I am searching for a copy of this article from Landsman can anyone help me. Many many thanks Ralph Salinger Kfar Ruppin Israel Landsmann Vol. 2 - No. 1 (1991) Vishtinetz (Wisztyniec /

I've seen this where a child dies, and then later on another child is named after him/her. That doesn't look like the case here. There can be errors in transcription of those revision lists (the

Give us more to work with: approx DOBs, children's names, mother's Hebrew name, if known. occupation Barbara Mannlein Tucson, AZ

My Great Grandfather came from Nowy Szacz in the 1880s. At the time it was Neu Sandez, Austria Hungary. Don't know if that will help you but thought I would mention it since records from that era

In the process of fully extracting the random surviving 19th century records of Ostrolęka, the JRI-Poland volunteer discovered that they include the pre-1917 vital records of Goworowo. A long-time

If a name in the Manifest is on the Record of Detained Aliens or Held for Special Inquiry, wouldn’t that name also be in the body of the complete Manifest List? Ancestry and the other search sites

Does anyone know the name Gershon Kleinman that left Warsaw in 1921 Thank you Jerry Jerry2000K@...

A distinctive feature of the MyHeritage index to Ellis Island passenger manifests is that they indexed the destination column. I've found some relatives that way that I would have never found

Dear Group, My g-g-gf was Jonasz (Yona) Weinstock, (born in VelkyHores, to Isak Weinstock and Rosalie Moskowitz, about 1832). This detail comaes from the 1869 Hungarian Census, where he is living in

Background: One set of great-grandparents (Samuel and Clara Siegel) came from Romania with two young daughters, arriving in New York around May-June 1888. I'm assuming May-June because I have a copy

Join the Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland for a virtual program on Wednesday, August 5, 2020 at 7:00 pm The Benefits, Limitations and Ethical Challenges of Genetic Testing in Health and

Last night the documentary L'dor V'dor Generation to Generation: A History of Tulsa's Jewish Community won the Hartland Division Emmy Award for Best Historical Documentary. It was a collaboration

Vicki, What were Paula's parents' names? Did Paula's mother have any other siblings? What were Paula's mother's parents and grandparents (if Paula knows)? Any other information re. Paula/her

Does anyone know the prevalence or geographic relationship of the custom of eating dairy meals for Friday night dinner? When I was growing up, the default dinner for Shabbos was milchig. Both sides

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Hello Nick, yes your interpretation of bothe sentences is correct, especially legally correct language is tricky to translate: "vollständig frei verfügen" should be interpreted as "do as he/she

Thank you, yes, I have carried out an online search on Hungarikana/Arcanum. I am now looking for additional information beyond those, such as resident lists and the like (which I'd expect to find in a

That just leaves the NYC Board of Education and NY Department of Education. I believe it was NYC that provided me with a copy of my IQ test taken while I was in school.

Thanks for the response. I am not troubled by the different surnames. In the late 18th century, when surnames were a new phenomenon for Jews in Lithuania due to laws that had been passed, it was not

Hi Yaron, MACSE (Hungarian Society for Family History Research) www.macse.hu is an excellent resource for post 1895 Budapest vital records. Its database is compiled by volunteers, so it is