A few years back, I remember seeing scans of a couple of booklets for meetings of the Nesvizh Landschaftmen group. Now all I can find is lists taken >from the booklets. Does anyone know where I can fi

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A few years back, I remember seeing scans of a couple of booklets for meetings of the Nesvizh Landschaftmen group. Now all I can find is lists taken >from the booklets. Does anyone know where I can fi

#belarus

I just found the oddest thing. A relative I was researching arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on the Pennland, April 7, 1900. Ancestry.com has the passenger manifest, which is 32 pages long. Every o

#belarus

I just found the oddest thing. A relative I was researching arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on the Pennland, April 7, 1900. Ancestry.com has the passenger manifest, which is 32 pages long. Every o

#belarus

My guess is that it's a typo. 9 Sivan 5656 was 21 May 1896. Whoever put it in probably accidentally took the 9 >from 9 Sivan and used it as well in the Gregorian date. Lisa

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My guess is that it's a typo. 9 Sivan 5656 was 21 May 1896. Whoever put it in probably accidentally took the 9 >from 9 Sivan and used it as well in the Gregorian date. Lisa

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There aren't really equivalents. A lot depends on when they were named. I have a lot of Sylvias in my family whose Jewish name was Simma. One whose name was Shifra. A Morty could be Mordechai or Moshe

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There aren't really equivalents. A lot depends on when they were named. I have a lot of Sylvias in my family whose Jewish name was Simma. One whose name was Shifra. A Morty could be Mordechai or Moshe

#bessarabia

My great-grandfather Leo BEHRSTOCK was born in Mitau (Jelgava). I have some information on some of his siblings, and I know that his cousins went to Ireland, rather than the US, but I'm interested in

#latvia

My great-grandfather Leo BEHRSTOCK was born in Mitau (Jelgava). I have some information on some of his siblings, and I know that his cousins went to Ireland, rather than the US, but I'm interested in

#latvia

Hi, I'm new to the list. I have two questions: 1) On the JewishGen homepage, where you can search by surname, it lets you pick a country. But Russia, of all things, is missing >from that list. How ca

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Hi, I'm new to the list. I have two questions: 1) On the JewishGen homepage, where you can search by surname, it lets you pick a country. But Russia, of all things, is missing >from that list. How ca

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Okay... this is a conundrum I've run into, and I was hoping for a sanity check. My great-grandfather Isadore Lovitt came >from Beltsy, Moldova to America in 1905. His name when he got here was Itzik S

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Okay... this is a conundrum I've run into, and I was hoping for a sanity check. My great-grandfather Isadore Lovitt came >from Beltsy, Moldova to America in 1905. His name when he got here was Itzik S

#bessarabia

Okay... this is a conundrum I've run into, and I was hoping for a sanity check. My great-grandfather Isadore Lovitt came >from Beltsy, Moldova to America in 1905. His name when he got here was Itzik S

#general

Okay... this is a conundrum I've run into, and I was hoping for a sanity check. My great-grandfather Isadore Lovitt came >from Beltsy, Moldova to America in 1905. His name when he got here was Itzik S

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I'm looking for records of the GREENBLATT family, who moved to (then) Palestine the turn of the century, including Haim Leib (Louis), David, and Samuel. Their father's name was Elia, and his, we think

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I'm looking for records of the GREENBLATT family, who moved to (then) Palestine the turn of the century, including Haim Leib (Louis), David, and Samuel. Their father's name was Elia, and his, we think

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According to my great-great-great grandfather's death certificate, his mother's name was "Lyrles Sacks". A relative had told me this was the name, and I had assumed that it was a mistake. For example,

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According to my great-great-great grandfather's death certificate, his mother's name was "Lyrles Sacks". A relative had told me this was the name, and I had assumed that it was a mistake. For example,

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