Resubmitting form I sent earlier without the neccessary information. I've posted a vital record in Yiddish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address

A couple points about the census not already discussed. One of my first encounters with census data was hearing about a research project at U of Penn where they were mapping ethnicity/country of

Hi Ellen None of the consular records I mentioned are online. You have to research them in person. The National Archives will not perform a search for you, they will help you plan your visit and use

There were cases of men who married women from Rabbinical lineage and took the wife's maiden name as their family names. One example is the son of a Rabbi David, Rav of Novarodok who married a

According to my grandmother (reported by my mother), she sailed from Liverpool to NY in 1907, accompanied by her 6-month-old son. She stated that the infant became ill and died during the sea voyage.

Hi, my name is Yossi Godelnik and I am working on my mother family tree - Ginzburg. I try to find relatives of my mother - hunt Rachel (Rochel, Rychel) Levinsky - Ginzburg. Rachel ginzburg was born at

This is Louis Lilienthal's birth certificate. To my regret, I don't have more information. The doc. confirm his birthplace and the date Shlomo Melchior Ramat Gan Israel

In observance of Yom Ha’Shoa(Holocaust Day) in Israel, the Israel Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) hasjust released a new database which includes 20 files of Holocaust Survivors with over

Oskar Wurzel was born in May, 1893, in Poland. According to his daughter, he was born in Tarnow, and according to his death certificate from Gusen (a subcamp of Mauthausen), he was born in

Let's hear it for having spent a lot of time looking at old maps, and collecting scans of many of them! Somewhere along the line, about 5 years ago, I came across a map of the Mogilev region. I

Good morning. I am trying to find the birthplace of a great grandfather who has written on different documents Russia/Latvia/Lithuania. The town listed on two documents is Koltenon (or Koltanon). I

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Sent from Mail for Windows 10 I am researching Otillie and Herman Boaz, form Schwerin, north Germany. They apparently were sister and brother. Otille, born 1850, married David Neumann of Frankfurt

Mike, In the Jewishgen Holocaust database, the "German Towns Project" collection includes two Ludwig Lilienthals. It sounds as if the information you gave is a mashup of these two people. One of them

Hello, I have re-posted the Yiddish portion of a letter in which my grandparents were trying to get information from my grandmother's sisters on how to immigrate to the US or Canada. Someone had

Your statement about the amount of information in the 2020 US census is not accurate. It is less than any of the publicly available census records since 1850 but that only spans to 1940. The US census

Hello group, I've posted 5 vital records in Russian for which I need a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. Birth record of Abraham Jakob ZYLBERWAJS:

In a press release shared April 14, the Arolsen Archives announced they have 26 million documents with information on 21 million names of victims about victims of Nazi persecution online. It was last