Hi Genners - I'm trying to get a photo of the gravestones of my ancestors Barnet, Rose and William Mogy. They were laid to rest in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Los Angeles. I called up and their new name is H

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Hi Genners - I'm trying to get a photo of the gravestones of my ancestors Barnet, Rose and William Mogy. They were laid to rest in Mt. Zion Cemetery in Los Angeles. I called up and their new name is H

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correction: name is Nathali From: "Shelley.Mitchell@..." <shelley.mitchell@...>

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correction: name is Nathali From: "Shelley.Mitchell@..." <shelley.mitchell@...>

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I want to thank all of you who made suggestions. The consensus is that the name is Nathalie. While it bothers me that the name's origin is Christian, I guess if you like a name, you like a name. And i

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I want to thank all of you who made suggestions. The consensus is that the name is Nathalie. While it bothers me that the name's origin is Christian, I guess if you like a name, you like a name. And i

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I'm looking for English equivalents to Naphtali. I found a relative whose mother had that name. But after that, I couldn't find her again. The husband's name was easy and I saw it many times with diff

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I'm looking for English equivalents to Naphtali. I found a relative whose mother had that name. But after that, I couldn't find her again. The husband's name was easy and I saw it many times with diff

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Even if you got a Russian "translation" of the name, DRAHOFF, you still might not have any more information. A lot of Russian jews escaping the draft used their mother's maiden name or made big change

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Even if you got a Russian "translation" of the name, DRAHOFF, you still might not have any more information. A lot of Russian jews escaping the draft used their mother's maiden name or made big change

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Even in Europe this was done. The idea, though, is to add a second name for the child. My great grandmother's first child, Beyla, died in infancy. My grandmother was then named Pesia Beyla to avoid ha

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Even in Europe this was done. The idea, though, is to add a second name for the child. My great grandmother's first child, Beyla, died in infancy. My grandmother was then named Pesia Beyla to avoid ha

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Katie Sobol questioned where her grandmother was born: Sokal or Brody? In JRI, there is a Fradel born to Isaac Messinger and Malka Biber in 1877 in Sokal but it also shows that Malka was >from Brody.

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Katie Sobol questioned where her grandmother was born: Sokal or Brody? In JRI, there is a Fradel born to Isaac Messinger and Malka Biber in 1877 in Sokal but it also shows that Malka was >from Brody.

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Hi Genners - I have posted on Viewmate the record of the marriage of David ZLATKIS and Karolina TERNER >from Kolomea. I broke the page into two parts. Most of the first part seems to have been transla

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Hi Genners - I have posted on Viewmate the record of the marriage of David ZLATKIS and Karolina TERNER >from Kolomea. I broke the page into two parts. Most of the first part seems to have been transla

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Many of the societies you speak of were formed around several things. What I think is the most common is the community you came >from in Europe. For example, my maternal family came >from Kolomea/Kolo

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Many of the societies you speak of were formed around several things. What I think is the most common is the community you came >from in Europe. For example, my maternal family came >from Kolomea/Kolo

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Connie White <chriswon2431@...> wrote: Searching for marriage records and/or death records for Adreanne SPITZER (born 1937), and Deanne SPITZER (born about 1939/40), the daughters of Dr. Nat SPI

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Connie White <chriswon2431@...> wrote: Searching for marriage records and/or death records for Adreanne SPITZER (born 1937), and Deanne SPITZER (born about 1939/40), the daughters of Dr. Nat SPI

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