Hello out there, Does anyone happen to be familiar with Oskar GOTTSTEIN (b Lissa, Kreis Fraustadt // Leszno, PL 16 Oct 1852) ? He was married to Esther Emma GOTTSTEIN nee MEMELSDORF (b Samter

Britain was a staging-post for east European emigrants who often stayed in the country for anything >from a few days to months or years before proceeding to their desired destination. The historian

Hello out there, Does anyone happen to be familiar with Oskar GOTTSTEIN (b Lissa, Kreis Fraustadt // Leszno, PL 16 Oct 1852) ? He was married to Esther Emma GOTTSTEIN nee MEMELSDORF (b Samter

Britain was a staging-post for east European emigrants who often stayed in the country for anything >from a few days to months or years before proceeding to their desired destination. The historian

...and Bremen as harbour too... I bet, the shipname is wrong! Regards Andre Guenther Munich snip..... indicates that the Patricia didn't arrive in the U.S. in November of 1900: only October and

...and Bremen as harbour too... I bet, the shipname is wrong! Regards Andre Guenther Munich snip..... indicates that the Patricia didn't arrive in the U.S. in November of 1900: only October and

There are records (on microfilm) of the Hart Island burials at the New York City Archives. I have used these records to get information on several of my family members (infants) who are buried there.

There are records (on microfilm) of the Hart Island burials at the New York City Archives. I have used these records to get information on several of my family members (infants) who are buried there.

I must say every time I have a query for JewishGen I am always amazed at the depth of knowledge. David >from Australia actually found my grandfather in the UK National Archives and I will be

I must say every time I have a query for JewishGen I am always amazed at the depth of knowledge. David >from Australia actually found my grandfather in the UK National Archives and I will be

The book on the subject of Labour Units in the British Army in WWI is by John Starling and Ivor Lee, No Labour, No Battle: Military Labour during the First World War, 2009. There is a section on

The book on the subject of Labour Units in the British Army in WWI is by John Starling and Ivor Lee, No Labour, No Battle: Military Labour during the First World War, 2009. There is a section on

The Jewish Encyclopedia (1906 edition) had an article on EPSTEIN, including a graphic family tree going back to Nathan ha-levi EPPSTEIN in the mid-fifteenth century,

The Jewish Encyclopedia (1906 edition) had an article on EPSTEIN, including a graphic family tree going back to Nathan ha-levi EPPSTEIN in the mid-fifteenth century,

My mother's father's father was Israel Cohen, who was married to Rose (House/Haus) Cohen. They had a son, David Cohen. All three were born in Russia. According to the 1920 US Census for Boston,

My mother's father's father was Israel Cohen, who was married to Rose (House/Haus) Cohen. They had a son, David Cohen. All three were born in Russia. According to the 1920 US Census for Boston,

In lieu of the availability of 20th century Warszawa vital records, the Warszawa Research Group is currently indexing the death notices and memorial service notices >from the Polish-language Jewish

Hi, My uncle Isaak Rapoport has the qualification of הרב ד'ר ( Rabbi Dr. ) before his name on his letterhead. My uncle was >from Warsaw, and the letter was sent in 1939. Would

In lieu of the availability of 20th century Warszawa vital records, the Warszawa Research Group is currently indexing the death notices and memorial service notices >from the Polish-language Jewish

Hi, My uncle Isaak Rapoport has the qualification of הרב ד'ר ( Rabbi Dr. ) before his name on his letterhead. My uncle was >from Warsaw, and the letter was sent in 1939. Would