Seeking advice on name derivation: My GUTSZTEJN (spelled in Polish) family tree goes back to the mid-18th Century in Lomza Gubernia, Poland. I've contacted almost every single Gutstein family listed

I am searching for any information on a family by this name, it could have been spelled differently, but they ended up in Philadelphia in the 1900 time period. I have checked the census, the LDS

Seeking advice on name derivation: My GUTSZTEJN (spelled in Polish) family tree goes back to the mid-18th Century in Lomza Gubernia, Poland. I've contacted almost every single Gutstein family listed

I am searching for any information on a family by this name, it could have been spelled differently, but they ended up in Philadelphia in the 1900 time period. I have checked the census, the LDS

I'm trying to reach Aaron Roetenberg. The address I have for him has bounced. If you can help with an up-to-date address, please respond privately to <rickiz@...> TIA, Ricki Randall

I'm trying to reach Aaron Roetenberg. The address I have for him has bounced. If you can help with an up-to-date address, please respond privately to <rickiz@...> TIA, Ricki Randall

In a recent posting regarding POWs', Valerie Gold mentioned her uncle's five year internment at a POW camp and his name change. All military personnel had "dog tags" and were required to wear them

In a recent posting regarding POWs', Valerie Gold mentioned her uncle's five year internment at a POW camp and his name change. All military personnel had "dog tags" and were required to wear them

I have recently found out that my GGrandfather was buried in Montefiore Cemtery in NY in 1934. The gentleman at the cemetery was kind enough to tell me that the Hungarian-Austrian Congregation of

In a message dated 8/15/98 5:24:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jrw@... writes: << translation as to the firstname of Szapse. The origin is >>from Austria and the Hebrew Name would be Yitzchak.

I have recently found out that my GGrandfather was buried in Montefiore Cemtery in NY in 1934. The gentleman at the cemetery was kind enough to tell me that the Hungarian-Austrian Congregation of

In a message dated 8/15/98 5:24:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jrw@... writes: << translation as to the firstname of Szapse. The origin is >>from Austria and the Hebrew Name would be Yitzchak.

Mark Michaels < Dragon_Michaels@... > does have a toughie here... given the age of the stone, the condition of the weathered lettering, plus trying to render the letters without being able

Mark Michaels < Dragon_Michaels@... > does have a toughie here... given the age of the stone, the condition of the weathered lettering, plus trying to render the letters without being able

I had unsubscribed before I went on Louis' trip and resubscribed when I got back. I had heard of the change but had trouble finding how to re- subscribe. Once I found it though, I am getting the

I had unsubscribed before I went on Louis' trip and resubscribed when I got back. I had heard of the change but had trouble finding how to re- subscribe. Once I found it though, I am getting the

fyi Price Library of Judaica George A. Smathers Libraries University of Florida Current Serials List http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/cm/PLJserials.html -- Bernard I. Kouchel <koosh@...>

fyi Price Library of Judaica George A. Smathers Libraries University of Florida Current Serials List http://www.uflib.ufl.edu/cm/PLJserials.html -- Bernard I. Kouchel <koosh@...>

my pgggf was Philip (Phillip?) Schrager >from Iasi, Romania. I was told he went to Palestine to die -- this would probably have been c. 1910. Is there any way to look up deaths this early >from

my pgggf was Philip (Phillip?) Schrager >from Iasi, Romania. I was told he went to Palestine to die -- this would probably have been c. 1910. Is there any way to look up deaths this early >from