Hi: If someone could translate these, I'd really appreciate it. I'm basically looking for their Hebrew names. Thanks so much! Linda Mallin Frydl Maryland, USA

VM83146 In Russian: 298 Маша Вейсблех. Состоялось в городе Лублин 20-го июня (3-го июля) 1907 года в 10 часов утра. Явился

Phil, I suspect that it is just the way the info was transcribed and categorized. It appears that Rebeke’s birth record was recorded in at least 2 places. Note that one transcription included

Over the years I have gotten tested by both the GiftOfLife and BeTheMatch registries. At a local drive for a Jewish patient run by DKSM I was told that there was no need to be added to their system

Looking for information about the Kantor family. Looks like they came from Tetiev, Ukraine, but need help getting unstuck in my search. Can't find them in any research there. Brothers Aaron (went by

Dear Sarah Rose Werner, I'm tying into this thread late, but would like to share an angle that might still be insightful to you. After years of intensive research on the origins of Jewish ethnicity, I

I recently posted on this site about my Russian family Glauberman and its many spellings. Through other genners I learned about conscription There was no formal adoption like today. Many families

My great grandparents and children did the same route from Vilna in early 1888 . Diane Jacobs Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Hi. I am a Mancunian. Strangeways was a predominately Jewish area in the 1880s and early 1900s. Prestwich was part of Manchester, Lancashire and is now part of Greater Manchester. It has a very large

Hi Judy, I'm not sure I can help with tracing the family, but I can certainly supply you with information about the area, as I live in Prestwich! Incidentally, your N.B. is a little wide of the mark

I've recently come across christenings records for Jewish relatives on FamilySearch. There are several siblings for whom such records exists. They look identical to the birth records except for the

Hi Sarah, There is a Facebook group, Queens Back In The Day, which, if you join the group on FB, has had many people posting names of people they are looking for from their youths in Queens, with

I have a similar story on my father's side. My great grandfather ostensibly purchased papers to avoid the Czarist conscription. He bought the surname MEYER (although I like the adoption part too)

The Jewish birth, marriage and death records of Poland displayed on JewishGen were indexed/extracted by Jewish Records Indexing-Poland <https://jri-poland.org//> They are displayed on JewishGen.org as

There is facebook site for Shklov (Jewish Families from Shklov, Belarus) and a researcher who maintains an open google drive with the following lists. Maybe going through them you might find a name

Hello Arline, each archive in Germany has a different structure and I am only firm with the archives in Northern Germany. Here is a link to online-documents of the Bavarian

Yes, ignorance of American law is exactly why my great-grandfather believed that he was stuck with "Berg" when his name was "Bershadsky." By the time he was made aware of the fact that he could have

Hello Frantisek, if you knew, where Agata lived, you may find a hint for finding the ancestor 'involved'. Plus: young Jewish women usually would rather work in/for a Jewish and not for a Christian

I went to hungary February 2020 to do research on my family side and hired Karesz Vandor +36305466950 info@... In three days we got more vital stat and other info then I could have find in months

In the classic 1918 work by Professor Simon Dubnow, "History of the Jews in Russia and Poland", he goes into detail about this subject in Volume 2, pages 18-19, 23-24, 29, and 146-149. The horrific