Hi Neil: This are the phone numbers of Zvi, as follows: Home 1 718 997 6742 Cel 1 347 398 1266 Lab 1 718 483 1306 Please send him my regards Alex

The website "British Jews in the First World war We were there too" is worth a look https://www.jewsfww.uk/ The Pattinson book is available to view online

As far as I know, the LDS church has discontinued all extraction-program-based "temple work" (or whatever you want to call it). Mormons can no longer submit random names from an index; they have to

Dear All, I've posted the following two records on ViewMate :- 1. Marriage Record at address http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM83491 2. Transcription from Latvia Marriages

Yankel KOKHN "kh" I use to trnsscribe the russian letter "X" (it's not "ex"!). Russian has no "h" and it puts "g" or, sometimes, "kh" instead In this name usually they whould spell KOGaN.

My grandfather, John (Yaakov) Silverman arrived in Providence from Lemberg (Lviv) in 1911. He stayed with his aunt and cousins, one also named John. He joined the Army and chased Pancho Villa with

Szécsény could also refer to Temesszécsény (earlier Szecsány, now Seceani, Romania), which is less than 15 miles south of Arad. Julia ./\ /\ .>*.*<

I've posted a vital record in German for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

Shelly The CT vital records office has BMD records https://portal.ct.gov/DPH/Vital-Records/State-Vital-Records-Office--Home Also CT has a state library at https://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/az.php

While preparing a 1,500 name database of Mauthausen German and Austrian born victims, Jews and non-Jews, (Will be on the web soon) I was startled to find someone born in Philadelphia, the only person

VM 83406 In Russian: 270 Состоялось в городе Лублин1-го(13-го) мая 1878 года в 2 часа дня. Явился еврей: Волф-Бер Унфлайс,

My father was a Survivor from Radom and I travel there once or twice a year, except this year of course. On Tuesday, August 11th at 6:30pm 2 colleagues and I will be hosting a gathering of Radom

There is a real trade-off in posting your tree on-line that goes well beyond whether LDS still engages in post-mortem baptisms: Anything that goes on-line is hackable and whatever family

Hello Everyone, I've posted 2 vital records in Polish for which I need a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM83560 and

There is a fairly well documented tree with Israel Noah Halper[in] https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/158391132/person/342079124950/facts?_phsrc=FPl2925&_phstart=successSource Paul

" Mormons no longer baptise the deceased." Mormons no longer baptize deceased Jews unless they are their ancestors. They baptize their ancestors and random others from records, but not Jewish

I agree with Ellen on both counts. Last I checked, there is still a synagogue in Athol--maybe it has some records. The one in Gardner closed a few years ago. These were and are both small towns.

I have a very distant relative who was Chil And I believe his name was Yechiel. Diane Jacobs Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

<<These families came to Fitchburg, Gardner, Athol, Worcester in western Massachusetts starting around 1907. The Friedson's moved on to Springfield and some of the Aisenberg's moved to

Thank you everyone for your help! I was able to learn that Kośna is a street name in Radom and still is a street there. And that the number is 10. Best, Andrew Cooke