Thanks for the reply. When will they be available to view. Now, when the conference starts, or a different timeframe. And how to acces. Will there be a link on that page.

Yefim, I have not checked the Romania (Bessarabia) database but I will. I only have a couple of first names but I'll include them later. I'll be very happy to help anyone if I can. Thank you. Pablo

Hi JewishGenners, I am trying to track down every bit of information about: Friedrich, Frigyes (Fritz) Neuberger de Hlinik . Friedrich was born in Pelsoz (then in the Austro- Hungarian Empire) in

I have very good news Stanley - there are a number of records from Belaya Tserkov which have been recently processed and are in the queue for uploading to the database including 1875 revision list and

Hoping someone with experience finding elusive Jewish ancestors based on DNA matches can help... My dad didn't know he had Jewish ancestry until taking a MyHeritage DNA test and receiving his report

If the family of a deceased (nonobservant) Jewish man doesn't know the name of his parents, how would his name be shown on his headstone? Would "ben Avraham" be used to signify that he was Jewish,

Well, good question. The general answer is that you are writing a Jewish Russian family name in English using common English characters. The original name sounded something like that with k's and ch

Meyer LEVIN left Danzig before the rest of the family adopted the name of PERLBACH. He went to London. I am trying to find the link with Jacob LEVIN (resided in London, later on in Cape Town as a Cape

There was a question about Ovsey name. "Ovsey" is a common Russian variant for Yehoshua

Hi Sherri Thank you for replying, Grandpa Gerson was born in Nov.10, 1885. He came to NYC and according to records was picked up by his brother Samuel, they both were Bakers. In 1923 His wife Dora,

thanks for your reply Stephen, I did know about the changed name but the main problem is the date 1805 ! they moved to Hungary, Màd around 1845 , I'm getting nowhere with this. I tried the archives

VM83397 In Russian: 22 Замброво Состоялось в городе Ломжа 26-го января (6-го февраля)1897-го года, в 9 часов утра явились

Hi Yefim, This is indeed very interesting finding! Can you provide with the source of the document (archive) if it is available please? Thank you! Semion Sucholutsky

St. Marks Avenue is a street in Brooklyn, in the Crown Heights neighborhood, not far from the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.

St Marks Ave, Barbara Mannlein Tucson, AZ

Saint Mark's Avenue. I hope this helps.

In addition. The numbers listed are the house number and Google shows that address as a house still in existence -- Deanna M. Levinsky, Long Island, NY

It is St. Marks Avenue. According to Google Maps, it is a street in the Prospect Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, just north of Prospect Park.

Saint Marks Avenue and there was also a Saint Marks Place -- Deanna M. Levinsky, Long Island, NY

Hello, My wife had at least two grand-uncles who emigrated to the USA from Poland and changed their name from MALARCZYK to MILLER, Jacob MILLER 1894-1984 and Joseph MILLER 1897-1981. Jacob MILLER