Luc, thank you very much. That is great. I knew that in Moldova they used at some point cyrillic, but that language goes back probably 15 century or so. Did you or anybody else in the group tried

What do readers believe is the best data base for early 1900 passenger records?

my parents and I arrived to Israel 1960, legacy. Can anyone tell me how do I find the records of our arrival including dates and any other relevant information. We got our exit papers in Hungary, I

I found a record of my ggf Nachman Deutsch coming to the United States from Dolhinov (Belarus, Lithuania, Russia) along with one of his young children Chaim Deutsch. Then no additional records at

It is a short form of BRONISLAVA. BrOnja ist a one possibility to be called. And SlAva the second one. With an another stress the word BronjA means armor. And Slava means glory. BRONISLAVA means the

Some records of Jewish soldiers in the Boer War can be found on the SA Jewish Rootsbank database, here: http://www.jewishroots.uct.ac.za/Military.aspx

Dear Barbara, I forget to write : in case this is Laubach, Just change the city in the interface

Dear Barbara, I tried Geneanet without success this is most probably Lembach in Alsace (67), France You can find all the records (birth , marriage , death) via a nice interface :

Dear Genners, There is a database "FBI Case Files" on Fold3. There are two separate pages in that database, as follows: Ester LOEFFELFELD # 40-628 Both pages have the same number. Can

Hello, My g-gm had a brother named Lazar Schwimmer, born 1876, who married Ruchel Berkovits in 1899, in Munkacs. He had a shoe store. Does anyone have knowledge of this family? -Moishe

This profession was very popular just 50 years ago in Poland based Jewish tailoring co-operatives. Today I cannot locate name or definition of the tailor-cutter in Polish dictionaries. If you are

Art, My 2ndGGF, Leon Meyer (b. 1836, Laubach? Lembach?), emigrated from Alsace to the U.S. 1855. His father, Solomon M. Meyer (b. 1798), emigrated in 1859, if I have the correct records. My

I'm delighted that you have added records from Liverpool. It has let me confirm details for many family members. Thanks, Charles Joseph

You may wish to check with your local library as many libraries subscribe to Newspapers.com. You can then access the site for free through the library. You do not have to be at the library to do this.

How kind of you, David. My Weisser/Weiser are from BUCZACZ (today called BUCHACH)a Galician shtetl that belonged to Poland between the World Wars and is today in Ukraine. Per wikipedia: It was in

Hello, Please include the details of Sunday's presentation by Rose Feldamn Thank you, Malka Chosnek

Ellen, yes it's very frustrating. I hope somehow we can both find that missing branch. I see you are researching WEISSMAN/VAYSMAN. Funny, that is my paternal grandmother's mother's maiden name. She

Since the Boer War was fought in South Africa, 1899-1902 you have a time frame for your search. Since I doubt there was British Army recruitment in Lithuania, I would suppose that he immigrated to

Trying to make contact with the family of Charles Lipshitz of chicago who died there in 2017, father of Rabbi Leon M. Lipshitz, married Sheri Linn Neiman, having four children and Deborah, married and

Ryan: FamilySearch.org has placed the digitized images on-line of the microfilmed records from this series of naturalizations. The film has 360 images. 87 of these consist of a single page