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Re: UK Immigration and/or Marriage Records - Villiers #general

Jeremy Goldbloom <j.goldbloom@...>
 

With regard to English marriage registers, the one that I have used is
www.1837online.com

Be prepared for some small niggles in that it does not take more than
the first 3 letters of a surname as a search criterion. You also have
to pay a small fee per page opened.

The www.freebmd.org.uk project is not much use for any dates after 1915.

Hope this helps.

Searching Shocket, Zoobris and Goldbloom from
Belarus; Lippmann, Lesser and Borck >from Berlin; Schwarz
and Klopstock >from Liptovsky Mikulas

Jeremy Goldbloom

Subject: UK Immigration and/or Marriage Records - Villiers
From: Sharon Brown <sharonb2468@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 20:45:21 -0700 (PDT)
X-Message-Number: 1

I am seeking relatives named Villiers who lived until
recently in London, England.
1. Could anyone direct me to UK websites that can be
online searched for immigration records sorted by
first name (I don't know the original name. Villiers
is one of the women's married name).
2. Could anyone direct me to UK marriage websites that
could be online searched under the name Villiers.
Sharon Brown
sharonb2468@yahoo.com
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: UK Immigration and/or Marriage Records - Villiers #general

Jeremy Goldbloom <j.goldbloom@...>
 

With regard to English marriage registers, the one that I have used is
www.1837online.com

Be prepared for some small niggles in that it does not take more than
the first 3 letters of a surname as a search criterion. You also have
to pay a small fee per page opened.

The www.freebmd.org.uk project is not much use for any dates after 1915.

Hope this helps.

Searching Shocket, Zoobris and Goldbloom from
Belarus; Lippmann, Lesser and Borck >from Berlin; Schwarz
and Klopstock >from Liptovsky Mikulas

Jeremy Goldbloom

Subject: UK Immigration and/or Marriage Records - Villiers
From: Sharon Brown <sharonb2468@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 20:45:21 -0700 (PDT)
X-Message-Number: 1

I am seeking relatives named Villiers who lived until
recently in London, England.
1. Could anyone direct me to UK websites that can be
online searched for immigration records sorted by
first name (I don't know the original name. Villiers
is one of the women's married name).
2. Could anyone direct me to UK marriage websites that
could be online searched under the name Villiers.
Sharon Brown
sharonb2468@yahoo.com
Seek researcher to help me translate hebrew text from birth records to english #general

sacredsisters3@aol.com <sacredsisters3@...>
 

Hello All

I have just recieved scans of two birth records >from mogilev-Belarus. I
am hoping they are of my two mendelson ancestors. I am hoping one is my
great-grandmother Anna Mendelson and her brother Louis Mendelson. I am
seeking someone to help me translate the text regarding the two names
on the records into english. I want the the information in the columns
which the names is listed translated as well. Please contact me if you
can do this, and i will send you the jpegs of the scans sent to me.

I would post them on viewmate if i could but my computer won't let me,
i keep getting an error message. I have tried figuring it out to no
avail. So, thats why i seek someone who can translate text i am
assuming is hebrew into english to please contact me. If this message
is repeated in any way thats because I got booted out when i tried to
post it due to some error.

Sarah Greenberg(USA-CT)
sacredsisters3@aol.com

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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Seek researcher to help me translate hebrew text from birth records to english #general

sacredsisters3@aol.com <sacredsisters3@...>
 

Hello All

I have just recieved scans of two birth records >from mogilev-Belarus. I
am hoping they are of my two mendelson ancestors. I am hoping one is my
great-grandmother Anna Mendelson and her brother Louis Mendelson. I am
seeking someone to help me translate the text regarding the two names
on the records into english. I want the the information in the columns
which the names is listed translated as well. Please contact me if you
can do this, and i will send you the jpegs of the scans sent to me.

I would post them on viewmate if i could but my computer won't let me,
i keep getting an error message. I have tried figuring it out to no
avail. So, thats why i seek someone who can translate text i am
assuming is hebrew into english to please contact me. If this message
is repeated in any way thats because I got booted out when i tried to
post it due to some error.

Sarah Greenberg(USA-CT)
sacredsisters3@aol.com

MODERATOR NOTE: ViewMate has a Help Desk you can e-mail
when you get an error message. Read what to do at
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ETSI issue 32 #general

laurphil@...
 

Issue 32 of ETSI, the Sephardi Genealogical and Historical Review, has just
been published.
As in each issue, articles are written in French or English, with a large
summary in the other language.
The main article, in English, is written by Nechama Kramer-Hellinx, about
the life of her grandfather Rabbi Menahem Shemuel Halevy, Chief Rabbi of
Hamadan (Iran), who emigrated to the Promise Land in 1922 with a few other
families.
The history of Sol Hachuel (1820-1834) is well known to Moroccan Jews. This
young Jewish girl of Tangier was beheaded after having been accused to
abnegate Islam, remaining faithful to Judaism. A document dated 1880 written
by her nephew reveals new lights on the consequences of this drama on her
family.
A pilgrimage of 1888 at the ancient synagogue Ben Ezra of Cairo is described
in detail by an Alliance school director.
Laurence Abensur-Hazan gives numerous unpublished data about the Allatini
family of Salonika.
Three books are reviewed: "Smyrne et l'Occident, de l'Antiquité au XXIe
siècle", by L. Contente; "Rechercher ses ancêtres juifs" by L.
Abensur-Hazan; and "Smyrne la ville oubliée? 1830-1930, Mémoires d'un grand
port ottoman", directed by C. Smyrnelis.

More information on Etsi -Sephardi Genealogical and Historical Society and
Review: www.geocities.com/Etsi-Sefarad
Philip Abensur (Paris, France)
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen ETSI issue 32 #general

laurphil@...
 

Issue 32 of ETSI, the Sephardi Genealogical and Historical Review, has just
been published.
As in each issue, articles are written in French or English, with a large
summary in the other language.
The main article, in English, is written by Nechama Kramer-Hellinx, about
the life of her grandfather Rabbi Menahem Shemuel Halevy, Chief Rabbi of
Hamadan (Iran), who emigrated to the Promise Land in 1922 with a few other
families.
The history of Sol Hachuel (1820-1834) is well known to Moroccan Jews. This
young Jewish girl of Tangier was beheaded after having been accused to
abnegate Islam, remaining faithful to Judaism. A document dated 1880 written
by her nephew reveals new lights on the consequences of this drama on her
family.
A pilgrimage of 1888 at the ancient synagogue Ben Ezra of Cairo is described
in detail by an Alliance school director.
Laurence Abensur-Hazan gives numerous unpublished data about the Allatini
family of Salonika.
Three books are reviewed: "Smyrne et l'Occident, de l'Antiquité au XXIe
siècle", by L. Contente; "Rechercher ses ancêtres juifs" by L.
Abensur-Hazan; and "Smyrne la ville oubliée? 1830-1930, Mémoires d'un grand
port ottoman", directed by C. Smyrnelis.

More information on Etsi -Sephardi Genealogical and Historical Society and
Review: www.geocities.com/Etsi-Sefarad
Philip Abensur (Paris, France)
New Member Introduction - ENGLANDER, ENGLISH #austria-czech

Madeleine J. English <madelanie5@...>
 

I am a new member of JewishGen. My name is Madeleine Jean ENGLISH. I live
in Sacramento, (State Capitol) California, USA. I have been doing genealogy
research for 5 years; however, this is my first attempt at researching my
Jewish line.

My native language is English. Unfortunately, I do not speak any other language.

I have varying levels of skill in using a computer. I am expert in some
software programs, probably intermediate in using the computer the internet.
However, I am a novice in researching my Jewish genealogy.

My great grandparents were: Philipp ENGLANDER b? d 1920's (before 1928) in
Presov, Czechoslovakia, m - 31 May, 1883 in Hungary
His wife: Helene STRAUSS b? d 1920's before 1928 in Presov, Czechslovakia.

They had the following children:
M = male F = female

M 1) my grandfather (everyone called him "Pa")
Jacob Paul ENGLANDER (abbreviated to "ENGLISH" upon arrival in USA)
b 10 May 1864 in Koshauer, Austria-Hungary
d 19 Jan 1960 in Santa Cruz, California, USA
m 1: Daisy ?
m 2: Elsie Betty NEHF (my grandmother)

M 2) Armin ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

F 3) Emma ENGLANDER
b 1872 d 28 Jan 1964 Bratislava, Czechslovakia
mar: Adolph Schwartz 1907

M 4) Joseph ENGLANDER (abbreviated to "English" upon arrival in USA)
b ? d ?

M 5) Bela ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

M 6) Eugene ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

F 7) Hermine ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

F 8) Anna ENGLANDER
b 1867 d 1932 Vienna, Austria - burried in Austria

I have a "little" more information on marriages/spouses/children, etc of
Pa's siblings if anyone is interested or needs more detail to determine
whether or not they may be able to assist me.

My primary research goals now are to find out more about my grandparents,
their family lines, and lives.

Family names and towns I am researching are:

ENGLANDER - Presov, Czechoslovakia
STRAUSS - Presov, Czechoslovakia
SCHWARZ - Presov, Czechoslovakia
SCHWARZ - Kosice, Czechoslovakia
LUSTIGUE - Munich, Germany
KALING-SWHWARZ - Laci, son of Emma was a political leader against the Czech.
communists Presov, Czechoslovakia which caused 2 years
improsinment - lived in Bratislavia - immigrated to Munich,
W. Germany, where he died
WEINBERGER - Kosice, Czechoslovakia - Hermine - married Ignacz HORA
- Stephen and Julius sons of Emma ENGLANDER-SCHWARZ (Adolf)
Kosice, Czechoslovakia - changed their name to HORA to avoid
anti-Semitic persecution of Hitler - Survived Nazi concentration
camp.
VOTRUBEC - ?, Switzerland (possibly Zurich) Jirina - married to Stephen
HORA, above.

I would be happy to provided upon request.

Thank you,

Madeleine Jean English
madelanie5@sbcglobal.net (preferred)
OR
madelanie5@gmail.com
Sacramento, California, USA
Austria-Czech SIG #Austria-Czech New Member Introduction - ENGLANDER, ENGLISH #austria-czech

Madeleine J. English <madelanie5@...>
 

I am a new member of JewishGen. My name is Madeleine Jean ENGLISH. I live
in Sacramento, (State Capitol) California, USA. I have been doing genealogy
research for 5 years; however, this is my first attempt at researching my
Jewish line.

My native language is English. Unfortunately, I do not speak any other language.

I have varying levels of skill in using a computer. I am expert in some
software programs, probably intermediate in using the computer the internet.
However, I am a novice in researching my Jewish genealogy.

My great grandparents were: Philipp ENGLANDER b? d 1920's (before 1928) in
Presov, Czechoslovakia, m - 31 May, 1883 in Hungary
His wife: Helene STRAUSS b? d 1920's before 1928 in Presov, Czechslovakia.

They had the following children:
M = male F = female

M 1) my grandfather (everyone called him "Pa")
Jacob Paul ENGLANDER (abbreviated to "ENGLISH" upon arrival in USA)
b 10 May 1864 in Koshauer, Austria-Hungary
d 19 Jan 1960 in Santa Cruz, California, USA
m 1: Daisy ?
m 2: Elsie Betty NEHF (my grandmother)

M 2) Armin ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

F 3) Emma ENGLANDER
b 1872 d 28 Jan 1964 Bratislava, Czechslovakia
mar: Adolph Schwartz 1907

M 4) Joseph ENGLANDER (abbreviated to "English" upon arrival in USA)
b ? d ?

M 5) Bela ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

M 6) Eugene ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

F 7) Hermine ENGLANDER
b ? d ?

F 8) Anna ENGLANDER
b 1867 d 1932 Vienna, Austria - burried in Austria

I have a "little" more information on marriages/spouses/children, etc of
Pa's siblings if anyone is interested or needs more detail to determine
whether or not they may be able to assist me.

My primary research goals now are to find out more about my grandparents,
their family lines, and lives.

Family names and towns I am researching are:

ENGLANDER - Presov, Czechoslovakia
STRAUSS - Presov, Czechoslovakia
SCHWARZ - Presov, Czechoslovakia
SCHWARZ - Kosice, Czechoslovakia
LUSTIGUE - Munich, Germany
KALING-SWHWARZ - Laci, son of Emma was a political leader against the Czech.
communists Presov, Czechoslovakia which caused 2 years
improsinment - lived in Bratislavia - immigrated to Munich,
W. Germany, where he died
WEINBERGER - Kosice, Czechoslovakia - Hermine - married Ignacz HORA
- Stephen and Julius sons of Emma ENGLANDER-SCHWARZ (Adolf)
Kosice, Czechoslovakia - changed their name to HORA to avoid
anti-Semitic persecution of Hitler - Survived Nazi concentration
camp.
VOTRUBEC - ?, Switzerland (possibly Zurich) Jirina - married to Stephen
HORA, above.

I would be happy to provided upon request.

Thank you,

Madeleine Jean English
madelanie5@sbcglobal.net (preferred)
OR
madelanie5@gmail.com
Sacramento, California, USA
New Information about the Struma tragedy.. #romania

Rosanne Leeson <rdleeson@...>
 

Dear All,

I would like to share with you information about a recent (2003) book,
that is the result of recent, careful research into the tragedy of the
Struma, the decrepit cattle boat, that carried nearly 800 Romanian
Jews to their tragic deaths in the Black sea, during WWII.

For those who are interested the authors are: Frantz, Douglas &
Catherine Conner. The title is: "Death on the Black Sea; the untold
story of the Struma and the World War II's Holocaust at sea", published
by HarperCollins, NY NY, 2003, ISBN 0-06-621262-6

Included is a corrected and updated list of the passengers, compiled
from the nearly dozen of lists, official and unofficial, in a chapter
contributed by Samuel Aroni, Professor Emeritus, UCLA, California, USA.
It was Prof. Aroni who was kind enough to call my attention to this
book. Information regarding it has also been added to the Struma link
on the ROM-SIG homepage.

This is a one-time commercial announcement permitted by JewishGen.

Rosanne Leeson
Co-Coordinator
ROM-SIG
Romania SIG #Romania New Information about the Struma tragedy.. #romania

Rosanne Leeson <rdleeson@...>
 

Dear All,

I would like to share with you information about a recent (2003) book,
that is the result of recent, careful research into the tragedy of the
Struma, the decrepit cattle boat, that carried nearly 800 Romanian
Jews to their tragic deaths in the Black sea, during WWII.

For those who are interested the authors are: Frantz, Douglas &
Catherine Conner. The title is: "Death on the Black Sea; the untold
story of the Struma and the World War II's Holocaust at sea", published
by HarperCollins, NY NY, 2003, ISBN 0-06-621262-6

Included is a corrected and updated list of the passengers, compiled
from the nearly dozen of lists, official and unofficial, in a chapter
contributed by Samuel Aroni, Professor Emeritus, UCLA, California, USA.
It was Prof. Aroni who was kind enough to call my attention to this
book. Information regarding it has also been added to the Struma link
on the ROM-SIG homepage.

This is a one-time commercial announcement permitted by JewishGen.

Rosanne Leeson
Co-Coordinator
ROM-SIG
IAJGS Conference - Eastern European Jews in the Archives of Central Asia and much more #general

Gloria Berkenstat Freund
 

A series of lectures of particular interest to Russian emigrant communities
will be given at the annual conference of the International Association of
Jewish Genealogical Societies, >from Sunday, August 13th to Friday, August
18th, 2006 at the New York Marriott Marquis. The lectures, organized by
Valery Bazarov, the director of the HIAS Location and Family History Service
and member of the JGS Executive Council, will also be of great interest to
other genealogists.

These lectures include:

* * * Records of Eastern European Jews in the Archives of Central Asia

Of particular interest to those with ancestry in Poland, this lecture given
by Saidjon and Nafisa Kurbanov, will discuss how to research the thousands
of Polish Jews who were deported or exiled to Central Asia, as well as the
thousands of Jews in Nazi occupied areas who fled to this region during the
Second World War.

* * * A Search of Jewish Roots in a Communist Country

Leonid Leites will discuss the difficulties he met and overcame in his
search for his ancestors under the Communist regime in the USSR.

* * * The Search for Roots of Ashkenazi Jews Outside the Pale

Aaron Khaskevitch researched the Jews who lived outside of the Pale of
Settlement in the Caucasus Area -- the craftsmen, tailors and
distillers.
They were given the equivalent of "worker's visas" and were all registered
with the police.
When their visas and permits expired, the process of deportation began.
Lists were assembled of those to be deported. Research conducted in police
archives of Tbilisi, Georgia produced interesting data about the history of
Ashkenazi Jews of that region.

* * * Through Russia's Turbulent Times

Dmitriy Margulis will share his experience in creating the history of the
seven generations of one Jewish family that reflected the life of the
entire Russian Jewish community -- through the 20th Century. Mr. Margulis
will also discuss the little known genealogical sources hidden in well-known
archives.

To register for the Conference and to read more about these lectures and the
lecturers, visit the Conference website at www.jgsny2006.org

Gloria Berkenstat Freund
26th Annual IAJGS Conference Program Committee Chair
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen IAJGS Conference - Eastern European Jews in the Archives of Central Asia and much more #general

Gloria Berkenstat Freund
 

A series of lectures of particular interest to Russian emigrant communities
will be given at the annual conference of the International Association of
Jewish Genealogical Societies, >from Sunday, August 13th to Friday, August
18th, 2006 at the New York Marriott Marquis. The lectures, organized by
Valery Bazarov, the director of the HIAS Location and Family History Service
and member of the JGS Executive Council, will also be of great interest to
other genealogists.

These lectures include:

* * * Records of Eastern European Jews in the Archives of Central Asia

Of particular interest to those with ancestry in Poland, this lecture given
by Saidjon and Nafisa Kurbanov, will discuss how to research the thousands
of Polish Jews who were deported or exiled to Central Asia, as well as the
thousands of Jews in Nazi occupied areas who fled to this region during the
Second World War.

* * * A Search of Jewish Roots in a Communist Country

Leonid Leites will discuss the difficulties he met and overcame in his
search for his ancestors under the Communist regime in the USSR.

* * * The Search for Roots of Ashkenazi Jews Outside the Pale

Aaron Khaskevitch researched the Jews who lived outside of the Pale of
Settlement in the Caucasus Area -- the craftsmen, tailors and
distillers.
They were given the equivalent of "worker's visas" and were all registered
with the police.
When their visas and permits expired, the process of deportation began.
Lists were assembled of those to be deported. Research conducted in police
archives of Tbilisi, Georgia produced interesting data about the history of
Ashkenazi Jews of that region.

* * * Through Russia's Turbulent Times

Dmitriy Margulis will share his experience in creating the history of the
seven generations of one Jewish family that reflected the life of the
entire Russian Jewish community -- through the 20th Century. Mr. Margulis
will also discuss the little known genealogical sources hidden in well-known
archives.

To register for the Conference and to read more about these lectures and the
lecturers, visit the Conference website at www.jgsny2006.org

Gloria Berkenstat Freund
26th Annual IAJGS Conference Program Committee Chair
Thank you Jewish Gen members re: Markowitz #general

Rennie and Jack Salz <jrsalz@...>
 

I would like to thank publicly Yehuda ben Shlomo and Thomas Lerman for help
that they gave me in my search for information about my ggrandfather Josep
Solomon Markowitz.
Yehudah has been marvelous and I appreciate his effort very much. I will be
forever grateful to him. In the near future I will make a contribution to
Jewish Gen. because it was through Jewish Gen. that I was able to receive
the help that these two men so generously offered.

Rennie M. Salz
Fair Haven, NJ

Researching : Markowitz, Feurestein, David, Losner, Marcus, Wechsler >from
Husi Romania in 1840's
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Thank you Jewish Gen members re: Markowitz #general

Rennie and Jack Salz <jrsalz@...>
 

I would like to thank publicly Yehuda ben Shlomo and Thomas Lerman for help
that they gave me in my search for information about my ggrandfather Josep
Solomon Markowitz.
Yehudah has been marvelous and I appreciate his effort very much. I will be
forever grateful to him. In the near future I will make a contribution to
Jewish Gen. because it was through Jewish Gen. that I was able to receive
the help that these two men so generously offered.

Rennie M. Salz
Fair Haven, NJ

Researching : Markowitz, Feurestein, David, Losner, Marcus, Wechsler >from
Husi Romania in 1840's
Telephone number lookup in Ashkelon. #general

Stephen Gaffin
 

Dear Cousins
Can anyone please help in obtaining a telephone number in Ashkelon? An
unknown relative called and left a message on my voicemail that terminated
before she could leave her number. I had only grief trying to use the
various international phone directory services.

Abraham and Pamela Warshavsky (other possible spellings = Varshawsky/
Warshawsky etc.) in Ashkelon, Israel.

Thank you in advance.

Steve Grace Gaffin
St Maarten Netherlands Antilles, formerly Worcester MA
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Telephone number lookup in Ashkelon. #general

Stephen Gaffin
 

Dear Cousins
Can anyone please help in obtaining a telephone number in Ashkelon? An
unknown relative called and left a message on my voicemail that terminated
before she could leave her number. I had only grief trying to use the
various international phone directory services.

Abraham and Pamela Warshavsky (other possible spellings = Varshawsky/
Warshawsky etc.) in Ashkelon, Israel.

Thank you in advance.

Steve Grace Gaffin
St Maarten Netherlands Antilles, formerly Worcester MA
Machpelah Cemetery, Glendale, Queens- help needed #general

Edward M Lewison <neddana@...>
 

Last month I called the Machpelah Cemetery's Manhattan office
(718-366-5959) and was told that 2 of my CAHN/KAHN relatives are buried
in Gate 23- Bnai Jischri Lef. But because I could not provide dates of
death, she was not able to give me names/dates of any other relatives
there.

So I need someone who is going there anyway to check the burials next to
these 2 graves. If anyone is willing to help, please contact me
privately -- I can provide a few details, and I don't want to send more
than one volunteer on this mission of mercy.

Thank you,

Ned Lewison
Baltimore, MD
neddana@juno.com

DINKELSPIEL (Gemmingen, Baden>Louisville, KY), ULMAN (Gemmingen), SAMSTAG
(Eubigheim, Baden), STRAUS STROUSE (Grombach, Baden>Baltimore, MD),
OSTWALD (Herford, Westphalia), FLEISCHMANN (Olomouc, Krnov, Pnovice,
Zabreh- all Moravia)
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Machpelah Cemetery, Glendale, Queens- help needed #general

Edward M Lewison <neddana@...>
 

Last month I called the Machpelah Cemetery's Manhattan office
(718-366-5959) and was told that 2 of my CAHN/KAHN relatives are buried
in Gate 23- Bnai Jischri Lef. But because I could not provide dates of
death, she was not able to give me names/dates of any other relatives
there.

So I need someone who is going there anyway to check the burials next to
these 2 graves. If anyone is willing to help, please contact me
privately -- I can provide a few details, and I don't want to send more
than one volunteer on this mission of mercy.

Thank you,

Ned Lewison
Baltimore, MD
neddana@juno.com

DINKELSPIEL (Gemmingen, Baden>Louisville, KY), ULMAN (Gemmingen), SAMSTAG
(Eubigheim, Baden), STRAUS STROUSE (Grombach, Baden>Baltimore, MD),
OSTWALD (Herford, Westphalia), FLEISCHMANN (Olomouc, Krnov, Pnovice,
Zabreh- all Moravia)
new article in Belarus SIG newsletter #general

Fran Bock
 

Dear Fellow Genners,

Please click on:

http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/newsletter/bnl_index.htm

for another article on our ancestors' lives in their Belarus shtetls.

Frances A. Bock, Ph.D.
Editor, Belarus SIG Newsletter
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen new article in Belarus SIG newsletter #general

Fran Bock
 

Dear Fellow Genners,

Please click on:

http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/newsletter/bnl_index.htm

for another article on our ancestors' lives in their Belarus shtetls.

Frances A. Bock, Ph.D.
Editor, Belarus SIG Newsletter
326441 - 326460 of 656482