Thanks, David! You're right -- my great-grandparents (not grandparents) came over on the Montezuma in 1906, but I misidentified the image I shared, which is from a failed attempt to enter the United

Hi All, Further to my post re. Annals of the Family Shure - the surname is also SCHORR, SCHOR etc. Here is a photo of the book that I seek Original post: “I would like to obtain a copy of the

Hi! I'm from Argentina and a lawyer. The form Surname1 Y Surname2 with the Y (and) between the two surnames is a usual way in the 'declaratorias de herederos' in the inheritances procedures to denote

BTW the "words" "toni go kura" and "Toni Godl" are both probably referring to the word "Tarnigol", where the accent is on the last syllable and means "rooster", and "kara" which means crowed or

This is a song from (I think) modern Israel's earliest agricultural settlement days (maybe 1880's?) Composer and lyricist are unknown. The words are Hebrew. The words mean, "Wake up lazy boy, and go

Hi all, I am trying to find the marriage record for my 2nd g-grandparents, Mosza Lejb LEWIN and Fejga SZTABINSKA. Mosza was born around 1846 and Fejga around 1850. The LEWIN family was from Grodno,

I've posted a vital record in German for which I would like a translation. It is on ViewMate in two files at the following links

Hi All, I would like to obtain a copy of the "Annals of the Family Shure" compiled or published by David MANDELBAUM, Bnei Brak, c.1997-8. I believe it was a second edition of a work that might have

I have retain slightly modified title of the original posting to keep the thread for the reference. Of course both towns are not in Poznan region - I have some idea about, as I'm originally from this

My husband, my son, and two of my grandchildren received German citizenship under this Article. My father-in-law was the individual through whom they qualified. They applied in December of 2014 and

You can find the song on YouTube by Googling the title -- Kukuriku Best regards, Jeff Miller

I can't find these entries on the original Montezuma manifest, arriving New Brunswick, Canada on Mar 23, 1906. The handwriting on your list does not resemble anything on the original and must have

I've posted an 1899 Altona death record, in old German script, for which I need one name deciphered. It is the name of my 4th great-grandmother, that, up to now, has been unknown. (I believe it will

I've posted a photo of my grandfather, Itshok Leib/Leo BADASH from 1930 (photo may be a passport one). It is on ViewMate at the following

Hi Alizah, Have you traced your grandparents through U.S. census? Naturalizations? Passenger manifests? Especially with a common surname it will help your research to find the town that they came

I posted a document in 2 parts on Viewmate. The upper part is VM 82356 and the lower part is VM 82357. This document might be for Max Berman from Odessa and/or Bobrinets in Ukraine. I would like a

Hi Jeremy, I have seen family members listed as missing on revision lists from Ariogala (near Kovna.) These people were already living in NYC at the time of being listed as "missing." Regards, Sherri

I've posted 2 vital records in German for which I need translations. They are online

Visas weren't required until the Immigration Act of 1924 (which took effect on July 1, 1924). If your relatives naturalized after July 1, 1929, there is likely a photo attached to their Declaration of

Was part of the chorus "kukirika kukirika+ ...toni go kura ? If so, that was a song that my father used to sing to me - he was born in Poland in 1896. All i remembered was this chorus. Some years