If you are interested in contacting a foremost researcher on the DNA of Greek Jews, their history, and their migration patterns, please contact me and I will forward his name to you. He has a large

Eileen: I followed up on your request regarding your relative who visited Montreal in 1918. I contacted the Quebec National Library/Archives and got a very complete response, including maps and

Eileen: I grew up in Montreal, so I was curious about your request for help. To my knowledge there is no "Fifth Avenue" in Montreal, although the name may have been changed since the early 1900s. I

I went through the birth records and I could only search 1911 - 1914. If you tried going before or after, it said "page not found." Also, if you look through this, the records are arranged in English

Hello. I am trying to figure out what these two underlined spaces say specifically (father’s birthplace, mother’s birthplace….). On all other censuses she listed Austria, but this seems more

I am returning to this conversation, after a rather lengthy email discussion with a gentleman who contacted me privately in response to my earlier remark. The bottom line is: When it comes to the

Google Translate suggests that esboubem means nearby. Linda Wolfe Kelley Portland, OR, USA

Dear Linda! To my opinion the comment you mentioned may be associated with the permission to establish the grave monument issued by the official authorities in the administrative center (Rohatyn was

I recommend those interested in this "name changed at Ellis Island" topic check this very good article posted at the NY Public Library which does document one name change (and sex as well) but she was

Eagle Shield Anchor with Oak leaf and Acorns are for Navy Medical Corps. Find on google search David Rosen Boston MA

I am looking for anyone who was a member of Adath Jeshurun Congregation of Minnetonka, Minnesota from around 2013 to today. I am trying to make contact with a certain person who attended this

Thank you! Yes it could be Solotvyn as his wife was from there, Esther Ruchel Shottenfeld and her father was also a rabbi Meyer Shottenfeld. Please tell me how can I find information which documents

Rachel hi, Can I assume that you have Jack's naturalisation papers from Kew, which is also online? According to the census,whee they always in London? have you looked at 1939 register? Also on the

The following comment was added to my great grandfather's 1902 death record in Bukaczowce, AH (now Ukraine): Transliteration & translation from Polish: "Odnośnie do polecenia C.K. starostwa w

I'm not an expert on UK genealogy, but there are a few things I might suggest. For Latvia I would look at my Latvia resources: https://bloodandfrogs.com/compendium/latvia There is of course the

The USHMM has linked digitized documents with 1,434 names in the existing collection Steyr (Subcamp of Mauthausen) Forced Labor in the Holocaust Survivors and Victims Database. This collection

I also think that the "feather" is a leaf, an oak likely. If you look at the original image on findagrave memorial 140651431 and view the enlarge image in color, there are many acorns and other oak

Bonjour Yann Copy is available for download here http://digipres.cjh.org:1801/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE8822043 Best wishes Peter Lobbenberg, London

Translation, please. Thanks, Sara -- Sara Landau

Hello Genners, Thank you Sally for the explanation concerning the name ‘Michal’ for a male. As I recall, that is exactly how it was written on the tombstone when I did the translation. Shalom,