Hi all! I could really use some help! I have limited vision now and I am not familiar with 17th-century French documents to boot. So, I've posted a vital record in French for which I need translation

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Thank you, I'm trying to access it thru the Library of Congress. Hoprfully I'll be able to find it!

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Thank you so much, David! I would be glad to forward what digital copies that I have of sources from Canada. I can't find any from Germany as yet. I have found information on how he immigrated to Cana

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Oh Thank you so very much! Would you happen to know if any of these publications are accessible through other national libraries or archives in the US by any chance? I would be willing to pay for the

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thank you for your information on the communities. I am able to rule out Alb-Donau-Kreis right away just from the date it was formed. my ancestor was born in 1749 if that helps at all. anyone who has

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I have a question that I hope that someone can help me with. My 4th g grandfather was born in Grötzingen, Baden, Württemburg, Germany. Now, I've seen records in Canada, where he "immigrated" (was sent

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For all those who may be interested in this company: I found them to have wonderful customer service. However, there are both pros and cons as to what they can offer, at least pertaining to my persona

I am looking for advice on how to bridge a very large gap between my Sicilian relatives and their Ashkenazi/Sephardic ancestors. I took a full sequence mtDNA test and it appears to confirm my hunches

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Let me start by saying that I have lots of questions about Jewish ancestry. My basic questions are how do I fit in and how do I "connect the dots" on those missing years between immigration and conver

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I request a translation of the Italian text on a Sicilian Death Record. It is on ViewMate at the following address https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88427 Please respond using

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Well these posts explain a few things....I recently found that someone took a line back on my family tree to the 300's BCE maybe, I don't remember exactly, but it was in that time period anyway. The n

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Though I've most recently found direct lineage on my French side and was able to confirm it, my Sicilian side consists of Catalanos that I'm still researching but am told might be Jewish immigrants to

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My name is Connie Derosier Carter and I am new to JewishGen. I just found out this weekend, after 63 yrs of life, that I have Jewish roots in France and Canada! From what I can gather, the Guyon dit D

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