Dear Siggers If I remember correctly >from my genetic classes, close cousin marriage is a two-edged sword. It will tend to keep a gene at a stable frequency in the community except when, as in

Dear Siggers If I remember correctly >from my genetic classes, close cousin marriage is a two-edged sword. It will tend to keep a gene at a stable frequency in the community except when, as in

Dear Charles, you mention that "Marvin Herzog of Columbia University did this for parts of northern Poland." Can you describe this work in more details? Which work was done? Based on which data?

Dear Charles, you mention that "Marvin Herzog of Columbia University did this for parts of northern Poland." Can you describe this work in more details? Which work was done? Based on which data?

Leonard SILVER, Brooklyn--->California update. Thank you fellow GENNERS for so many emails. I was able to piece together that night that the name was actually Leon SILVER. I believe his father was

Leonard SILVER, Brooklyn--->California update. Thank you fellow GENNERS for so many emails. I was able to piece together that night that the name was actually Leon SILVER. I believe his father was

Dear Ray, This synagogue no longer exists, having been bombed during the War, but it was part of the United Synagogue so I suggest you get in touch with them and try to get a marriage

Dear Ray, This synagogue no longer exists, having been bombed during the War, but it was part of the United Synagogue so I suggest you get in touch with them and try to get a marriage

See the New York State Library's lists of Bronx newspapers that are on microfilm at NYSL (http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/nysnp/103.htm#Bronx) and on microfilm and paper at other New York State locations

See the New York State Library's lists of Bronx newspapers that are on microfilm at NYSL (http://www.nysl.nysed.gov/nysnp/103.htm#Bronx) and on microfilm and paper at other New York State locations

The researcher might try "The New York Post" at www.nypost.com or "The New York Daily News" at www.nydailynews.com. Jews rarely listed obits in the latter paper, usually preferring "The New York

The researcher might try "The New York Post" at www.nypost.com or "The New York Daily News" at www.nydailynews.com. Jews rarely listed obits in the latter paper, usually preferring "The New York

Dear Genners: I need a snail or e-mail address to contact for Jewish marriage records Thanks. Evan Fishman

Dear Genners: I need a snail or e-mail address to contact for Jewish marriage records Thanks. Evan Fishman

If there are any members of the ROM-SIG who either live in Philadelphia, or nearby, and would be willing to give the ROM-SIG some brief assistance on Sat., Aug. 1, please do contact me _*ASAP*_, at

If there are any members of the ROM-SIG who either live in Philadelphia, or nearby, and would be willing to give the ROM-SIG some brief assistance on Sat., Aug. 1, please do contact me _*ASAP*_, at

Hi H-SIG folks, Great news. I have just received images of I believe all the cemetery stones in the Bodrogkeresztur, Hungary cemetery (thank you Rabbi Lichtenstein)! I need someone to help

Hi H-SIG folks, Great news. I have just received images of I believe all the cemetery stones in the Bodrogkeresztur, Hungary cemetery (thank you Rabbi Lichtenstein)! I need someone to help

Dear Genners A few months ago I discovered what I believe to be the grave of a first cousin of my great grandfather at the online database of the Warsaw Jewish Cemetery. The deceased's name was

Dear Genners A few months ago I discovered what I believe to be the grave of a first cousin of my great grandfather at the online database of the Warsaw Jewish Cemetery. The deceased's name was