He was the head of the Bet Din of Montreal and represented the Jewish population of Montreal when the then Prince of Wales, Edward the 5th, visited Montreal. Only if Edward V, one of the Princes in

Burt Masnick asked for leads on reabbinical families genealogical material. In my opinion, the best source in English for rabbinical families and their genealogies is Neil Rosenstein's "the Unbroken

He was the head of the Bet Din of Montreal and represented the Jewish population of Montreal when the then Prince of Wales, Edward the 5th, visited Montreal. Only if Edward V, one of the Princes in

Burt Masnick asked for leads on reabbinical families genealogical material. In my opinion, the best source in English for rabbinical families and their genealogies is Neil Rosenstein's "the Unbroken

David Goldman wrote: Without knowing that much about Russian censuses, I can tell you that in my research into US censuses of 1900 and 1910, the very same thing happened in many families. It was the

I have come across similar anomalies in the Population Censuses of England and Wales although I admit the differences in ages were not as great as here. The Census Enumerators could only write down

David Goldman wrote: Without knowing that much about Russian censuses, I can tell you that in my research into US censuses of 1900 and 1910, the very same thing happened in many families. It was the

I have come across similar anomalies in the Population Censuses of England and Wales although I admit the differences in ages were not as great as here. The Census Enumerators could only write down

Two parts of my family had inns in Polish Galicia, east of Nowy Targ, in Jablonka and in Piekelnik. "The Jewish Tavern-keeper in 19th Century Polish Literature" Zalman Shazar Centre, Jerusalem 1986

My TURETSKY great-grandparents owned/ran a tavern or inn in Pinsk, Poland, in the late 1800s and early 1900s. I don't know much about the inns. I do know a story about my great-grandfather throwing

According to my great-aunt Pessel, my great-grandfather Nahum SCHNEEBAUM ran an inn in Pelnatycze, near Jaroslaw. He used to drink with the local priest once a week, but on Saturday nights she had to

Two parts of my family had inns in Polish Galicia, east of Nowy Targ, in Jablonka and in Piekelnik. "The Jewish Tavern-keeper in 19th Century Polish Literature" Zalman Shazar Centre, Jerusalem 1986

My TURETSKY great-grandparents owned/ran a tavern or inn in Pinsk, Poland, in the late 1800s and early 1900s. I don't know much about the inns. I do know a story about my great-grandfather throwing

According to my great-aunt Pessel, my great-grandfather Nahum SCHNEEBAUM ran an inn in Pelnatycze, near Jaroslaw. He used to drink with the local priest once a week, but on Saturday nights she had to

I thank everyone who has been providing input into my recent discoveries. One interesting piece that has not yet been resolved is the fact that all those ZISELMANs were living in Okolovo, which

I thank everyone who has been providing input into my recent discoveries. One interesting piece that has not yet been resolved is the fact that all those ZISELMANs were living in Okolovo, which

Can anyone shed any light on a family by the name of HATFIELD-GREEN who lived in England in the late 1800's? Many thanks, Shana Tova! Judy Wolkovitch 102444.44@...

Can anyone shed any light on a family by the name of HATFIELD-GREEN who lived in England in the late 1800's? Many thanks, Shana Tova! Judy Wolkovitch 102444.44@...

Im looking for info on the GRANOVSKY family, formerly of the Ukraine. Great-grandfather Peter GRANOVSKY left Balta, Ukraine in 1906 for Lafayette, Indiana, where his name was changed to GRANOWSKY. Any

Im looking for info on the GRANOVSKY family, formerly of the Ukraine. Great-grandfather Peter GRANOVSKY left Balta, Ukraine in 1906 for Lafayette, Indiana, where his name was changed to GRANOWSKY. Any