Seeking info on Abraham Avner who immigrated through Galveston, TX in 1913 and went to Chicago, Ill. Marc <c2aggie@...> https://groups.jewishgen.org/g/main/guidelines Signature: Please “sign”

On 5/16/2020 12:34 PM, Hilary Henkin wrote:Rhonda, don't give up hope. On one of my grandfather's several Border Crossing Records between Toronto and New York, he specifically stated the name of the

I was able to locate a high school friend by contacting her alma mater (college, that is). I found her, though she chose not to make contact with us, her close senior year friends. At least I know

The shorthand was probably Gregg Shorthand, not Pittman, which I learned. Linda Wolfe Kelley Portland, OR, USA

To the moderators, A few days ago, I started a new topic, about a great uncle listing his birthplace as Slaviansk in the Ukraine, though all his siblings were born and raised in Northern Lithuania.

Rhonda, don't give up hope. On one of my grandfather's several Border Crossing Records between Toronto and New York, he specifically stated the name of the ship he immigrated with (SS Corean) and the

Hi, Dorisi! I do not have common roots with you, but I wanted to recommend reading the topic about the Shusterovich family from Nevel on the Russian-language forum Jewish roots. You may be familiar

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Hi I'm a newbie. trying to find out if there are Jewish connections to my husbands family. Per mixed marriages in the 1600's-1700's I would be interested in any research that has been done.

Yeruham Zvi Artlich ירוחם צבי קינסטליך wrote: "I am looking for original documents of my mother 's parents....they lived in Bilgoraj, The Jewish records of Bilgoraj and close to 600

Sadly, the naturalization applications do not always have the full information. My husband's grandfather Aaron Foreman (later name changed to William Aaron Foreman) applied four times for

Helen Epstein willspeak about Franci’s War. A 1974 memoir by franci Rabinek Epstein. Published in 2020 in nine countries. It is nOT about a round trip from the us to Europe but a wartime journey

Thank you Martyn, I couldn't find a marriage on the family search, but anything is possible. This is my souce for Leah's name and why I thought the marriage was at Bevis Marks. Knowles Collection

As a result of my search for information about my paternal grandmother, I'v learned that she had a brother--Hillel Kivovitz--that I never knew about. According to the 1910 census, he was born around

I have tried searching, using Steve Morse's gold form, for the town, and depending its size, one or more letters of the last name. I haven't found my relative yet, but it may help.

John This may help - if only a little! https://soc.genealogy.slavic.narkive.com/k0zyOiEZ/question-balazsvagas-then-blazov-but-now-what Peter Lobbenberg, London, UK

Eugenia ZASLAVSKY was born in Kerch, Crimea (Ukraine/Russia) on 20 April 1903, one of eight siblings born variously in Kerch and in Genichesk on the Sea of Azov (also Ukraine/Russia). On 2 August

DNA records and Geni tracings suggest material religious-ethnic crossovers in the century after Luther in Southwest Germany & Switzerland,. Geni reports Vice President Pence has Weil ancestry with a

There are some files ("Matrikel") from Königsberg under https://www.familysearch.org/. Other files are in the German "Prussia Privy State Archives" in Berlin. The archive of the Jewish community

I found this record on Ancestry, but I am having a difficult time trying to find the location; the town is not coming up in my searches on Jewishgen. A cousin has his birth place as Tiszadob,