Find A Grave includes this Cemetery and a few photos. I imagine the ones private citizens have taken and uploaded to the site. Worth checking in case you have good luck and yours is among them. Sue G

Could be Fee or Tee, also. Diane Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Take a Self-Paced Class at home on your computer/Device using a downloaded workbook. Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data collections on the revamped JewishGen

Let me clarify. I don't have children myself. I was referring to children of relatives. It's up to their parents what they choose to post. Robert Hanna NYC

See below Is there a protocol for discarding a Jewish stone that might have been made in error and not completed? Perhaps there was a tombstone carver in the area who discarded incomplete/incorrect

I managed to locate the full-size document on-line. Based on the wife's name that I believe is Fannie, I think the initial letter of the ship name is 'F' David rosen, Boston, MA

The person who helped me was Krystyna Duszniak: http://members.optusnet.com.au/~losthistories/ It was a long process, which I had started on my own, but Krystyna was able to help me when things got

Let me add to Bernie's response. In the US, you can upload to FTDNA and MyHeritage but not to 23andme and Ancestry. GEDmatch has been up and running for about a week now. I recommend uploading

Looks like the ship Dee or Off Upla or Ufla to Quebec and then by train to NY. You need to search online for a correct possible ship and then go to stevemorse.org to search the Canadian Passenger

Am looking for descendents of the Potashnick family(s) from Velozhin, Belarus.. My great-grandfather was David Tzvi Potashnick. He was born in Velozhin in 1838. Steve Diamond

It's genteam.at or genteam.eu [they're synonymous], but not genteam.com. Whenever you find a record in the overall search on genteam, it has an icon of a page that leads to "details" of the database/s

If you find an individual on a Detained Persons list, but not on the manifest itself, you can use the list to locate them. The list has a column after the name that indicates where they are located

I found Itsko Yankel SHEPSENVOL among the Belarus Deaths index and am wondering if his father's name Matus could be equated with Moshe Yoneh. Also, what does the private source refer to in this

Thanks for your reply, I'm thinking that by that time (1905) emigration might have been organized, probably by the JCA or Baron Hirsch, as thousands of families came from Besarabia to Argentina. So

Sheri, It's the database of Roman Catholic baptisms. Archdiocese Vienna, parish Waehring, baptism register 1897, folio 165, row

One comment regarding the city Marburg from which the name Morpurgo allegedly is derived. It may not be Marburg in Germany but Marburg in Slovenia, now called Maribor. Slovenia is next door to

In classical Hebrew hiss specifically relates to husbands of two sisters. This a narrower definition than modern usage of the word, as brother-in-law. Best regards Laurent Kassel Moreshet, Israel

Jewish tombstone fragments gathered from a roadbed on the bank of Hook Creek in North Woodmere, Nassau County Hook Creek in North Woodmere, Nassau County, New Yuork was the site of finding a bed

To clarify what Yelena Volk wroteThe Russian Empire included only part of Poland. Galicia, for example, was part of the Austrian/Hapsburg Empire (known in the U.S. as Austria-Hungary). Records from

Michael Headstones don't indicate what the person's name was. Headstones indicate what someone who outlived the person thought that the person's name was. If someone's children died before them and