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Looking for a grave in Galatz Jewish Cemetery
#romania
Dear friends, Further to Omri Sharet's inquiry, here is a link to the website of the Galati Jewish Community, including the contact details: https://sites.google.com/site/cegalati/-introducere- I have
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Dear friends, Further to Omri Sharet's inquiry, here is a link to the website of the Galati Jewish Community, including the contact details: https://sites.google.com/site/cegalati/-introducere- I have
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Looking for a grave in Galatz Jewish Cemetery
#romania
Dear friends, Yefim Kogan asked about graves >from Galatz, 1933 - 1936. As of 2015, the Jewish Community in Galatz maintained hand-written mapping boards of the cemetery, >from 1940 onwards. They did
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Dear friends, Yefim Kogan asked about graves >from Galatz, 1933 - 1936. As of 2015, the Jewish Community in Galatz maintained hand-written mapping boards of the cemetery, >from 1940 onwards. They did
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Orit Lavi
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Seeking Moshe JEWELSOHN / YEVELSON and his father Hirsch, from Riga
#general
Dear Friends, Moshe JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Dear Friends, Moshe JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Orit Lavi
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Seeking Moshe JEWELSOHN / YEVELSON and his father Hirsch, from Riga
#general
Dear Friends, Moshe JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Dear Friends, Moshe JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Orit Lavi
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Latvia SIG #Latvia Seeking Moses JEWELSOHN / YEVELSON son of Hirsch from Riga
#latvia
Dear Friends, Moses JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Dear Friends, Moses JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Orit Lavi
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Seeking Moses JEWELSOHN / YEVELSON son of Hirsch from Riga
#latvia
Dear Friends, Moses JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Dear Friends, Moses JEWELSOHN (various spellings) was born in Riga in 1901, to Hirsch and Chava. In 1921 he immigrated to Palestine, as did his parents, and some of his siblings. Other siblings remain
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Orit Lavi
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen SIROTIN family from Pyetrykaw (Petrikov), Belarus, and FRIEDMAN from Pyetrikov and later Minsk
#general
Dear friends, Israel Yakob SIROTIN resided in Petrikov, Belarus, and had at least 3 sons. As far as known, both he and his wife died (or killed) before 1920. The 3 known sons immigrated to Israel as o
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Dear friends, Israel Yakob SIROTIN resided in Petrikov, Belarus, and had at least 3 sons. As far as known, both he and his wife died (or killed) before 1920. The 3 known sons immigrated to Israel as o
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Orit Lavi
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SIROTIN family from Pyetrykaw (Petrikov), Belarus, and FRIEDMAN from Pyetrikov and later Minsk
#general
Dear friends, Israel Yakob SIROTIN resided in Petrikov, Belarus, and had at least 3 sons. As far as known, both he and his wife died (or killed) before 1920. The 3 known sons immigrated to Israel as o
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Dear friends, Israel Yakob SIROTIN resided in Petrikov, Belarus, and had at least 3 sons. As far as known, both he and his wife died (or killed) before 1920. The 3 known sons immigrated to Israel as o
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Orit Lavi
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Yasinia vital records from 1920 onwards
#romania
Dear friends, I am interested in Jewish vital records >from Yasinia (also Yasinya, in the past: Korosmezo), for the period 1921-1930. To remind you, Yasinia is now in Ukraine, belonged to Czechoslovak
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Dear friends, I am interested in Jewish vital records >from Yasinia (also Yasinya, in the past: Korosmezo), for the period 1921-1930. To remind you, Yasinia is now in Ukraine, belonged to Czechoslovak
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Orit Lavi
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Romania SIG #Romania Yasinia vital records from 1920 onwards
#romania
Dear friends, I am interested in Jewish vital records >from Yasinia (also Yasinya, in the past: Korosmezo), for the period 1921-1930. To remind you, Yasinia is now in Ukraine, belonged to Czechoslovak
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Dear friends, I am interested in Jewish vital records >from Yasinia (also Yasinya, in the past: Korosmezo), for the period 1921-1930. To remind you, Yasinia is now in Ukraine, belonged to Czechoslovak
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Orit Lavi
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Identify birthplace "Werche Volimer Gov"?
#general
Dear friends, David Brostoff asked about the birthplace of Dora (Scheine) FINKELSTEIN (ca. 1885-1906), who arrived to Philadelphia in 1906. "Her 1907 passenger list gives Werche Volimer Gov (or perhap
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Dear friends, David Brostoff asked about the birthplace of Dora (Scheine) FINKELSTEIN (ca. 1885-1906), who arrived to Philadelphia in 1906. "Her 1907 passenger list gives Werche Volimer Gov (or perhap
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Orit Lavi
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Identify birthplace "Werche Volimer Gov"?
#general
Dear friends, David Brostoff asked about the birthplace of Dora (Scheine) FINKELSTEIN (ca. 1885-1906), who arrived to Philadelphia in 1906. "Her 1907 passenger list gives Werche Volimer Gov (or perhap
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Dear friends, David Brostoff asked about the birthplace of Dora (Scheine) FINKELSTEIN (ca. 1885-1906), who arrived to Philadelphia in 1906. "Her 1907 passenger list gives Werche Volimer Gov (or perhap
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German SIG #Germany Professional translator from German handwriting
#germany
Dear friends, I would be grateful if you can refer me to a professional translator from German to English (or Hebrew), who can decipher German handwriting in vital records >from Germany, >from the per
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Dear friends, I would be grateful if you can refer me to a professional translator from German to English (or Hebrew), who can decipher German handwriting in vital records >from Germany, >from the per
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Orit Lavi
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Professional translator from German handwriting
#germany
Dear friends, I would be grateful if you can refer me to a professional translator from German to English (or Hebrew), who can decipher German handwriting in vital records >from Germany, >from the per
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Dear friends, I would be grateful if you can refer me to a professional translator from German to English (or Hebrew), who can decipher German handwriting in vital records >from Germany, >from the per
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Orit Lavi
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen GOLDBERG: from Kobryn to Argentina
#general
Dear friends, A few GOLDBERG people were born in Kobryn (now Belarus, then Poland), and immigrated to Argentina in the 1920s. Among them were Rachmiel GOLDBERG, Menasze GOLDBERG, Jankiel, and Jojne (Y
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Dear friends, A few GOLDBERG people were born in Kobryn (now Belarus, then Poland), and immigrated to Argentina in the 1920s. Among them were Rachmiel GOLDBERG, Menasze GOLDBERG, Jankiel, and Jojne (Y
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Orit Lavi
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GOLDBERG: from Kobryn to Argentina
#general
Dear friends, A few GOLDBERG people were born in Kobryn (now Belarus, then Poland), and immigrated to Argentina in the 1920s. Among them were Rachmiel GOLDBERG, Menasze GOLDBERG, Jankiel, and Jojne (Y
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Dear friends, A few GOLDBERG people were born in Kobryn (now Belarus, then Poland), and immigrated to Argentina in the 1920s. Among them were Rachmiel GOLDBERG, Menasze GOLDBERG, Jankiel, and Jojne (Y
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Orit Lavi
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Novoselytsa: Vital records in Austrian vs Russian part of the town
#general
Dear friends, As some of you know, until WWI the border between Bessarabia and Bucovina passed through NovoSelytsa. Part of the town belonged to Bucovina, and the other - to Bessarabia. One would imag
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Dear friends, As some of you know, until WWI the border between Bessarabia and Bucovina passed through NovoSelytsa. Part of the town belonged to Bucovina, and the other - to Bessarabia. One would imag
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Orit Lavi
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Novoselytsa: Vital records in Austrian vs Russian part of the town
#general
Dear friends, As some of you know, until WWI the border between Bessarabia and Bucovina passed through NovoSelytsa. Part of the town belonged to Bucovina, and the other - to Bessarabia. One would imag
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Dear friends, As some of you know, until WWI the border between Bessarabia and Bucovina passed through NovoSelytsa. Part of the town belonged to Bucovina, and the other - to Bessarabia. One would imag
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Orit Lavi
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Romania SIG #Romania Birth records from Novoselytsa (Hotin) before WWI
#romania
Dear friends, The Romanian database holds birth records >from Novoselitsa, for the period 1892-1911 or so. Looking at the originals, they seem to be late indices, written in Romanian. I wonder if this
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Dear friends, The Romanian database holds birth records >from Novoselitsa, for the period 1892-1911 or so. Looking at the originals, they seem to be late indices, written in Romanian. I wonder if this
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Orit Lavi
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Birth records from Novoselytsa (Hotin) before WWI
#romania
Dear friends, The Romanian database holds birth records >from Novoselitsa, for the period 1892-1911 or so. Looking at the originals, they seem to be late indices, written in Romanian. I wonder if this
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Dear friends, The Romanian database holds birth records >from Novoselitsa, for the period 1892-1911 or so. Looking at the originals, they seem to be late indices, written in Romanian. I wonder if this
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Orit Lavi
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