To all those who have responded to my posting, let me clarify. I never, ever, meant it as an obligation to do what I only suggested. I was only commenting on a problem that had affected me and I

To all those who have responded to my posting, let me clarify. I never, ever, meant it as an obligation to do what I only suggested. I was only commenting on a problem that had affected me and I

Stan Goodman writes re "cc-ing" people: Non-technical people like most of those in this forum may not realize it...... Stan then gives his "2005 internet netiquette reasons" for not *cc-ing*

My preference is to get personal replies as well as replies through the forum, if it is an issue of general concern. But that is because I get the forum in the digest format, which means I will

Stan Goodman writes re "cc-ing" people: Non-technical people like most of those in this forum may not realize it...... Stan then gives his "2005 internet netiquette reasons" for not *cc-ing*

My preference is to get personal replies as well as replies through the forum, if it is an issue of general concern. But that is because I get the forum in the digest format, which means I will

Howie Axelrod <highwind1@...> wrote: "My Great Grandfather and his family listed Hungary as place of Origin in the 1910 census, but lists Austria in the 1920 census. Can anyone

Howie Axelrod <highwind1@...> wrote: "My Great Grandfather and his family listed Hungary as place of Origin in the 1910 census, but lists Austria in the 1920 census. Can anyone

Nick <tulse04-news@...> wrote: Yes, although Hungary was a well-defined part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. There was some territory (the Burgenland) that was part of Hungary before the

Nick <tulse04-news@...> wrote: Yes, although Hungary was a well-defined part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. There was some territory (the Burgenland) that was part of Hungary before the

Hey Generz, Does anyone have information on this family surname? If so, I would love to hear >from you to compare records. Variations may also include: Punya or Puhnya etc... (pronounced:

Hey Generz, Does anyone have information on this family surname? If so, I would love to hear >from you to compare records. Variations may also include: Punya or Puhnya etc... (pronounced:

Dear Genners, I am hoping that once again, someone can help me out of this dead end. My g-grandfather Peter MEYER came on the ship P. Caland 4 Jan 1884 through Castle Gardens and here states his

Dear Genners, I am hoping that once again, someone can help me out of this dead end. My g-grandfather Peter MEYER came on the ship P. Caland 4 Jan 1884 through Castle Gardens and here states his

There seems to be some confusion regarding various Canadian immigration records. With few exceptions, there are only two types of records available. Ship arrival records and naturalization records.

There seems to be some confusion regarding various Canadian immigration records. With few exceptions, there are only two types of records available. Ship arrival records and naturalization records.

Dear Genners, My cousin, who knows of my interest in Jewish genealogy, was in a thrift shop in NYC and found some memorabilia, including a Ketubah, for Simon Katz and his wife, Amalie (Malcah).

Dear Genners, My cousin, who knows of my interest in Jewish genealogy, was in a thrift shop in NYC and found some memorabilia, including a Ketubah, for Simon Katz and his wife, Amalie (Malcah).

Charles, The letter, peh, standing for poh, means "here". The letter, nun, standing for nikbar, means buried. Hence the entire inscription seems to say: "Here the great in Torah, Avraham BERGER, is

Charles, The letter, peh, standing for poh, means "here". The letter, nun, standing for nikbar, means buried. Hence the entire inscription seems to say: "Here the great in Torah, Avraham BERGER, is