For those who inquired about taverns in Poland. There is a small book in Hebrew ,printed in Warsaw 1898, written by Yehudah Leib Lipkind (of Borisov) called "HaShetiyya KaDat" all about wine. How

Does anyone know anything about a tavern or inn in Sanok, Poland? Someone onced mentioned that my father's family(NADELSTEICHER) might have owned one. This would be in the early 1900's. Thank

I received a private note >from Jane Lowenkron asking if there were any special tax records in respect of alcohol sales. I've checked again in Suzan Wynne's book, and I can't find anything about tax

For those who inquired about taverns in Poland. There is a small book in Hebrew ,printed in Warsaw 1898, written by Yehudah Leib Lipkind (of Borisov) called "HaShetiyya KaDat" all about wine. How

Does anyone know anything about a tavern or inn in Sanok, Poland? Someone onced mentioned that my father's family(NADELSTEICHER) might have owned one. This would be in the early 1900's. Thank

I received a private note >from Jane Lowenkron asking if there were any special tax records in respect of alcohol sales. I've checked again in Suzan Wynne's book, and I can't find anything about tax

I posted a message a couple of days ago about VELONSKY as an article I have written about the surname has just been published. I have quite a lot of information about Vilonsky and variants. Happy to

I posted a message a couple of days ago about VELONSKY as an article I have written about the surname has just been published. I have quite a lot of information about Vilonsky and variants. Happy to

Where would I write to find records of Silesian cities and towns when they were under German rule? I am specifically looking for 19th century birth, marriage and death records of towns such as:

Where would I write to find records of Silesian cities and towns when they were under German rule? I am specifically looking for 19th century birth, marriage and death records of towns such as:

Vitaly Charny wrote: << compiled and transliterate >from Russian the list of Jewish surnames >from Minsk, Belarus I found in Revision List (Revizhskaya Skazka) 1811. >> Thank you for the list,

Vitaly Charny wrote: << compiled and transliterate >from Russian the list of Jewish surnames >from Minsk, Belarus I found in Revision List (Revizhskaya Skazka) 1811. >> Thank you for the list,

I think that death records are the least reliable of all records. Often, the information is given by a person who is the least distressed and with the least accurate information at the time of the

I think that death records are the least reliable of all records. Often, the information is given by a person who is the least distressed and with the least accurate information at the time of the

In August, we were in Austria and Germany. At the request of a member of H- Sig, I sought out information on his family in Graz. In doing so, I learned that there is a Jewish community in existence

In August, we were in Austria and Germany. At the request of a member of H- Sig, I sought out information on his family in Graz. In doing so, I learned that there is a Jewish community in existence

Ed, In a message dated 9/30/98 6:43:49 PM, you wrote: <<Cecilia came to U.S. in 1882. I have her "Anyakonyvi kivonat" (an original, with her birth date of 1855). This form has her mothers name:

Ed, In a message dated 9/30/98 6:43:49 PM, you wrote: <<Cecilia came to U.S. in 1882. I have her "Anyakonyvi kivonat" (an original, with her birth date of 1855). This form has her mothers name:

Dear Ed, As you probably surmised, the date on the Birth Registry Extract is, normally, insignificant and irrelevant. The only exception is when it provides the audit trail for name changes, such

I've been having a problem with the Goldman family >from Austria or is it Hungary. Half of the census records states Austria, as do some family members and the rest >from Hungary. Some go back and