The new cemetery has been photographed and uploaded to JOWBR. The old cemetery was too overgrown to access and needs to be cleaned up before the headstones can be photographed. However, the older

In eternal memory my ???(unclear word, may be “dear”) and beloved parents from their faithful daughter Pali or Fali All the best, Miriam Bulwar David-Hay, Raanana, Israel. Professional writer,

An approximate translation (a few of the letters are difficult for me to decipher): To some memorial of my grief and dear parents from their faithful daughter Fali. Hope that helps. Steve Gore

For everlasting memory to my dear and beloved parents from your faithful daughter Polly

I believe the name should be Breina

Hi All I am replying to my post, for I was given new information. Another kind soul contacted me through ancestry website and helped me. So I know now that Dughe or David Ber did indeed settle in

Two names: Lap(p)in and Michelowski from Kretinga.

is in 1918-19. of birth Bekerman Abram Yankelevich Bekerman Avraam Aizikovich Bekerman Leib Yankelevich

I was wondering if anyone has had any dealing with Chesed Shel Emet Mitzvatemet.com and if so, what your experience has been. I think that we have located my husband's Great Uncle's grave from the

I am pleased to announce that, thanks to the efforts of Rabbi Molly Karp, our translator, as well as a couple of very generous donors, we have been able to add dozens of newly translated pages of the

Hi Sarah, Have you searched for the names on the Ukraine database at jewishgen.org? If your names show up, you can search for the original documents, which are online at Tsai Kaplun Foundation. Of

Hello, I've posted a marriage record from Odessa in Russian and Hebrew for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address: 1913, Glezin/Glezer &

Karen, The first name is Creine rather than Freine. The father's name is the same name twice - Dov is Hebrew for Bear. Ber is Yiddish for the same thing.

I think every family has a few legends. I've been told that my grandfather's aunts were anarchists in the late 19th century, putting us on the tsar's bad side, but there's no way to prove or disprove

Thank you to the people who responded and particularly to the person who sent the complete and accurate translation. This is a matzevah for two brothers: the older died in the US army in 1918, the

,i,e was also used as step mother /mentor or close friend of a more higher age or level

So many. About 35% of my family came from Lithuania. I have Shapiro, Markel, Shachar, Joffe, Callner/Kallner, Frieman/Furman, Kahn, Levy, Levanisky, and Gordon. Towns of Rumsiskes, Kedainiai,

Hans (hans-@...) writes: "I have several ancestors from Radziejow, but do not know how to research them." For information on researching Radziejow records, write to radziejow@... Stanley

Several Yitzhaks in my maternal line were called “Itchi” Barbara Mannlein Tucson, AZ

Ancestry has an image of the birth record of Dora Finkle, born 30 Sept 1906 in Philadelphia to Joseph Finkle and Sarah Axlerod. This information is a reasonable match to Dorothy Finkel's on her 1930