CMJ stands for the following, The Church's Ministry Among Jewish People (CMJ) is an Anglican missionary society founded ... A school, training college and a church called the Episcopal Jews' Chapel

You have to register to Jewishgen Groups, which is different from Jewishgen. And then to be logged in to Jewishgen Groups before seeing reply buttons. Could this be added to a Wiki if not

Andy Monat's email gives me an opening to share a problem:- The late Florence Lesser Marmor (1933-2018) and David RoyGevertzman (1945-2007), together with a bunch of other volunteers [ I donot know

Thank you for your questions. The CMJ is 'the Church's Ministry Among the Jews'. It used to be called the 'London Jews' Society' and the 'London Society for Promoting Christianity Amongst the Jews'.

Bayside Cemetery in Queens, New York has been much discussed on this mailing list over the years, but there do not appear to have been any updates from people who have visited it recently. Since I

I can't be certain, but I strongly suspect that the first (#968), filed just a few days after the birth, had several errors that were corrected on the second. As far as the number of children is

Please see this addendum. Jan I want to add something for those of you writing comments on the outrageous fees--—and hope that is many of you!. I have been advised that duplicate

Due to my post on 14 January I've broken down this brick wall and found family connections. Thank you to everyone. This forum is definitely wonderful. Beulah Gross

On November 15 the IAJGS Records Access Alert posted about the outrageous USCIS Proposed Fee Increases. IAJGS Records Access Alert also posted about an extension for comments on December 6 to December

I can help too. Same issues though. Mostly snow covered. Always glad to lend a hand. May have to wait a while, up to 6" of snow expected by tomorrow! Steve Rosenzweig Buffalo Grove, IL

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Can you please give the specific info as much as you know, especially about the date/s the family moved? The events in Russia might give a clue as to the reasons for the move, such as the military

I would be happy to take pictures for you. My family is buried there, but the problem being all the graves are are flat and covered in snow, so it is possible to find any graves now. Let me know. No

I've posted a birth record from Rudnik nad Sanem, Poland (hand-written in Cyrillic in 1868) for which I need a translation, especially the names of parents and exact date of birth but any pertinent

Trying to make contact with family of Zehavit, a great-granddaughter of Pinchas Zelig HaKohen Schwartz, born in Dragamerfalva in 1901 and perished in Auschwitz in 1944, Moreh Zedek Apahida. She was

Can you share the names of your family members? -- Shelley Mitchell NYC searching KONIGSBERG/KINIGSBERG, TERNER, MOLDAUER, SCHONFELD - Kolomyya PLATZ - DELATYN. All Galicia.

Do you mean he left from Philadelphia about 1900? When you say you have a photo of him at the port of LA — what port are you referring to? Los Angeles? Barbara Zimmer Virginia My great great

I did log on to JewishGen but still saw no reply button. Then I futzed around, officially (re)joining the discussion group and then wandering thru my account demographics and gave up in frustration.

I am trying to find someone who would be willing to visit the Shalom Memorial Park Cemetery, Skokie, in the Chicago area to take a picture of a gravestone of one of my family members. The exact

Can you tell us what CMJ stands for please. Your question is common, as often the census just says Russia, Russian, Russian Poland etc. Did anyone in the family naturalise (National Archives in