DreifussBros Genealogy is one of the longest standing and accurate family websites. We work to research and provide more thorough and accurate results for our family and help and collaborate with other genealogy enthusiasts. You may have visited one of our Kehilalinks pages on Jewishgen.org. Combined with work first initiated by our father before us, our collected work and experience spans well over 40 years with over 5800 people.
Our site documents family history which has been unearthed by us and is designed to help others explore their roots. Float your mouse over the blue menu bar to browse the details and select your interests among:
Genealogies of thousands of people broken down into several searchable sub-families and other families that we host. This part of DreifussBros requires a user name and password - find out about getting one here.
Family Histories we have written for posterity
Origins of our most common family names, geographical family homes of the past, and the genetics that help recognize related from non related families:
About Us - where you learn more about us and contact us, including to request a password;
a Family Forum where family members and visitors can keep in touch with family, comment about the site or pose questions to a broad genealogy audience.
Leonard and Ruth Schneider Dreifuss, the authors' parents
Ella Schnurman Bernheim and Grandchild
Jeanette Sommer Bloch (painting) in Alsacian Dress
Benedict Hess- ca 1920
Ester (Greenberg), Isidore, Sam and Eli Schneider
Leopold Dreifuss (far left) and coworkers at Fulton Market ca 1875
Solomon Bernheimer in Schmieheim (ca 1777 - 5 Jun 1864) 3X Great grandfather of Dreifuss Bothers
1920 Passover Sedar with the Eisenstadts
Hess Family in Fulda, Germany
Civil War Reunion in Selinsgrove, PA near Dreifuss Bros Store
Leopold Dreifuss (2nd from left) with coworkers (late 19th century)
Karolina Hess Dreifuss in NY ca 1906
Yetta, Sophie, Ruchel and Jean Walter in Poland ca 1920
Naftali Wolf in the late 20s or early 30s- courtesy Fred Garfunkle
Up on the roof- Yetta &Jean Walter at top. Helen & Sophie below. ca 1933
Dreifuss Brothers 1954
Jeff and Pete
David and Yetta Walter and Family ca 1939
Schneider-Lew Reunion 2012
Ruth Schneider Dreifuss, Min Schneider Schwarz, Sig Schwarz, Anna Schneider, Eve Schneider Eisenberg with children Michael Schwarz and Sandy Eisenberg ca 1943
Min and Sig Schwarz ca 1950
Why we do this:
We love genealogy and our family history. Our goals are (1) to help you find information you are seeking about your family, their origins and histories, (2) to help us meet and network with additional family members, (3) provide support and guidance with others interested in genealogy and (4) to provide privacy for family members while still allowing visitors access to other information, including networking to determine if family connections exist.
Passwords
To meet all of these goals (especially goal (4) above), you will need us to issue you a unique user name and password to search the records on our 5500 family members, 3900 families with well over 1000 photographs and in locations around the world. To get a user name and password please visit our password access section here. You will need to show that you are related to one of our family groups or show adequate reason why you should have access to our records. Passwords are also available for genealogists and family historians interested in collaborating and sharing records with us. You will find more information here.
Be sure to provide us with your feedback here. If you're a visitor, we're interested in hearing from you, especially if you think we're related and why you believe this. If you're family, let us know. Please contact us if you have corrections, updates or would like more privacy associated with your family.
Genealogical Myths
Jewishgen.org recently listed ten myths about family history, especially affecting people with Jewish origins. You can find it here.
Most Recent Update (October 5, 2021)
Increased emphasis on our TAMBEAU, MORSE, Linehan, Lambert Genealogy including life among ancestral early American settlers families living in Sudbury and Framingham, MA, before and during the Revolutionary War. Requires a password and username.
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Web Master: Pete Dreifuss - Date of last revision 17 Jan 2022