You can always donate important historical papers to a Jewish repository. Maybe, start with the Center for Jewish History. Isabel Cymerman

I am getting replies but have no idea where or how to find the original post or the thread. Is there a setting for getting the complete thread? One way to cut down on having too many posts would have

Does someone have a family tree including GOLDSCHLAEGER >from Radautzi? Hannelore C France

I find it curious that some posters to this group don't consider it necessary to state where they reside in the world and numerous posters don't add a signature. Surely when anyone sends a message to

Topic: Power and the People: The U.S. Census and Who Counts Speakers: Curators, UC Berkeley Library Census Exhibit Wednesday, January 22, 2020 Sutro Library Reading Room J. Paul Leonard Library,

San Francisco Bay Area Jewish Genealogical Society Topic: Digging Deeper on FamilySearch.org Speaker: Kimberlee Mller Sunday, January 19, 2020 Oakland FamilySearch Library 4766 Lincoln

Absolutely! Passports are not only vital official and formal evidence, if it should be needed, but essential in family research. I still have my parent's (german) passports from when they left Vienna

If the mother is still living, I ask her. Sometimes it's nice to know that someone cares about the stubbed off branches. Some have hardly been able to talk about that empty crib.

It's possible that there were two more children. Gesher Galicia's All Galicia Database (https://search.geshergalicia.org) also lists Like the other children, they were members of "Congregational

Francoise, Is this them? The image also says 8 years in present marriage. Name:Solomon RompelAge in 1911:28Estimated birth year:abt 1883Relation to Head:HeadGender:MaleBirth Place:RussiaCivil

Inna, I live in Florida and I would be interested. Not sure what tri-state you are referring to. Thanks. Beverley Wiseman Markowitz

Can anyone supply more information about Sare Czarne Margulies. She was the second wife of my husband's ancestor, Herz (aka Hyman) Gross. He was born in 1793 and died 1853 in L'viv, Ukraine. Their

Jane, No one remembers where the Mexican story/connection came from, family gossip is the best I came up with. Well, DNA has fixed that. Now to figure out what is 51% Jewish actually means.

Thank you! I am open to this new adventure.

Thanks for sharing. So far I have found I have 4 half Siblings on my BF side. They are processing it all and have not been wanting to connect at this point, which is understandable. I think time

My initial Ancestry match matched me to a 1st Cousin... I reached out to them and come up with a hypothesis of who could be my BF. Then a second 1st Cousin contacted me who got their results, So in

Thank you to everyone who replied to my question below! There seemed to be no consensus among the answers. Richard May ferdlilac@... North Carolina, U.S.A. I have 1 known Ashkenazi

I do keep them, feeling that they are an important part of the history. If you don't want to -- or have room to -- keep them, I would definitely at least scan them (cover plus all pages that have

LitvakSIG is pleased to make publicly available our entire collection of 1784 poll tax lists, part of our Grand Duchy of Lithuania (GDL) project. The lists are organized into 14 compilations by

I include all those born alive, even if they only lived a few hours. I do not include stillborns. I may make a note on the mother's record that she had a stillborn child, but especially without