My grandmother was included in her husband's naturalization around 1923 or so. It is still legal to use any name a person wishes, as long as it is not used for fraudulent purposes. My father did so

You can google her name to see several ways to contact her. She has a blog.

Dear researchers, Here is an update for the Bessarabia SIG projects for the month of November 2019. See also at What's New at Bessarabia SIG website. Jewish Cemeteries. Updates: -- Completed

Dear researchers, Here is an update for the Bessarabia SIG projects for the month of November 2019. See also at What's New at Bessarabia SIG website. Jewish Cemeteries. Updates: -- Completed

Hi! my grandmother left Poland and went to Cuba before going to Mexico. I’d there anyway to find when she left Poland and what ship She might have been on? Ive searched manifests but I can’t find

Joseph Glattstein was born in Illesfalu, which was in Szepes megye (county) Hungary. It is now Iliasovce, Slovakia. It is not far from Iglo, also known as Neudorf, which he identifes as his last

On https://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/community.php?usbgn=-1041550 you will see four JOWBR data on the Montefiore and Beth Moses cemeteries where burial of Chasewater (also listed as Hashevater

Try looking them up on www.cemla.com/buscador it is the largest database of arrivals to Argentina. It is free. Also only in Spanish, I believe. Good luck! Dominique Rozenberg Anderson

This may be totally off the wall, but Levitan was the name of a very popular and very well know furniture store in Paris. If you look up the name Levitan (Wolf) on Wikipedia, there is a brief

My 3x-great-grandfather Michael MILLET (born c.1800 in or near Dabrowa Tarnowska) had either a brother or first cousin Yaacov Meir MILLET. Yaacov had at least 5 children, the oldest of whom was Moshe

My 3x-great-grandfather Michael MILLET (born c.1800 in or near Dabrowa Tarnowska) had either a brother or first cousin Yaacov Meir MILLET. Yaacov had at least 5 children, the oldest of whom was Moshe

Hi everyone, I have been unsuccessfully trying to make contact with Roni Seibel Liebowitz who is listed as the manager of the Kehillahlink page for Belchatow Poland. The webpage doesn't look like it

Thank you for your comments. I totally agree with you that too few people realize what is available and are very quick to jump to conclusions. And yes, le Mémorial de la Shoah is impressive and...

In Israel you don't write to a cemetery. You write to the Hevra Kadisha. Israel Pickholtz Ashkelon allmyforeparents.blogspot.com endogamy-one-family.com My genealogy research is electric. It follows

Here are two articles from Prologue Magazine on the U.S. National Archives website that may be of interest regarding naturalization status of family members when the head of household is formally

Danzig researchers, if you might attend the IAJGS Conference in San Diego (https://iajgs2020.org), please fill out the following form so I can get an idea of how many Danzigers might be in attendance

Danzig researchers, if you might attend the IAJGS Conference in San Diego (https://iajgs2020.org), please fill out the following form so I can get an idea of how many Danzigers might be in attendance

Hi Mark I'm part of the non-partisan ad hoc group raising awareness to the proposed fee hikes. Our focus is the egregious hikes, which will take the USCIS Genealogy Program out of the reach of most

I suppose the second place's name could be Felsöfalu https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fels%C5%91falu in Slovakia too. Susanna Vendel, Stockholm

The first part (A-K) of Lenka Matusikova's new database of Prague post-war death declarations is now online at https://digi.nacr.cz/prohlaseni/ Randy Schoenberg Los Angeles, CA