JewishGen's Yizkor Book Project is pleased to announce a new database of victims of the Shoah >from Nuremberg, Germany. Numerous organizations and people cooperated on this project. The U.S.

JewishGen's Yizkor Book Project is pleased to announce a new database of victims of the Shoah >from Nuremberg, Germany. Numerous organizations and people cooperated on this project. The U.S.

Searching GOTTHEINER and GOTTHEIMER (var.) >from Poland - Kepno (Kempen, Prussia), Ostrzeszow (Schildberg), Inowraclaw (Hohensalza), Wroclaw (Breslau), and Trzcianka (Schoenlanke). Collateral

The most comprehensive compilation of prominent rabbis and teachers that I have come across is "Otzar Harabonim" by Rabbi Nathan Zvi Friedman. It is in Hebrew but it includes thousands of names >from

FORWARDED --------- http://www.dbf.state.fl.us/cemeteries/ This is a new Web Site for the Task Force on Abandoned and Neglected Cemeteries. We need your help!! Please visit this site and help

Greeting Jewishgenners, I will be London at the end of October. Are there any archives for passenger lists such as the U.S. has at their branches or National in Washington? My grandfather was said

To : David Goldman From: Stewart Levy In 1979 I spent the summer working in England. I lived with an non jewish English family in Derbyshire. Although they did not know any Jewish people personally

Shalom friends, Somebody that lives in Minsk is willing to help me with my research. She is not common with genealogy and I need to give her directions where and how to look for traces. I really

To Jewishgenners: I am having trouble figuring out the modern-day name of "Charev", Poland (or that's how my father spelled it to me many years ago). Many different variations come up in the

Searching GOTTHEINER and GOTTHEIMER (var.) >from Poland - Kepno (Kempen, Prussia), Ostrzeszow (Schildberg), Inowraclaw (Hohensalza), Wroclaw (Breslau), and Trzcianka (Schoenlanke). Collateral

The most comprehensive compilation of prominent rabbis and teachers that I have come across is "Otzar Harabonim" by Rabbi Nathan Zvi Friedman. It is in Hebrew but it includes thousands of names >from

FORWARDED --------- http://www.dbf.state.fl.us/cemeteries/ This is a new Web Site for the Task Force on Abandoned and Neglected Cemeteries. We need your help!! Please visit this site and help

Greeting Jewishgenners, I will be London at the end of October. Are there any archives for passenger lists such as the U.S. has at their branches or National in Washington? My grandfather was said

To : David Goldman From: Stewart Levy In 1979 I spent the summer working in England. I lived with an non jewish English family in Derbyshire. Although they did not know any Jewish people personally

Shalom friends, Somebody that lives in Minsk is willing to help me with my research. She is not common with genealogy and I need to give her directions where and how to look for traces. I really

To Jewishgenners: I am having trouble figuring out the modern-day name of "Charev", Poland (or that's how my father spelled it to me many years ago). Many different variations come up in the

Dear Colleagues, AVOTAYNU devotes the fourth issue of every year to personal human interest stories. At the same time, we also print a list of family history books that Jewish genealogists have

Greetings, I have been using the Pittsfield archives - however I need information concerning arrival in Philadelphia - both index & passenger list. Is there anywhere else I might find the

Dear Colleagues, AVOTAYNU devotes the fourth issue of every year to personal human interest stories. At the same time, we also print a list of family history books that Jewish genealogists have

Greetings, I have been using the Pittsfield archives - however I need information concerning arrival in Philadelphia - both index & passenger list. Is there anywhere else I might find the