Zalman, I'm curious in what language "GRUSKIN" means "pear." I've understood it's a variant of "GRUSHKY." Thanks, Diane Rabson Boulder, Colorado SEARCHING: Lithunania: GRUSKIN, SEIDEL,

Zalman, I'm curious in what language "GRUSKIN" means "pear." I've understood it's a variant of "GRUSHKY." Thanks, Diane Rabson Boulder, Colorado SEARCHING: Lithunania: GRUSKIN, SEIDEL,

On the first anniversary of our first translationon the Yizkor Book site, we want to make this special announcement. JewishGen's Yizkor Book Project is pleased to announce a new database of victims

I am seeking descendants of Frida WINOGRAD (VINOGRAD) and Yankel SHAPIRO. They had a son Morris and grandson Milton SHAPIRO who were living in NYC in the 1940's They came >from the Grodno Gubernia

Marcia Meyers <marciarthur@...> wrote: Yes, microfilms of the Philadelphia passenger arrival lists and indexes are available at several of the National Archives regional branches. To find

Thanks to all who responded -- I have the translation, which brought me back two more generations, and added several new names to reasearch! //Corin Barsily Goodwin Cupertino, CA

About a year ago, I queried a search firm about obtaining the death recod -to find the name of the parents- of a relative who died in Budapest in 1937; I have the exact date. I was quoted a price of

Dear People, To tell you the truth, ever since I discovered Tracie's old message about Senia Solomonoff, I have wanted to get rid of the set of photocopies I made for her of the articles I

On the first anniversary of our first translationon the Yizkor Book site, we want to make this special announcement. JewishGen's Yizkor Book Project is pleased to announce a new database of victims

I am seeking descendants of Frida WINOGRAD (VINOGRAD) and Yankel SHAPIRO. They had a son Morris and grandson Milton SHAPIRO who were living in NYC in the 1940's They came >from the Grodno Gubernia

Marcia Meyers <marciarthur@...> wrote: Yes, microfilms of the Philadelphia passenger arrival lists and indexes are available at several of the National Archives regional branches. To find

Thanks to all who responded -- I have the translation, which brought me back two more generations, and added several new names to reasearch! //Corin Barsily Goodwin Cupertino, CA

About a year ago, I queried a search firm about obtaining the death recod -to find the name of the parents- of a relative who died in Budapest in 1937; I have the exact date. I was quoted a price of

Dear People, To tell you the truth, ever since I discovered Tracie's old message about Senia Solomonoff, I have wanted to get rid of the set of photocopies I made for her of the articles I

Dear LitvakSIGgers; This is the first of a series of weekly updates on how the All Lithuanian Database (ALD) is coming along. As you are all probably aware we are begining to input the records >from

Dear LitvakSIGgers; This is the first of a series of weekly updates on how the All Lithuanian Database (ALD) is coming along. As you are all probably aware we are begining to input the records >from

It's hard to believe that it has been only one year since the Yizkor Book Project put our first translation on the web. October 6, 1997 was the date we announced the translation of Ivano-Frankivsk

If anyone has any information in their trees of a Leonard RAKOW, born Nov 26 1909 and died Sep 19, 1987 (a long-term resident fo the Bronx, NY) please email me directly (at bzolotar@...). Burt

Although this thread seems to have petered out some days ago, I'd like to add my 2 cents' worth, as my views seem singular. Yes, 25% is a great response to a mass mailing to a sample of the general

It's hard to believe that it has been only one year since the Yizkor Book Project put our first translation on the web. October 6, 1997 was the date we announced the translation of Ivano-Frankivsk