Jewish Genealogy

Web Ring for sites pertaining to Jewish genealogy

Family tree of the Kremer family, with names including: Ashkenazi, Barnett, Benjamini, Blumenthal, ýBobman, Cobrin, Kabrun, ýCoffman, Cohen, Edelstein, Fanburg, Polen, Feinstein, Feldman, Fogel, Goldberg, Gordon, Gwirtz, Hamdi, Hemed, Hoffman, Horowitz, ýHouser, Kabrun, Kaplan, ýKatz, Kaufman, Kobrin, Kolman, Korbin, Kremer, Labovitz, Levi, Meyers, Nelson, Norsoph, Polen, Polsky, Powell, Poysoff, Rabinowitz, Rosen, Rosenberg, ýRubin, Schwartz, Shanzer, Shor, Smith, Smolens, Soll, ý Swartz, Tragish, Trost, Urofsky, ..and more.

A first attempt to build a family site for the extended Melchior family with roots in Denmark for more than 300 years ...

Searching for traces of a child who was separated from his Jewish parents during the Shoah and placed with lithuanian families in order to save his life

This site was created to commemorate our family

The PLAGERSON - SCHINDLER Family's Ancestors include the surnames:- Genealogical research of the following primary surnames :- ANTICK, FENKELSTIEN, GRODZINSKI, KAHN, KAMPOTSKI, KRAFT, PACYNA, PLAGERSON (formerly PLAGER), SCHINDLER, SEABERG (formerly Seeberg) and STEINSAPIR. from - Belarus, Chile, England, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia, Sweden, United States of America and Wales.

New Interactive Sephardic cybercommunity with 15 Forums: Genealogy, Israel/Middle East, Social Issues, Languages and Literatures, Education and Research, Customs/Cuisine, Singles, Sephardic Youth, and more

Verein SCHALOM - austrian, private, non-profit organization. Restoring and careholder of jewish cemeteries in Austria. Large database of jewish graves and names. Pictures of all jewish cemeteries and many graves. Community.

A Memorial web page for the memory of the family, the shtetl in Poland and the lost Jewish Communities in Poland.

How I became aware of my Marrano Jewish Roots and came back to the Ancestral Home

History of the Witbank Jewish Community

Memorial to Jewish Zabludow Poland with many old country family photos,rare photos of the Zabludow wooden synagogue,and information on the Holocaust and Zabludow, and the current state of Zabludow cemeteries. The site is very graphical and artistic.