In response to previous discussion. The name Koch is a common Jewish family name in Alsace (Elzas), now north-east France, previously German (prior to WW1). Many Alsace Jews also settled in adoining

Do anybody recognize following names, which are belonging to two different branches of my family tree? 1. Julie (Jolan) WEISZ married ? MERDLER. children: Henry, Oscar, Louis & Joseph 2. Jeanette

In response to previous discussion. The name Koch is a common Jewish family name in Alsace (Elzas), now north-east France, previously German (prior to WW1). Many Alsace Jews also settled in adoining

Do anybody recognize following names, which are belonging to two different branches of my family tree? 1. Julie (Jolan) WEISZ married ? MERDLER. children: Henry, Oscar, Louis & Joseph 2. Jeanette

Are there any Jewishgenners out there in Manchester England, specifically in the Prestwich area, who can direct me to GOODMANs who came to Manchester at the beginning of the century? As I have written

Are there any Jewishgenners out there in Manchester England, specifically in the Prestwich area, who can direct me to GOODMANs who came to Manchester at the beginning of the century? As I have written

I am looking for relatives of my grandfather Reuben LEVINS >from New York. Reuben was the second of four children of Lev LEVINSKY and Malke, whose last name meant "sunshine". Samuel b. 1898, Reuben

I am looking for relatives of my grandfather Reuben LEVINS >from New York. Reuben was the second of four children of Lev LEVINSKY and Malke, whose last name meant "sunshine". Samuel b. 1898, Reuben

I am looking for relatives of my ggf Abraham SAKHNIN, >from Israelovka, Ukraine, including descendants of his sister Gitl LOSHKIN and his cousin Lydia GROMOVA. The LOSHKINs settled in Siberia. The

I am looking for relatives of my ggf Abraham SAKHNIN, >from Israelovka, Ukraine, including descendants of his sister Gitl LOSHKIN and his cousin Lydia GROMOVA. The LOSHKINs settled in Siberia. The

My father's paternal grandmother was named something that translated into "sunshine". Anyone have any idea what that might have been? Her name was Malke. She died in NYC in the early1920's. My father

My father's paternal grandmother was named something that translated into "sunshine". Anyone have any idea what that might have been? Her name was Malke. She died in NYC in the early1920's. My father

Does anyone know any LEVINEs >from Winnipeg, Canada? My father just told me that they were >from Israelovka, Ukraine--the same shtetl as my great- grandmother, and were in touch just after the

Does anyone know any LEVINEs >from Winnipeg, Canada? My father just told me that they were >from Israelovka, Ukraine--the same shtetl as my great- grandmother, and were in touch just after the

Dear JewishGenners- I am writing to share with you all a success story that would not have been possible without JewishGen and, especially, the incredible help of a subscriber named Naomi

Dear JewishGenners- I am writing to share with you all a success story that would not have been possible without JewishGen and, especially, the incredible help of a subscriber named Naomi

I, too, have had (am having?) a problem with Passenger Lists. My Grandmother sailed to New York >from Port Antonio, Jamaica, on a United Fruit Company ship. Family tradition says that it was

I, too, have had (am having?) a problem with Passenger Lists. My Grandmother sailed to New York >from Port Antonio, Jamaica, on a United Fruit Company ship. Family tradition says that it was

To:Editorial Board From:Allen B. Saxe Date:Oct.3,1998 Subject: Mir Yeshiva (1910-1920) My father Moshe SCHARJA of Janow,Poland near Bialystok attended the Mir Yeshiva sometime during the period

To:Editorial Board From:Allen B. Saxe Date:Oct.3,1998 Subject: Mir Yeshiva (1910-1920) My father Moshe SCHARJA of Janow,Poland near Bialystok attended the Mir Yeshiva sometime during the period