So what you are saying, nothing will change and those of us who cannot use this misery are out of luck.

I am not receiving SIG emails either. How do I see what I've missed?

Looking at tombstones is one good resource for family info, but a more diverse resource is checking out WOLFSTHAL on findmypast.co.uk Once you do that you will find a wide variety of entries including

Looking at tombstones is one good resource for family info, but a more diverse resource is checking out WOLFSTHAL on findmypast.co.uk Once you do that you will find a wide variety of entries including

KAMINSKY is a surname in my family from the small town of Vistytis in modern-day Lithuania. It is located just north of the Polish border near Suwalki and also across a lake from the modern Russian

I don't know if this person is related to your Kaminsky, but Merle was in my class at University City High School, in University City, Missouri.She got married and moved to Texas Sincerely, Rodger W

SOCEC Business Directory https://www.loc.gov/rr/european/phonero/romdir.html Luc Radu Great Neck, NY elran.dvir@..." <rom-sig@...> wrote:

SOCEC Business Directory https://www.loc.gov/rr/european/phonero/romdir.html Luc Radu Great Neck, NY elran.dvir@..." <rom-sig@...> wrote:

Have you obtained naturalization records, marriage and death records for everyone, and Isadore's WWII registration card? All of these might also tell you where the family had lived. Sometimes even

Overall, I am very impressed with the new format. I switched over to the “Daily Summary” after I read how to make adjustments to my delivery settings. The summary is better way to easily access

Join us for an enriching genealogical learning experience on Monday, October 21 at 1:00 PM "Collecting the Docs to Connect the Dots: A Crime Scene Investigator’s quest to obtain the most correct

I followed the instructions to get my pre-assigned password and when I clicked on the link in Mr. Groll’s message, I got to a page, I presume on JewishGen, that said I did NOT have a password. I

Abraham, It seems to me that there is an easy way to determine whether the decision to tell us users what we need was the correct one: run two lists side by side for a period of time, one in the old

The new platform is a significant improvement in many ways. IMHO, the 2 major problems can be rapidly solved as follows. 1. Daily digests. It seems that all members who under the old system were

Thank you. Not having used this for the last 10 years, I definitely feel more inclined to start my search again. I have altered my settings easily and quickly thanks to a good, clear site. Well done

H(G)erschman family Looking for Family I am looking for 2 things: How we are descendents of the Vilna Gaon. If any relatives are alive today. My late Father Oscar Herschman (born 1903,

If it's helpful. here are some screenshots for how you can access/change your subscription settings. (1) From the Daily Summary or Digests: On top of the email, there is a link to "edit your

Dear JewishGen Community, Thank you for everyone's feedback (both positive and constructive). We want the JewishGen Discussion Group to be a place of open dialogue and for everyone's voices to be

I did! Just expressing my view.

Vivian Kahn questions my posting about Ancestry introducing their new AncestryHeath® product and people sharing their health information with them. I am only reporting on what is out there and is