A search of the JewishGen OnLine Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR) finds 386 with given name Roman, including 74 in the U.S. David Rosen Boston, MA

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After the Civil War cattle raising boomed in the American West. Europe became a lucrative market for beef. Before the widespread use of refrigeration live cattle had to be transported to Atlantic port

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After the Civil War cattle raising boomed in the American West. Europe became a lucrative market for beef. Before the widespread use of refrigeration live cattle had to be transported to Atlantic port

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There is an AP story today about Beth Olem Cemetery, located within the grounds of a General Motors automobile plant. The story can be found on line by doing an internet search using "Detroit Jewish C

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There is an AP story today about Beth Olem Cemetery, located within the grounds of a General Motors automobile plant. The story can be found on line by doing an internet search using "Detroit Jewish C

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Using Ancestry, UK Outward Passenger Lists: I looked them up on the Megantic, sailing May 14 1910. There were two adults and three children listed. The names are crossed out and there is a notation "R

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Using Ancestry, UK Outward Passenger Lists: I looked them up on the Megantic, sailing May 14 1910. There were two adults and three children listed. The names are crossed out and there is a notation "R

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The 2nd page of the SS Carmania 1923 ship arrival for KAMINSKY, column 18 "Whether ever before in United States" is answered NO. On that basis I would conclude you are looking at two different people.

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The 2nd page of the SS Carmania 1923 ship arrival for KAMINSKY, column 18 "Whether ever before in United States" is answered NO. On that basis I would conclude you are looking at two different people.

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The usual route >from Hamburg was a one or two day trip to Hull or Grimsby or to London on England's East coast. >from there there would be a train to Liverpool on England's West coast. In Liverpool p

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The usual route >from Hamburg was a one or two day trip to Hull or Grimsby or to London on England's East coast. >from there there would be a train to Liverpool on England's West coast. In Liverpool p

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Marcella: The Hamburg departure list via Ancestry.com shows David ZALUK coming >from Bialocerkow. Could be today's Bialozorka, Ukraine. See Jewishgen Kehilalinks: http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/Belo

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Marcella: The Hamburg departure list via Ancestry.com shows David ZALUK coming >from Bialocerkow. Could be today's Bialozorka, Ukraine. See Jewishgen Kehilalinks: http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/Belo

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For an explanation of the cryptic entry in columns 6,7,8,9 see: http://www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/Manifests/ David Rosen Boston, MA David Nesher Adler davidnead@... wrote:

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For an explanation of the cryptic entry in columns 6,7,8,9 see: http://www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/Manifests/ David Rosen Boston, MA David Nesher Adler davidnead@... wrote:

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You should look at the ship Augusta Victoria. David Rosen Boston, MA wrote:

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You should look at the ship Augusta Victoria. David Rosen Boston, MA wrote:

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David bds. means boards, i.e., lives at. Rem means removed, i.e., moved to. David Rosen Boston, MA David Mayer Rafky dave15851585@... wrote:

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David bds. means boards, i.e., lives at. Rem means removed, i.e., moved to. David Rosen Boston, MA David Mayer Rafky dave15851585@... wrote:

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Go to theshipslist.com and click on Ship Descriptions, then, under Index, click on F. You can navigate down to see Furnessia. If you try Massachusetts Arrivals on Ancestry, and search with no name, no

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