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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.

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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.

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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...

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Emanuel Levitas Naturalization in New York Eastern District

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Thursday, September 19, 2013. Emanuel Levitas Naturalization in New York Eastern District. Interestingly, the surname of Levitas is not that common, so once I found Max Levitt's brother, Emanuel Levitas, in New York City. I was able to find quite a bit about him by searching for the surname Levitas. Since I shared Max Levitt's Cape May County, New Jersey, Naturalization records. I found these records at Fold3.com. This d...

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Passenger List for Morris Goldstein and his sister

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Saturday, October 15, 2011. Passenger List for Morris Goldstein and his sister. Ancestry.com. New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957. Arrival Date: August 3, 1914. Microfilm Roll: T715 2356. Record for Moische Goldstein. Ditto from above: Male]. Married or Singer: S. Calling or Occupation: Taylor. Able to Read / Write: Yes. Nationality (Country of which citizen or subject): Rumania. Race or People: ". Ditto from above: No].

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Military Monday ~ Pineu Goldstein in Romania

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Monday, February 17, 2014. Military Monday Pineu Goldstein in Romania. I thank the volunteer Romanian translator at the JGSGB. Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Boston) "Annual Help Day" for the following translation. The message on the left is translated as:. On the occasion I. Was photographed for the military. I send you this. Yassy [Romania] 15/3/928 [15 March 1928]. At right, it is addressed:. Subscribe to my blog!

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Goldstein (or Yancu) Cousins in Israel

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Friday, January 24, 2014. Goldstein (or Yancu) Cousins in Israel. Last weekend, I had the opportunity to attend the JGSGB. At right is a photo of Morris (and wife, Rose) with his brother, Max (and wife Lottie) which I previously shared. There were six brothers in the family, and Morris and Max were the only ones who immigrated from Iasi, Romania. To America (along with sister, Anna, who died in 1918. My mother-in-law tol...

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A Journey Into Your Family History. Eastham, MA – and being woefully unprepared. Google Drive and Document Organization. Old Colony History Museum, Taunton Massachusetts. American Canadian Genealogical Society Spring Conference. Episodes and Behind the Scenes. Merton's WW2 Diary. On Old Colony History Museum, Tau…. On ACGS Spring Conference. On Brick Walls – aka…. A Package from the R…. On Our Adventures at the Genealog…. On Our Adventures at the Genealog…. October 22, 2015. Continue reading →. The camer...

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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).

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey: Surname Saturday ~ Goldstein of Romania and New Jersey

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A Jewish Genealogy Journey. Researching my husband's Jewish roots. How to follow me. Saturday, July 25, 2015. Surname Saturday Goldstein of Romania and New Jersey. I am using the Surname Saturday prompt to review the ancestral lines for my husband's family. The earliest Goldstein whose name I know may not have even been a Goldstein! The name and complete address of nearest relative or friend. In country whence alien came:. Moische / Morris (1897-1965) - see below. Mendel - emigrated to Israel. Shmuel-Lei...