I don't have time to do a full translation, but here are the names: The groom was from Noredenburg. His parents were the vinegar manuracturer Katzke Lieberman and Rahel nee Wolff. The bride was from

My great great grandfather, Aron Stern, was Rabbi for B’nai David. I probably don’t have any information that can’t be easily found but I’m happy to share what I have. Mike, do you

My Hebrew name is Shoshana. It is after my late grandmother Rose who died very young Regards Sue Coleman Pinner, UK

I have recently been compiling data on the descendants of Hirsch STRAUß II and his wife Scheile (later Jeanette/Jannette/Johannette) of Stade in the current Wetteraukreis in Hessen (formerly in

mindyoc asked: "What do readers believe is the best data base for early 1900 passenger records?" Passenger records for which country? If you can be more specific, than more precise answers can

Stuart I believe the Shul was B'nai David at 1271 Woods Street. It was at that location from 1896 to around 1917. I don't know if that fits your time when your grandparents lived there. It would

Next Tuesday (8/4) at 3:30 pm ET, tune into the Center for Jewish History's Facebook page for the next episode of Genealogy Coffee Break. Our genealogy librarians will host an open Q & A session.

This is the Birth Registration of my grandmother Cippe. It took me a long time to find it. Always said to have been born on 2 April 1874 in Czernowitz, Cippe’s Birth Registration is in the 1895

I have a couple of suggestions for Latvian records. The following link takes you to a database that holds the translations of some of the rabbinate records from the Latvian State Archices.

Has anyone experienced information from a wedding announcement that is in error? I was just wondering if this happens to others at all? In the Boston Globe my Grandfather, Louis Yunes wedding

Hi Denise, this is something of a stretch, but my great-grandparents' surname was Meshurisman, they came from Balta, and had connections in Odessa and Kishinev. My grandfather changed the surname to

Pablo, I think it is important to know the meaning of these names... you probably know that. If you look into A.Beider's Encyclopedia you find the surnames (this is how the names were pronounced..

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Michael I'm not sure. I'm at the beginning of the story. We know that Harry was born in Lida (now Belorus) and that he emigrated with his parents Abraham/Avigdor and Frume (Rozenburg) to London as a

Toda raba, David… and that’s about the limit of my Ivrit… Does it give any other info about him or his family? Barbara

It would be helpful if you stated specifically what you are looking for. Also, approximately when was your gf born? What was the name of his father and his second wife? Where might the family have

Dear Barbara, Many thanks for the information about Buchach The closest I have seen is a YadVashem testimony about Mojze Waiser (but I am reading Weiser on the daf) Date of birth : 1870 Place of

I would appreciate help in interpreting the writing on my grandmother's Ellis Island manifest. I am interested in lines 10 to 13, Gitel Malke WEINBERG and children Neche, Freida Taube, and Moshe.

Can you please translate the following Jerychem Podenszczyk Thank you Jerry Kleinman Florida

Looking for divorce records from the Poviat court in Lviv in 1921.When my Grandfather remarried, he needed to prove the divorce from his first wife, my grandmother. Rab: Ziff attested to the divorce