On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 10:00 PM, Yoram Millman wrote: Is there census records of the Jewish residence in Kishinev and Kalarash before and after the pogroms ( 1903-1905)? Were the names of the victims

Are there any records from KISHINEV (or KALARASH) to find out how the immigration to Palestine was handled during the first Aliya 1882-1906 ? An organized Aliya was done in MOINESHT ( BACCAU

According to the one of the trees uploaded to Ancestry, the St. Cyr/Indorf family tree, Archibald's father was Max (Mordechai), born 1851 in Russia and died 1932 in Providence. There is also a note

My possible relative on the 1940 is listed Meyer, Ruth, Bert, Fred Rosenbaum. After her name is a X in a circle. What does that mean? Not certain if they are cousins - Trying to prove yes or

Hi All I am trying to track down information on my Koenig ancestry from Austria. Not sure where in Austria they were from. My ancestor Max Koenig immigrated in 1902. Not sure if he arrived with his

WOW- How exciting!! will program be archived, available after for some length of time. eager to attend but may have serious time conflicts that week, and no real block of time to binge watch after.

Yesterday I signed up for a choral conference happening next week. Will the sessions be available fro replay?

Sorry, however that’s not my experience with geni. (i.e., ”like open source code progressively more correct”... not). In my opinion, a more accurate simile might be: ’like a camel is a horse

Except, from my experience, they don’t (clean out mistakes) even after several messages set months apart. Very frustrated about that platform. Alan Ehrlich Switzerland

Hello Group, I find the varied responses so interesting. For me, I have found: Ancestry: with my 164,747 matches, ThruLines only gave me results 6 generations back, almost all of them tied to a

Dear JewishGen Family, Each year, our friends at the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies organize a world-class conference, bringing together scholars, researchers,

Yefim, I know Russian and Hebrew (and even learn Yiddish). I can do the work (as far as I understand it now) for a couple of hours a week. Shabbath shalom

Cheril, do you know the way this surname passed from the Cyrillic spelling to the Latin one? I ask, because Ukrainian has no word Zibulya (so what would the surname mean?). But it has the word for

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Dear colleagues I am Marcelo Kisnerman from Argentina. I would like to obtain information on the following surnames of my ancestors. Perhaps there are censuses from the 1850s to the 1900s, birth

Minor children are not readily available to all on geni. Only close family can see the information.

Hello everybody, If you are interested in Bessarabia/Moldova region, you may want to participate in JewishGen Bessarabia Research Division Meeting, part of the JewishGen Virtual conference of

Hello Bessaraber, I am going to administer the Beltsy Birth Records for now from the new Bessarabia project we started. We got these records for 8 years from 1911 to 1918. I have one person who is

If you want to find out if there’s a JewishGen Research Division or other outside group that covers your ancestral town, here’s an easy way to do it…. Go to JewishGen’s Town Finder at

Hi Susan, According to the Town page for Vileika, that area is covered by JewishGen's Belarus Research Group and Litvak SIG. Scroll down to the bottom right of the Town page and see the names of the