Hi there, I was hoping to get some guidance on what resources might be available to me in regard to looking for records for the LUBECK family who resided in Friedland, Germany (AKA Debrzno, Poland) pr

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Hi there, I was hoping to get some guidance on what resources might be available to me in regard to looking for records for the LUBECK family who resided in Friedland, Germany (AKA Debrzno, Poland) pr

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I've posted a photo of a headstone, presumably in Hebrew, for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM52579

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I've posted a photo of a headstone, presumably in Hebrew, for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ... http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM52579

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I recently learned that ancestors were buried in an area of a cemetery dedicated to members of the Dorshe Tov Congregation of Chicago, IL. Are records for this congregation available? If so, how might

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I recently learned that ancestors were buried in an area of a cemetery dedicated to members of the Dorshe Tov Congregation of Chicago, IL. Are records for this congregation available? If so, how might

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A 1900 passenger list indicates that the woman was going to her brother-in-law "Chaine Chilmanesdorf" who resided at 85 Ridge St., New York, New York. I searched the 1905 NY Census for 85 Ridge Street

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A 1900 passenger list indicates that the woman was going to her brother-in-law "Chaine Chilmanesdorf" who resided at 85 Ridge St., New York, New York. I searched the 1905 NY Census for 85 Ridge Street

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I am continuing to research Sabina HIRSCH LEDERER FRIEDNER and her son Louis HIRSCH/FRIEDNER and her first husband. I have some new information and would appreciate any insights you might have regardi

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I am continuing to research Sabina HIRSCH LEDERER FRIEDNER and her son Louis HIRSCH/FRIEDNER and her first husband. I have some new information and would appreciate any insights you might have regardi

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I'd like to try to learn more about my 2x Great Grandmother Amalia LUBECK (1873-1958). She was born 1 Mar 1873 in Germany. Her Hebrew name was Malka Lubeck. Her father was "Zalman Lubeck." (Although a

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I'd like to try to learn more about my 2x Great Grandmother Amalia LUBECK (1873-1958). She was born 1 Mar 1873 in Germany. Her Hebrew name was Malka Lubeck. Her father was "Zalman Lubeck." (Although a

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The place of birth for an ancestor (born 1881) was named on one US naturalization record as "Liukitiskin, Lithuania" and in a second naturalization record as "Suktiskis, Lithuania". When I Google Liuk

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The place of birth for an ancestor (born 1881) was named on one US naturalization record as "Liukitiskin, Lithuania" and in a second naturalization record as "Suktiskis, Lithuania". When I Google Liuk

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I am trying to learn more about Sabina HIRSCH (or HIRSZ) and her first husband Mr. LEDERER who was (likely) the father of her son Louis. I am assuming they lived in Tarnow since her son Louis was born

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I am trying to learn more about Sabina HIRSCH (or HIRSZ) and her first husband Mr. LEDERER who was (likely) the father of her son Louis. I am assuming they lived in Tarnow since her son Louis was born

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Hi Folks, I've posted two vital records in Polish for which I need translations. They on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM40812 2. ht

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Hi Folks, I've posted two vital records in Polish for which I need translations. They on ViewMate at the following addresses ... 1. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM40812 2. ht

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After many, many years of slowly and diligently tracing my FRIEDNER family in New York and their descendants, I am thrilled to have finally proven a connection between these New Yorkers and their fami

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After many, many years of slowly and diligently tracing my FRIEDNER family in New York and their descendants, I am thrilled to have finally proven a connection between these New Yorkers and their fami

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