H(ere) L(ies) our dear mother Sima Perlsweig d. on 7 of tevet 1939 Let her soul ... Josef ASH, Israel

If you live in France, visit the Holocaust memorial in Paris. They have a research library there. My family also lived in Nice for part of the war.

I would love to reply privately if I could find Peter's email address. Can you provide it because I may have some answers to his inquiry. Jacob Rosen Jerusalem abuwasta@...

I always wondered why my father - Harold, had the virtually the same name as his grandfather - Harry, who was alive when my father was born. When I did eventually ask him about it he replied

I have several family members who came to the US from Germany in the 1860s-70s. All of them are aged 17 on their immigration papers and afterwards although based on other information they had to be

What would the address (email or snailmail) to get a birth certificate copy there?

Alex, I found it: go to the link below, then in the Frame field type 714, then hit Display. Hanni, Irene, Berth, Albert ad Julius are at the bottom. Larry

Hello Terry, Here lies or here is buried (abbreviation on top) Our dear mother Sima Perlzweig Passed away 7 Tevet 5600 (Hebrew date) May her soul be gathered in eternal life (abbreviation on

Hello, You can see examples, with images, of how to look up an address for the 1920 or 1930 census. See: http://www.jgsob.org/methodology.html Moishe Miller Brooklyn, NY moishe.miller@...

This is fascinating. It's great that you have a translation. Would it be possible for you to post a scan of the original document? I think I'm not the only one who's always wanted to see what these

Gesher Galicia is pleased to announce the addition of new records to the All Galicia Database– a database that offers free access to all. See: https://search.geshergalicia.org/. This update refers

I am glad to inform that recently the memoirs of Samuel Kutzman "Life in the Shtetl of Chislavichi, Russia circa 1890" and 1900' list of donors to the hungry in Bessarabia were added, and the lists of

And I am looking my mother's cousin (unfortunately name unknown) who emigrated from Kaminets-Podolsk, Ukraine, in 1906 to Argentina - when others in the family went to Scotland. I always hoped that

As mentioned previously, every month I post a listing of the IAJGS Records Access Alert topics from the previous month for you to see the variety of issues…some were posted on this discussion group

I am also looking for family who immigrated to Rosario from Ukraine in the early 1900s. I have some information from an older tree done by a cousin and a MyHeritage Match but have had no reply to my

It would be helpful to know if you have further information, such as birth dates, death dates, occupations or other identifying information, as well as to know what tools you have already tried. --

Try searching castlegarden dot org Although the Castle Garden Emigrant Landing Depot closed in spring 1890, castlegarden.org has a database of ship manifests from 1820 to 1892, including the Barge

Hi. I'm a new member to this discussion group. Could anyone please translate the headstone of my great-grandmother? Thanks so much for your help. Terry Steinberg

My family went into hiding in the south of France as soon as june 40. They hid in Marseille, then Nice and finally in a village in Provence St Jeannet till the allied landing in Provence. I would

Oh - We have some odd hints. One is 'Sandeck Kaplin' against Rissie Lapis - Rosalia Lapes (https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/LB3B-8P8) in her death record. Also 'Risa Sundock' Rosalia Lapes