Sorry, I think my original question was unclear. I had originally obtained that information from GenTeam.at and the IKG cemetery database. The marriage and death are too recent to be on Ancestry

Hello all, I am researching my family history. I am searching for any information about my great-grandfather's family (including siblings, cousins, ancestors and descendants) which I believe is from

Many Jewish surnames had Polish roots. Cybulski is probably how surname has been originally written.

You can find the same Viennese birth, marriage, death index information on Jewishgen’s Austria-Czech database as you will find on GenTeam. On JewishGen you can do a search for two surnames at the

And how is the “infinitesimal, insignificant, number of the profiles there provide sources” different from any of the sites, especially those with “billions and billions” of conflicting

feising2@... Before applying for Dual Nationality, one should read what the US State Department position is regarding this subject. See:

A reminder that the second half of 2020 brings a variety of JewishGen classes to meet the research challenges for those who are new, those that want to renew skills and those who have reached brick

Hi Mordechai, My Grandma Dwojra { Dora ) Barr ( Ber ) came from Warsaw to NYC in 1923. I believe her mothers name was Alta Broner /Brener. There family was all in the profession of baker. This all

"If Bertha Friedman was alive in 1890 she may have been enumerated in the special census called: The U.S. Census of Union Veterans and Widows of The Civil War. It can be searched

Dear Harvey Anna Nyburg's fascinating book The Clothes On Our Backs (Valentine Mitchell 2020), subtitled "How Refugees from Nazism Revitalised the British Fashion Trade", has an entire chapter on Otto

Jajgl could be Yechiel if the g sounds like h. Diane Jacobs Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

For any vital information from Austria and surroundings (Moravia, etc) I suggest that you go to the website Genteam.org This is a free web site, but you need to register. It has all sorts of

I have been researching my father’s side of the family, last name “Sternberg”. My father, Joseph, was born in Bucharesti, but his oldest brother, Daniel, known as Nilu, was born in Botosani. I

Hello, Since it is a fairly uncommon surname, I will mention that my paternal grandmother’s (Sarah Elk) maiden name was Zibulsky. She was born in Pereyaslav, Ukraine, in 1894. Her parents were

Dear all, I am looking at information about the Fortul13 Jilava center in Roumania. Especially if there are means to find records related to : - Mr Moise Bondar (1917- 2004) from Sculeni, Jassi,

Hello cousins. Hope you are staying safe and finding genealogical gems. My grandfather had 2 brothers who came to him through Ellis Island. I can't seem to find anything on them after their

In response primarily to some of the points raised by Bob Silverstein above: 1. The difference between a privately-held entity and public one is that the private entity ONLY exists to make money,

Notwithstanding, nothing but an infinitesimal, insignificant, number of the profiles there provide sources, "etc."... which indeed was one of the points of origin for the present discussion as well

I am grateful for Reuven Mor's detailed repsonse.. Despite the coincidence of names an Ashkenazi Jew (even with vague whispers of Sephardic forebeareers )know only of Galitzianers who lived in an

Apologies, the original time message was re-posted in error. The following is the correct message. The annual JRI-Poland volunteer meeting will take place virtually this year at the upcoming IAJGS