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My father's family (Dimant) came from Stanislawow. I would be interested in any and all information about family members, the names of which follow. Dimant, Hermann, Frimmet, Hersch Wolf Weissberg,

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There are three different people on that page (#3, #4 & #5) whose entries are dated 29 Feb 1887. Perhaps the clerk was operating on auto-pilot and didn't stop to realize that it was really March

Date: Sunday, July 11, 2021 Time: Check in, Chat and Schmooze 1:00-1:30 pm EDT. Official meeting 1:30 PM EDT Guest Speaker: Marian Smith Topic: Researching US Citizenship and Immigration

Family History Today: Creative Nonfiction Writing for Genealogists Tuesday, July 20 at 3 PM Eastern Time As genealogists, we often focus on facts and undertake research that produces nothing but

I have received several replies to my query, both privately and via the group, and they've been unanimous in their spelling of the name in Hebrew! I've responded to all replies that I've seen so far.

Apparently their "50+ generations" claim is based on providing your Y-DNA and mtDNA haplogroups -- information that is included with 23andMe tests, or you can drill down deeper with

Yes, I have used CRI Genetics, but they are not a genealogy site. Here is my comparison of CRI Genetics with a typical genealogy site like MyHeritage: Typical genealogy site with DNA testing: Does DNA

For all those who may be interested in this company: I found them to have wonderful customer service. However, there are both pros and cons as to what they can offer, at least pertaining to my

On Mon, Jul 5, 2021 at 03:21 PM, <amitch1066@...> wrote: Hi Everyone, Is anyone familiar with this DNA testing company? https://www.crigenetics.com/ They claim they can test back 50+ generations with

The Routes to Roots Foundation is offering Weekly Featured Collections from the new Surname Databases on its website at www.rtrfoundation.org. This week, we are highlighting the following:

Adam, I think your argument is flawed. Once the last Neanderthal died about 1,600 generations ago, no new Neanderthal DNA could enter the homo sapiens population, but by random reassortment, bits of

Yoyel = יואל Miron Chumash

I have posted a letter on Viewmate in the Czech language for which I would appreciate a translation. The letter is on VM 94285 (page 1) and VM 94286 (page 2). The letter is type-written and is not

Hi, Most probably the correct way to spell the name in Hebrew would be יואל , which is equivalent to the name Joel in English. My condoleces Eran Gindes

Hi, You should check out the Natonal Library of Israel. Enclosed please find the link. https://www.nli.org.il/he/discover/newspapers/jpress Good luck Eran Gindes

Please provide a translation from Polish of the 1921 Czempin marriage record of my relative Selma JUDA to Jozef KALLMANNSOHN. The record is on

On the same subject: what I mentioned in my previous message had to do with persons that had links with the SS. However, at that time the required registrations were recorded at the local townhalls

Could name be same as Mischelovin? There's an extended family of that name; my daughter knows some in St. Paul, MN. Matthew Klionsky