Hello, I am including a record for someone who might be a relative of our family. They lived in Mexico, and the language is Spanish. However, I am also interested in finding where they are from

I request a translation (as much as possible) of the German and Polish/Ukranian text from several photos. They are on ViewMate at the following

I have a death register entry from from Abterode in 1847 for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted a death certificate from 1910 in German for which I need a translation into English. It is on ViewMate at the following address

I've posted a letter with a photo of my grandfather, Itshok Leib/Leo BADASH. I am interested in knowing if he is wearing a WWI military shirt. Also, can anyone identify the stamp beside the photo. It

My grandfather, Hirsch Wolf Ingberg, moved from Warsaw to Minden Germany in 1913. My mother was born in 1918. She recalled her father making annual trips to Poland to visit what she referred to as

My grandfather had told me he was from Camenca in Moldova. I have recently encountered a possible relative by the same name but different spelling. They lived in Slovakia. I would need to get a

I have a letter from my grandmother's sister in Romania dated around 1939. In it the writer mentions two surnames of friends. I have been unsuccessful in deciphering/tracking down these names.

I cannot speak to all the online collections of family trees. However, I can report bad experiences with two of these websites: 1) Ancestry.com. Yes, they are a great resource for census records,

My mother's paternal grandparents are buried in one of them. Jacob Joel died in January, 1870. Dora (Dorothy) Friedlander Joel died in the 1880's. I hope you find them. According to Florence,

Hi Phil, I have tracked as many KARLIN, KARLINSK(I/Y) and KAROLINSK(I/Y) families as I can from Belarus. We are from the Pinsk area; Motole, Yanove, Antipol and Pinsk itself. What is their surname in

Mokom Sholom, Acacia, and Bayside are 3 different cemeteries. Although they are right next to each other and are managed by the same entity, they have separate records. Acacia is well maintained. I

Hi All, In the early 1700s, my 8th great-grandfather of Deutschkreutz, Hungary (now Austria) owned a multi-family building with five units. These dwellings were passed on to his descendants. The

Searching for information on Phillip SCHULDENER. Surname may have been changed to WOLPERT. Wife Golye KAPLEN. Daughter Ida WOLPERT ESCOTT. I have traced out Ida's family. Son Garney ESCOTT and

I request help identifying the people in a photo taken in Warsaw in the 1920s. It is on ViewMate at the following address: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM82324 Please

In my Grossberg family from (or around) Vilkija, Lithunia, I discovered that there were two or three pairs of brothers and sisters, all with the same first and last names—and all born around the

Hello: In my family tree of Nathans there were none that emigrated or stayed in Quebec. My Moses Nathan was still living in London England and had not yet married nor had a child in England. Cheers,

Something similar. My GF committed suicide in Central Park, 6 weeks after wife & son arrived from Poland. Tombstone say "beloved brother", no mention of the aforesaid. I'm sure his sibs buried him,

Ron, Ben means “son of” and Bat means “daughter of” followed by the given names of their fathers. Linda Wolfe Kelley Portland, OR, USA

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