Willesden Jewish Cemetery After five years of conservation and research, Willesden Jewish Cemetery will reopen to the public on 7 September. It had received a 1.7 M £ funding from the national

Hi all, I’m seeking someone who can visit on my behalf the Polish State Archive in Przemyśl. I need to obtain scans of certain notary records which aren’t published or accessible online. The

Many libraries have an arrangement with the Times for free access to the electronic edition that can be renewed. One library I'm a member of has 72-hour access, another has just 24-hour access. You

In 1905 my grandfather came to NYC from Brest-Litovsk. In a letter to my future grandmother who was still in Russia, he wrote, "Now I am learning to be a cutter and designer, that is a "zakroyshtsik"

Yad Vashem has posted a recorded lecture: Conscripted Slaves: Hungarian Jewish Forced Laborers on the Eastern Front. It is free to view. A recording of a special discussion about Jewish forced

Hi, I have now posted the other image. It is on ViewMate at the following address https://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?Loc=A&ID=84968 Please respond using the online

Hi to all members of the Discussion Groups. I and many of my Polish researchers here in Melbourne have recently noticed that links in the JewishGen lists for sources of Polish records no longer has a

Hello!My name is Sandra Lion and I'm from Argentina. My mother is trying to get the Polish citizenship from his dad, who came from Poland in 1923, when he was 5 years old. He came with his mother and

I'm sending this again because I forgot a hashtag. I know very little about my father's side of my tree. Until relatively recently I only knew the names of my father, his siblings, their parents and

I realize it is a different community, but you might want to check with the The Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage (http://www.thesam.org/) to see if they have any ideas for you. Susan

I have been trying to find the microfilm copy of the marriage record for my wife's great grandparents Chayim Nachman Oguz, from Paberze, and Mindel Katsman in 1899. I seem to have found it on the ALD

I took a look at the site but I'm not sure where to post my query there. I have a close DNA cousin whose family was from Moscow. He knows that his grandmother was an Okun, my maternal line, and that

I'm in Culver City. I read Cyrillic, though handwritten can be challenging. I studied Russian. I can catch some words in Ukrainian. Unfortunately I'm no help with Hebrew or Yiddish written in

I came across a 1906 database of voters in Zv., but was only looking for Kagans. Nevertheless, that was productive because I found some cousins. Apparently there's a lot of material in greater

Ancestry announced, in partnership with ProQuest, they are making their Ancestry Library Edition available during the pandemic. The Ancestry Library Edition is available in the U.S., the U.K.,

Stephen Katz said he could not read the NY Times article since he is not a subscriber. The NYTimes permits up to 5 free articles per month, I am also not a subscriber but I do use my 5 freebees each

Ancestry is making their collection of US yearbooks free access through August 27, 2020 at 11:59PM ET. If you try to access other than the featured collection during the free period or the featured

Hi all: https://csindexing.com/romsig.php In the Crowd Sourced Indexing Project, the Dorohoi Cemetery has been completed. Also Herta Births 1928-29 has been completed. Can anyone shed some light

She could have been naturalized under her father's naturalization. After age of 18 she could applied for citizenship herself. With law changes in the 1920s, she could not get naturalization through

VM84954 In Russian: 10. Состоялось в городе Лодзь 9-го (22-го) января 1908-го года, в 10 часов утра, явился местный равин