I do not see why they have to be the same person but it's hard to make final conclusion based on a brief summary of another person. Examination of the images of the actual documents would give more

Bob, you are getting hung up on the manifest and any variations of immigrant names on it. That to me is not what the Ellis Island Name Change Belief is really about. I look at it as: the immigrant

Hi Barbara, United States Passport Applications, 1795-1925 https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2185145 Regards, Sherri Bobish Princeton, NJ

Hi Molly, This NARA page has detailed info on U.S. passport history and regulations. https://www.archives.gov/research/passport From the above site: Passports were recommended, but not required, by

I am looking for descendants in Israel of either of two married couples: Karl SCHREIBER (d. 1969) and Ilona ("Shifra") nee ROSENTHAL (d. 1986) Address in 1960: Bicaron Dam - Hamakabim 37/13, Tel-Aviv,

Hi Jeremy, I do not know why Davis would have his original surname that he hadn't used in 30 years show up on that manifest, but I can tell you that my husband's ggf who arrived in NYC in the early

The US "arranged" the independence of Panama from Columbia so it could build the Panama Canal.

The clerk doesn't have to "read" the name, he only has to /match/ the name with the name already written on the tag. He writes down nothing. The immigrant gets his checkmark and then goes off and

Another couple of links: hope they're useful: https://alba-valb.org/resource/jewish-spanish-civil-war-veterans-during-world-war-ii/ http://irelandscw.com/ibvol-MoR1.htm Judith Berlowitz, San

I don't think these are names they used, but the name the purser heard and wrote in the closest way possible considering the limitations of the language used at the port of departure, and of course

I m looking for more info about my grandfather s family. He was borned in Izmail, by that moment Romania, then Russian Empire and actually Ukraine. It was Bessarabia by 1893. His name Abraham

I grew up in Panama City and went to school in what was then the Canal Zone. I had my Jewish education with these same families and was confirmed with a Lindo and a Maduro, and the president of the

Because nothing was written down. The official compared the name on the manifest and the name tag on the immigrant. Check mark.

It seems my last post didn't post for some reason. It looks like these 3, still identified only as "Mr. Mrs. and Miss Del Valle," came on the Colima, leaving Panama about 6 Feb 1882, which matches the

from Ludovicus. Luis, Luigy, and many other forms In Hungarian they pronounse it as Laiosh Look in Google Laiosh etimology

Halo,do you can explain more about yours expectations,probably i 'll be able to help yoy...All the best Zbigniew Probulski,Gorlice,Poland

Hi, the two entries below from the Lithuanian data base below, appear to be for the same person, as ever data item is the same except for the death date which iis 20 years apart. Efroim Levin,

If the name on the manifest is the name they used--ALWAYS--then help me out please. I've looked at literally hundreds of ship manifests. I can decipher some, but nowhere near all, the names. And I

Rachel LAPPEMAN (Amsterdam April 6, 1803-Maastricht August 3, 1888) had 16 brothers and sisters. See dutchjewry.org/genealogy/abas/1496.shtml. See also www.wiewaswie.nl for Dutch ancestors. Best

I need to find one or two Moderators who will be responsible for running the technical part of the Hungarian Division meeting at the virtual IAJGS Conference. IAJGS will provide a professional