Subj: ViewMate translation request - Russian I've posted a 2 vital record in Russian for which I need a translation for my Ejdenbaum family. They are on ViewMate at the following address

Dear Selma, I appreciate your conundrum, and understand your desire here. That said, if the JewishGen database entries match the source documents from which they are based (e.g. birth registers), but

Open Archives, the website of the Netherlands and Belgium, added the register of deceased French since 1970, from the French National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE). Information

Sheldon, You asked people to download photos for you. This is not something anyone can download for you. You have to order the photos or view those on the site. As my posting stated, there are

Attached are 3 views of the same ship’s manifest. I’m trying to identify the city of birth in Romania for Itzig Guttman, born 1844. Wife is Fanny

Tom, There is a tree on Geni that claims this family's original surname was LANDAU (changed to LANDON.) https://www.geni.com/people/Kirk-Landon/6000000012400747403 I suppose that you can research that

Here are Links to the Full Sized Documents so you can zoom

I had a similar situation. Searching had come up empty. I decided that the only way to find them was to scan (as in look quickly) at every arrival manifest image. I had the month and year, it wouldn't

I received some documents from Bialystok, Poland that I am trying to ascertain whether they are correct to my family. Would anyone be willing to translate these for me, especially the first

For: Philip Sperber Chaim Sperber Halina Horowicz Sperber Henry Sperber Irka Sperber Nathan Sperber Ingeborg Sperber David Sperber Rosa Sperber Searched for by: Hannah Sperber

Jeannette Eugenie Lichtenstein was born in Vienna on 16 Aug 1871. When she was 18, she married Julius Elbogen (born 27 Jul 1858 in Prague CZ) in the Stadttempel Wien on 20 May 1890. Julius was 32

Please send me the photos. I was born and brought up in NYC. Thank you. Sheldon Clare clare15905@...

Thanks for that quotation and information, Mr. Hershman -- concerning antisemitism in the 1940s (although the fact remains that my grandfather had 2 brothers (1 of whom I met decades later -- after I

The Yizkor-Books-In-Print Project of JewishGen is proud to announce the publication of its102nd title, Wierzbnik-Starachowitz; a Memorial Book Original Yizkor Book in Yiddish and Hebew edited by: Mark

Hello Genners, I just found the following message on the Ellis Island Database https://heritage.statueofliberty.org/passenger "Please Pardon Our Dust Welcome to the Ellis Island Passenger and Ship

"By any chance has someone been compiling such a list, and if so, where can people find it?" Yale, One such page for genealogy resources is Cyndi's List. https://www.cyndislist.com/us/ Regards, Sherri

I find this decision to be incorrect. We had a family member, Lea Bondi Jaray, who owned an art gallery in Vienna in 1938. She and her husband decided to leave for London and bought tickets to take a

Cheri, There is a town in Slovakia that was called Marienthal in German. Known today as Marianka. However, this town is a 5 hour drive away from Bardejov. Regards, Sherri Bobish

The JewishGen database indexes do not match / reflect two of my original family documents. How can I contact the database department about this? Selma Sheridan Oswego NY

A question please? Is there any validity is suggesting that the original thief, the Nazi government and their official who extorted the painting from the owner, can be held responsible for the value