This is the place listed on the passenger list for my grandmother's last place of residence. Her brother listed Mstivlavisk (an alternative spelling of this name), which is both a town/city and a Uezd

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This is the place listed on the passenger list for my grandmother's last place of residence. Her brother listed Mstivlavisk (an alternative spelling of this name), which is both a town/city and a Uezd

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AOL Search gives these locations for "Max Kobre" FORWARD : FastForward - ... Not to be outdone, S. Jarmulowsky's Bank, at 54 Canal Street, and Max Kobre's Bank a few yards away, at 40 Canal, gave the

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AOL Search gives these locations for "Max Kobre" FORWARD : FastForward - ... Not to be outdone, S. Jarmulowsky's Bank, at 54 Canal Street, and Max Kobre's Bank a few yards away, at 40 Canal, gave the

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My maternal grandfather, Abe MOGIN, and his brother came >from Smolensk to NYC in about 1910 (I'm too lazy to look up the exact date in my files right now). His mother and sister came >from Smolensk m

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My maternal grandfather, Abe MOGIN, and his brother came >from Smolensk to NYC in about 1910 (I'm too lazy to look up the exact date in my files right now). His mother and sister came >from Smolensk m

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We will be visiting 3 Wilkes Barre, PA area cemeteries this weekend and could probably take photographs of some gravestones and send the images via email. We will be visiting Holche Yosher in Wilkes B

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We will be visiting 3 Wilkes Barre, PA area cemeteries this weekend and could probably take photographs of some gravestones and send the images via email. We will be visiting Holche Yosher in Wilkes B

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Scan each picture into a separate word document. You might have to scan the picture and then copy it only a word document. You could label each scanned picture and word document with unique identifier

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I was born in 1944 in NJ to a family that valued education yet I had few books. I understand that this was true for most people. I can’t believe there were children’s books in the 1800’s! Elaine Kirsh

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