Searching: Kate and Louis SCHOMER Descendents. Louis SCHOMER was son of Rabbi Martin Nathan and Nettie SCHOMER and brother of Eva SCHOMER, born 1892 in Superior, WI, who married Abraham KAPLAN. Have s

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Searching: Kate and Louis SCHOMER Descendents. Louis SCHOMER was son of Rabbi Martin Nathan and Nettie SCHOMER and brother of Eva SCHOMER, born 1892 in Superior, WI, who married Abraham KAPLAN. Have s

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Hello. I, too, am trying to get in touch with RAGAS. I got some information from the public library. They told me I needed new forms and should e-mail: Vlad Soshnikov ragas@... They do Russia,

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Hello. I, too, am trying to get in touch with RAGAS. I got some information from the public library. They told me I needed new forms and should e-mail: Vlad Soshnikov ragas@... They do Russia,

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Hello, Jewish Genners. I am searching for relatives SCHWARZSTEIN or KANTOR (the father's mother's maiden name) >from Polonne, Ukraine. After searching discussion group archives, I called a number in A

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Hello, Jewish Genners. I am searching for relatives SCHWARZSTEIN or KANTOR (the father's mother's maiden name) >from Polonne, Ukraine. After searching discussion group archives, I called a number in A

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Hello. I am searching for information on Max KANTOR, and his family of origin. Max was my pgrandfather. He came to Wisconsin through New York between 1904 and 1910 >from Ochakiv(?) Ukraine. His brothe

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Hello. I am searching for information on Max KANTOR, and his family of origin. Max was my pgrandfather. He came to Wisconsin through New York between 1904 and 1910 >from Ochakiv(?) Ukraine. His brothe

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Hello. According to family "rumor", possible cousins of Max KANTOR and/or his wife, Rose DIAGOT, are: Norman STEINBERG, and Al LEWIS. Norman STEINBERG was a jeweler/watchmaker in Chicago in the 1950s

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Hello. According to family "rumor", possible cousins of Max KANTOR and/or his wife, Rose DIAGOT, are: Norman STEINBERG, and Al LEWIS. Norman STEINBERG was a jeweler/watchmaker in Chicago in the 1950s

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Hello. My pgrandfather's Petition for Naturalization states that he was born in 1870 in province of Walensky(Wo?), Russia. His wife was born in province of Padolsk, Russia. Questions: 1. How do I loca

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Hello. My pgrandfather's Petition for Naturalization states that he was born in 1870 in province of Walensky(Wo?), Russia. His wife was born in province of Padolsk, Russia. Questions: 1. How do I loca

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Thanks to the " Gen-erosity" of Warren Blatt, I have already resolved this mystery. Walensky and Padolsk are the adjectival forms of Wolyn (Volhynia) and Podolia. Podolia is located in the southwester

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Thanks to the " Gen-erosity" of Warren Blatt, I have already resolved this mystery. Walensky and Padolsk are the adjectival forms of Wolyn (Volhynia) and Podolia. Podolia is located in the southwester

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On my p-grandfather's internal passport used in Russia in 1904, his name is listed as "Mejloch Rekienovich(Refienovich?) Kantor". I think Mejloch (as in melech?) has such a Hebrew sound and Rekienovic

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On my p-grandfather's internal passport used in Russia in 1904, his name is listed as "Mejloch Rekienovich(Refienovich?) Kantor". I think Mejloch (as in melech?) has such a Hebrew sound and Rekienovic

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Hello. I have what I believe to be internal passports that my p-grandparents used in Russia in 1904 and 1905. They have been translated. Although, the translater marked some areas as "unreadable". Bot

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Hello. I have what I believe to be internal passports that my p-grandparents used in Russia in 1904 and 1905. They have been translated. Although, the translater marked some areas as "unreadable". Bot

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Thank you to everyone who responded to my posts about the Russian internal passports and the use of "middle names" in Russia. We're going to have a more experienced translator look at the passports. T

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Thank you to everyone who responded to my posts about the Russian internal passports and the use of "middle names" in Russia. We're going to have a more experienced translator look at the passports. T

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