Here is a terrific verse I found on a tombstone of Olga Shraybman (in Kishinev Jewish Cemetery): Dear Olga! You are not dead. With that beautiful soul, With that great love to people You live among

I have had my tree on WikiTree since 2014 and find it excellent. It is entirely free and is a worldwide collaborative tree. The profiles will never be deleted. The only drawback I can see re. what

There are no known records of births, deaths, or marriages. There are voter lists in both the Khmelnitski and Vinnisia Archives, as well as several other record sets pertaining to the Jewish

I originally put my family tree on MyHeritage, but when I exceeded the number of entries, I created a family tree on Geni because it was free & unlimited AND so that I could link up with the World

"JewishGen records do not exist in and of themselves, for no reason except documentation. JewishGen records exist to aid people searching for ancestral family, and as such, should, as far as possible,

Before computers helped us organize our genealogical information, there were a variety of numbering systems. I have a couple of old articles in my files from those days. But, since we live in the

I will look into this. I have contributed to Yad Vashem but did not know they archived genealogies. Thank you. Reba Harris Solomon

Thank you as I had not looked into Wikitree. Now at first look it seems to be a collaborative tree, like Genie and I’m looking more for a searchable archive that will remain intact. Reba Harris

It's like buying fenced properly. This is a scandalous decision.

What is Wikitree? I've come across once or twice but wasn't really sure what it is and how it works. I am also interested in the question originally posted. I've done so much research over the years

Hello, Mr.Moishe Tannenbaum, 27th August 2020 I wonder, may I politely ask, did you read Dr Neil Rosenstein's " The Unbroken Chain --THIRD EDITION--chapter nine--page

I am looking for some resources to help me understand what my great-grandfather's life as a young man might have been like in 1870-1880s Tarnopol. He was born in 1875 to Rachmiel LICHTENTHAL, a dealer

A few things: 1- the image is upside-down 2- the black areas look like tape that covers many parts of names. A better image is needed. Upper left section with image right-side up Itzik

Why not check the city directories? Assume he changed it a year before the directory was printed.

I have a (Hebrew) book called "Tel Talpiot: Ha'Ir Belz B'Tifartah" which has a list of 35 tombstones in the Belz cemetery. Feel free to email me privately with the names you are interested in. Shlomo

The city is now called DNIPRO [ Ukraine] originally called Ekaterinoslav [ google] regards

Elusavetgrag in the documents ist now Kirovograg/ Kirovohrad. That is what I can see.

Is it possible to get online access to the english version of: Danzig Jewry 1840-1943: Integration, Struggle, Rescue (Gdańsk, Poland) by Logan Kowaks Ron Peeters Ulvenhout (NL)

For whatever it might be worth: More than 10 years ago, while doing scholarly research (more like archaeological digging) on some statutory history in the Queens County Courthouse Law Library, I

In addition to my reply to Sally (and Daniella) just sent, I would add to Peter Cherna that the JewishGen records do not exist in and of themselves, for no reason except documentation. JewishGen