Hello, I also have an Isaacs family in my family Samuel Isaacs (1768-1843). I also have an Ann Levy who married a Samuel Isaacs in approximately 1820 and they had numerous children. Both the Samuel Is

Dear Genners, I am wondering if any of you who live overseas, and has recently purchased a GRO certificate that included posting, has received it/them or is still waiting? I ordered two on December 7t

Dear Genners, To amplify what Jackye Sullins wrote, MyHeritage does indeed offer the Jewish Chronicle newspaper as part of its subscription, but it only goes up to the year 2000. Now twenty years ago,

The Jewish Chronicle archive charges 2.50 for a search session but I do not where see they define what exactly a session is? In your experience is a "session" ended when you open an archived page, or

Hello all Some general guidance please. On my mothers’ side the furthest back I can go is to the marriage of my gg grandparents Isaac Isaacs (C1791-1845) to Elizabeth Davis (c1791 – 1857) which occurr

Hello all Following my previous note, this is also a general query, this time concerning Polish Jewry. Isaac Isaacs grandson, Judah (my gf), married Esther Poznanski in 1902. She was born 1864, Middle

I am wondering if anyone can identify Jewish affiliation from this old photo? It was taken at Goodman's studios in Srrangeways, Manchester - I assume in the early years of last century.. I assume the

I think you'll find that it is the ownership or copyright of the digital images that is being protected. If you sign up to use your camera at the National Archives you provide assurance that the image

Good morning, On the various census that I have looked at, there is an after note written in green. Next to the town where they were born, there's a number. Does anyone know what the number is for? Th

Good morning/afternoon. I am not in any rush to spend my money on the 1921 Census but have discovered that if you hover over the image icon, you can at least see the names of three others listed on th

By the way, I recently ran across a case of someone having posted on Ancestry a naturalization document for a person recently deceased. This could have serious legal consequences for the living family

Dear All, I have been alerted that it is against T&Cs to extract information from 1921 census and so I am immediately removing any data I have put on the Leeds database, and won't be adding any more.

After an initial disappointment not being able to locate any information regards my mother in the 1921 census I am looking at the possibility she was in an orphanage at that time, or "baby farm" as sh

Dear Genners, While there are no hard and fast rules, each testing company uses different criteria, so your best option is to both test everywhere, and also transfer your results to other databases. I

Hallo Can anyone tell me a couple of things about the register: - what do the annotations mean? - how often are the closed records reviewed and the black line removed if the person has died? Many than

I've had great success with London Jewish records back to the 1700's, but beyond that zilch. What I'm looking for are records for Sephardic Jews in London pre-1700. Any and all help would be appreciat

To Sue Coleman et al, As Sherry Landa has remarked, “all” that it takes for FindMyPast to ‘un-readact’ and entry in the 1939 Register is proof via a death certificate. I have done this for my father,

Hi My ggm married in the UK but I have not found a civil registration. I was advised by this group that she probably had a Stille Chuppah Is there any way of finding the Jewish record? She lived in Li

Hello! Is the old Leeds database with pages for Brides, Grooms and Burials still available? Thank you very much!! Linda Wolfe Kelley Portland, OR, USA Wolfe, Raisman, Harris and Bland in Leeds lkelley

Made my first mistake this morning. Wrong David Davies. Would anyone like a copy? Parents both born in Nikolaw, Podolski Guberni, Russia Susan McPhedran Birth indexes for the children listed on the fo