I have to agree with you Dani. We used to be able to follow a "conversation" - if you will. I even read the threads that didn't specifically apply to my interests - on the off chance that I might

This has been explained previously. If you click on the "view/reply online" link below a message and scroll down, you will find a "View all X messages in topic" link. I find this a great improvement

Hi, I agree with Naomi Barnett. In addition, I wrote some time ago regarding writing family surnames in CAPITALS, as was once the case. JewishGen, what's going on? Regards Angie Elfassi Israel "I find

Folks, I am most pleased to announce that my English translation of ‘Pinkas Zamosc,’ called ‘The Zamosc Memorial Book’ is now available on line for general view. It can be found in my

I feel it important to list (perhaps in parenthesis) stillborns and even miscarriages. This information can be very helpful for a person's medical history. ESTHER (Herschman)

Hi Linda, Just recently, I, had the good fortune to find a passport for two family members. YES, keep, or scan (the whole thing) and keep them. I feel they can really help "flesh out" the life of

My father's first cousin gave me a copy of their grandfather's passport, which included the names of three of his children traveling with him. This was very helpful in searching passenger manifests.

I find trying to keep track of women's miscarriages intrusive. There would be no record of a miscarriage, other than a medical one, which is private. Or did you mean to say stillbirth (which is a

Dear Group, I've posted two related texts clips >from the 1876 Marriage Record of Moses Wolfsthal (links below). The first clip is the description of the groom, and the second is the comment

Norm, please get in touch with Yulia about the payment. The book can be purchased by subscription only, so she'll need to have the payment for it. Thanks. Inna.

Beverley, I was referring to NY, NJ, and CT or PA. Sorry for the confusion. Inna.

I agree - and what has happened to the SIG Digests? Davida Noyek Handler Henderson, Nevada, USA

Thank you for sharing. Best wishes on connecting to your new family when you do so.

Not to alarm you, but if your grandparents were arrested, they could have been exiled to Siberia, sentenced to a labor camp, or even executed. An uncle told me years ago that my grandfather's

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