Abeshaus through history:
I have found Abeshaus's in the following resources and have listed the available information.  My goal is to someday have a family tree of ALL Abeshaus's.

• Abezgauz Genealogy
  NEW! - Inlcuding genealogy newsletters and a link to the most complete Abeshaus/Abezgauz/Abeshouse genealogy book - 'Abezgauz Footprints'

• 1834 - Borisov Revision List
  Town of Kholopenichi, District of Borisov, Province of Minsk
   
   

• 1841 - Members of the Lepel Prayer Society
  signed by Meir - Gets Abezgauz
   

• 1841 - Members of the Lepel Prayer School
  signed by Abel Abezgauz, son of Movsha
   

• 1841 -1846 - Membership of the Lepel Prayer House and Synagogue
   

• 1861 Minsk Birth (Minsk Surname Database)
   

• 1864 -1894 Mogilev Birth Index

• 1874 Borisov Revision List
  Town of Kholopenichi, District of Borisov, Province of Minsk
     

• 1879 - 1898 Lodz Births
   

• 1879 - 1989 Lodz Marriages
   

• 1900 - Riga Passport Registration List
   

• 1901 Lodz Births
   

• 1903 - 1914 - Ellis Island Immigration
   

• 1903 & 1911 The Vsia Rossiia (Minsk, Mogilev, Vitebsk Gubernias)
   

• 1906 - Bobruisk Duma List
   

• 1906 - Borisov Duma List
   

• 1940-1944 - German Jews at Stutthof Concentration Camp
   

• 1941 - Kamen Yizkor Book
   

• 1942 - Zembin Ghetto
   

• 1942 - Soldiers from Borisov Killed in WWII
   

• 1942 - 1943 Radoshkovichi Yizkor Book
   

• 1942 - Lepel Yizkor Book
   

• Latvian Jews Excecuted During the Stalin Era
   

• Belarus Gravestones

Maps of Belarus:

• Generic Belarus Map with some family towns notes

 
Belarus, Russian and Jewish Resources

Belarus: At a Crossroads in History
A native Belarussian paints a vivid picture of his country's complex past, paving the way for his analysis of the challenges now facing the republic in the wake of a disintegrating Soviet Union.

The Jews of Moscow, Kiev and Minsk: Identity, Antisemitism, Emigration
The Jews of the former Soviet Union have always been the subject of intense controversy.  In the past 25 years, especially, they have been the source of considerable speculation.  How many of them are there?  How strongly do they identify themselves as Jews?  How do the perceive anti-Semitism in their countries?  Will they leave or will they stay?

Russians to America, 1850-1896 CD Rom

Americans of Russian or Jewish heritage will find this searchable collection of passenger list information invaluable. "This collection is extremely important to people whose Russian ancestors came to the U.S. in the 19th century," states Gary Mokotoff, leading expert on Jewish immigration.