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Re: Fish suppers
#general
Re Henry Tobias' question about the origin of fish suppers on Fridays in
British Jewish homes
Fish only for the Friday night meal was very common in Britain where the
ancestry was Polish. My late
Re Henry Tobias' question about the origin of fish suppers on Fridays in
British Jewish homes
Fish only for the Friday night meal was very common in Britain where the
ancestry was Polish. My late
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Marilyn Hyman <marilynh@...>
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#221837
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen re: Fish suppers
#general
Re Henry Tobias' question about the origin of fish suppers on Fridays in
British Jewish homes
Fish only for the Friday night meal was very common in Britain where the
ancestry was Polish. My late
Re Henry Tobias' question about the origin of fish suppers on Fridays in
British Jewish homes
Fish only for the Friday night meal was very common in Britain where the
ancestry was Polish. My late
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Marilyn Hyman <marilynh@...>
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#542150
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Translation from Hebrew - ViewMate 34746
#general
Dear JewishGenners,
I would like to ask for a translation >from Hebrew. I'm more interested in the
title (the four first lines) as well as any mention to the GUREVICH family. If
you find anything
Dear JewishGenners,
I would like to ask for a translation >from Hebrew. I'm more interested in the
title (the four first lines) as well as any mention to the GUREVICH family. If
you find anything
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Eliana Aizim
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#221836
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Translation from Hebrew - ViewMate 34746
#general
Dear JewishGenners,
I would like to ask for a translation >from Hebrew. I'm more interested in the
title (the four first lines) as well as any mention to the GUREVICH family. If
you find anything
Dear JewishGenners,
I would like to ask for a translation >from Hebrew. I'm more interested in the
title (the four first lines) as well as any mention to the GUREVICH family. If
you find anything
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Eliana Aizim
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#542149
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Seeking LIGOLS, ROSENBLOOM, PRICE families
#general
I have a few cousins that were connected with my great grandparents
Israel COHEN and his wife Rose/Rachel (HOUSE/GAUZE) COHEN.
They were noted in Israel and Rose' 1948 50th wedding celebration
I have a few cousins that were connected with my great grandparents
Israel COHEN and his wife Rose/Rachel (HOUSE/GAUZE) COHEN.
They were noted in Israel and Rose' 1948 50th wedding celebration
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Scott Ehrlich <scott@...>
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#221835
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Seeking LIGOLS, ROSENBLOOM, PRICE families
#general
I have a few cousins that were connected with my great grandparents
Israel COHEN and his wife Rose/Rachel (HOUSE/GAUZE) COHEN.
They were noted in Israel and Rose' 1948 50th wedding celebration
I have a few cousins that were connected with my great grandparents
Israel COHEN and his wife Rose/Rachel (HOUSE/GAUZE) COHEN.
They were noted in Israel and Rose' 1948 50th wedding celebration
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Scott Ehrlich <scott@...>
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#542148
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Re Viewmate translation from German
#general
Dear All
I must apologise. I just requested a translation of a handwritten German
document but omitted to say what ir was about.
It is a copy of the entry in the Berlin Death Register for Abraham
Dear All
I must apologise. I just requested a translation of a handwritten German
document but omitted to say what ir was about.
It is a copy of the entry in the Berlin Death Register for Abraham
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ab.cohen@...
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#221834
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re Viewmate translation from German
#general
Dear All
I must apologise. I just requested a translation of a handwritten German
document but omitted to say what ir was about.
It is a copy of the entry in the Berlin Death Register for Abraham
Dear All
I must apologise. I just requested a translation of a handwritten German
document but omitted to say what ir was about.
It is a copy of the entry in the Berlin Death Register for Abraham
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ab.cohen@...
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#542147
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ViewMate translation - German
#general
Dear All
I've posted a vital record in handritten German for which I need a translation.
It is on ViewMate at the following address
Dear All
I've posted a vital record in handritten German for which I need a translation.
It is on ViewMate at the following address
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ab.cohen@...
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#221833
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen ViewMate translation - German
#general
Dear All
I've posted a vital record in handritten German for which I need a translation.
It is on ViewMate at the following address
Dear All
I've posted a vital record in handritten German for which I need a translation.
It is on ViewMate at the following address
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ab.cohen@...
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#542146
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Seeking WAJSENBERG AKSELROD
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Dear Genners.
Looking for relatives of Mrs. Perl WAJSENBERG AXELROD
lived in Canada.
Sincerely
Wajsenberg Mark
Israel
mark306@...
Dear Genners.
Looking for relatives of Mrs. Perl WAJSENBERG AXELROD
lived in Canada.
Sincerely
Wajsenberg Mark
Israel
mark306@...
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mark
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#221832
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Seeking WAJSENBERG AKSELROD
#general
Dear Genners.
Looking for relatives of Mrs. Perl WAJSENBERG AXELROD
lived in Canada.
Sincerely
Wajsenberg Mark
Israel
mark306@...
Dear Genners.
Looking for relatives of Mrs. Perl WAJSENBERG AXELROD
lived in Canada.
Sincerely
Wajsenberg Mark
Israel
mark306@...
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mark
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#542145
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Re: Fish suppers
#general
Fish in England was cheap food, chicken was more expensive now it is the other
way around.
The Sephardic Jews would eat cold fried fish as a Shabbat meal which the
Ashkenazim adopted. I do not
Fish in England was cheap food, chicken was more expensive now it is the other
way around.
The Sephardic Jews would eat cold fried fish as a Shabbat meal which the
Ashkenazim adopted. I do not
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Anita Goldhill
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#221831
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Fish suppers
#general
Fish in England was cheap food, chicken was more expensive now it is the other
way around.
The Sephardic Jews would eat cold fried fish as a Shabbat meal which the
Ashkenazim adopted. I do not
Fish in England was cheap food, chicken was more expensive now it is the other
way around.
The Sephardic Jews would eat cold fried fish as a Shabbat meal which the
Ashkenazim adopted. I do not
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Anita Goldhill
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#542144
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Re: Question on Dutch Genealogy
#general
Paula Sharon Langer <pjblank@...> wrote on 14 jul 2014 in
soc.genealogy.jewish:
You are mistaken, the page says Minekedam. He was burried 29 Dec 1689, it says.
As was usual in Europe, common
Paula Sharon Langer <pjblank@...> wrote on 14 jul 2014 in
soc.genealogy.jewish:
You are mistaken, the page says Minekedam. He was burried 29 Dec 1689, it says.
As was usual in Europe, common
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Evertjan. <exxjxw.hannivoort@...>
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#221830
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Question on Dutch Genealogy
#general
Paula Sharon Langer <pjblank@...> wrote on 14 jul 2014 in
soc.genealogy.jewish:
You are mistaken, the page says Minekedam. He was burried 29 Dec 1689, it says.
As was usual in Europe, common
Paula Sharon Langer <pjblank@...> wrote on 14 jul 2014 in
soc.genealogy.jewish:
You are mistaken, the page says Minekedam. He was burried 29 Dec 1689, it says.
As was usual in Europe, common
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Evertjan. <exxjxw.hannivoort@...>
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#542143
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Re: Fish suppers
#general
Further to Alexander's email about the Roman Catholic tradition of eating
fish on Fridays, it's also helpful to remember that for many years Jews
shared London's East End with members of many
Further to Alexander's email about the Roman Catholic tradition of eating
fish on Fridays, it's also helpful to remember that for many years Jews
shared London's East End with members of many
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Roberta Sheps
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#221829
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Fish suppers
#general
Further to Alexander's email about the Roman Catholic tradition of eating
fish on Fridays, it's also helpful to remember that for many years Jews
shared London's East End with members of many
Further to Alexander's email about the Roman Catholic tradition of eating
fish on Fridays, it's also helpful to remember that for many years Jews
shared London's East End with members of many
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Roberta Sheps
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#542142
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Airline records - KLM & jewish adoptions.
#general
Does anyone out there know where to search for passenger records for 1958 as
it seems that passenger lists are only listed until 1957. I am specifically
looking for arrivals into NYC on December 4,
Does anyone out there know where to search for passenger records for 1958 as
it seems that passenger lists are only listed until 1957. I am specifically
looking for arrivals into NYC on December 4,
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Karen Catania
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#221828
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Airline records - KLM & jewish adoptions.
#general
Does anyone out there know where to search for passenger records for 1958 as
it seems that passenger lists are only listed until 1957. I am specifically
looking for arrivals into NYC on December 4,
Does anyone out there know where to search for passenger records for 1958 as
it seems that passenger lists are only listed until 1957. I am specifically
looking for arrivals into NYC on December 4,
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By
Karen Catania
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#542141
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