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

Hi, I've posted vital records in Polish for which I need translations please. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses

TheIsrael Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) is proud to announce that with theaddition of the following new and updated databases on its website, there arenow more than 1.5 million listings in our

Dear All, I've posted a death record from Krakow for which I need a translation. The titles are in German and the text is in Polish. It is on ViewMate at the following

I agree that no one is apparently monitoring comments and, many people have not read the Discussion Group requirements for posting messages. One of the worst titles that caused me, and many others, to

Can someone help me find my grandfather's arrival records..I have tried but got no where..Hersch Schlissel born 1896 in Tarnobrzeg. his mother was Goldie/Chawa maiden name EDER.. They went to Detroit

I appreciate all of you who responded with your own research and keeping passports. I believe I have an earlier passport of my grandfather's that would give me more "insight" into him. This one is

To answer the initial question and to Peter's below, yes "Virginia" there are still moderators on duty who must approve, edit, reject or delete every single post. However, our job is NOT to be an

I just saw this on the web and thought I’d pass it along: In the summer of 2020 Amoetat Akevoth will cease its activities. Since our search of many years for motivated and suitable candidates to

Please can you help in translating from Yiddish, family related words from the back side of 2 photos taken about 1930s See in

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)