B"H Dear RomSig Group: Does anyone have experience with these two place names being mistaken for each other in their genealogical research: Podolia, and Podu Iloaiei? I'm told that my maternal

B"H Dear RomSig Group: Does anyone have experience with these two place names being mistaken for each other in their genealogical research: Podolia, and Podu Iloaiei? I'm told that my maternal

Mutation likelihoods are based on transmission events. Two mutations out of 67 is uncommon but not unheard of >from father to son. However, the probability of two separate one-step mutations >from a

Mutation likelihoods are based on transmission events. Two mutations out of 67 is uncommon but not unheard of >from father to son. However, the probability of two separate one-step mutations >from a

This past March 17, 2009, I wrote an article for the JewishGen Blog regarding Irish research which was entitled "Green Bagels and Matzoh Ball - It's That Time Of The Year Again". As a result of

This past March 17, 2009, I wrote an article for the JewishGen Blog regarding Irish research which was entitled "Green Bagels and Matzoh Ball - It's That Time Of The Year Again". As a result of

Please help with translation of 1841 Lomza birth record of Feygla ZEJBURSKA, sister of my 3rd ggf. Here is the viewmate link. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=13077 Thanks for

Please help with translation of 1841 Lomza birth record of Feygla ZEJBURSKA, sister of my 3rd ggf. Here is the viewmate link. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=13077 Thanks for

I just read a story about a Terespol (Poland) couple named Label and Runya Goren and their descendants which was submitted this past May. THe name of the author isn't, however, indicated, and I'd

I just read a story about a Terespol (Poland) couple named Label and Runya Goren and their descendants which was submitted this past May. THe name of the author isn't, however, indicated, and I'd

Dear Karen, You've written an absolutely wonderful post and reminder to us all. Behave well and with basic courtesies - how hard can that be? Best Regards, Connie Fisher Newhan

Dear Karen, You've written an absolutely wonderful post and reminder to us all. Behave well and with basic courtesies - how hard can that be? Best Regards, Connie Fisher Newhan

I have a question based on this posting. If the Y-chromosome is passed virtually unchanged >from father to all male children, a match of 65 out of 67 markers between brothers represents a

I have a question based on this posting. If the Y-chromosome is passed virtually unchanged >from father to all male children, a match of 65 out of 67 markers between brothers represents a

Hello Karen, I read with interest your discourse on how to act in an archive. True, many researchers are blunt/impatient and generally boorish. However, it is unfortunate that it is perceived as

Hello Karen, I read with interest your discourse on how to act in an archive. True, many researchers are blunt/impatient and generally boorish. However, it is unfortunate that it is perceived as

I'm cross-posting this on both Earlyamericansig and Gersig as I'm looking for some help confirming the name of the father of my ancestor Hanne (or Hannah) Miriam BACHRACH who married Meyer (or Meier

I would like to be able to contact someone who can help me find my family in Dnepopetrsk 1939 name: SOUCHOTINSKY, SUKHOTINSKY. Some of my family went to live in Crimea. Does anyone know about the

I'm cross-posting this on both Earlyamericansig and Gersig as I'm looking for some help confirming the name of the father of my ancestor Hanne (or Hannah) Miriam BACHRACH who married Meyer (or Meier

I would like to be able to contact someone who can help me find my family in Dnepopetrsk 1939 name: SOUCHOTINSKY, SUKHOTINSKY. Some of my family went to live in Crimea. Does anyone know about the