This is to thank the Jewishgen community, once again, for your amazing help in the search mentioned in the title. Special thanks go to David Barrett and Nicki Russler. And a huge kudos to Valentin

Hello, Are you aware that vital records from the 1880's are scanned online and you can probably locate this Chaya Rivka (Helen) at the website. See the Wiki

Dear colleagues, I am looking for the family of Artur (Avraham) ROTT & Roza (nee FISCHER)ץ They had two sons: Zsigmond (b. 1894) and Sandor (b. 1900). Any information on this family will be greatly

On Tue, Mar 24, 2020 at 07:43 PM, Ina Getzoff wrote: This is typical of patronymic naming as occurred in some countries such as Netherlands (Holland) where surnames generally did not come into

As far as LDS goes you need to create an account on FamilySearch and then you can view their catalogue. Daniella Alyagon נשלח מטאבלט Samsung

Ina Getzoff explained the "pecking order" in regards to naming after living relatives. This is very common in Italy where my husband's paternal side originates. Makes genealogy a bit confusing.

Ze'ev, I see the links from my first response did not transfer the actual records in the attachments. But I was able to copy and scan the attached images for you. You can still access the marriage

How to contact LDS, UKR SIG to know which archives they have online and how to access them?

Dear Damon and other researchers interested in Suchowola and Sidra: I am the JRI-Poland coordinator for the Bialystok area. I also have deep roots in Bialystok and other nearby towns now in Poland,

I am trying to trace the lineage of my grandmother, Yudis Nomeiski, born in 1880 in Shchuchin. I found that her mother is Gesia/Geska, or Eshke, daughter of Sholom. Searching the LitvakSIG

When I see a newborn named after a living parent, I check to see if the baby died or was a stillbirth before he or she was given a name. Sometimes a stillbirth baby was given a combination of the

An Index to Naturalization records for eastern, & southern district are available at Italian Gen .org

The Minnesota Jewish Genealogical Society March 29th meeting will be co-hosted by TCJEWFOLK as a WEBINAR. The topic is Crossing the Ocean: Finding your Family. Please register at

Thank you, Karen! You are right: Those are my grandparents. I know FamilySearch and also the Dutch archives. So there is no new information for me. Even if I follow all the links in there. For

I had an uncle who passed away at roughly 15 months old. He died in May 1918 in a hospital in Brooklyn where he had been for a little over a week. Cause of death listed as measles. This was right at

Suchowola is right on the borders with the Suwalki Lomza gubernias, so may be records there. See JRI Poland for any shtetel in this area.

Philips is almost certainly certainly either a patronymic or anglicisation of another name. Names were changed often on migration. Names from the Suwalki Lomza gubernias of NE Poland, some areas now

My great great grandfather's Chicago death certificate says "Chronic bronchitis with asthma" with contributory cause "old age" -- he was about 58, & had been treated by the doctor for 5 days. This may

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