I think there's a Murphy's law about that, if you're correcting someone's grammar or spelling, you'll have a typo of your own. (Yes, I read this post 3 times before clicking Send....)

How do I get to the Zamosc book. I see no link on Jewishgen. Thanks Prof. Yitzchak Kerem

I agree with everything Joel and Vivian wrote—and am including Vivian’s message below. I do note that the formatting on these emails has improved somewhat recently so there must be a Moderator

Genealogist love to be private detectives..I am not good at passenger list..I am so happy some good people came thru. We give back what we can. I shared all I knew for the Tarnobrzeg page and Manage

If it was Detroit perhaps they came through Canada. -- Myrna Goodman, PhD

This is what I am responding to: Glenda wrote “I agree with Vivian on her points above, except that the person replying should cut and paste the original message in the reply. I tested this with

Link to border crossing manifest for Nathan Wiesenfeld (his wife arrived with Chawe). He's going to his B-I-L at 396 Hastings, no name given, but... further down the list is Marcus Eder who is a US

Vivian Kahn wrote: I agree with Vivian on her points above, except that the person replying should cut and paste the original message in the reply. I tested this with this reply, and to make it easier

Found the US manifest (below). When immigrants arrived in Canada for transit to the US they went through the standard process conducted by US immigration agents as they would have if they'd arrived

Here's a link to Chawe, Hersch, and Chaim leaving Liverpool for Quebec. There should be a border crossing document into the US but I haven't found it yet, those records and indexes are spotty. Sorry

Gesher Galicia's Galician Town Locator (https://www.geshergalicia.org/galician-town-locator/), which lists all towns located in the Austrian crown land of Galician in 1900, includes a Liski near

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Thank you, Joel! There should be one or more skilled moderators for this list and all others that JewishGen sponsors. However, those who send messages need to pay attention to what they’re doing. An

I believe I may have found the Shlissel family on Ancestry's Canadian Border Crossings. The ship is the Tunisian, arriving Quebec on May 19, 1900. Destination is Pincus Shlissel 340

Do you have an ancestry subscription? If you do not have an ancestry account you can probably find this at familysearch.org manifest Hirsh Schlussel age 4 in the U.S., Border Crossings from

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I request a translation of the Roumanian text on a 5 letter pages. It is on ViewMate at the following address http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM76692 also 76693 to

Dear group, My great great grandfather was Herman Friedmann, who was a Cantor (chazan) in Subotica. I just found his death registration and would very much appreciate a translation. It is on

Hi Ellen, Thank you for taking to trouble to reply. I've made a note of The "Great Purge" for my reading. My mother definitely believed that Siberia was the end for her parents and they were never

Mr. Ives, You said it all so well! I find it amusing that your one typo -- I didn't go looking, but it just jumped out at me -- is genealogy-related. You suggest that a composer check the "spelling,