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Hi, Before the main@... was initiated, it was expected to write family SURNAMES in CAPITALS. At least one of the genners has remarked that most people no longer put SURNAMES in CAPITALS. I personally

Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy There was a question on how to and where to send your comments. Go to website, recordsnotrevenue.com. This is the website of genealogists, historians and

My 3x great grandfather was Kalonymous Tzvi. He was born in 1793 in what is now Slovakia. However when he lived in Galgocz, it was part of Hungary in the early 1800's. The Hungarians seem to have

We are delighted to announce the release of the December 2019 issue of the Galitzianer, the quarterly research journal of Gesher Galicia. Spanning centuries, this issue is a smorgasbord of history,

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Kalonimus is a first name that is paired with the slightly more common name Kalman. I don't know the origin of either name but even if they originally came about in connection with a certain family

Hello all, In my family the name Kalman Kalonimus is not an infrequent name. Also my father was naùmed Kalman Kalonymus. Here is some information: According to Rabbi Shmuel Gorr z"l: Kalonymus

I would like to "make my voice known" but am confused as to how and where I can do this. Can you do it by email and, if so, at what address? If not, what is the physical address you have to

Hello, I'm looking for relatives of Perla David nee Shevah/Seivah Her partners name was Bercu Seivah and Maria Seivah >from Husi the couple had 4 more children: Hers Leibu Seivah born in Husi

Hello, I'm looking for relatives of Perla David nee Shevah/Seivah Her partners name was Bercu Seivah and Maria Seivah >from Husi the couple had 4 more children: Hers Leibu Seivah born in Husi

Tom- The card is in Czech, not Polish. It is from the card file of Theresienstadt (Terezin) prisoners. Megan Megan Lewis Reference Librarian 202.314.7860 National Institute for Holocaust

Family Search has two databases of Brazilian immigration files: https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/1932363 (Rio de Janiero to 1965) https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2140223

My middle name is Kalman. My family’s last name was Rojtkopf. While they were from Poland for at least two generations, I believe my great grandfather Kalman, who was a followerer of the Gerer

In Afrikaans, the word 'smous' would be pronounced something like smow-s (slightly extended s at the end). I don't know if the word is pejorative or not, but the traveling Jewish peddler was

In Afrikaans, the word 'smous' would be pronounced something like smow-s (slightly extended s at the end). I don't know if the word is pejorative or not, but the traveling Jewish peddler was

This is part of our story as well. My Grandfather Mauritz (Morris) John Plen arrived as a 19 year old in Cape Town in about 1890. My father Mark told me that Morris had told him that he worked as

This is part of our story as well. My Grandfather Mauritz (Morris) John Plen arrived as a 19 year old in Cape Town in about 1890. My father Mark told me that Morris had told him that he worked as

I was told that the word smous means Soos Moses which is Afrikaans for Like Moses. Regards Bubbles Segall

I was told that the word smous means Soos Moses which is Afrikaans for Like Moses. Regards Bubbles Segall