YOAV ARAN Shalom friends, I have read in a secondary source that on March 24, 1812, 45 heads of Jewish Langendorf families obtained their citizenship papers. Among these were 2 of my direct ancestors.

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Dear Marcelo, thank you for your answer and the link. I am actually looking for photos of the INTERIOR of the synagoge which do not exist in any "official" channels like website or museums. My dad is

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Katja, Try: https://www.familysearch.org/search/ They seem to have some records from Perleberg. Regards, Sherri Bobish

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Looks like Typwolen or Typworlen. Diane jacobs Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

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It's labeled as a girl but in my experience this is a photo of a boy, not yet potty trained. I'd guess that it was taken 1880 to 1900 unless child fashion was totally different in Germany than in the

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Hello i have been researching the Heilbronner families who lived in Fellheim in the 1700’s. I have copies of records from the town history. Please contact me as I would love an update on any additiona

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Alan, Ancestry has indexed the place name as Trzpowlas. There are dozens of places in present day Poland with names beginning Trz - from Trzciana to Trzyniec, but none them end with "las" as far as I

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I believe my great grandmother, Sheindel WEISEL is referenced in this ship manifest on row 6. Even though the country is listed as 'Russland', I think she was from what was known as Galicia Austria at

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Does anyone recognize the child in this old photo taken in Berlin? Martin Fischer

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Hello, I searched really long, but unfortunately couldn't find anything. Is there anyone who could help me? It's about my direct ancestors, Isaak Mann and Nanny Lichtenstein. The only documents I have

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the in formation that you are looking for is available at https://www.alemannia-judaica.de/fellheim_synagoge.htm

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Hi, I indexed many jewish records in Tuchola and the area. My grandmother's line is from there. BUKOFZER is a common name in that area that is now Poland but used to be Prussia. You can search the arc

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Dear Jewish Genners, L’Shana Tova. The volunteer archivist from Markt Berolzheim found the home where my 2x great grandfather, Benjamin Emanuel HERZ and his brother Joseph Emanuel HERZ lived. The hous

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I am looking for photographs or other records of the interior of the synagogue of the village Fellheim in Southern Germany (in Swabia area in Bavaria). Background: building was converted and used as r

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Marian I will check this out to see what information is provided - I am not certain this is the correct person. However someone else found my G grandfather - his name was transcribed incorrectly. than

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Sherri - my G Grandfather was found under 'Lucher' not Zucker. I can see the handwriting on the manifest was very messy and likely caused the mixup. I hope I find the information for my grandmother -

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Alan, Manifests from that time frame may give you nothing more than his name and the country from which he came. It varied by shipping line at that time. Have you searched using soundex? ZUCKER may be

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Hello Alan, The passport application also says Henry Zucker was naturalized in the US District Court in Brooklyn (Eastern District) on July 24, 1902. I found that record at Ancestry here, in which he

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My great-grandfather Henry (given Hebrew name Zvi Hirsch) Zucker, from Chodorow, Galicia, Austria, and now known as Khodorov, Ukraine, immigrated to New York probably via Ellis Island from Hamburg, Ge

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Thank you so much! It is likely that this is the closest I can get to learning date and place of marriage since NY did not start vital records until 1847. It also tells me that there was information f

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