Thanks to all who responded to my question "What is a joiner?" The consensus was a carpenter -usually a cabinet maker who joined flat pieces of wood. Beverly Katz Greene Chicago

Hi! Currently I had an interesting experience with an enumerator for the Census 2000. The individual came to my door 10 days ago and identified themselves saying; "you didn't respond to the census

Thanks to all who responded to my question "What is a joiner?" The consensus was a carpenter -usually a cabinet maker who joined flat pieces of wood. Beverly Katz Greene Chicago

Hi! Currently I had an interesting experience with an enumerator for the Census 2000. The individual came to my door 10 days ago and identified themselves saying; "you didn't respond to the census

A joiner is a skilled carpenter; a furniture maker. The term is still in use, US federal occupation code 4401. There is a trade union, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of

A joiner is a carpenter of sorts. As a matter of interest the surname Tocker is a cabinet maker Colin Plen Jewish Genealogical Society Johannesburg

A joiner is a skilled carpenter; a furniture maker. The term is still in use, US federal occupation code 4401. There is a trade union, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of

A joiner is a carpenter of sorts. As a matter of interest the surname Tocker is a cabinet maker Colin Plen Jewish Genealogical Society Johannesburg

A joiner is a cabinetmaker-joining wood to make furniture (and coffins). It is the term still used in England, I think. My great-grandfather was trained as a joiner. A ship's manifest for immigrants

I believe a joiner is one who works with wood, especially in the making of furniture. Matt Singer Philadelphia

A joiner is a cabinetmaker-joining wood to make furniture (and coffins). It is the term still used in England, I think. My great-grandfather was trained as a joiner. A ship's manifest for immigrants

I believe a joiner is one who works with wood, especially in the making of furniture. Matt Singer Philadelphia

Polish for "island" is "wyspa", according to my dictionary. All the meanings that I can find for "ostr---" are about prominences, hills, pyramids, and the like. In Russian, "ostrow" does indeed mean

Barbara Siegel wrote: The URL in the original message had a "2", not a "z", and there was no terminal period. Try: http://www.jewishgen.org/ajgs/slcy2k/lsfhl.htm Stephen Warshall

Many people are busy getting ready for Salt Lake City, five weeks away. Someone recently asked for the correct web address for the article "Using the LDS Family History Library Catalog On the

Polish for "island" is "wyspa", according to my dictionary. All the meanings that I can find for "ostr---" are about prominences, hills, pyramids, and the like. In Russian, "ostrow" does indeed mean

Barbara Siegel wrote: The URL in the original message had a "2", not a "z", and there was no terminal period. Try: http://www.jewishgen.org/ajgs/slcy2k/lsfhl.htm Stephen Warshall

Many people are busy getting ready for Salt Lake City, five weeks away. Someone recently asked for the correct web address for the article "Using the LDS Family History Library Catalog On the

It is possible that in this case, only similarity of the names holds. Perhaps there was a dead relative of the second wife with the same name. Perhaps the scenario is that the women were close cousins

bartman@... (Tilford Bartman) wrote: "Register of taxpayers, 24 February 1799, town of Zabludow". Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on, Israel Searching: NEACHOWICZ/NOACHOWICZ, NEJMAN/NAJMAN, ROKITA: