DOCUMENTS Jewish marriages juifs in Paris from 1793 to 1802 Claudie Blamont An unpublished document about Parisian marriages allows us to discover marriages where at least one spouse is Jewish, and to learn the names of their parents. FAMILIESThe maternal forebears of the editors Calmann-Lévy Jean-Pierre Netter The paternal forebears of the 19th-century creators of French publications aimed at a wide audience is uncertain. On the other hand, thanks to recent discoveries, the author presents us with the maternal lineage. The descendants of Salomon Wahl (1731-1821) Rosine Alexandre and Ernest Kallmann
A young descendant passes on to us the papers of his grandfather. About the descendance of Régine Hess the Cohen-Tanugi Family. Ernest Kallmann and Lionel Lévy MISCELLANEOUS How to say great-grandson in Hebrew. Laurent Kassel About the misuse of modern Hebrew in clarifying terms of classical Hebrew. How the marriage contracts of 18th-century Metz contribute to the identification of a rabbi of 17th-century Hanau. Hebrew Paleography Eliane Roos The Schuhl Mohelbuch and Westhouse Notes on the Jewish communities of Wittelsheim and Buschwiller Denis Ingold, Peter Stein Records from the Civil Registers of Algeria, 1830-1890 Roland Gozlan Several of our members have undertaken a systematic recording of acts found in the Civil Registers for the Jews of Algeria. They explain their methods. French naturalization Records. Stéphane Toublanc They are now accessible 60 years after their opening to compare with one hundred years before. New procedures and sources are described.. OUR LIBRARY PRESS REVIEW, BOOK REVIEW, AND THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE SOCIETY The index of Memoire Juive en Alsace by Rosanne and Dan Leeson; The Shoah Archives; Jewish communities of Sarrelouis and Avenches; Jewish memories : the Dieweg cemetary in Brussels. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |