I have posted 2 pages of the birth record of my paternal aunt, Ewa FELD BEUTEL. Ewa was known in Vienna as Eva SIGAL. She married Manes ERLICHMAN and moved to Lodz. Kindly provide a translation of

I have posted 2 pages of the birth record of my paternal aunt, Ewa FELD BEUTEL. Ewa was known in Vienna as Eva SIGAL. She married Manes ERLICHMAN and moved to Lodz. Kindly provide a translation of

I have posted 2 pages of the birth record of my paternal aunt, Ewa FELD BEUTEL. Ewa was known in Vienna as Eva SIGAL. She married Manes ERLICHMAN and moved to Lodz. Kindly provide a translation of

I have posted 2 pages of the birth record of my paternal aunt, Ewa FELD BEUTEL. Ewa was known in Vienna as Eva SIGAL. She married Manes ERLICHMAN and moved to Lodz. Kindly provide a translation of

These birth records can include details about the parents' civil marriage in two places: the Father's column or the Comments (uwagi) column. If the marriage occurred before the birth it will be

These birth records can include details about the parents' civil marriage in two places: the Father's column or the Comments (uwagi) column. If the marriage occurred before the birth it will be

I have posted 2 pages of the birth record of my paternal aunt, Ewa FELD BEUTEL. Ewa was known in Vienna as Eva SIGAL. She married Manes ERLICHMAN and moved to Lodz. Kindly provide a translation of

I have posted 2 pages of the birth record of my paternal aunt, Ewa FELD BEUTEL. Ewa was known in Vienna as Eva SIGAL. She married Manes ERLICHMAN and moved to Lodz. Kindly provide a translation of

This may be a red herring - but there is a Mokkom Sholom burial recordwith that surname: moksho87.wpd c:\users\david\documents\dl_data\genealog\mokkom shalom\moksho87.zip Louis Pogrebinsky

Following on Logan Kleinwaks' identification of census books for cities and surrounding towns in 1764-5 Poland, I took a close look at the listings >from Jaroslaw and Sienawa to see if they were

Following on Logan Kleinwaks' identification of census books for cities and surrounding towns in 1764-5 Poland, I took a close look at the listings >from Jaroslaw and Sienawa to see if they were

Attached please find information on the Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington's December 2019 meeting and program. We would be delighted if you would share this information

Have you looked at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landsmanshaft and especially Schwartz, Rosaline and Susan Milamed, From Alexandrovsk to Zyrardow: A Guide to YIVO's Landsmanshaftn Archive, New York:

The home page for the Pogrebische Kehilalinks page has an email link to the the Pogrebishche Jewish Cemetery Project for access to the cemetery photos. -- Barbara Ellman Secaucus NJ Director Special

Thanks to all who have replied. Pretty sure my uncle and his wife have been found with their surname misspelled in the New Montefiore database. Judith

My guess would be a ketuba, but that's just an assumption at best. Good luck, Bobby Rotker Searching ROTKIER, ROTKER, GOLDMAN, GUTMAN from Warsaw ZEITLIN, TSEITLIN, ZAITLIN, TSAITLIN from

The quick and easy thing to do would be togo to the large Jewish NYC cemeteries and do asearch for his burial. You can access Mt. Zion, Mt. Hebron, Montifiore and New Montifiore, Mt. Carmel, Mt.

Agree! Very cumbersome. Seems that the digests come more than once a day on occasion. Must be a better, more user friendly way.

In general, I suggest storing all original documents in acid-free packages, perhaps in individual sleeves in an acid-free box. Of course, the paper of the document may not be acid-free, but this will

Please use a typeface that is large enough to read. Robert