A class action lawsuit has been filed against Ancestry.com for their auto-renewal practice without the subscriber’s permission, which is a violation of California law. The suit was moved to federal

I have been advised that Ancestry Library Edition, that during the pandemic has been temporarily expanded to library cardholders working remotely, courtesy of ProQuest and its partner Ancestry.

Yaron, Try: https://genealogyindexer.org/ Free site of historical Eastern European city directories. Regards, Sherri Bobish Princeton, NJ

David, Thank you so much! The Bas-rhin link has been incredibly helpful, although it has raised a number of questions. I have many more volumes to review but I found a marriage record for a Solomon

I believe that more Israelis use MyHeritage for family trees. A couple of years ago, I was able to find a branch of cousins which was amazing....my sister then visited them when she went to Israel.

Michael, is there a link to the list of names? I was unable to locate it. My g.uncle Zachariah (Zac, then Jack) MOSS signed up in Brighton 1901. -- Pieter Hoekstra <sold@...>

Trying to contact the family of Chana, daughter of Dr. Abraham Pinchas. Chana married the son of a Har Nof Rabbi (whose name I am trying to find out)! Chana is one of six siblings - Netanel Uri,

Mt. Sharon is partially indexed by Find-a-Grave: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/45540/mount-sharon-cemetery 23,892 added (64% photographed).My family has a plot there. Lee Jaffe

I have documented my KREINDLER line back to my GG Grandfather, Simon Kreindler, who was born in 1790 in Solotwina, a shtetl in the Austro-Hungarian Empire not far from Stanislawow (today it is

Stewart, Someone kindly sent me one page. It is just the information of her arrival needed for her naturalization. If you see some other information on another page than please do share it with me.

Judi, Eliane Hirschfeld filed naturalization papers in U.S. District Court, Southern Dist. of New York. So far, I've only found an index card on-line. Card has her name (spelled Eliane like on the

Dear Barbara, The record from YVashem is saying : "Mojsze Waiser was born in Buczacz, Poland in 1870. He was a butcher and married to Perel nee Rozenfeld. Prior to WWII he lived in Tarnopol, Poland.

Dear Group I am looking for an early address books (Ksiega Adresowa) of Staniwlawow. These books existed since late 1800s / early 1900s for the big towns in Galicia, e.g. Lwow and Krakow. The only

My father was also in the Jewish Legion, 38th Fusiliers. I was able to get limited information from Avichail on him. There are three out of print interesting books on the Jewish Legion: The Story of

Recently Ancestry announced they were going to eliminate those “small” DNA matches, less than 6 cM. This caused quite a stir in the broader genealogical community. As a result, Ancestry announced

My Heritage announced their Facebook Live Session. No advance registration is required. Simply visit the page when the session is scheduled to start and look out for the live video broadcast at the

Last November, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced through the Federal Register that they intend to increase the request fees charged by them, including for

BPYunes@... asked: "Frank Yunes, one of the Groom's brothers". I was told he was an only child and this is the first I had heard of this." Here are Frank's parents names, according to his 1915

I have been researching my SCHWARZ / SCHWARTZ family from Monasterzyska and Stanislawow (now Ivano-Frankivisk). Two lines in the family present brick walls. I ask for your help, guidance,

I, too, have MEYER ancestors from neat Lembach. I found another Meyer family from Laubach ,a connection that a descendant of that family and I found very exciting, but then I learned from genami.org