JoAnne, According to the Registro Civil (https://www.registrocivil.cl/home.html) the RUN number can be found on the Certificate of Matrimony. However, I'm guessing that if you sent an email in Spanish

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JoAnne, According to the Registro Civil (https://www.registrocivil.cl/home.html) the RUN number can be found on the Certificate of Matrimony. However, I'm guessing that if you sent an email in Spanish

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Vivian, First, it is wise to check the Jewishgen Discussion Group Archives. There you will find several messages about how to search for Argentine records. Second, in doing a Google search and finding

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Vivian, First, it is wise to check the Jewishgen Discussion Group Archives. There you will find several messages about how to search for Argentine records. Second, in doing a Google search and finding

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Shmuel, I checked the Brazil Immigration records on Familysearch.org since many who went to Argentina also went through Rio. There are some Kahanas listed. Also, you should check the Bremen lists and

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Shmuel, I checked the Brazil Immigration records on Familysearch.org since many who went to Argentina also went through Rio. There are some Kahanas listed. Also, you should check the Bremen lists and

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I stumbled across a posting on Yahoo News about a new database of British former owners of slaves (who received compensation for lost "property.") Out of curiosity for Jewish names, I entered Cohen an

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I stumbled across a posting on Yahoo News about a new database of British former owners of slaves (who received compensation for lost "property.") Out of curiosity for Jewish names, I entered Cohen an

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Israel, Usually, it's about two weeks. You might have some luck with tracing the surname >from Ancestry's list first (with steve morse.org as a backup). You might be able to trace your ancestor >from

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Israel, Usually, it's about two weeks. You might have some luck with tracing the surname >from Ancestry's list first (with steve morse.org as a backup). You might be able to trace your ancestor >from

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Stephen, Your information is so sparse--it is unlikely that this group will be able to give you direct information. Instead, start with the basics. If they arrived in the 1880s, you should look at cen

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Stephen, Your information is so sparse--it is unlikely that this group will be able to give you direct information. Instead, start with the basics. If they arrived in the 1880s, you should look at cen

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There is a Waldimer Zwilling listed in the CEMLA database of arrivals to Argentina in 1912 http://www.cemla.com/busqueda.php#. I did not see a Rose Abramowitz readily around that time. In the AMIA dat

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There is a Waldimer Zwilling listed in the CEMLA database of arrivals to Argentina in 1912 http://www.cemla.com/busqueda.php#. I did not see a Rose Abramowitz readily around that time. In the AMIA dat

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Latin American SIG members, JewishGen has asked that the Latin American SIG move forward with developing a website and begin acquiring information to make accessible to others. In order to do so, we n

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Latin American SIG members, JewishGen has asked that the Latin American SIG move forward with developing a website and begin acquiring information to make accessible to others. In order to do so, we n

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I know this is elementary, but I can't figure out how to track this information. I found a relative on a 1928 handwritten index. Next to his name, it says 6-212. I know this refers to a page number, b

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I know this is elementary, but I can't figure out how to track this information. I found a relative on a 1928 handwritten index. Next to his name, it says 6-212. I know this refers to a page number, b

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If you have not noticed, CEMLA (Centro de Estudios Migratorios de Latinoamerica) has made the transcription of their passenger arrival lists available for free to the public. In the past, you could se

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If you have not noticed, CEMLA (Centro de Estudios Migratorios de Latinoamerica) has made the transcription of their passenger arrival lists available for free to the public. In the past, you could se

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