For years I've known that my grandfather's brother Arpad Seidner born 1898 in Budapest immigrated to Australia and settled in Sydney with his wife Helen/Ilona after World War II. I've located many rec

Dear researchers, Bessarabia Symposium starts Next Tuesday, December 13. Here is schedule of 16 sessions from presenters all around the would, including from Ukraine and Moldova. https://www.jewishgen

My father was Bat Mitzvah’d in NYC around 1908. The 1910 NYC Census has the family living at 216-218 East 118th St (between 2-3rd Avenues). I have tried to find Synagogues that were around that area a

i believe this is the correct certificate for the marriage of my maternal relative Samual Okun to Rose Palley (sometimes spelled Pailley) but some of the information doesn't agree with other informati

Hi, I have several great uncles who immigrated to NYC, but about whom I cannot find a trace after certain census dates. I also could not find them in the NYC death records, or WWI draft cards. The fir

The third missing great uncle is Charles/Chaim Brownstein, son of Abraham and Minnie/Mindel. I have his passenger manifest from 1896, and he is in the 1900, 1905, 1910, 1915 and possibly (?)1930 censu

The second missing great uncle is Morris/Moses Brownstein, son of Abraham and Minnie/Mindel. I have his passenger manifest from 1895, and he is in the 1900, 1905, 1910, 1915 and 1930 censuses. I can't

The entire community is invited to join us for our next free JewishGen Talks webinar: Topic: Finding and Understanding Bubbe and Zayde’s Galician Vital Records Date: TOMORROW - Wednesday, December 7,

hello I am looking for details on: Rabbi Dr. Leo Pesach Yehuda Jakovlev. His father's name: Klonimos Yosef. Probably his origin is from Lithuania. Lived for several years in Munich, Germany (known for

Did you ever notice that our Jewish ancestors had a lot of names? They had Hebrew names, Yiddish names, nicknames and often several American names that can make tracing them rather challenging. Given

Dear Friends: We are very excited to present to the community this most interesting conversation between Tony Kahane and Andrew Zalewski, two recently retired members of our Board. You can listen to t

I'm a beginner at this, and this is probably a really basic question, but where would I find ship manifests for immigrants to Palestine in 1927 and subsequent years? I believe two siblings of my late

Announcement: Jewish Genealogy SIG (JGSIG) Dec meeting - Tues Dec 13 2022 1-2:30 pm EDT on Zoom RSVP Time Sensitive Hi All Save the DATE and reserve your spot for……… Jude C. Richter, PhD, Research and

My wife's grandmother, Regina née Schwartz, was born in Ebron, Hungary, according to her US declaration of intent to naturalize, and in Egron, Hungary, according to her "Petition for Naturalization".

Further to my last post back in October 2022 (see here), I am pleased to announce that JRI-Poland has made a huge step forward in extracting birth, marriage and death records from Glowno. We have now

Irish Genealogist Stuart Rosenblatt will donate Irish-Jewish family records to the National Library of Israel on December 19, 2022.. The records span over 70,000 individual names. Mr. Rosenblatt is cu

A Daniel Wajnrajch was married to Rywka Sztern (no DOB) in 1903 in Konskie. Rywka died in Konskie on Sep 8, 1907. In 1908 (no exact date) Daniel Wajnrajch married Rywka Wasersztajn (born Feb 18, 1887

The Center for Jewish History is launching the DNA Reunion Project, offering DNA testing kits for free, to Holocaust survivors or their children (who have never DNA tested before) through an applicati

After more than 40 years of research, I finally learned of the maiden name of one of my Lithuanian great-great grandmothers, Chane Base Berman (c.1859-1 Feb 1933. Utena, Lithuania). She married Lazar

ב"ה Dear JewishGenners: The December 2, 2022 edition of the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza carried a legal notice from the Regional Court for Central Łódź [Sąd Rejonowy dla Łodzi-Śródmieścia], Eight