While on a recent cruise to Alaska on a Holland America ship, I came across a real bargain in one of the gift shops. They were remaindering a book by Peter C. Kohler, called The Holland America Line;

While on a recent cruise to Alaska on a Holland America ship, I came across a real bargain in one of the gift shops. They were remaindering a book by Peter C. Kohler, called The Holland America Line;

In a message dated 7/16/00 12:27:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, plutsk@... writes: << Two of my relatives have "ward" shown as their occupation. . . . . Both were unmarried and travelling

In a message dated 7/16/00 12:27:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, plutsk@... writes: << Two of my relatives have "ward" shown as their occupation. . . . . Both were unmarried and travelling

Would anyone know where on the internet I could find a list of first names in Latin? I have a document >from Belgium, circa 1660 and cannot figure out a first name on the sheet. I have searched the

Would anyone know where on the internet I could find a list of first names in Latin? I have a document >from Belgium, circa 1660 and cannot figure out a first name on the sheet. I have searched the

Paul Fisher wrote: They were married on November 27, 1887 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I find it hard to believe the family story is correct. Neither groom nor bride has any flowers Maybe there are

Hi Marjorie: Mima means auntie in Yiddish. Regards, Marilyn Platnick Glass Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Marjorie Feldman wrote:

I am trying to find any trace of my third cousins: Joseph LOEWENTHAL (b.1905) Martin LOEWENTHAL (b.1907) Hermann LOEWENTHAL (b.1908) who had emigrated >from Germany to Palestine

Paul Fisher wrote: They were married on November 27, 1887 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I find it hard to believe the family story is correct. Neither groom nor bride has any flowers Maybe there are

Hi Marjorie: Mima means auntie in Yiddish. Regards, Marilyn Platnick Glass Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Marjorie Feldman wrote:

I am trying to find any trace of my third cousins: Joseph LOEWENTHAL (b.1905) Martin LOEWENTHAL (b.1907) Hermann LOEWENTHAL (b.1908) who had emigrated >from Germany to Palestine

Dvinsk families: The article was written by Zalman Yakub, a Jewish historian in Dvinsk a few years ago. I will try to establish whether further information is available. Mike Getz

Dvinsk families: The article was written by Zalman Yakub, a Jewish historian in Dvinsk a few years ago. I will try to establish whether further information is available. Mike Getz

Dear Davida, I would like to wish you mazal tov both personally and as president of the Galilee Genealogical Society on receiving the "Outstanding Contribution via the Internet Award". You have

Sounds like you all participants had a great time. I'll try to make it next time. Ted Ashkenazy

Dear Davida, I would like to wish you mazal tov both personally and as president of the Galilee Genealogical Society on receiving the "Outstanding Contribution via the Internet Award". You have

Sounds like you all participants had a great time. I'll try to make it next time. Ted Ashkenazy

My book, HIDEGSEG was just published in Hungarian translation in Budapest. It is the story of the Hungarian death-camps in 1944 run by Hungarians. It also deals with the Hungarian forced labor camps,

My book, HIDEGSEG was just published in Hungarian translation in Budapest. It is the story of the Hungarian death-camps in 1944 run by Hungarians. It also deals with the Hungarian forced labor camps,