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Meaning of Marat on a tombstone
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Marat is basically a polite title equivalent to "Mrs." (just as "Mar" means Mr. -- though gravestones normally would use "R." -- an abbreviation for "Reb" -- when referring to a man) As in other langu
Marat is basically a polite title equivalent to "Mrs." (just as "Mar" means Mr. -- though gravestones normally would use "R." -- an abbreviation for "Reb" -- when referring to a man) As in other langu
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Meaning of Marat on a tombstone
#general
Marat is basically a polite title equivalent to "Mrs." (just as "Mar" means Mr. -- though gravestones normally would use "R." -- an abbreviation for "Reb" -- when referring to a man) As in other langu
Marat is basically a polite title equivalent to "Mrs." (just as "Mar" means Mr. -- though gravestones normally would use "R." -- an abbreviation for "Reb" -- when referring to a man) As in other langu
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Name Scheindel
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While it is impossible to say for sure, one possibility for her English name might be Jenny or even Jane. (these being sound-alikes for the Yiddish name Sheindel. I also know someone whose "English" n
While it is impossible to say for sure, one possibility for her English name might be Jenny or even Jane. (these being sound-alikes for the Yiddish name Sheindel. I also know someone whose "English" n
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Name Scheindel
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While it is impossible to say for sure, one possibility for her English name might be Jenny or even Jane. (these being sound-alikes for the Yiddish name Sheindel. I also know someone whose "English" n
While it is impossible to say for sure, one possibility for her English name might be Jenny or even Jane. (these being sound-alikes for the Yiddish name Sheindel. I also know someone whose "English" n
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Judith Romney Wegner
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ROBINSON family London
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In a message dated 10/29/2006 ruthpbloom@... wrote: Michael Bernet replied: I too remember a Jewish family named Robinson >from my teenage years in Jewish youth movements in England. So, I would
In a message dated 10/29/2006 ruthpbloom@... wrote: Michael Bernet replied: I too remember a Jewish family named Robinson >from my teenage years in Jewish youth movements in England. So, I would
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: ROBINSON family London
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In a message dated 10/29/2006 ruthpbloom@... wrote: Michael Bernet replied: I too remember a Jewish family named Robinson >from my teenage years in Jewish youth movements in England. So, I would
In a message dated 10/29/2006 ruthpbloom@... wrote: Michael Bernet replied: I too remember a Jewish family named Robinson >from my teenage years in Jewish youth movements in England. So, I would
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Looking for the descendants of Betty ROTHSCHILD WILNER, d.
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I dimly recall decades ago in England knowing someone called Leslie Wilner -- either in B'nei Akiva or Jewish Youth Study Groups or some such organization. So you might want to send your inquiry also
I dimly recall decades ago in England knowing someone called Leslie Wilner -- either in B'nei Akiva or Jewish Youth Study Groups or some such organization. So you might want to send your inquiry also
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Looking for the descendants of Betty ROTHSCHILD WILNER, d.
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I dimly recall decades ago in England knowing someone called Leslie Wilner -- either in B'nei Akiva or Jewish Youth Study Groups or some such organization. So you might want to send your inquiry also
I dimly recall decades ago in England knowing someone called Leslie Wilner -- either in B'nei Akiva or Jewish Youth Study Groups or some such organization. So you might want to send your inquiry also
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Encylopedia Judaica
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Dear Marilyn (and anyone else who might be looking for that earlier version); The 1906 encyclopedia (6 volumes) was not called Judaica, It was called "The Jewish Encyclopaedia." Try www.jewishencyclop
Dear Marilyn (and anyone else who might be looking for that earlier version); The 1906 encyclopedia (6 volumes) was not called Judaica, It was called "The Jewish Encyclopaedia." Try www.jewishencyclop
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Encylopedia Judaica
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Dear Marilyn (and anyone else who might be looking for that earlier version); The 1906 encyclopedia (6 volumes) was not called Judaica, It was called "The Jewish Encyclopaedia." Try www.jewishencyclop
Dear Marilyn (and anyone else who might be looking for that earlier version); The 1906 encyclopedia (6 volumes) was not called Judaica, It was called "The Jewish Encyclopaedia." Try www.jewishencyclop
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Judith Romney Wegner
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PODHORZER / PODHORCER of Tzfat, Tarnopol, Berezhany / Oziran,
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Dear Yaron, I found your surname, PEDHAZUR, of great interest as an example of the fascinating process whereby Jewish surnames arrive at their ultimate forms. It was immediately obvious that your fami
Dear Yaron, I found your surname, PEDHAZUR, of great interest as an example of the fascinating process whereby Jewish surnames arrive at their ultimate forms. It was immediately obvious that your fami
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: PODHORZER / PODHORCER of Tzfat, Tarnopol, Berezhany / Oziran,
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Dear Yaron, I found your surname, PEDHAZUR, of great interest as an example of the fascinating process whereby Jewish surnames arrive at their ultimate forms. It was immediately obvious that your fami
Dear Yaron, I found your surname, PEDHAZUR, of great interest as an example of the fascinating process whereby Jewish surnames arrive at their ultimate forms. It was immediately obvious that your fami
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Translation of unknown language: "La Chikitika Mia, La
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Dear Mathilde, Thank you so much for confirming my deduction (and that of some others) that this inscription is Ladino, and also my guess that the words would turn out to mean (as I put it) "something
Dear Mathilde, Thank you so much for confirming my deduction (and that of some others) that this inscription is Ladino, and also my guess that the words would turn out to mean (as I put it) "something
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Translation of unknown language: "La Chikitika Mia, La
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Dear Mathilde, Thank you so much for confirming my deduction (and that of some others) that this inscription is Ladino, and also my guess that the words would turn out to mean (as I put it) "something
Dear Mathilde, Thank you so much for confirming my deduction (and that of some others) that this inscription is Ladino, and also my guess that the words would turn out to mean (as I put it) "something
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Translation of unknown language: "La Chikitika Mia, La
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It most definitely is not French or Italian! And it is not quite Spanish -- though close to that language. The two main words here, chitkitika and savoroszka, look like affectionate diminutives in som
It most definitely is not French or Italian! And it is not quite Spanish -- though close to that language. The two main words here, chitkitika and savoroszka, look like affectionate diminutives in som
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Translation of unknown language: "La Chikitika Mia, La
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It most definitely is not French or Italian! And it is not quite Spanish -- though close to that language. The two main words here, chitkitika and savoroszka, look like affectionate diminutives in som
It most definitely is not French or Italian! And it is not quite Spanish -- though close to that language. The two main words here, chitkitika and savoroszka, look like affectionate diminutives in som
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Calculating the Date of Easter
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Actually this is not "just by coincidence." Three of the four gospels state specifically that the Last Supper took place on the first night of Passover (it was in fact what we call the Seder) and acco
Actually this is not "just by coincidence." Three of the four gospels state specifically that the Last Supper took place on the first night of Passover (it was in fact what we call the Seder) and acco
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Calculating the Date of Easter
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Actually this is not "just by coincidence." Three of the four gospels state specifically that the Last Supper took place on the first night of Passover (it was in fact what we call the Seder) and acco
Actually this is not "just by coincidence." Three of the four gospels state specifically that the Last Supper took place on the first night of Passover (it was in fact what we call the Seder) and acco
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Judith Romney Wegner
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Name changes
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Ted Kotzin wrote: Dear Ted Kotzin, I would be very surprised if the proportion of Jews who murdered people during the Gold Rush was anywhere close to the "average" in the various ethnic populations as
Ted Kotzin wrote: Dear Ted Kotzin, I would be very surprised if the proportion of Jews who murdered people during the Gold Rush was anywhere close to the "average" in the various ethnic populations as
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Judith Romney Wegner
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Name changes
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Ted Kotzin wrote: Dear Ted Kotzin, I would be very surprised if the proportion of Jews who murdered people during the Gold Rush was anywhere close to the "average" in the various ethnic populations as
Ted Kotzin wrote: Dear Ted Kotzin, I would be very surprised if the proportion of Jews who murdered people during the Gold Rush was anywhere close to the "average" in the various ethnic populations as
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Judith Romney Wegner
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