On Thu, Jul 23, 2020 at 05:01 PM, <bobmalakoff@...> wrote: I had always been told my Hebrew name was יצחק Then, a few years ago, going through the various documents my mother saved, I found out

Hi Rodney, that was sweet of you totry to put me right. Sadly, it does not. This "new format"Jewishgen messagingrequires the user to be vigilant where in the past it wasautomatic. I do not get a

Lee Jaffe: I saw you listed the town of Snovsk. My grandfather Aron Revzin emigrated there in 1913. His parents were Feivish and Chaia Haykin. Aron was the only son among three older sisters: Baile

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Rodney, Thank you for your concise explanation. I did not realize the "view all messages in topic" was to be found there. This is very helpful information since I still find the new discussion list

Hi Loren, It indicates that he applied for naturalization in the 1930's. Regards, Sherri Bobish Princeton, NJ "What is the significance of the number written next to my Great Grandfather's name on

Loren, The number you cite is an annotation made during your grandfather's naturalization process. Specifically, it was done during the verification step, where a Certificate of Arrival was issued.

Stanley, You need to find documentation from where in Ukraine they came from. Either the arrival record or their citizenship declarations should include this information. There are millions of

Hi Moses, Try writing to the head Rabbi in the synagoge in Budapest,. He refered me to the right person to help with my husbands family tree , his family came from Màd, north of Miscolc.Failing that

Ancestry recently announced they will be giving more details about dna matches such as segment lengths and cM per segment ( hope I got that right). It’s coming this August.

Does anyone know if school class photos were taken at P.S. 25 Brooklyn, in the years 1912-1914. If so, where might they be either viewed, or copies obtained?

Full-fledged doctors were few and far between in the shtetls of Eastern Europe and the gap was filled in large part by feldshers (alternatively spelled as “feldschers”). Feldshers were old-time

In Russian: 160 Состоялось в Варшаве, в канцелярии чиновника гражданского состояния (не ясно) 4-го Броменского

I'm looking for records of Jacobo KIEVSKY, born in Kiev on 1917-07-21. He emigrates to Buenos Aires in 1918 with his family: Sister Berta KIEVSKY (b. 1914), parents Samuel KIEVSKY (b. ca. 1888) and

There are 1597 listings on Filae for this name.

My great grandfather, Leib DROBITSKY/DRUBETZKY/DRUBICKY and more, did not emigrate from the Ukraine. I am trying to identify the names of his parents. Leib was married to Razel MAYER/MAZUR/MASUR. They

Seeking help to find any descendants of my great uncle Semyon Golzman. He was born in 1889 in Polock/Polotsk, Belarus. His parents were Max and Paulina Golzman/Holzman who operated a bakery on

Yes, "Vapor Holandes 'Zeelandia'" means "Dutch steamship 'Zeelandia'". (Six years of high school Spanish finally pays off.) And the two stamps on page 16 are in Russian.

Gemeinschaftliches Testament Wir setzen uns hierdurch gegenseitig als alleinige Erben ein. Der Überlebende von uns soll über den Nachlaß vollständig frei verfügen. Berlin Charlottenburg, den

The Israel Genealogy Research Association [IGRA] is working on a set of documents from the German Consulate in Palestine called the Meldeblaetter for the years 1938-39. German citizens living in