Date: 26 July 2000 From: (Mr) Leslie Reich Subject: rabbi of Lask From: "Hendlisz Gilbert" <gilbert.hendlisz@...> In a posting dated 23 Jul 2000 Gilbert Hendlizs asked: " A fellow

In a message dated Tue, 25 Jul 2000 16:46:18 EDT, Genealicej@... writes: << Does anybody know of or where I can find out about Emil HERZ in the annals of US and Kentucky racehorsing history?

In a message dated 25 Jul 2000 00:41:49 GMT, Herb <hvb@... writes: << How about a simple little thing like "mother's maiden name"? A key to lots of credit card and bank

Without going into the legal aspect of this subject I believe we simply should approach the matter with common sense. In our case this means: not to publish such information about others that we

In a message dated Tue, 25 Jul 2000 16:46:18 EDT, Genealicej@... writes: << Does anybody know of or where I can find out about Emil HERZ in the annals of US and Kentucky racehorsing history?

In a message dated 25 Jul 2000 00:41:49 GMT, Herb <hvb@... writes: << How about a simple little thing like "mother's maiden name"? A key to lots of credit card and bank

Date: 26 July 2000 From: (Mr) Leslie Reich Subject: rabbi of Lask From: "Hendlisz Gilbert" <gilbert.hendlisz@...> In a posting dated 23 Jul 2000 Gilbert Hendlizs asked: " A fellow

Without going into the legal aspect of this subject I believe we simply should approach the matter with common sense. In our case this means: not to publish such information about others that we

Someone on my family tree is supposedly serving time for a crime. I have no idea when or where this crime took place and assume it was in the 1980's or 1990's. Any advice as to how I might be able

Hello, Genners, I now have more details on the GOLDSTEIN branch I am researching, thanks to the U.S. 1920 Census for New York City. Please let me hear >from you if you have any information on the

Dear Mr. Abram, It's difficult to tell >from your letter exactly which sources you've searched, so if I mention some you've already considered, please excuse me. I'm not sure how going back further

Hello, As some people on the list may know I recently learned of the death about one month ago of Szymon Bartnovski (born 1919) in Bialystok. It appears that he may have been the last openly Jewish

Dear Mr. Abram, It's difficult to tell >from your letter exactly which sources you've searched, so if I mention some you've already considered, please excuse me. I'm not sure how going back further

Hello, As some people on the list may know I recently learned of the death about one month ago of Szymon Bartnovski (born 1919) in Bialystok. It appears that he may have been the last openly Jewish

Hello, Genners, I now have more details on the GOLDSTEIN branch I am researching, thanks to the U.S. 1920 Census for New York City. Please let me hear >from you if you have any information on the

Someone on my family tree is supposedly serving time for a crime. I have no idea when or where this crime took place and assume it was in the 1980's or 1990's. Any advice as to how I might be able

I am researching the following families >from Zemplen County: Reisz >from Vranov nad Toplou Heimowitz >from Dobra nad Ondavou Other family names that married in, all >from the same

According to my parents' marriage certificate, my father was born at "Marczalto, Ihaszipta, Veszprem vm." Does this mean anything to anyone? Where was this place, or what is it called

I am researching the following families >from Zemplen County: Reisz >from Vranov nad Toplou Heimowitz >from Dobra nad Ondavou Other family names that married in, all >from the same

According to my parents' marriage certificate, my father was born at "Marczalto, Ihaszipta, Veszprem vm." Does this mean anything to anyone? Where was this place, or what is it called