I had my family researched by the State Archives about 14 years ago. I even picked up my results in person at the Archives office in Riga. Recently I found out that my father had another sister who

My favorite game of phonetic whack-a-mole. Here are some things I've used. Anna and Belle KOBB immigration at Ellis Island. Could not find it using existing Ellis Island search engine in 2010. Using

I’m not sure how to send messages. Hope this works. Ruth -- Ruth Chernia Toronto, Canada searching for TSCHERNIA of Copenhagen, Denmark, & Genichesk, Kherson Oblast,

Are there any revision lists for Bershad or Ladyzhyn, Vinnitsa (spouse’s family) or for Genichesk, Kerson (my family)? My husband’s grandfather Aaron SHKOLNIK left Ukraine for Canada in 1909; my

Ilya yes very important thank you We have just such a project underway - it is a massive undertaking and we are exploring the best way to get what we have completed posted online with periodic

HI Moishe, did you get a response to your message of 8/28/06 on a family tree of the Radomsk dynasty? I would like the same. Thanks

For the bride’s two given names, the given name on the record was likely spoken to the registrar or officiant and is spelled phonetically. The spelling of the given name on the bride’s signatory

I'm not sure I can answer your question, but I have a large family group from Zhitomir. I didn't see your email address; please email me at staubmolly@... Molly Staub

Richard, Try searching Kaunas here: https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/Search.asp Next step is to look at the towns listed on the Kaunas page as being within a 30 mile radius. Hopefully you will

Dear Rich (if I may), An Apostille is, essentially an internationally accepted form of notarisation. Since different states and countries require various levels of authentication for notarisation

Both of my grandmother's had the same residency that you mention. They were from Russia but their next stop in traveling was Bucharest, Romania. They listed that as there last known address. Your

On October 18, 2020, at 1:30 pm, genealogist Joel Spector will virtually present “The Krakovsky Documents: JewishGen's Ukraine Research Division Project: Transliteration, Preservation, and Addition

My apologies, when writing up the history I incorrectly stated that the 2017 regulations on embargo periods and whom may access the records without the embargo period which went into effect in 2018

there are a number of birth records available but no hits on Borokhovitch no metric records are posted on Alex K for this period However there are revision lists: Kherson district [ ed. | ed. code

there are a few hits on this on the JG universal search - but no other files posted by Alex K available Gary Pokrassa gpokrassa@... Data Acquisition Director Ukraine Research Division JewishGen.org

Could someone please translate this back of photo message which we think was written in Paris. Also what language is it written in. Many thanks in anticipation. Debby Myers Myers.debby@...

Sometimes - especially if you are using US records, search for a child with his/her parents and siblings in the appropriate location with no surname at all. If you know for example that a child was

Hi David (Selig) For the time in question you have too look at the tables annuelles rather than the tables decennales. Because there are no tables decennales for this years, but only tables

If the name isn't "son of Morris," it could be Morozov or Morosoff (which actually means frost). A website I looked at suggested Moryson and Moritsan as possible alternatives, indicating that these

Are you researching in Northeast Indiana? The Northeast Indiana Jewish Genealogy Society would like to invite you to “Meet Your Mishpocha” at our upcoming virtual event on Sunday, October 18th at