On Filae I was able to find the following, Henri felman Naturalization: Originally this person was of foreign nationality, she became French by benefiting from a decree of NATURALIZATION. The first

Apparently, the court misplaced several files before they could be microfilmed. You can see from this microfilm image -- there is a placeholder for your great-grandfather's file:

My talk is one of the library talks. It is available on demand. Chuck Weinstein

I've often found Reize as an equivalent for Rose among my own family. Alyssa Freeman Richmond, Va

Although there are times when I've found incorrect trees, overall I have found My Heritage to be very helpful. 99% of the time the record matches I find are correct. Rarely do I get records from

For Antwerpen felixarchief and search for vreemdelingenpolitie. This goes until 1930. You can also make a search through familysearch.org Marcel Apsel Antwerp, Belgium

-----Original Message----- From: Adam Cherson <adam.cherson@...> One more question: is there an index of NYC Death Certificates for the years 1949-1968 (or any sub-period within that time frame)?

The reason I'm automatically wary of "spouse's name is the same, must be the same couple" is that I have ancestors who shared their exact names with another couple in the same small village

I've found my 2nd great-grandfather (Abraham Kaslick)'s naturalization index card however in the certificate (attached photo) it states "missing record." Is this common? What would be the reason

Adam, Reclaim the Records is working on getting the info released to the public. In the mean time, Ancestry has an index for 1949-1965, based on VitalSearch:

Subject: ViewMate Translation Request - Yiddish I would be very grateful for a translation of the Yiddish text on a family postcard. It is on ViewMate at the following address

Just to note that while the proper Hebrew translation of a rose is Vered (ורד) a word already used in the 2nd Century Mishnah, the much more common, albeit technically incorrect, Hebrew translation

I am looking for any descendents of Samuel (Simon) Brandt who emigrated from Latvia to New York City. He was married and had 10-12 children. He passed away in 1936. He was my great uncle and I would

Ancestry no longer owns Family Tree Maker. I has been acquired and is maintained by MacKiev. FTM can, however, still be synced to Ancestry. Neil Kominsky Brookline, MA researching Blitstein

I am researching my great great grandmother's maiden name. Gittle ABRAMOWITZ, widowed from Yitzchak in Novarodok during the second half of the 19th cent.and came to the USA (New Haven 1870-1880, I

If your account is still active, I’m interested in finding info about my aunt’s brother, Henri Felman. I don’t know his original first name—I doubt it was Henri. He was born in Chmielnik

Harold, Build your family tree on Family Search's Family Tree site. This LDS collaboartive tree site is totally free and claims it's the largest family tree and still growing. James Castellan Rose

Yefim, I'm making a bigger effort in researching CHAMUDIS because I think it's an unusual name. On the other hand, I've been told by Russians I know that LIBEDINSKY is a common surname. There are

INCORRECT: McKiev bought FTM four years ago and supports it. Older versions (pre 2017) are not able to sync with Ancestry. Barbara Mannlein Tucson, AZ

Hi Etienne, The information you have provided seems to be very helpful. I will give it a try indeed. I have already contacted the mentioned archive in Brussels and I'm on a progress to reproduce a