My G-Grandmother's older sister apparently came to the US via New York in February 1891 with her husband (I found the ship listing) and wound up in Philadelphia. Their oldest daughter was born January

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My G-Grandmother's older sister apparently came to the US via New York in February 1891 with her husband (I found the ship listing) and wound up in Philadelphia. Their oldest daughter was born January

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In cases like this you can often go back or forward a few sheets in the census to see a better version of the name. I did that and is likely that the street is Cypress Avenue. IF you plus it into maps

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In cases like this you can often go back or forward a few sheets in the census to see a better version of the name. I did that and is likely that the street is Cypress Avenue. IF you plus it into maps

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Miriam, I can't figure out what it said, are all the letters correct? Here are two web pages I often use as reference. http://www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/tombstones.html http://www.isragen.org.il/uplo

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Miriam, I can't figure out what it said, are all the letters correct? Here are two web pages I often use as reference. http://www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/tombstones.html http://www.isragen.org.il/uplo

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Another option could be that SACHER is a shortened version of something else. One branch of my wife's family had the surname SACHARTOFF which was changed to SACHSON and SACKS among others. Michael Mic

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Another option could be that SACHER is a shortened version of something else. One branch of my wife's family had the surname SACHARTOFF which was changed to SACHSON and SACKS among others. Michael Mic

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I noticed a few questions regarding the use of the Russian Archive Database http://www.obd-memorial.ru/ and the need to enter the search criteria using Cyrillic. Among the amazing tools at Steven Mors

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I noticed a few questions regarding the use of the Russian Archive Database http://www.obd-memorial.ru/ and the need to enter the search criteria using Cyrillic. Among the amazing tools at Steven Mors

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At 01:00 AM 3/6/2006, you wrote: | Hello Siggers, | One of my French friends asks whether SZARVADY is or might be a | magyarization of TSARFATI ? | | Georges GRANER (Paris, France) | georges.graner@wa

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At 01:00 AM 3/6/2006, you wrote: | Hello Siggers, | One of my French friends asks whether SZARVADY is or might be a | magyarization of TSARFATI ? | | Georges GRANER (Paris, France) | georges.graner@wa

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Lilli, The multi-step naturalization process took place over the course of several years. The Jewishgen FAQ has general information relating to the Naturalization process at: http://www.jewishgen.org/

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Lilli, The multi-step naturalization process took place over the course of several years. The Jewishgen FAQ has general information relating to the Naturalization process at: http://www.jewishgen.org/

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Lois, I noticed something that might help with your research. If you look at the line for Moschko, you will see some numbers in the occupation column (Their daughter, Chaja, has them too) Look at the

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Lois, I noticed something that might help with your research. If you look at the line for Moschko, you will see some numbers in the occupation column (Their daughter, Chaja, has them too) Look at the

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I am trying to identify the organization and hopefully some related records for this image. http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6306 Some relevant facts: The man in the picture

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I am trying to identify the organization and hopefully some related records for this image. http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6306 Some relevant facts: The man in the picture

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Ellie, I am not sure how you searched the EIDB, whether you used the EIDB search tools or Steve Morse's. Steve Morse has put together some amazing search tools that go far beyond what you would otherw

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Ellie, I am not sure how you searched the EIDB, whether you used the EIDB search tools or Steve Morse's. Steve Morse has put together some amazing search tools that go far beyond what you would otherw

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