Dear Connie Some digitized records for Grotzingen (near present day Karlsruhe) are available here : https://www2.landesarchiv-bw.de/ofs21/olf/struktur.php?bestand=12390&klassi=&anzeigeKlassi=014&letzt

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Hi everyone, Reposting this which I posted earlier but never made it to the forum. As Ralph already knows, I happen to be a descendant of some of the people appearing in the name adoption record that

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Hi Ralph I noticed this page that could be of relevance to your search : http://sternmail.co.uk/sld/getperson.php?personID=I9452&tree=SLtree Best Regards Daniel Mayer d.mayer@...

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Hi Hilary For Emden, I believe the work of Max Markreich "The Jews of Ostfriesland" (available at LBI) is a key resource. Also the below resource indexes the family names mentioned in his work, by pag

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Hi Karen, I suppose you already are familiar with the Archives of Baden Wurttemberg, where there is a lot of material available on the jewish community of Karlsruhe and surroundings. You should be abl

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Hi Sebastian, For argument's sake, and to extend Rodney's response, there is one line in this page that could correspond to what you're looking for. In the left column corresponding to indexed page 67

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Hi Joelle, It's interesting, I was actually doing some research into Emden (and OstFriesland more generally) these past few days. Perhaps you already know the work of Max Markreich (archived at Leo Ba

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Hi all, I thought I would share here a summary of what I found that can be of general interest : - Salli Kra (born Krah) was born 20 March 1853 in Frankfurt, Germany. He was the 4th child. - From what

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Hi all I have also used the Berthold Rosenthal documents available online from the Leo Baeck Institute. I have also noticed this document available from Family Search which looks like it could be a co

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