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Irish DNA connections for Russian ancestry
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<I wrote to my husband's mtDNA matches in hope of finding some connections and have found none. As far as we know the whole family came >from Russia as far back as early 1800s. To my amazement most of
<I wrote to my husband's mtDNA matches in hope of finding some connections and have found none. As far as we know the whole family came >from Russia as far back as early 1800s. To my amazement most of
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Herbert Lazerow
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Irish DNA connections for Russian ancestry
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<I wrote to my husband's mtDNA matches in hope of finding some connections and have found none. As far as we know the whole family came >from Russia as far back as early 1800s. To my amazement most of
<I wrote to my husband's mtDNA matches in hope of finding some connections and have found none. As far as we know the whole family came >from Russia as far back as early 1800s. To my amazement most of
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Herbert Lazerow
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marriage at a young age
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There has been much discussion of marriage at a young age, especially for women. Stories are particularly strong in the Khasidic community. I agree that the answer is likely to depend on the culture o
There has been much discussion of marriage at a young age, especially for women. Stories are particularly strong in the Khasidic community. I agree that the answer is likely to depend on the culture o
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Herbert Lazerow
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen marriage at a young age
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There has been much discussion of marriage at a young age, especially for women. Stories are particularly strong in the Khasidic community. I agree that the answer is likely to depend on the culture o
There has been much discussion of marriage at a young age, especially for women. Stories are particularly strong in the Khasidic community. I agree that the answer is likely to depend on the culture o
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Herbert Lazerow
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Belarus SIG #Belarus DNA
#belarus
Zalman asked about a JewishGen DNA project. Full information can be found at www.familytreedna.com. This is one of several commercial companies that do testing and keep databases that Gary Mokotoff, i
Zalman asked about a JewishGen DNA project. Full information can be found at www.familytreedna.com. This is one of several commercial companies that do testing and keep databases that Gary Mokotoff, i
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Herbert Lazerow
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DNA
#belarus
Zalman asked about a JewishGen DNA project. Full information can be found at www.familytreedna.com. This is one of several commercial companies that do testing and keep databases that Gary Mokotoff, i
Zalman asked about a JewishGen DNA project. Full information can be found at www.familytreedna.com. This is one of several commercial companies that do testing and keep databases that Gary Mokotoff, i
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Herbert Lazerow
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who gets surnames based on city names?
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Bob Kosovsky questions the proposition that when surnames were taken, a person often took a surname related to the place where he was living. All true. I pondered this for a while some years ago. Then
Bob Kosovsky questions the proposition that when surnames were taken, a person often took a surname related to the place where he was living. All true. I pondered this for a while some years ago. Then
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Herbert Lazerow
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Belarus SIG #Belarus who gets surnames based on city names?
#belarus
Bob Kosovsky questions the proposition that when surnames were taken, a person often took a surname related to the place where he was living. All true. I pondered this for a while some years ago. Then
Bob Kosovsky questions the proposition that when surnames were taken, a person often took a surname related to the place where he was living. All true. I pondered this for a while some years ago. Then
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Herbert Lazerow
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Eidel
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Idel is a man's name, a variant of Yuda, so one might look for the usual names beginning with J like Julius etc It looks like you are looking for Eydl, most commonly written Eidlya in Cyrillic, which
Idel is a man's name, a variant of Yuda, so one might look for the usual names beginning with J like Julius etc It looks like you are looking for Eydl, most commonly written Eidlya in Cyrillic, which
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Herbert Lazerow
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Eidel
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Idel is a man's name, a variant of Yuda, so one might look for the usual names beginning with J like Julius etc It looks like you are looking for Eydl, most commonly written Eidlya in Cyrillic, which
Idel is a man's name, a variant of Yuda, so one might look for the usual names beginning with J like Julius etc It looks like you are looking for Eydl, most commonly written Eidlya in Cyrillic, which
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Herbert Lazerow
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Surazh records
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I think of three possibilities: 1. The town might not have had a court rabbi, so did not keep its own records. Its records would be in those of a nearby town where they were kept. 2. The town might ha
I think of three possibilities: 1. The town might not have had a court rabbi, so did not keep its own records. Its records would be in those of a nearby town where they were kept. 2. The town might ha
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Herbert Lazerow
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Surazh records
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I think of three possibilities: 1. The town might not have had a court rabbi, so did not keep its own records. Its records would be in those of a nearby town where they were kept. 2. The town might ha
I think of three possibilities: 1. The town might not have had a court rabbi, so did not keep its own records. Its records would be in those of a nearby town where they were kept. 2. The town might ha
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Herbert Lazerow
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given name Litman
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It is a variant of the given name Lipman, >from the German meaning "beloved man". In my experience with Ukraine, not a terribly common name, and the shortened form of Lipa occurs most, then Lipman, th
It is a variant of the given name Lipman, >from the German meaning "beloved man". In my experience with Ukraine, not a terribly common name, and the shortened form of Lipa occurs most, then Lipman, th
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Herbert Lazerow
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen given name Litman
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It is a variant of the given name Lipman, >from the German meaning "beloved man". In my experience with Ukraine, not a terribly common name, and the shortened form of Lipa occurs most, then Lipman, th
It is a variant of the given name Lipman, >from the German meaning "beloved man". In my experience with Ukraine, not a terribly common name, and the shortened form of Lipa occurs most, then Lipman, th
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Herbert Lazerow
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unusual names Girm and Girsh
#belarus
If you saw both Girm and Girsh with the same surname, this is the given name Girsh, one of the most common given names. It is very easy to mistake the Russian script m, sh, and t if they are written c
If you saw both Girm and Girsh with the same surname, this is the given name Girsh, one of the most common given names. It is very easy to mistake the Russian script m, sh, and t if they are written c
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Herbert Lazerow
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Belarus SIG #Belarus unusual names Girm and Girsh
#belarus
If you saw both Girm and Girsh with the same surname, this is the given name Girsh, one of the most common given names. It is very easy to mistake the Russian script m, sh, and t if they are written c
If you saw both Girm and Girsh with the same surname, this is the given name Girsh, one of the most common given names. It is very easy to mistake the Russian script m, sh, and t if they are written c
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Herbert Lazerow
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Belarus SIG #Belarus unusual given names Verka, Baylah, Malaka & Elche, Mindal, Basha & Chirm
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Laura, You need a copy of Alexander Beider's A Dictionary of Ashkenazic Given Names (Avotaynu 2001). I am not familiar with all these names, but Baylah (or as it is usually written in Cyrillic, Beilya
Laura, You need a copy of Alexander Beider's A Dictionary of Ashkenazic Given Names (Avotaynu 2001). I am not familiar with all these names, but Baylah (or as it is usually written in Cyrillic, Beilya
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Herbert Lazerow
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unusual given names Verka, Baylah, Malaka & Elche, Mindal, Basha & Chirm
#belarus
Laura, You need a copy of Alexander Beider's A Dictionary of Ashkenazic Given Names (Avotaynu 2001). I am not familiar with all these names, but Baylah (or as it is usually written in Cyrillic, Beilya
Laura, You need a copy of Alexander Beider's A Dictionary of Ashkenazic Given Names (Avotaynu 2001). I am not familiar with all these names, but Baylah (or as it is usually written in Cyrillic, Beilya
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Herbert Lazerow
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ss Russia
#general
<On a 1930 US Census sheet, which is in very neat printing, the place of birth is listed for several people as "ss Russia".> If twins, they might have been born on the boat S.S. Russia. Bert Herbert L
<On a 1930 US Census sheet, which is in very neat printing, the place of birth is listed for several people as "ss Russia".> If twins, they might have been born on the boat S.S. Russia. Bert Herbert L
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Herbert Lazerow
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen ss Russia
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<On a 1930 US Census sheet, which is in very neat printing, the place of birth is listed for several people as "ss Russia".> If twins, they might have been born on the boat S.S. Russia. Bert Herbert L
<On a 1930 US Census sheet, which is in very neat printing, the place of birth is listed for several people as "ss Russia".> If twins, they might have been born on the boat S.S. Russia. Bert Herbert L
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Herbert Lazerow
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