I suggest you to contact "Grupo de AGJA Paul Armony". You can find them on Facebook. It's a good beginning Mario Stecher.

Ralph, I tried https://www.hebrewsurnames.com/search https://cemla.com/ https://amia.org.ar/sepelioscomunitarios/busqueda-de-sepulturas/ and could not find any Grodner that arrived or died in Buenos

Just wanted to point out the symbol on Phillip's stone as you may know shows he was a member of the Free Masons, I don't know much about them or the significance of the letter G but you may be able to

VM83140 and VM83142 is the same.

VM83140 In Russian: 560 Ломжа Состоялось в городе Ломжа 18 (30-го октября) 1888-го года, в 9 часов утра. Явились лично

From your sister Zysl Nodler (Nudler) from Boremel Angel Kosfiszer Richardson, Texas

The final column says "obsthändlerin", which is German for fruit seller. The German wikipedia suggests that Altofen is the German name for a district in

Jill Whitehead has given a good idea of travel at that time. I would like to add that from Courland they usually left from the port of Libau now Liepaja in Latvia. They usually docked at one of the

Have you looked for your ggf's family in the Belarus databases? My grandmother's family came the area around Novogrodek/Novogrudok/Navahrudak. When the first family members arrived, it was in Russia,

Comment: Possible lust name is Kolachek.

VM83139 560 Ломжа Состоялось в городе Ломжа 22 июля (4-го августа) 1908-го года, в 9 часов утра. Явились лично

As a memoir from me your sister Zisel Nadler from Boremel

thanks Sherri. I believe that if an exact match search is not selected, then Ancestry, JewishGen, etc. automatically use soundex. Nevertheless, I’ve tried that as well as numerous similar

Dear Ed Zwieback, 21st July 2020 I wonder, name of Primary schools, or name of Villages , towns from Hungary/Old Hungary I, might be able to help with some

This directory inscription states that Maria Warkowitz is the widow (Wwe.) of a non-commissioned police officer (gendarmerie Wachtmeister). She resides at Castellfeldg[asse] 20 which translates into

Your first port of call should always be naturalisation records or the censuses. This gives you that information you are seeking in many cases. Jill Whitehead, Surrey, UK

My understanding was that the woman was automatically naturalised when her husband was naturalised. Until women got the vote (as Harvey Kaplan says) women were considered chattels of their husbands in

I received a response from the Meldeamt that Vienna residence records are available online at https://www.wien.gv.at/kultur/wienbibliothek/lehmann-online.html. I downloaded the book I'm interested in

In my experience in Scotland, only a small minority of Jewish immigrants naturalised in the first place - and pre-WW1, mostly men. If the husband naturalised, not sure what the advantage was for the

Hello Fran, As discussed in private, can be helpful for others : this is a long road to go from the Decret number to the effective file. I am sure there is already an "How To" somewhere in this