-----Original Message----- From: Adam Cherson <adam.cherson@...> What is the status of the 1949 records, which I believe are now public records due to the passage of time. Are they available on

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From: Barbara Ellman <ellmanb@...> This is incorrect information. Marriage licenses were and still are issued by the City Clerk in New York City at the Marriage Bureau. They hold the licenses fr

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-----Original Message----- From: Alan Reische Would US citizens be required to hold passports for 1927 travel ex US, and if so, what information would have been required? Yes by the late 1920s US citi

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Nava You need to get access to Ancestry.com as they have a lot of information on this person. He was married to Sadie and lived in Manhattan. He was born in Budapest he says. Appears he died in July 1

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-----Original Message----- From: rhonda. I recently received a photo of my great grandfather and great uncle’s grave stone from Saddle Ridge, NJ. The dates match my research. My mother is doubting its

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-----Original Message----- From: Joan Pollak <JFPollak@...> I recently found via Ancestry.com an entry for my third great grandfather, Gerson Heilbroner, in the 1862-1948 New York Index to Death

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-----Original Message----- From: Alan Reische <a.reische@...> to see if the Plot was allocated to a specific lamdsmannschaft but they have only information linking the Plot to Mount Sinai Syna

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-----Original Message----- From: Daniela <sciakyd@...> I'm trying to find out what it means when a record says Naturalization: Supreme Court of Washington, DC 1922. Could this be a naturalizatio

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-----Original Message----- From: alan moskowitz I never thought of even asking a cemetery to take photos. I have some relatives at Mt Zion and was planning to visit - but thanks to the suggestion some

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-----Original Message----- To: main@... Suggestion: Before doing a photo request for F-a-G, go to the Mount Hebron website [ http://www.mounthebroncemetery.com ], search the database,

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Bankruptcy files are going to be with the court but based on the age they could be in storage or at the National Archives. Start by contacting the court records room and asking them about the files. Y

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Here's a sort of primer on naturalization records for New York City. Naturalizations in the New York City area happened either in the Federal or State courts up until the 1920s. The Federal courts wer

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-----Original Message----- From: Marilyn Levinson via groups.jewishgen.org <wallachlevinson=aol.com@...> If I am unable to find a passport online is there any agency I can write to to

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Start with your question or goal or write your posting in the form of a question please. Might not translate to our international subscribers but everyone in the USA will know what I mean when I say t

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-----Original Message----- From: Dahn Cukier v I am searching for my grandmother's grave I only know she died in October 1974, probably in the Bronx. I have been told she is buried in Southern NJ, but

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-----Original Message----- From: Paul Blumstein <pbcava@...> Sent: Wed, Mar 25, 2020 8:34 am I found it odd that the NYC voter lists includes children. I.e., those not old enough to vote. Initia

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A member of the list was extremely kind and helpful to me retrieving a few documents and doing research for me and as a result I need one more death certificate from the NJ State Archives if anyone is

-----Original Message----- From: Ellen Gottfried <ellen@...> marriage certificate indicates that she was divorced. I am unable to find a record of the divorce. I checked all the boroughs of

I need some certificates from the NJ State Archives in Trenton which if I recall is 25 cents a page versus 25 dollars by mail. Is anyone happening to go there any time soon? I have the specifics of wh

The weather has been rather mild in New York and it sounds like our luck might hold so I am going to try and make a visit to Mount Hebron Cemetery to get photos of stones. I might also make a stop at