Dear all, Thanks to Judy Petersen, I have found a death notice for one of my great-great-great grandfathers. One of the names signed as mourners is Orzsike (the O has Umlaut). What name this could

Dear all, Thanks to Judy Petersen, I have found a death notice for one of my great-great-great grandfathers. One of the names signed as mourners is Orzsike (the O has Umlaut). What name this could

Hi, I definitely agree with Ms. Woehrl: Please post the documents on jewishgen's ViewMate.

I have posted a Starokonstantinov, Ukraine 1904 Birth Record that needs to be translated. It is >from the "Jewish" side of the entry. The Russian page is missing. Please translate the record for Male

I have posted a Starokonstantinov, Ukraine 1904 Birth Record that needs to be translated. It is >from the "Jewish" side of the entry. The Russian page is missing. Please translate the record for Male

I think the best way to try and do that is go to the cadastral maps in the Gesher Galicia map room and compare that to google maps today. Sometimes the results will be quite obvious and sometimes it

This might be useful for those searching people buried in Israel, I was just drawn attention (was posted on the sephardi facebook page) to the following new searchable site:- https://gravez.me/ It

Dear friends, I'm hoping somebody can help me translate a Yiddish note on the back of a postcard. It is on ViewMate at the following

Dear friends, I'm hoping somebody can help me translate a Russian note on the back of a photo. It is on ViewMate at the following

Dear friends, I'm hoping somebody can help me translate a Yiddish note on the back of a postcard. It is on ViewMate at the following

Dear friends, I'm hoping somebody can help me translate a Russian note on the back of a photo. It is on ViewMate at the following

Hello Susan, I would be willing to transcribe/translate the death-records: 1. but with my German worldwide-Ancestry-account I do not have access to the documents provided with the links and 2. maybe

As mentioned previously, every month I post a listing of the IAJGS Records Access Alert topics from the previous month for you to see the variety of issues…some were posted on this discussion group

Could some please translate the following two death records? They are in German. I would especially like to know what the handwriting says, parents names

I am researching for several years my wife's family APOTHEKER with a fair success. We knew that her ggrandfather Saul Isak APOTHEKER was born in 1831 and lived in Nowy Sacz. He had some

In Bonn I had the same difficulty, but found that there were city address books published every year which explained the system in the issues for the period when the change took place, I was lucky in

As several of you wrote to me that the version you received the URL did not work --that is because the lyris system which the SIGS use truncates the url into 2 lines and the second line was not

As several of you wrote to me that the version you received the URL did not work --that is because the lyris system which the SIGS use truncates the url into 2 lines and the second line was not

I have given this type of talk and find it useful to start awith a couple of very short stories of my amazing family ‘finds’. Storytelling is very effective and grabs people on a personal level.

Dear Siggers, I am researching for several years my wife's family APOTHEKER with a fair success. We knew that her ggrandfather Izak Szaul APOTHEKER was born in 1837 and lived in Nowy Sacz. He had