Welcome to Cousinist
I've been researching my own family heritage sporadically since roughly summer 2011. Cousinist serves to document my research publicly and to share important genealogical resources I come across through this research. Read more...
Surnames
- Berman (15)
- Brooks (1)
- Disman (1)
- Goldenberg (2)
- Goldfarb (1)
- Hayes (1)
- Herman (6)
- Hirschenbein (2)
- Kashowitz (2)
- Kerstman (8)
- Klein (8)
- Landes (24)
- Leon (1)
- Lepianski (7)
- Lustig (7)
- Nachamin (11)
- Newman (1)
- Oppenheimer (1)
- Paltiel (1)
- Roth (1)
- Schechter (2)
- Shener (2)
- Short (1)
- Slawitz (3)
- Steckler (1)
- Stein (3)
- Sturmwald (8)
- Vogelfanger (1)
- Walcoff (2)
- Yerulsavitz (8)
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Search Articles and Reports
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Autosomal DNA analysis
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AncestryDNA results mildly interesting
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FamilyTreeDNA offers some insight
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Thanks to Google Books, I’ve discovered relatives in the Holocaust
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Preparing stories to engage family in history
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Ancestry.com and FamilySearch.org working together
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Ancestry.com adds 14 million New York records to database
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Reverse research: A technique for finding missing pieces
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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle archives are available for free
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FamilyTreeDNA’s My Origins offers a glimpse of geographic ancestry
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New York City marriage affidavits and licenses
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The Complete Visual Guide to Jewish Headstones
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The Landes cousin who may or may not have existed
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Yeruslavitz family history
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Ancestry DNA finally comes through with the discovery of Steckler cousins
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Catching up with the Sturmwalds
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Berman family history
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New York City marriage affidavits and licenses
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The Slawitz family: Feige Slawitz Berman and Chaia Sarah Slawitz Stein
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Anna, my great grandmother, finally found.