As there are very few Singman surnames in the NYC area to research and because three women in my family have the name Rebecca or Becky, I am inviting anyone who may recognize the following marriage

As there are very few Singman surnames in the NYC area to research and because three women in my family have the name Rebecca or Becky, I am inviting anyone who may recognize the following marriage

Devera Witkin writes: The "not too careful reader" (or those of us who read a gazillion e-mail posts a day) could easily come away with the impression that the Hamburg Lists at present cover

Devera Witkin writes: The "not too careful reader" (or those of us who read a gazillion e-mail posts a day) could easily come away with the impression that the Hamburg Lists at present cover

How do you search for the appropriate Hamburg Passenger Lists through the Family History Centers? By date? Last Name? Ship? Lisa Randall

How do you search for the appropriate Hamburg Passenger Lists through the Family History Centers? By date? Last Name? Ship? Lisa Randall

writes: emigrated your > Dear Caroline, All your names are so familiar >from the database work and I suspect that there are many collateral branches to your direct family. The "offer" about

writes: emigrated your > Dear Caroline, All your names are so familiar >from the database work and I suspect that there are many collateral branches to your direct family. The "offer" about

The Vilna District Research Group has a large number of data sets >from the 1858 Revision List. The purpose of this message is to solicit input >from anyone wishing to sponsor the translation of

The Vilna District Research Group has a large number of data sets >from the 1858 Revision List. The purpose of this message is to solicit input >from anyone wishing to sponsor the translation of

Shalom, Mr. Brunner, (Koppel) Duschinsky. As for this place name, it is correctly B A Z I N G, resp. P A Z I N G. It was in Hungarian Bazin and in German Poesing, now in Slovak Pezinok, near

Hello! I have completed entering data >from an 1850 register of Jewish families and individuals >from Trstena, a district of the former Arva county, into a database. I have forwarded the database to

Shalom, Mr. Brunner, (Koppel) Duschinsky. As for this place name, it is correctly B A Z I N G, resp. P A Z I N G. It was in Hungarian Bazin and in German Poesing, now in Slovak Pezinok, near

Hello! I have completed entering data >from an 1850 register of Jewish families and individuals >from Trstena, a district of the former Arva county, into a database. I have forwarded the database to

Frances Sacker wrote - - - I have just this second finished emailing a fellow `genner' in the States regarding the history of `Poland/ Russia', as my gg-gparents are listed as coming >from there. I

Frances Sacker wrote - - - I have just this second finished emailing a fellow `genner' in the States regarding the history of `Poland/ Russia', as my gg-gparents are listed as coming >from there. I

Does anyone have any data on this family? Joseph F. m. Helene COSSMAN about 1850, got 8 or more children, youngest: Isidor, b. in 1861. Who knows more? Peter Froehling, the Netherlands

Does anyone have any data on this family? Joseph F. m. Helene COSSMAN about 1850, got 8 or more children, youngest: Isidor, b. in 1861. Who knows more? Peter Froehling, the Netherlands

Dear group, Since I joined you last year, I've read many stories about people finding lost family with the assistance of fellow Genners. I'm finally able to share my own success story! With the

Dear group, Since I joined you last year, I've read many stories about people finding lost family with the assistance of fellow Genners. I'm finally able to share my own success story! With the