I too have a relative buried at Bayside, but he is not listed in your list. His death cert number is #20801 with a death date of June 4, 1893. The name is Israel Pikholz, and he was 14 days old.

I actually found the same thing for my g-grandparents. I have their marriage record in Poland, in 1895, immigrated in 1906, he naturalized in 1922, and they got married again in 1927. I'm not clear

Murray, your Stollman/Sturmach family and mine are related through your grandmother Nechama/Naomi Epstein. She was my third great Aunt. The information you posted matches what I've found over the

I am not sure that my cousin's situation is the same but: My first cousin married a non-jewish woman (I think in Nevada). After a while they were married religiously by a reform Rabbi and eventually

Nancy: You don't say which groups you have tried or what exactly you are looking for. There are many different websites out there-Ancestry and My Heritage which are paid websites, JewishGen and Family

Oral history in my family indicated that my 2nd great-grandfather (Abraham Kaslick) emigrated from Boston, Massachusetts to Tel Aviv, Israel in the 1920s. However I cannot find any records to

Why my Brooklyn family was buried in New Jersey. My grandfather belonged to the New York Social Club which had a section in the large Washington Cemetery in Brooklyn probably since the early 1900s.

Is this the correct person? Manifest says she is going to Lazar GrunbergName:Rebeca BraunsteinArrival Date:5 Dec 1905Birth Date:abt 1888Age:17Gender:FemaleEthnicity/ Nationality:Roumanian

California’s Consumer Privacy Act regulations became effective July 1st. See article from the San Francisco Chronicle.

I have a first cousin, Arlene, who married our mutual first cousin. Her parents, Bernard and Esther, were also first cousins. Bernard's parents were also first cousins. And I suspect that one of his

In 2010 I was one of several contributors indexing records for JDC. Included were Remittance Lists names. Today I checked a few names that I know should be there, and they were. There

In 2010 I was one of several contributors indexing records for JDC. Included were Remittance Lists names. Today I checked a few names that I know should be there, and they were. There

I have Odessa ancestors also named Goldberg. William(Wolf) Goldberg born 1871 in Odessa. Married Esther Barsay born about 1875 also in Ukraine. They immigrated to the US in 1892. Settled in Kingston,

Does anyone know whether the grandparents' names appeared on birth certificates registered in Vienna ? Would this apply to a birth in Vienna in 1906? Any help will be much appreciated. Maggie Jacobs

I'm looking for the first and last names of the parents of Sarah Sarolea Léa APTECKAR born on 08/01/1887 in ODESSA arrested in Charenton and deported on 07/29/1942 from Drancy to Auschwitz. Evelyne

Re: "I would be happy to donate 4 plots to a worthy Jewish organization". Perhaps the "Hebrew Free Burial Association" would be interested. Here is their website: https://www.hebrewfreeburial.org/

A family friend was never in Auschwitz but he was tattooed, presumably when kept at a children's detention center before he escaped through the children's march to the United States. -- Barbara

Could they be cousins or sisters born to the same father but different mothers? While it is unusual for sisters or cousins to have the same name, if they were named for the same person, it's not

Do the marriage and death certificates give her age? They usually do. This should give you more information as to how to interpret her age in 189, as should the 1900 census. -- Barbara