Hi Aviv, Everything Sylvia has said is right. My own experience has been that sometimes something is possible through personal contact with local officials in the Archives, especially if you are from

Hi Jeri, I would suggest using "GenoPro", very easy to use and easily downloadable from the internet. As far as I see from having using it for many years, I can reply to your questions as follows: It

The language is Romanian written in cyrillic script. Same as in the Catagrafii found at the Iasi National Archives. Luc Radu Great Neck, NY

It may well be due to Spanish influences. After the banishment of Jews from Spain, many went to Eastern Europe and many other parts of the World. In Spain under the Inquisition, in order to preserve

That's a really good question that I'm beginning to ask myself. I don't like MH way of being unable to give a straight answer to the subscription rates. That's because there's always an offer. So

I was very interested to see that your possibly Jewish grandfather's mother was named Apollonia. I have a 7th great grandmother, Apollonia Israel, born in Bassenheim, Germany c. 1655. The surname

I have used Ancestry for a very long time and MH more recently. In truth I do not think MH adds very much and at my next renewal, I shall cancel. The problem that we all have is the plethora of sites,

Hi, When I had friends visiting here in Israel from France and they had done tests via MyHeritage, they wanted to show me their results. They tried to enter their MyHeritage results but to no

About two weeks ago I finally gave in and bought a Complete package. So far, no benefit and I am searching the web for ways of using it. When I search for information on a particular person, it gives

Great program! Will the conferences be recorded and available afterwards?

right and adding to that, he was a watchmaker indeed. and Szentes is bordering Nagy-geres Jonas had a son Fulop who came to the US

On Sunday, August 2 at 7 pm Israel time (noon EDT) Rose Feldman will present: Educational Institutions as Genealogy Resources Today we take education for granted, but it wasn't always that way. To

A person I knew named Rose had a Yiddish name Rifkeh. Another was named Raizel. Perhaps Ruzzeh might be another version. Eleanor Richmond

My Aunt was Ruchel in Yiddish for English Rose. Judy Salomon New Jersey

Searching for descendants of FANNIE SMITH b. approx 1900 who married Samuel FRANK, FLORENCE SMITH b. approx 1903 who married Hyman FRANK, and SIDNEY SMITH b. approx 1904 who married Fay LISBERG.

The European Jewish Congress reports that bodies of 286 Jews murdered in the Holocaust were found in a basement in Sataniv, Ukraine. Searches began on the site in 2019, and one by one, bones and

The Arolsen Archives has initiated a crowd-sourcing project: Every Name Counts. It’s a call to assist the Arolsen Archives in making 26 million newly digitized historical documents searchable by

The 2019-2020 Katz Center in partnership with the Penn Libraries recently launched their web exhibition entitled: “The Jewish Home: Dwelling on the Domestic, the Familial and the Lived-In”, See:

JewishGen has more than 12,000 records posted for Belaya Tserkov and more in the queue to be posted. See below --

Ruchel, Rachel, shoshana… Sharon F. Yampell Voorhees, NJ USA GenealogicalGenie@...