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A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Dr. Matthew Levitas ~ Is He the Unknown Graduate?
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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Wednesday, June 17, 2015. Dr Matthew Levitas Is He the Unknown Graduate? Last week, I shared a photo of an unknown graduate. This photograph has been kept by my mother-in-law's family for many decades - an academic graduation was a significant milestone for an immigrant Jewish family and the parents of this graduate likely shared this photograph with their extended family. Vets Honor Promoter of 'Private Doctor' Plan.
A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Surname Saturday ~ Handler of Yugoslavia and Ohio
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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Saturday, July 11, 2015. Surname Saturday Handler of Yugoslavia and Ohio. Surname Saturday is a daily blogging prompt from GeneaBloggers. The genealogy community’s resource for blogging. I have decided to use this prompt to review the ancestral lines for my husband's family. Here is a website (Macrohistory: Worldhistory). 1914: Ilok was in Hungary. 1919-1938: Ilok was in Yugoslavia. 1956: Ilok was still in Yugoslavia.
A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Anna Goldstein's Death Certificate 1918
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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Sunday, October 13, 2013. Anna Goldstein's Death Certificate 1918. The story about the death of my husband's great aunt Anna Goldstein (sister of Max Goldstein and Morris Goldstein) is that she was hit by a trolley in New York, and didn't tell her family. Supposedly her untreated injuries caused her death sometime in the late 1910s. My mother-in-law was named after her father's sister. Years old when she died. She was bo...
A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Wordless Wednesday ~ Unknown Graduate
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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Wednesday, June 10, 2015. Wordless Wednesday Unknown Graduate. I have had this photograph in my collection for several years. It comes from my mother-in-law's side of the family and is a graduation photo. (See the scroll in the young man's left hand and the books under his right.). Unfortunately, no one knows who this young man is, though it's believed to be a relative of my grandmother-in-law (Rose Levitt Goldstein).
A Jewish Genealogy Journey: New Ancestry Database (Social Security Applications and Claims Index)
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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. New Ancestry Database (Social Security Applications and Claims Index). I've been checking out the new U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007. At Ancestry.com. Not every possible name is going to be found in this relatively new database (not by a long shot), but for those which are there, it is possible to find some new information or confirm theories. Although you can fin...
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From Maine to Kentucky: How to follow me
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. How to follow me. I am hoping that family members and others who might be interested in reading items in my family history blog will "follow me" as postings are made. I may have several postings in a week, then there may be a week or two when other parts of my life take over, and nothing new will be posted. Please contact me if yo...
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From Maine to Kentucky: Wordless Wednesday ~ My Third Great Grandfather
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Wednesday, December 21, 2011. Wordless Wednesday My Third Great Grandfather. This is one of my oldest family photographs. Thomas Jefferson Gorin (January 27, 1808 - January 11, 1883). Son of Gen'l John Gorin. Who gave the land. Where town of Glasgow was. Guilt - My Grand. Father, A Banker in. Mary Ann Bowman -. It is used by many ...
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From Maine to Kentucky: Surname Saturday ~ Hunter in Allegheny, Pennsylvania
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Saturday, February 16, 2013. Surname Saturday Hunter in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. There are a lot of Hunters in Pittsburgh in the 19th century. Most of what I know about Samuel and his family is found in census records. 1850 U.S. Federal Census, Allegheny, Allegheny, Pennsylvania; Roll: 744; Page: 34B;. Lines 21-33. Record for ...
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From Maine to Kentucky: Susan Rood Chapin - A Challenging to Research Ancestor - 52 Ancestors #30
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Thursday, July 30, 2015. Susan Rood Chapin - A Challenging to Research Ancestor - 52 Ancestors #30. For this week's 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Writing challenge from blogger Amy Crow Johnson of No Story Too Small. The theme is Challenging: It’s a good time to take a look at another challenging-to-research ancestor. Orramel Chapin i...
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From Maine to Kentucky: Amanuensis Monday ~ Gorin Family Bible
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Monday, December 26, 2011. Amanuensis Monday Gorin Family Bible. Inside front cover, left. Published in Philadelphia by J.B. Lippincott and Co., 1856. Pasted inside the front cover are obituaries of my third great-grandparents, Thomas Jefferson Gorin. Inside front cover, right. And his wife, Mary Ann (Bowman) Gorin. Tho J Gorin wa...
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From Maine to Kentucky: August 2015
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Monday, August 31, 2015. Copey of Harvard, My Second Great Uncle - 52 Ancestors #35. For this weeks 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Writing challenge from blogger Amy Crow Johnson of No Story Too Small. The theme is School Days, since its back to school time in the U.S. And Sarah (Lowell) Copeland. Image courtesy Amazon.com. I have know...
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From Maine to Kentucky: Catherine Carr Hunter ~ 52 Ancestors #28
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Monday, July 13, 2015. Catherine Carr Hunter 52 Ancestors #28. For this week's 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Writing challenge from blogger Amy Crow Johnson of No Story Too Small. The theme is Road Trip: Which ancestor do you want to take a road trip to go research? I believe they were Presbyterians. She married Samuel Hunter by 1841,...
DrGranma's World: Solving One Mystery
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I am Marianne Handler and this is my world. Sunday, September 7, 2014. Early posts have already shown how Genealogy searches have changed my early feelings and frustrations with retirement. No Story Too Small. Has created a challenge I cannot resist. Each week participants write a SMALL story about one ancestor and share it in the 52 Week Challenge. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Where in the world is Uncle Moritz? Time to Remember My Fall Trip to Eastern Europe. A visit to Oswiecim. 06/30 - 07/07 (...
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From Maine to Kentucky: Martin Adsit Fought for Independence - 52 Ancestors #27
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Friday, July 3, 2015. Martin Adsit Fought for Independence - 52 Ancestors #27. For this week's 52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks. Writing challenge from blogger Amy Crow Johnson of No Story Too Small. The theme is Independent, as in Independence Day! Which ancestor fought for America’s independence? And 5th great grandfather, John Willet.
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From Maine to Kentucky: Amanuensis Monday ~ Chapin Family Sampler
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From Maine to Kentucky. A Genealogy Blog about ancestors who lived in almost every state between Maine, Virginia, and Illinois. Some Surnames I'm researching. How to follow me. Monday, November 14, 2011. Amanuensis Monday Chapin Family Sampler. Embroidered sampler wrought by my great great grandmother, Susan Arville Chapin. The transcription is below:. My descent from Orramel Chapin and Susan Rood Susan Arville Chapin Charles Chapin Adsit Elizabeth Adsit Charles McAlpin Pyle, Jr. me. Karen - thanks for r...
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Jewish Genealogy Bibliography
Thursday, August 16, 2007. Can we form a list of genealogy publications? This is a most wonderful site for all those involved in old books, bibliography etc. I am a book collector from Rehovot, Israel. I have a very small and modest collection. I try to collect books that may be rare, up to about 200 years plus minus. Lets assume there are no more than 2'000 publications, mainly 20th century. In our time and era, I guess it can`t be that hard to put together the public library collections, plus possi...
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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Thursday, March 29, 2018. Segal Family in the New Jersey, State Census, 1905. In 1895 (see Census Searching. And in 1900 (see More on Simche Segal Family. The family was in Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey. In 1903, the Borough of Woodbine was incorporated. So the 1905 New Jersey State Census shows that the family lived in Woodbine. Posted by Elizabeth Handler. Links to this post. Wednesday, February 21, 2018. Here is...
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