Got it - you will only see this button if there is at least one additional message in the thread. Otherwise, there's nothing.

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,

Marks d 16/7/40 & Esther Milly d 20/11/52 Albeitman are buried next to each other in Willesden United Synagogue cemetery, section EX, Row 16, Plots 852/3. Next time I'm there I will take photos for

First, I trust you phonetically searchedfor the both surnames below on NYC Passenger Manifests using stevemorse.org Next since they went to Detroit, you also should search phoneticallyusing

Thank you so much for your translation! My maternal grandfather, Isaac (Yitzchak) Finkelstein was born in 1889 in Zamosc and lived there until he left for the US in the early 20th century. He was on

miscarriage is different than a stillborn or still birth, if you prefer that word.

I wrote thoughts/opinions and received many responses. Sorry that you feel it wasn't enough. IF you don't want to read the body of the message, you don't have to. Trudy Barch, FL

A town that was part of Austrian Empire and now is in the Ukraine. Does anyone know the present day name of this town? Hannah Sperber

I would like to remind all the participants who live in the USA that there are people in this group that don't live in your country, and don't know the names and abbreviations of all the USA states.

January 27, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. Between now and February 22, but mainly between January 27 and 31, a series of commemorative events is planned in 35 towns

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

Hi All I have been planning a 10-day Jewish heritage trip to Poland for almost a year now. The trip begins this April. We are working with a Krakow genealogist with a degree in Jewish Polish

Sounds great, but I do not see "view/reply online". I am able to reply (obviously), but I don't see anything regarding viewing all X messages in topic. Sue Martin Cape Cod

Hi, My email below states in the Subject area and body that these are Polish translations. I made a mistake, as they are Russian. I have made the correction in the message below. Thank you for your

Hi, I've posted on ViewMate a birth registration >from 1825 Bohemia relating to my extended FEDERMAN ancestry: https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM76733 It's for the birth of

I am requesting a clarification of the location in Russia written on Line 1 in Column 10 and also in Column 11 on a 1910 US passenger manifest for Ite Zarchin. It is posted

Excellent article on the Lost Shtetl project Jerusalem Post. -Jewish life in Lithuania before the Holocaust The project Lost Shtetl tells the story of Jewish Shadeve: "I want to showcase the dazzling