Santa Cruz Jewish Genealogy Society 2-Hour Workshop: Voices of the Past: Crafting the Stories of Your Family's History Sunday, April 2 , 2023 , 1 pm Pacific /4 pm Eastern Speakers: Dr. Barbara Krasner

Dear Genners I have a real lulu of a problem, which I just can't get my head around. Would anyone like to take up the gauntlet? In 1845 Jettchen WEINSTEIN, born 1823 , married as her first husband Kal

Good afternoon, The two letters are an abbreviation for עליו השלום - - which stands for peace be upon him. Shalom, Malka Chosnek

I'm searching for descendants of the four daughters in this family, only the last one was surnamed after their father: Parents Simon KOCH (Prostejov 1819 - ?) and Betti/Peppi ZWILLINGER (Holesov 1822

To all with family who lived in and around London, UK Over the years I have contributed data and photographs to both JewishGen's Burial Registry (JOWBR) as well as to findagrave.com. I also contribute

I would like to start a one-name study based on my great-great-grandfather's last name before he changed it when he entered the USA.I am going to start it based on Headstones and grave markers . If an

Through research in multiple places, I’ve found information and documentation on my Hungarian great grandmother Katalin Seidner (maiden name Veszler or Weszler) including date of birth and death (the

I just noted the new link to Jewish newspapers in N. CA from the Weekly News Nosh. My grandfather, Charles Hirsch and his “wife,” Sally Hirsch lived in Oakland, CA in the 1940s. They then moved to LA

Hello, I am trying to locate a gentleman who emigrated from the U.S. to Argentina sometime between late 1922 and late 1925. I've located digital images of passenger lists into Argentina on FamilySearc

Jewish Genealogical Society NY Meeting Sunday, March 19 at 2:00 PM Eastern, In Person at the Center for Jewish History, 15 W 16th Street, NYC, or via Zoom The Kindertransports: The KTA, the 80th Year

Hello, I need help translating # 40-41. Can you please figure out in what years were Fajga Bajla and Jachat born? Thank you, Sophia Lazebnik, Canada.

The Weekly News Nosh JewishGen Weekly E-Newsletter Phil Goldfarb Tulsa, Oklahoma USA, Editor Date: March 12, 2023 “A Family Without The Understanding Of Their Past History, Foundation And Ethnicity Is

Hello Genners This message is for all the procrastinators! The door shuts for comments on the proposed changes and fee hikes to the USCIS Genealogy Program at 11:59PM EDT Monday 13 March. If you thriv

Hello I am looking for birth death marriages certificates for my Rauch family from Brody. My father Isaak was born Wienna 1915 but hhis brother Viktor Avigdor was born I Brody 1921 ad his sister Necha

Might someone translate these headstones? The surname one the stones is Lajtner. I know that the one with the tree trunk is someone who died young. Thank you in advance. -- Janet Clark

Join the Israel Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) for our upcoming free webinar, “Connecting with Family Through Virtual Family History Activities” by Shenley Puterbaugh on March 26, 2023, 7 pm Is

I am researching my husband's family. His grandfather Max Gottesman shows he was born June 15, 1885 in Berek Bikush (then Hungary) near Mumkach/ Munkacevo on his info. We were told his father 's name

I am using Geni and I want to add the birthplace of Lida in Vilna. Which option should I choose of all the options available. See attached -- Marcie Murray Minneapolis MN

I believe the record below is the birth record for Sofia Kanfel. I was sent the image and translation by someone on J-Roots but only just now got back to take another look at it. I am trying to find m

FamilyTree magazine has an article with a succinct timeline of Jewish history in Eastern Europe from 1772-1919. https://familytreemagazine.com/heritage/jewish/jewish-history-timeline/ -- Lee David Jaf