Try this link. It was posted on Facebook and that's the one I

This brick wall may connect to the brick wall i am trying to break down. If you would like to contact me I would be willing to share what I can. The next two weeks are really busy but if you want to

She voluntarily traded it, it was not stolen. -- Sarah L Meyer Georgetown TX ANK(I)ER, BIGOS, KARMELEK, PERLSTADT, STOKFISZ, SZPIL(T)BAUM, Poland BIRGARDOVSKY, EDELBERG, HITE (CHAIT), PERCHIK Russia

The link to your photo doesn't seem to work.

One of my ancestors appears to have been a signatory of the 1764 and 1785 Poll Tax records for Ariogala. He signed the 1785 record as: Chackiel Yankielowicz - "thus sayeth R'Yekhezkel (Ezekiel), son

Well, it seems that you are looking for Obornik. In Obornik Administrative District along with Rogasen, Murowana Goslin and Ryczywol in Prussia. And, if you have his Unit or Regiment in the Civil War

In the "Daily Summary", click where the subject of the message is shown in blue. The message will then open in a new window. Under the body, before the replies, you will see "Reply" and "Like".

The numbers following LVIA are Fond, Aprakst. [List], and Lieta [Item].

Dear Avigdor Ben-Dov, I started a Kehilalinks site for Dieveniskes several years ago and dealt with what you describe by creating a community wide family tree, which is just another database format,

There is a Marantz family originally from the states or Canada in Kfar Chabad could they be a connection?

Maybe the State Library has some information you can use. https://www.njstatelib.org/. Marlise Gross Cherry Hill, NJ

I did research on my father's family. One of his first cousins married a man whose parents were from Stolpce. The name was Russack. No one is living would have any recollections, though I will check

My great-grandmother was Filipina LICHTENSTEIN. Her brother Robert's sons settled in Chicago and were known as Fred and George LANE. Fred's children (according to geni) are: Peter LANE, Nancy

As far as I can see the letters comprise a word that would be pronounced "simoine" [see-moy-ne]. Questions that can help: Perhaps it derives from an English word? An American name for some kind of a

Hello, She have been buried in the Orthodox cemetery, also known as "Granatos Street" – of course, since the Kozma Street Cemetery was Neolog. Regards, Sandor Bacskai Budapest, Hungary

This photo is part of our family collection. It depicts a club of young unmarried rabbinic scholars that studied in the prestigious Yeshiva of Pressburg in 5666 (1906) and functioned as part of their

I request a transcription of the German or Hungarian name on a photo. It is on ViewMate at the following address: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM84889 Please respond using

See pdf: Regards, Ron Peeters Ulvenhout (NL)

I’m some researcher! I can’t find the website. Can you post the link, please?

A "simmaniya" (in Hebrew) is what we used to call the dedicated cards inserted into books to mark the place you stopped reading. They could be quite elaborate hand made or hand decorated objects -