It isn't quite as straightforward as this - many people these days are paranoid about confidentiality (even in sunny Australia!) and chose to have silent numbers, which aren't listed. Robert W

It isn't quite as straightforward as this - many people these days are paranoid about confidentiality (even in sunny Australia!) and chose to have silent numbers, which aren't listed. Robert W

roetenberg aaron wrote on 27 mrt 2006 in soc.genealogy.jewish: The company still exists: <http://www.wtea.com/> Read the history page. ... but not even a Guzmann there. -- Evertjan

roetenberg aaron wrote on 27 mrt 2006 in soc.genealogy.jewish: The company still exists: <http://www.wtea.com/> Read the history page. ... but not even a Guzmann there. -- Evertjan

Hi Aaron, --> As far as I remember, some years ago Micheline Gutman, president of the French Jewish Genealogical Society GenAmi, made a research on the Wissotzky family. You should ask her. Go to

Hi Aaron, --> As far as I remember, some years ago Micheline Gutman, president of the French Jewish Genealogical Society GenAmi, made a research on the Wissotzky family. You should ask her. Go to

I am planning a trip in July to Dzikow Stary in southeastern Poland to trace the Just or Youst family and to Berezdovtsy near Lviv in the Ukraine to track the Weiser and Feder families. If anyone

I am planning a trip in July to Dzikow Stary in southeastern Poland to trace the Just or Youst family and to Berezdovtsy near Lviv in the Ukraine to track the Weiser and Feder families. If anyone

Hello fellow researchers, I have stumbled upon a "mystery" that you might be able to help me solve: My great-grandparents the BECKER family owned a kosher butcher and meat shop in Danzig >from about

Hello fellow researchers, I have stumbled upon a "mystery" that you might be able to help me solve: My great-grandparents the BECKER family owned a kosher butcher and meat shop in Danzig >from about

What a great resource. I found what I believe to be my g-g uncle's address, but not understanding Hungarian, I'm not sure where it is or what it means. The entry is: Nev: Lorber Izsak Foglalkozas:

What a great resource. I found what I believe to be my g-g uncle's address, but not understanding Hungarian, I'm not sure where it is or what it means. The entry is: Nev: Lorber Izsak Foglalkozas:

I once saw a man called up for the third aliyah, as "... ben so-and-so halevi." It seems the father married a non-Jewish woman, so the son was not a levi, but a ger. Nonetheless he cited his

I once saw a man called up for the third aliyah, as "... ben so-and-so halevi." It seems the father married a non-Jewish woman, so the son was not a levi, but a ger. Nonetheless he cited his

The implication above seems to be that your impression was mistaken, because of his MtDNA (mitochondrial DNA). His MtDNA, which he inherited >from his Bat-Kohen mother is like "the flowers that bloom

The implication above seems to be that your impression was mistaken, because of his MtDNA (mitochondrial DNA). His MtDNA, which he inherited >from his Bat-Kohen mother is like "the flowers that bloom

My family are >from Ukraine and came to England in the 1880's. The family name on one side is BROMNICK , the other ELLMAN, there are very few Bromnicks living in England and the same in the US. I

My family are >from Ukraine and came to England in the 1880's. The family name on one side is BROMNICK , the other ELLMAN, there are very few Bromnicks living in England and the same in the US. I

Hi All - If I understand it properly, when a father is naturalized, his family is included. If, however the father comes over before his family, and waits the required 7 years then becomes

Hi All - If I understand it properly, when a father is naturalized, his family is included. If, however the father comes over before his family, and waits the required 7 years then becomes