Dr. Max Edelhofer born 15 february 1880 in Ulrichskirchen. left the jewish community 1938, but is buried with his parents Adolf and Emma, on the jewish cemetery Floridsorf in Vienna; all other Edelhof

Do I take it you are sorted out? If so, I am glad for you David

Sorry I can’t read the Hebrew script. Details including indices and partial translations can be found at these sites: https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Krynki/Krynki.html https://www.yiddishbookcenter.

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When people disappear Stories and fairytales Israel Genealogy Research Association - Speaker Professor Daniel H. Wagner The lecture will be in Hebrew, accompanied by slides in English. Wednesday, Dece

Dear Ruben, Can you check whether you have ant APOTHEKER or ROSNER in Rzeszow? Thanks Jacob Rosen Jerusalem

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I am a descendant of my late maternal grandfather who was born and grew up in Kriniki along with his parents, siblings, grandparents, etc. circa the 1700's and going forward. The men were tanners, mad

Jan, as you may recall, I asked for correction if I was mistaken. Thank you for taking the time to do so.

Researchers with family links to the town of BRZEZINY, located in the present-day Łódź Voivodeship of Poland, will be pleased to learn that Jewish Records Indexing-Poland has embarked upon a new ‘Brze

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California Voter registrations might help

can someone please recommend a good source of information about C19th jewish families in south wales with possible connections to Devonport and Liverpool? also how to find the supposed original name b

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thank you everyone for the helpful death dates, tips and suggestions. Trudy

I sent my (somewhat) diplomatic advisement re USCIS's desire to make searches unaffordable, to my Texas leges, Cornyn and Cruz. Politics aside, in the past they have both been helpful on issues that n

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Ancestry has a family tree for them. There is quite a lot of information. You might want to get a trial subscription, so you could print all the available documents. If not, let me know. I could copy

Hello Trudy - Inglewood to Huntington Beach, in the ‘40s, was a hotbed of WWII industrial support - ships, planes, secret stuff, and later, getting us to the moon, so maybe employment could be a trail

On Fri, Nov 29, 2019 at 09:39 PM, Avrum Lapin wrote: Please provide a brief description of the subject matter.

I live in the U.S. and my mother and grandmother, both of whom are deceased, immigrated to the U.S. in 1939 and 1940 as a result of the Nazi invasion of Austria. I am researching my family history on

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I have three family members I am searching, from Czudec: Meyer Saal b. 1868 Jonas Saal b. 1873 Josef Saal b. 1894 Any chance you can help here?

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Temple Sholom of Ontario (California) has available a copy of the book Pinkas Krinki published in Israel in Hebrew and Yiddish in 1970. There is text and photos. The binding is in good condition but t