Thanks Richard. It is the same person and I have the information about his birth and death dates. He and Mary had at least four children: Ida, Morris, Lawrence, and Louise. Carol Gurstelle Roseville,

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I also have Kadshevitz from Anyksciai on my family tree. My great-great grandmother, Khia Malke was married to a Kadshevitz (first name unknown). It was a second marriage for her; she and her first hu

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I would like some advice on how much information to share with someone, unknown to me but distantly connected. After discovering shared relatives via another site, I contacted this person. He has aske

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I don't think I've seen this posted before: a searchable database and map of historic synagogues at http://www.foundationforjewishheritage.com Many of the entries include photos and information about

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I don't think I've seen this posted before: a searchable database and map of historic synagogues at http://www.foundationforjewishheritage.com Many of the entries include photos and information about

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I have reposted to Viewmate, 4 items that were originally posted last year but did not receive any responses. They are >from two short letters, written in 1951. Hoping for better luck this time. They

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I have reposted to Viewmate, 4 items that were originally posted last year but did not receive any responses. They are >from two short letters, written in 1951. Hoping for better luck this time. They

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I have posted pages >from 2 letters to ViewMate. They can be found at http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM37080 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM37081 http

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I have posted pages >from 2 letters to ViewMate. They can be found at http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM37080 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM37081 http

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Thanks to Litvak-sig and the Ukmerge district research group, I recently discovered a record for Genakh Rits, my great-uncle in the Ukmerge city certificates file: a collection the documents that were

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Thanks to Litvak-sig and the Ukmerge district research group, I recently discovered a record for Genakh Rits, my great-uncle in the Ukmerge city certificates file: a collection the documents that were

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One of the nearly blank entries on my husband's family tree is Zorach GURSHTEL, son of Nissel and Sarah who lived in Telechan, Russia (Belarus). The surname may also be spelled Gurstel or Goorshtel. I

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One of the nearly blank entries on my husband's family tree is Zorach GURSHTEL, son of Nissel and Sarah who lived in Telechan, Russia (Belarus). The surname may also be spelled Gurstel or Goorshtel. I

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I've recently found two good sources for research in Minnesota. The first, www.mncounty.com is a one-stop site to search for marriage license information. In Minnesota, that information is kept at the

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I've recently found two good sources for research in Minnesota. The first, www.mncounty.com is a one-stop site to search for marriage license information. In Minnesota, that information is kept at the

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I just discovered digitized and searchable city directories for Quebec City and Montreal at http://www.banq.qc.ca/portal/dt/collections/collection_numerique/archives/archives.jsp?categorie=1 The Lovel

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I just discovered digitized and searchable city directories for Quebec City and Montreal at http://www.banq.qc.ca/portal/dt/collections/collection_numerique/archives/archives.jsp?categorie=1 The Lovel

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The winter program of the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest will be a workshop on genealogy basics, presented by Susan Weinberg. She will provide information on must-see genealogy Website

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The winter program of the Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest will be a workshop on genealogy basics, presented by Susan Weinberg. She will provide information on must-see genealogy Website

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I have been helping an acquaintance with some research on a writer and artist named Barnett BRAVERMAN. Braverman is credited with smuggling 40 copies of James Joyce’s Ulysses into the US in 1922. Alth

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