I would like to contact descendants of Rabbi Yitzchak Simcha HUREWITZ, who served in Hartford, Ct. until his death in 1936. According to family lore, we are cousins and I would like to clarify how. Yo

The Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island invites you to our upcoming meeting Wednesday, February 15, 2023 7:00 PM Location: Zoom– see registration info below Topic: A Rosenberg by Any Other Name Sp

THE PRESENTATION Hoping that her children and grandchildren might one day be interested in their family history, Ms. Bronstein created four different family history books using My Canvas. On February

We are excited and honored to announce a new volunteer on our team at LitvakSIG. Simon Zelman has become the District Coordinator for the Zarasai District. Welcome Simon! Simon was born in Lithuania,

I wish to hear from fellow members who don't live in New York, if YIVO (YIVO Institute for Jewish Research) provide a paid lookup service for those who cannot visit the archive in person? If not, can

In others' experience, is it conceivable that a woman might have given birth at age 45 in 1897? In a distant branch I'm trying to trace, I've found Rachel Holdengraber, whom I know -- from a JewishGen

Simon Eisenstädter (1796, Budapest - 1875, Vienna) and Ernestine Eisenstädter (1802 -1880, Vienna) had 10 children. The family members were amongst the first Hungarian Jews to receive a title of nobil

JEWISH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF TORONTO, Beth Tikvah Synagogue and Classi Lectures PRESENT Beyond These Walls: Escaping the Warsaw Ghetto – A Young Girl’s Story Speaker: Lydia Bauman Monday 13 Feb 2023

I’m researching the JOSEPH family in the 1851 England census. They are living in the Petticoat Lane district which I believe is the Jewish neighborhood in London at that time. Their first names are al

My g-g-g-grandfather Angelus Aron Gröger was born in Prag in 1766 and married to Sara. I have conflicting research showing her maiden name as Back or Grotte. Looking for help to determine the correct

I submitted two requests for USCIS records in November 2021. I have received two letters a couple of months ago stating that they were still working on my request. Recently, however, when I have check

I am canceling the creation of the Jewish Genealogy Reference Book List. The DOJR project by L'DorV'Dor is doing the same thing on a country by country basis for the entire world. The community does n

Hi, I am looking for those related to the following surnames. Lithuania Sarfinovich, Scharfanovich, Sharfanovich. Sarfin and other variations. Girschzon, Harrison Mahkt, Macht, Magid Schlepak, Slepak,

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If you can recognized anyone from that picture of Jewish refugees from Germany in United Kingdom aroun 1940 they are members of Brith Chaluzim Datiim Yoram Igael resercher "latet Panim Lanoflim"/

I recently read that a Jewish woman named Blümel Abraham converted to Christianity in 1715. She was then called Maria Augusta Blümelin and was living in Dürkheim in the Grafschaft Leiningen (now Bad D

In much of Orthodox Judaism, Torah study is a way of life for males who forgo other occupations and study Torah full-time, something that is a current cause of controversy surrounding Israel’s Haredis

Hi, I was told by long deceased relatives that my gg grandmother was born in 1840 in a town called Kruydon on the Dnuevtr River. Her name was Hinda Podgaitz. She eventually married my gg grandfather E

Before WWI Mielnica was part of Galicia in Austria, the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Between WWI and WWII Mielnica was part of Poland. So I suppose the people spoke German in your 1907, and the surname Sz

a Would someone please translate these for me completely? Thanks. Steve Lasky