Update from the JewishGen Romania Research Division: New Additions to the JewishGen Romania Database In the first two months of the year, we have added the following records, which are now searchable

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Virtually all Radautz BMD records are indexed and included in the Bukovina collection on JewishGen. I don’t see any such family there, meaning it’s presumably Radauti-Prut (the one not in Bukovina).

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I have added a new post to my blog, entitled: From Casualty Lists to Hospital Records: How My "Polish" Ancestor Ended up in Records of the Austrian Military Archives This post describes a unique World

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I am excited to report that I have completed indexing the FamilySearch film of Ashkenazi birth, marriage and death records recorded in Altona from the 1820s until 1874. While there are some years miss

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Unfortunately the title is very misleading. It’s actually just the 1880 birth register, with a few late entries in later years. https://archives.cjh.org/repositories/7/archival_objects/397708

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This year we made remarkable progress placing online in JewishGen’s Romania database more than 3,000 Jewish marriages from Bucharest, the first ever vital records from Bucharest to come into the onlin

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I am happy to announce that this week we have made available on the JewishGen Romania database more than 25,000 new records from the historical region of Bukovina that falls within modern-day Romania

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We are looking for volunteers to help us with the scores of record collections we have acquired that need indexing! Below is a list of towns where we have acquired records that need indexing. If you a

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Almost all of Mount Lebanon has been photographed and is available on the website jewishdata.com.

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Anything that is included in the JewishGen Romania Vital Records database is a record that we have. Please reach out to us about any record of interest. Best, Michael

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I've placed online for free viewing the presentation slides from 6 different online interactive workshops I've given, covering varying topics in US and Jewish genealogy research. There is a lot of inf

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JewishGen Romania Research Division Update Follow this link for a full update on our activities. Among other things, here is some of what is covered: Thousands of new vital records available and searc

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We are looking for more volunteers to help transcribe records from Romania, including the following new record sets: Bucharest marriage records (Romanian) Bucharest cemetery records (Romanian and Hebr

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Thanks to all who attended today's Romania meeting! Copies of the slides from today's presentation are available here: https://romania.jewishgen.org/iajgs. Best, Michael

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FamilySearch actually has a huge amount of name adoption lists from western Germany but they often have the wrong name. For instance there is a slew of collections saying “Matrikel 1808” but they’re a

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Interested in learning more about how to research your family tree, but you would rather learn at your own pace? Register today for a virtual on-demand workshop, which you can watch whenever is conven

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New Bucharest Cemetery Records Project (ca. 1930-1980) I'm excited to announce that the JewishGen Romania Research Division has acquired images of the seemingly complete burial register of Bucharest's

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The JewishGen Romania Research Division has started a Facebook group. I will be sharing updates on our progress (and requests for volunteers) there. We're looking forward to good commentary, mutual as

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The Iasi Archives have entered into the Romanian Archives' online catalogue an index of birth records from 1865-1913 (solely the name, date of registration, and index number). We have extracted the fi

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I'm excited to announce the new website of the JewishGen Romania Research Division, which replaces a very outdated website of nearly two decades. The new website is modernized up to modern standards a

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