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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Ha'Kohen last name clarification
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This is confusing to me. A person takes the lineage of one's father. Since Abraham Levin's father was presumably a Levi (Levin is a derivative of Levi, one of the twelve tribes), there is a separate q
This is confusing to me. A person takes the lineage of one's father. Since Abraham Levin's father was presumably a Levi (Levin is a derivative of Levi, one of the twelve tribes), there is a separate q
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Giersh as kinnui for Naphtali
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Giersh may be another spelling for Herz/Hirsch. Naphtali Herz is a common combination of names. Joe Hirschfield Portage MI HERSZFELD, HIRSCHFELD, BUXBAUM, BUCKSBAUM, BUCHSBAUM, LINDENBAUM-Skwarzawa (S
Giersh may be another spelling for Herz/Hirsch. Naphtali Herz is a common combination of names. Joe Hirschfield Portage MI HERSZFELD, HIRSCHFELD, BUXBAUM, BUCKSBAUM, BUCHSBAUM, LINDENBAUM-Skwarzawa (S
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Giersh as kinnui for Naphtali
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Giersh may be another spelling for Herz/Hirsch. Naphtali Herz is a common combination of names. Joe Hirschfield Portage MI HERSZFELD, HIRSCHFELD, BUXBAUM, BUCKSBAUM, BUCHSBAUM, LINDENBAUM-Skwarzawa (S
Giersh may be another spelling for Herz/Hirsch. Naphtali Herz is a common combination of names. Joe Hirschfield Portage MI HERSZFELD, HIRSCHFELD, BUXBAUM, BUCKSBAUM, BUCHSBAUM, LINDENBAUM-Skwarzawa (S
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Wedding Rings in the Pale?
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My guess is that rings were passed down to the younger generation. Most Jews in the Pale were so poor that it wouldn't surprise me that a gold wedding band was less important than the equivalent value
My guess is that rings were passed down to the younger generation. Most Jews in the Pale were so poor that it wouldn't surprise me that a gold wedding band was less important than the equivalent value
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Wedding Rings in the Pale?
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My guess is that rings were passed down to the younger generation. Most Jews in the Pale were so poor that it wouldn't surprise me that a gold wedding band was less important than the equivalent value
My guess is that rings were passed down to the younger generation. Most Jews in the Pale were so poor that it wouldn't surprise me that a gold wedding band was less important than the equivalent value
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Names on headstones
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There are cases I know of where names of children were listed on the tombstone of a parent if the children had no other tombstone. For example, a child may have been killed during the Holocaust and th
There are cases I know of where names of children were listed on the tombstone of a parent if the children had no other tombstone. For example, a child may have been killed during the Holocaust and th
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Names on headstones
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There are cases I know of where names of children were listed on the tombstone of a parent if the children had no other tombstone. For example, a child may have been killed during the Holocaust and th
There are cases I know of where names of children were listed on the tombstone of a parent if the children had no other tombstone. For example, a child may have been killed during the Holocaust and th
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Turkish Ashkenazi family?
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In a message dated 9/12/2009 11:23:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, larrygaum@... writes: I doubt that there were "Ashkenazic" Jews living in Belarus in 1254. Not all of Eastern Europe was conque
In a message dated 9/12/2009 11:23:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, larrygaum@... writes: I doubt that there were "Ashkenazic" Jews living in Belarus in 1254. Not all of Eastern Europe was conque
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Fwd: Turkish Ashkenazi family?
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In a message dated 9/12/2009 11:23:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, larrygaum@... writes: I doubt that there were "Ashkenazic" Jews living in Belarus in 1254. Not all of Eastern Europe was conque
In a message dated 9/12/2009 11:23:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, larrygaum@... writes: I doubt that there were "Ashkenazic" Jews living in Belarus in 1254. Not all of Eastern Europe was conque
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Turkish Ashkenazi family?
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Eastern Europe was conquered by the Mongol Asiatic Horde in the late 1254-1294. As all conquering armies have done for ages, they raped the women of their conquered people. Pregnancies often resulted,
Eastern Europe was conquered by the Mongol Asiatic Horde in the late 1254-1294. As all conquering armies have done for ages, they raped the women of their conquered people. Pregnancies often resulted,
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Turkish Ashkenazi family?
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Eastern Europe was conquered by the Mongol Asiatic Horde in the late 1254-1294. As all conquering armies have done for ages, they raped the women of their conquered people. Pregnancies often resulted,
Eastern Europe was conquered by the Mongol Asiatic Horde in the late 1254-1294. As all conquering armies have done for ages, they raped the women of their conquered people. Pregnancies often resulted,
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Relatives in manifests
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If someone wanted to emigrate to the US it was considered much easier for processing if the immigrant claimed to have a close relative. It was insurance against the possibility of being denied entry.
If someone wanted to emigrate to the US it was considered much easier for processing if the immigrant claimed to have a close relative. It was insurance against the possibility of being denied entry.
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Relatives in manifests
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If someone wanted to emigrate to the US it was considered much easier for processing if the immigrant claimed to have a close relative. It was insurance against the possibility of being denied entry.
If someone wanted to emigrate to the US it was considered much easier for processing if the immigrant claimed to have a close relative. It was insurance against the possibility of being denied entry.
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brick wall
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If the others with the same name are >from the same or nearby towns they may be relatives such as cousins. Women were understandably deemed unsafe to travel alone, so it was not unusual to have them t
If the others with the same name are >from the same or nearby towns they may be relatives such as cousins. Women were understandably deemed unsafe to travel alone, so it was not unusual to have them t
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: brick wall
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If the others with the same name are >from the same or nearby towns they may be relatives such as cousins. Women were understandably deemed unsafe to travel alone, so it was not unusual to have them t
If the others with the same name are >from the same or nearby towns they may be relatives such as cousins. Women were understandably deemed unsafe to travel alone, so it was not unusual to have them t
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Researching MOROSHOHK family in Passaic,New Jersey and cemetetery in Garf...
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I know of no Jewish cemetery in Garfield, NJ. I would try Riverside Cemetery in nearby Saddle Brook, NJ. There is a Jewish Cemetery on Passaic Ave. in Clifton, NJ called King Solomon. Joseph Hirschfie
I know of no Jewish cemetery in Garfield, NJ. I would try Riverside Cemetery in nearby Saddle Brook, NJ. There is a Jewish Cemetery on Passaic Ave. in Clifton, NJ called King Solomon. Joseph Hirschfie
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Researching MOROSHOHK family in Passaic,New Jersey and cemetetery in Garf...
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I know of no Jewish cemetery in Garfield, NJ. I would try Riverside Cemetery in nearby Saddle Brook, NJ. There is a Jewish Cemetery on Passaic Ave. in Clifton, NJ called King Solomon. Joseph Hirschfie
I know of no Jewish cemetery in Garfield, NJ. I would try Riverside Cemetery in nearby Saddle Brook, NJ. There is a Jewish Cemetery on Passaic Ave. in Clifton, NJ called King Solomon. Joseph Hirschfie
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Looking for Pictures of Monroe, Henry and Rutgers Streets NYC 1900-1918
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I went back to my original order form >from the NYC Municipal Archives and see that the photos which they have are >from the 1940 Tax survey. The cost is $30 for an 8 x 10 print. The form indicates an
I went back to my original order form >from the NYC Municipal Archives and see that the photos which they have are >from the 1940 Tax survey. The cost is $30 for an 8 x 10 print. The form indicates an
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Joseph Hirschfield
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Looking for Pictures of Monroe, Henry and Rutgers Streets NYC 1900-1918
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I went back to my original order form >from the NYC Municipal Archives and see that the photos which they have are >from the 1940 Tax survey. The cost is $30 for an 8 x 10 print. The form indicates an
I went back to my original order form >from the NYC Municipal Archives and see that the photos which they have are >from the 1940 Tax survey. The cost is $30 for an 8 x 10 print. The form indicates an
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Joseph Hirschfield
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Looking for Pictures of Monroe, Henry and Rutgers Streets NYC 1900-1918
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My experience is with five pictures that were mailed to me by the NYC Municipal Archives. I supplied street addresses, not lot numbers. Of the five, only one had an address that was discernable, and t
My experience is with five pictures that were mailed to me by the NYC Municipal Archives. I supplied street addresses, not lot numbers. Of the five, only one had an address that was discernable, and t
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Joseph Hirschfield
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