

I have come across a Joseph SAMPSON in my late wife's family. He was married to Dinah SOLOMON and at his daughter's marriage on 4 November 1868 he is described as deceased. His daughter was Rose

Howard: Your story was interesting and very moving; thank you for sharing it with us. In response to your query about the spelling of "muzzah," I just can't resist quipping: "Wish they were all as

Howard: Your story was interesting and very moving; thank you for sharing it with us. In response to your query about the spelling of "muzzah," I just can't resist quipping: "Wish they were all as

"Beadle" is an old-fashioned English word originally denoting a minor official -- often a/k/a "sexton" -- who kept order in a church. He was roughly the equivalent of the synagogue's so-called

"Beadle" is an old-fashioned English word originally denoting a minor official -- often a/k/a "sexton" -- who kept order in a church. He was roughly the equivalent of the synagogue's so-called

I had personally not been aware of Klaipeda being used a a departure Port. But Ann Rabinowitz is visiting me and has been telling me of work she is doing with Danish records, and it seems likely that

I had personally not been aware of Klaipeda being used a a departure Port. But Ann Rabinowitz is visiting me and has been telling me of work she is doing with Danish records, and it seems likely that

In reply to Norman Feldman, I am not aware of people leaving >from Klaipeda (Memel) directly for America, although some ships may have left there for other ports. Some of my relatives >from Dorbian

Klaipeda in Lithuania used to be called, I believe, Memel. As such, it was at various times in East Prussia (Germany) and was one of the claims made by Hitler as an excuse for his Eastward aggression.