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My 3rd great grandfather was Samuel Abrahams born between 1800-1811. He is found in the 1841 England Census with an age of 35 years of age. He was baptized converting from Judaism to I think Church

It was common for the man to arrive first, and then save the money to buy the tickets for his family to follow.

Pepi and Paulina were the same two people as Pepi and Paulina. It was common for people to change their given names to something that (to them) sounded more Americanized. Barbara Zimmer

Lighting! Not before 1890. 1890-1900.

Hello Art, Not sure what the site offers but looking for any info on the following families. Enriquez, Arditti or Arditi anything from 1860's to now very much appreciated. Lionel

My father Noe Grunfeld was in Orsan Belarus Camp 189 based on information in the Hungarian Paper "Hirek az Elhurcoltakrol" I have not been able to find any information about this Labour Camp. ANY

Thanks, this is specifically a family from Lithuania and I'm only interested in Rabbi B B Atlas and his immediate family, so best to leave it for now. But thanks for responding, Harvey Kaplan

The ticket agents did NOT use USA directories. The ticket agents had staff fluent in the passengers languages.

I have hit a brick wall with the spouse of Moyse SELIG, born at Thüngen, Bavaria in 1860 (based on other BMD records) and died 9 June 1829 at Thüngen, Bavaria. Her name was Hendla (aka Hannah, Anna,

I've posted two documents in Polish for which I need a translation. The postcard is from Lodz, Poland from my great Aunt Dora KEILES who worked at the Orphanage. The other side of the postcard is a

If you are G haplogroup (your direct male line) you would be either a sub clade of G1 or G2. My brother is M377 which is G2b. They are not Cohenim. No-one in the G haplogroups have been found to be

I know very little about the family of Rabbi Atlas, and nothing to suggest he was related to a Benesch family. His surname was Atlas. Also nothing to suggest he was related to a Kaplan family, but it

My cousin's grandparents' last name was Atlas, but they were from Berlin. If you think it's helpful, I can see if they had relatives in Lithuania. My cousin's other grandparents (my grandparents) were

My name is דן (Genesis 30:6). No one in NYC was able to wrap their head around the name. If I wrote Dan - I was corrected to Daniel. If I said my name, it was corrected to Donald. But while in

Congratulations on a wonderful translation. I had not realised that the declaration was to enable the wedding of Rika OS to proceed. However, when I looked again at the Allgemeiner Polizei-Anzeiger,

Dear Leonard, In 2004 some geneticists wrote a paper in which they described Cohanic haplogroups. According to this work, the most prevalent haplogroup tree among Sephardic and Ashkenazic Cohanm is

Thank you for this reply. I have tried the town finder, but haven't made any progress yet (will keep trying). Best regards, Maggie Jacobs

Yes. The family name was Werner. Lea Werner married Tobias Eisenhandler but all five children used the name Werner. Best regards, Maggie Jacobs

I have posted a vital records in Russian for wich I need a translation. A death certificate of Meir Zelazo at the following link: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM82960 I