And the original person’s name so we can look them up! Sharon F. Yampell Voorhees, NJ USA GenealogicalGenie@...

It’s a good idea to include the url. This image will be distorted if someone tries to enlarge it. Barbara Mannlein Tucson, AZ

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As per reccomendations, this is the full immigration document

I'd be careful Yale - there are a few megillot yukhsin (the name cames from the talmud of an ancient source of genealogy so it was used often in Rabbinic geneology) There was one written by Rav Bodek

JewishGen education will offer new classes Starting April 17 Mentored Study Group is a two week series. The first venture is decribed on the education

I looked through Beilinsohn's "Shlume Emunei Israel" mentioned previously on this list and found that it includes extensions to genealogical data contained in an 1892 publication from Odessa called

My great maternal grandfather was BERYL MOSES BARNETT (1834-1913) was from Russia PER HIS DEATH certificate. He and his family lived in Middlesbrough, England per 1871 and 1881 England and Wales

Can some please help me read the name of the friend and his address on line 17?

My ALK family lived in Vitebsk going back to the 1800s. They were tanners mostly. Eventually they made their way to Bialystok. Thank you.

I know this is barely genealogy but it does include poignant photos. The song was written in Polish and translated into Yiddish. More about the history of the song at the link below.

One of the many photos sitting in my G Grandmother's album has finally been identified. For the last 35 years, I was sure I knew who the two boys were. But only this weekend have I found that one of

My family and I watched The Windermere Children when it was broadcast by the BBC in the UK in January as part of its’ commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. It was

Rabbi Aron HALBERSTAM, the son of R. Chaim Yoel (the "Divrei Chaim" of Sanz-Nowy Sacz, Poland), married Chana Elka WEINBERGER (b. 1827), and the records I have checked in MyHeritage show that they had

Hi, In my family tree I have Rein PAAS (1806-1877), his wife Leno MARTINSON (1808-1886), from Torma, Estonia. Is this the same family? KR, Ze'ev -- [Ze'ev Itzhak Tschan, Har Adar, Israel]

Can anyone supply a link to the "In their own words" documentary? I can only find it available to those with a paid membership to Thirteen. -- Fredel Fruhman Brooklyn, New York, USA

IGRAwishes you all a Happy and Healthy Passover. Joinus for the upcoming free webinar series of the Israel Genealogy ResearchAssociation (IGRA) starting April 22nd. We have chosen a variety

On April 10, the Doughboy Foundation of the US WW1 Centennial Commission held a webinar on Finding Your World War 1 Ancestors, with Debra Dudek, Genealogy Research Tips and Tricks. They also provided

garystuff24@... wrote: "My cousin and I have been trying to find out more about our beloved great grandparents, Philip and Goldie Kaplan.... .."..>> Hello, I see there is an extensive family tree on

PASSOVER IN GALICIA From our Vice President, and Director of Historical and Public Education, Dr. Andrew Zalewski: Being in the midst of Passover many of you might find it interesting to learn