I do keep them, feeling that they are an important part of the history. If you don't want to -- or have room to -- keep them, I would definitely at least scan them (cover plus all pages that have

LitvakSIG is pleased to make publicly available our entire collection of 1784 poll tax lists, part of our Grand Duchy of Lithuania (GDL) project. The lists are organized into 14 compilations by

I include all those born alive, even if they only lived a few hours. I do not include stillborns. I may make a note on the mother's record that she had a stillborn child, but especially without

Below is a message >from Heidi Szpek. She has been documenting the Matzevot and their inscriptions and artwork for over 10 years now. Her book "Bagnowka: A Modern Jewish Cemetery on the Russian

I tried replying to your email and the message bounced. I do not live in the tri-state area (wherever that is-Illinois, Indiana and Michigan or NY, NJ and PA or CT, I am in Central Texas. Thanks for

My maternal grandmother's first child was stillborn. I list that baby on our tree because it explains some things about the family and also because knowing she was stillborn can help to dispel a

Thank you everyone for your thoughts. Most ofthe people said Yes to include the found stillborn. For stillborns that occurred100 years ago….I can not foresee a problem…parents and othersiblings

Thank you. I was able to get to thre images by following your suggestions. -- Deborah Blankenberg (JewishGen ID #613395) Lodi, CA dtblankenberg@... Researching BLOCH/BLOCK (Germany to New York,

Thank you Sarah. I'm a member of some of these sites. You are right they can be very helpful. I find myself doubling up as I'm exploring both the RC and Jewish routes for information.

Continued: Mother- Maria Teresa /Theresa Szczepaska b.22 Mar 1925 in Lwow, Poland. Forced labour to Cologne May 1942. Married 12 Oct 1946. Arrived in England- Winter 1946. Grandparents- Michal

Do you keep old passports that you find of family members? I've come across one that doesn't have a lot of stamps- a couple to Tel Aviv and one to Frankfurt. It was used later on in the life. I'm sure

Hi to all, I would be very grateful If somebody could help me in getting details about a couple mentioned in the 1911 London census area of Whitechapel.Salomon Rompel and his wife Dora might be

Inna, I live in central New Jersey and would be very much interested in being part of a group order for a copy. Thanks. Norm Katz

This sounds like an exhibit that many in/near NYC will want to see... _Refuge in the Heights: The German Jews of Washington Heights_ February 3 to July 31, 2020 Leo Baeck Institute 15 West 16th

There are good reasons on both sides. If the listing is difficult, do not list on trees. I have a husband/father who divorced and the former wife (my relative) and children do have contact with the

Hello, you posted about the new system, you were responding to a previous post but I have no idea what the thread is or the original post. I went back a few days and couldn’t find it in recent

Maybe the silent majority are happy with the new layout and system. I know I am and add my support. Nich (on phone)

I had an aunt who fell down a short flight of stairs during the 8 + month. They rushed her to the hospital for a c section. The baby was dead and my aunt was injured. She couldn't have any children

Thank you David but dont understand what you are referring to b144. Chaya Sura father was Berat or Bernard Weiss Weisz was born 1892 in Raksin (Csapvic is also name of the village).Her parents died

So sorry you've had this trouble. I tested the link before posting it and it seemed to work fine, but like you, I now get an error message. Instead, do one of the following: 1. Go to