Make a request at Find a Grave. All you have to do is ask the photographer to take a clear picture of the reverse side of the stone. I've done that several times. Just go to the person's memorial.

It is the Certificate of Arrival number used to prove date of emigration needed for the US Naturalization Petition. The date on the passenger gives you an idea of when the person naturalized. Diane

Good day, I had found the gravestone of Jacob Russman, which indicates his father as Aron. Will keep searching...

My grandfather was born in Warsaw in 1896 and his name was registered as ICCOK ANGIELCZYK His Hebrew name was יצחק

Dear Group, A relative lived in Budapest between 1896 and 1920. I'd be happy to hear if fellow researchers on this group had any experience in reaching out to the City Archives of Budapest to explore

@ Coblentz Northwestern Administrative Services Following the guideline from Bernard Flam, you could find the reference of one Max Coblentz in France (1942) Is it the right reference you are looking

how to use Paris Census records Example : Rue LeMarois Name : Rabinovitch Years : 1931 / 1936 1st Step : Google map is always helpful (and Paris is beautiful :)) 2nd Step : go to

Bonjour, Docteur en Histoire, je souhaiterais rencontrer des personnes juives et non-juives nées ou des descendants de personnes nées à Kobylnik en Pologne avant la guerre (aujourd'hui Naroc en

Docteur en Histoire contemporaine, j'effectue des recherches sur "Les Juifs de l'Empire russe, de Pologne et de Moldavie immigrés dans le 18e arrondissement de Paris aux 19e et 20e siècles, de 1852

@ Aaron ZLOTNIK Dear Aaron, I am discussing with Bernard Flam about how to write a description of the next steps -- it will help all of you. In your case, you did the main work : find a reference of

Sorry, I did a mistake: 18th area not arena (arrondissement in french).

@ Nancy and @ Yann Dear Nancy, dear Yann One you have found the decret number --thanks to the guideline from Bernard Flam -- you can go the French National Archives to deduct the file number to

@ Marilyn Feingold Dear Marilyn, Without at least the city "outside of Paris" you mentioned for Bessie Schliffer , it will be difficult to search in France The good news is that the French Foreign

The JGS-Montreal created the index you see on the Library and ArchivesCanada web site. The index currently goes to 1946, and we are waiting forthem to post the last five years (Canada stopped

Rafael, Can you post the names of the people you are seeking? If some of us can look at what you are seeing than perhaps we can be of help to you. Regards, Sherri Bobish Princeton, NJ

I have beenunable to find several records on badatelna related to the family of my pGGF,Eduard (Edward) STEIN (b. 1839, Siroke Trebcice), and his wife, Wilhelmina(Minna, Mina) ZUCKERMAN(N) (b. 1844,

I am looking for the marriage record of my pGGP, Eduard(Edward) STEIN (b. 1839, SirokeTrebcice, Bohemia) and Wilhelmina (Minna, Mina) ZUCKERMAN(N) (b. 1844,Krasna Lipa, Bohemia). I believe Minna

Hi Jeri, yes, the Oath of Allegiance was an actual document. You can order it, along with the entire naturalization file, from the Canadian government. There's a website that explains how to order it

Rafael, Are you certain that you are looking at the death records for the couple and not their database entries (as parents) in the death record of their child? It is unusual (though not unheard of)

I love DeepL -- much better for German than Google Translate Amnon GRONNER USA Researching GRONNER+SANDLER