Hi genners, Today I am looking for information on Leah Bluma (Lillian) Leavitt PRIOR to her marriage to Abraham Krasnowsky. She was born around 1835 in Russia, married Abraham 1870 in Russia,

I have just found some relatives that were born in Paris probably in 1929 and 1930. May I find these records, or are they within the 100 year rule for births? They left and went to Budapest sometime

Magda, here is how I would approach it. Use the one-to-many BETA tool. Search and then click twice on the sort arrows for the Autosomal Longest column. This will sort the data so the longest

I find MyHeritage great for searching for family in the U.K. I have also made contact with distant cousins via the site who were not on Ancestry. There are times information shows up differently than

A very unscientific search of the surname HANS on Family Search showed that the name is particularly common in Germany and Scandanavia. However, it's not that unusual in Hungary. Not surprising since

Hi Dani, You know, I didn't even think about that! I've been using computers since the days of bulletin boards (before the Internet) and MS DOS (before Windows), so it just never crosses my mind.

Sherri, Yes this is absolutely my family! My mother was Pearl. I also checked the census and saw it was the exact same address. I have called and left messages for my elderly holocaust survivor

Looking for anything I can find about Donald Wolf…….birth, marriage, wife’s name, children, grandchildren, death of his mother ????? Morty Wellen (I.D. 701431) Montreal, Canada

The only benefit I've derived from a My Heritage subscription is the ability to connection with a few Israeli and European researchers who helped me to locate missing relatives in Europe. My Heritage

I am looking for travel information for Rose Friedson and could not find anything on Ancestry. She was born in Gardner, Massachusetts, in 1913. Rose was living in New York City around 1933 when she

Me having 17% of the DNA have to be have to be my grandfathers father , and i don't know who it was , hoping some match dna will answer that , but so far have nothing .

Yaron, shalom, As Portuguese is my mother tongue, I thought I could help to verify, but the link didn't open. All the best, Judite Orensztajn, Givatayim, Israel

Family Tree Maker does all of this. (Plus syncs with Ancestry but you said you didn't care.) I have a number of trees, two main ones and about a half dozen research trees. -- Jeff Goldner Researching

Judith, My family is from Iasi, Romania, In the 19th century, they used patronymics as surnames, e.g. Isaac son of Abraham, Jacob son of Isaac. Perhaps occasionally, the "son of" part was

I have been unable to locate any information about this shtetl. Some have suggested Kosow (with spelling variations) On the excerpts from two ship's manifest pages I have attached it sure look like

In one record from Kovel that a researcher found for me my great grandfather Itzhak David appeared as Izhuk

I started with Ancestry and later subscribed to MyHeritage. Sometimes, I'll find something on My Heritage that I didn't find on Ancestry (although it may have been there and I missed it). But there's

It is not considered appropriate to call attention to the conversion status of a Jew by using the Avinu (or Imeinu). At this point in time, he/she is a Jew and the status should not be questioned.

The only Jacob Cohen Bessie born in Amsterdam between 1833 and 1852 was born 28 January 1847 in Amsterdam but died 2 years later. There were Cohen Bessies born elsewhere (e.g. Haarlem) but I haven't

Pablo, I think at the most you can tell that you do not know if these families are related... I just found in my family book Lebedinskiy, who lived in Moldova, and I think I was on a wedding in that