Hi all, Translation needed for these pictures. I am pretty sure that the people in these documents are my Friedman ancestors (before they had surnames)

Ok, now this is probably the same man Avraham writing to his sister Ruchel Leah. Perhaps this is my grandmother Lena Rosenblum Ticotsky.

Grandfather Velvel (William) Wolf (Zev) Zlotshewer Grandmother Freida Blechner Grandfather Osher Aron (Oscar) Weinstein Grandmother Chaia (Ida) Skora or SHmuckler

My friend in Efrat, Esther Salomon’s maiden name is Bruckheimer. SHe is originally from Londaon and the family were from Germany Alizah Frayda Zlotschewer Blake Hochstead

My grandmother’s name upon immigration was ```ida but her proper name was Chaia. Married name Weinstein I am told her maiden name was SHmuckler or Skora. Difference of opinion if she was from Poland

Thanks. Just trying to see what’s out there. My great great great grandmother was Zeprah Heitler. New at this.

My great-aunt Ida was always called Chaya by her sisters.

Dear friends It is with great pleasure that I announce that the board of JRI-Poland has unanimously elected Robinn Magid to assume the new position of Assistant Director and member of the

The best sources of what records exist, what has been databased and what is up and coming are the LitvakSIG District coordinators and Russ Maurer, who leads all records acquisition activities for the

To Nicole.... There's an interesting UK/North American lexical difference:

Hello, Could you tell me if there will be any information related to Markiewicz, Gopen or Hop(p)en and Dziergacz (Dergatch) families in the Memorial Book of the Sventsian Region, please. Please feel

You may discover there were a number of survivors who did this. The mother of a McGill University friend in Montreal managed to pry up the cattle car floor boards with others and escaped that way.

Dear folks, I recently learned of a very important book of records for my research. The book holds records for the town Podkamien in Galicia, this book is apparently held in the fond 154 of the

I am trying to date a document which shows Fritz and Anna Heim of Vienna living in Gartenstrasse 93. All the details of Fritz and Anna are correct, her maiden name, and their dates of birth. I have

The Hebrew name on the tombstone is Sinai Yoel. Some would not print Yoel with its last letter Lamed since the end of the name of Yoel contains the letters of a name of G-d.

For memory to my dear sister Rachel Leah this is my son Yitzchok who is turning 17 years old till 120 years old (here the handwriting turns sloppy and I can't decipher the rest of the text) signed

It is Yiddish but very difficult to read because of some characters associated with numbers. Seems to be sent to a sister Ruchl Leah. The son Itzhak is 17 years old. Angel Kosfiszer Richardson, Texas

Hi Erika, To answer your questions: 1) If the records were on two different microfilms, then there were two sets of records. In addition to the record set that is kept in the local archive,

Julia's answer is excellent and very complete. As a transcriber, the only things I can add are: 1) though most transcriptions are based on familysearch microfilms, not all are, so you may come across

The only revision lists on the web site linked to the Office of the Chief Archivist of Lithuania are the 1765 lists previously identified. If there are any later ones, I have not found them. That