This ViewMate link that you provided is the image of the back of a card/photo in Yiddish script, which I can't read. Is there another image with the Polish vital record? -- Shelley K. Pollero Severna

In the left vertical side: In Russian: Специальное отделение для увеличения портретов самой малой величины до

Perhaps I didn’t write very accurately: in all entries: Father - Itsko-Mordko Wroclawsky (Wroclavski, in Cyrillic Ицко-Мордко Вроцлавский) Name Options: Itsko - Isaac,

Sergio, I hope my translation helps. Unfortunately my English is not good enough .... First

Dear Friends, Trying to untie what should be a relatively simple mystery: my paternal grandparents were first cousins according to everyone, yet no agreement how. My grandfather Misha was born in

After searching for years, I found two German vital records that I need to have translated. One I believe is the birth record of my great grandmother, Carolina Strauss, and the other the death

Thank you Yefim for your research efforts. Here are the only facts I am certain of: My grandfather Itzik Harol arrived in NY in 1907. That was his name on the ship manifest. Later Americanized to

I just learned of this report from 2005. Jewish Cemeteries, Synagogues and Mass Grave Sites in Ukraine See Jewish_Cemeteries_Synagogues_and_Mass_Gr.pdf

On the left tombstone: A specialized branch for magnification of portraits, from the smallest to those of the actual size. Middle right: Photograph (i.e. studio) of Ya. Arnison in Shavlach private

Dear Genners: I've posted a photo for identification. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM82020 Please respond via the form

My apologies. In my earlier message, I forgot to include my contact information. It is included here.

This is a birth record for Gitla Klepfisz. According to JRI-PL data, this is my Great Aunt. I know nothing of her, so am anxious to have the document translated to learn if she is indeed my

Hi, My mother came to England from Vienna in April 1939 on a so called Domestic Visa or Green Card. I have learnt a lot about refugees from Austria who came to England but never found a sample of a

I'm looking for relatives from Calarash. These are backsides of some photos, probably my grandfather's sister. Since I don't have names I need any info that can be obtained here. Thanks Shahar

Reply to both Judy in Colorado and Tom in Melbourne: Actually my goal was to find another source of data regarding the specific Forced Labor Company so that I could cross check where the said company

Anyone who can show a valid link to myself, I am willing to send a family tree descendant list with dates of birth and death, The only "secret" information is mother's maiden name. The

I wonder if someone who reads Polish would be kind enough to translate - word for word please - the attached obituary notice I have just found on the expanded Nasz Przeglad database on JRI-Poland.

Thank you, Jeffrey. Someone suggested I also look at Millman as a spelling. I didn't think about other alternatives.

at the 2002 iajgs conference (in toronto as it happens), one ofthe presentations touched on a very similar theme, that within a givenpopulation, is it mathematically possible to prove whether

I wrote Marlene last year in August of last year and October of 2018. I didn’t get an answer.