I've posted 2 pictures to View Mate and need a little help gathering more information. The woman pictured is most likely Helen Hersch. The back of the pictures suggest that they were taken in 1944 in

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I've posted 2 pictures to View Mate and need a little help gathering more information. The woman pictured is most likely Helen Hersch. The back of the pictures suggest that they were taken in 1944 in

#romania

I've posted 2 pictures to View Mate and need a little help gathering more information. The woman pictured is most likely Helen Hersch. The back of the pictures suggest that they were taken in 1944 in

#latvia

I've posted 2 pictures to View Mate and need a little help gathering more information. The woman pictured is most likely Helen Hersch. The back of the pictures suggest that they were taken in 1944 in

#latvia

I've posted 2 pictures to View Mate and need a little help gathering more information. The woman pictured is most likely Helen Hersch. The back of the pictures suggest that they were taken in 1944 in

#lithuania

I've posted 2 pictures to View Mate and need a little help gathering more information. The woman pictured is most likely Helen Hersch. The back of the pictures suggest that they were taken in 1944 in

#lithuania

My Schwartz family homesteaded in Lipton, Sask in 1900. I've found a few records of them >from the sources mentioned here. They did farm visits every year and took inventory. Those records are online

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My Schwartz family homesteaded in Lipton, Sask in 1900. I've found a few records of them >from the sources mentioned here. They did farm visits every year and took inventory. Those records are online

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I've submitted a photo to ViewMate in hopes that someone might recognize the person. She is most likely Rose (nee BLOOM/BLUM) BERGER b. 1885 in Russia (Riga probably), d. 1971 in Cleveland *or* Rose (

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I've submitted a photo to ViewMate in hopes that someone might recognize the person. She is most likely Rose (nee BLOOM/BLUM) BERGER b. 1885 in Russia (Riga probably), d. 1971 in Cleveland *or* Rose (

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I have posted a photo of an unknown relative in viewmate hoping someone will recognize her. She's most likely >from Cleveland. Possibly >from Los Angeles. Here's the link: http://www.jewishgen.org/vie

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I have posted a photo of an unknown relative in viewmate hoping someone will recognize her. She's most likely >from Cleveland. Possibly >from Los Angeles. Here's the link: http://www.jewishgen.org/vie

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Hi, I'm a Fusgeyer descendant, although not from Boston. Short on time right now, but would enjoy chatting about that. Dave Bloom Daveandmelanie@...

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Nicholas, My great-grandmother, Devora Cohen, is from Iasi or a smaller town nearby. Cohen was Anglicized in Canada from Koniac. I understand there are cousins in Israel that spell it Koniec. You migh

#bessarabia #romania

Hi, I have Rothenburgs in my tree. Originally from Lithuania or Poland, settling in Cleveland. I don't have much on them, but there is a direct line. Do let me know if we can help each other. David Bl

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My Bloom changed from Blum (likely closer to the Cyrillic transliteration) in Cleveland in the early 20th C. Best I can tell, the family is from Bauska, Latvia, although there are mentions of Kuldiga,

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Hi Dana, My great-grandfather, Leib Swartz, was a fusgeyer. He left Sculeni (the one in Romania, near Iasi, not the one across the river in Moldova) in 1900. He made his was to Hamburg, then Halifax,

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