Janitor Isaac Isacowitz 1414 Eastern Parkway Kings, NY (Brooklyn)

NY death certificates are not available to the general public. For New York City (which includes both Brooklyn and Far Rockaway): Spouses, domestic partners, parents, children, siblings, grandparents,

Hi Shelly, Take a look at the Connecticut page of Cyndi's List for a good overview of what's available in each category of records: https://www.cyndislist.com/us/ct/ www.familysearch.org is a good

Hi Judi, Within NYC, Southern District covers Manhattan & Bronx. Eastern District covers Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island. But, you don't have to naturalize in the boro in which you live. She may

Check out online the New Haven Jewish Cemetery Database which covers cemeteries in the New Haven area. Also on Ancestry see Connecticut Marriage Records, 1897-1968. Harriet Mayer New York NY

Dear Miriam, Thanks for your kind words About 1/ After 1969, you need to write to the Service central des cimetières, 71 rue des Rondeaux, 75020 PARIS a letter (sorry in French I am afraid) asking

GEDMatch, the site some genealogists utilize to match with others from different DNA testing sites has suffered a data breach. While people could opt-out to share their data with law enforcement it

"Surely the thread 'Back and forth to Russia' should be forwarded to all the genealogy sites we've been evaluating, to show that there is demand for passenger manifests for ships going eastward across

Hi, I would appreciate help in translating the text in the attached document. I could not understand what was written. Stav Kaynar

Slava is related to Slav, the people of Eastern Europe today. There are lots of -slav names for men and women, and the names were common in Slavic areas. So Slava was a common name. The name is also

I am so happy to see this lawsuit. Ancestry does notify customers that it will auto-renew their subscription way before it expires -- this year, for me, it was five weeks in advance. They don't make

Greetings, When doing a JewishGen search for my great-grandfather from Szecseny, Nograd megye, Hungary, I recently found a record of possible interest in the Hungarian Births. The individual is

I'm aware of this, and you have a right to accept that at face value. For the record, I do. But I also know that there are a lot of Jews who would *not* be okay with that, and suggesting to

What do you mean, Lisa? Are you worried about posthumous baptism? The purpose is to ensure that ancestors can join church members in the afterlife. Individual Mormons submit to the church the names of

Surely the thread 'Back and forth to Russia' should be forwarded to all the genealogy sites we've been evaluating, to show that there is demand for passenger manifests for ships going eastward

I have two questions re the Russian Census 1897. 1. Unless someone tells me otherwise, can I assume that the Russian census 1897 includes that part of Poland known variously as 'The Kingdom of

In addition those listed below, the 1897 Russian Census survived for many towns in the proximity of the city of Łomża. There are more than 14,000 entries in this source. These are searchable

I received a lot of images of Kiev and Vinnitsia records from https://jewua.info/jewish-genealogy-search-at-ukraine/ I think you can sign up and do some basic searches for free. Then if you pay they

Ella there is an entire wiki page posted by Alex Krakovsky for the 1897 census from the Kiev province at

Hello, I am researching my husband's maternal family who immigrated to New Haven (and surrounding areas), Connecticut in the 1890s and remained for several generations. Anyone have suggestions