Dear Genners, Please reply privately if you have successfully printed a tree of about 2000 or more names and/or are techno and can help. (I have tried genealogy computer sites without success). I

I have recently started a Y-DNA Surname Project for CHERNICK, CHERNIK, CZERNIK and any other spelling variations. If you would like to join, or have any relatives or friends who might be interested,

Hi Cousins, The Montefiore Home was a hospital for patients with chronic diseases that opened in Manhattan in 1884. It moved several times, most recently to the Bronx in 1912, where it is still

Dear Genners I am looking for any descendants of Kalmen & Lane TAUBENSCHLAG, and/or Ben & Clara HYTE who lived in Boston, Mass. >from about 1910 through 1930, and probably longer. Information >from

Greetings, On browsing the web, I discovered that the Florida State Archives has a search engine that allows one to search for World War I service/induction cards (1917-1919.) After successfully

Hi all, I am trying to located a RUBIN family that lived in Milwaukee around 1920's. This is what I know about them >from Ellis Island records and 1920 census record. If anyone knows anyone that are

As others have pointed out, name alone is very little to go by, but I can tell you that my Jewish family, named DROZDOWITZ moved >from Poland to the US and became DROSDOWITZ (I can't imagine why

I am trying to find out whereabouts in Poland my great-grandfather came from. According to English census records, Jacob ALEXANDER was born in 1854 in Poland and married my great-grandmother Sarah

Dear Friends, Documentary filmmakers in New York City seek information >from Czech, German or Austrian survivors who were helped by the Unitarian Church or its representatives in Prague, an

I'd like to point out that even when my uncle joined the labor force in Germany in the late 1920s, the medieval terms apprentice= Lehrling & journeyman=Geselle still retained a great deal of their

Dear Genners, Please reply privately if you have successfully printed a tree of about 2000 or more names and/or are techno and can help. (I have tried genealogy computer sites without success). I

I have recently started a Y-DNA Surname Project for CHERNICK, CHERNIK, CZERNIK and any other spelling variations. If you would like to join, or have any relatives or friends who might be interested,

Hi Cousins, The Montefiore Home was a hospital for patients with chronic diseases that opened in Manhattan in 1884. It moved several times, most recently to the Bronx in 1912, where it is still

Dear Genners I am looking for any descendants of Kalmen & Lane TAUBENSCHLAG, and/or Ben & Clara HYTE who lived in Boston, Mass. >from about 1910 through 1930, and probably longer. Information >from

Greetings, On browsing the web, I discovered that the Florida State Archives has a search engine that allows one to search for World War I service/induction cards (1917-1919.) After successfully

Hi all, I am trying to located a RUBIN family that lived in Milwaukee around 1920's. This is what I know about them >from Ellis Island records and 1920 census record. If anyone knows anyone that are

As others have pointed out, name alone is very little to go by, but I can tell you that my Jewish family, named DROZDOWITZ moved >from Poland to the US and became DROSDOWITZ (I can't imagine why

I am trying to find out whereabouts in Poland my great-grandfather came from. According to English census records, Jacob ALEXANDER was born in 1854 in Poland and married my great-grandmother Sarah

Dear Friends, Documentary filmmakers in New York City seek information >from Czech, German or Austrian survivors who were helped by the Unitarian Church or its representatives in Prague, an

I'd like to point out that even when my uncle joined the labor force in Germany in the late 1920s, the medieval terms apprentice= Lehrling & journeyman=Geselle still retained a great deal of their