I've posted a short essay in Yiddish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM42040 The text was written by

I've posted a short essay in Yiddish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM42040 The text was written by

My great grandfather Yacov Gedalya SCHECHTER had ten children >from two wives. >from his first wife, Chaya Bryna MANZAS (d. 1876 Jerusalem) he had three children: Nathan/Nachman, Reitza (WEINGARTEN),

My great grandfather Yacov Gedalya SCHECHTER had ten children >from two wives. >from his first wife, Chaya Bryna MANZAS (d. 1876 Jerusalem) he had three children: Nathan/Nachman, Reitza (WEINGARTEN),

Dear Genners, As you may have heard, Jim Bennett, a frequent contributor to this list, passed away on Thursday. Jim was a remarkable researcher, and I shall always be in his debt for his amazingly

Dear Genners, As you may have heard, Jim Bennett, a frequent contributor to this list, passed away on Thursday. Jim was a remarkable researcher, and I shall always be in his debt for his amazingly

GenAmi, association for Jewish international genealogy, presents its contents: - GenAmi is preparing a one-day Seminar about Jewish genealogy in Eastern Europe with several specialists of

GenAmi, association for Jewish international genealogy, presents its contents: - GenAmi is preparing a one-day Seminar about Jewish genealogy in Eastern Europe with several specialists of

Dear Fellow Researcher of Jewish Genealogy, Debate is a good thing, when done with an open-mind and good intentions. I have been reading the on-going dialog regarding collaborative genealogy in

Dear Fellow Researcher of Jewish Genealogy, Debate is a good thing, when done with an open-mind and good intentions. I have been reading the on-going dialog regarding collaborative genealogy in

I am researching the family of Otto Jonas ROTHSCHILD and his wife Emilie ROTHSCHILD, nee HESS >from Koeln The information I have is as follows: Emilie ROTHSCHILD n=E9e HESS, born 13.11.1862 in

I am researching the family of Otto Jonas ROTHSCHILD and his wife Emilie ROTHSCHILD, nee HESS >from Koeln The information I have is as follows: Emilie ROTHSCHILD n=E9e HESS, born 13.11.1862 in

Gersig: I have just listed five new documents for translation >from German to = English. Many thanks (again) to help I have received already. Leslie Haas Koelsch, San Francisco.

Gersig: I have just listed five new documents for translation >from German to = English. Many thanks (again) to help I have received already. Leslie Haas Koelsch, San Francisco.

My added question would be how would the record keeper know of the event? No computer cross referencing. Would be difficult to say the least. If the record keeper was the same for all records and

My added question would be how would the record keeper know of the event? No computer cross referencing. Would be difficult to say the least. If the record keeper was the same for all records and

Birth records in many jurisdictions, including Galicia and the Austrian Empire before WW1, used birth records to record subsequent civil events for that person including his/her parents' marriage,

Birth records in many jurisdictions, including Galicia and the Austrian Empire before WW1, used birth records to record subsequent civil events for that person including his/her parents' marriage,

I have posted several Polish vital records for which I request translations by one of our members. They are as

I have posted several Polish vital records for which I request translations by one of our members. They are as