Len - While I am a total American when it comes to this sort of thing, it looks like they needed to be married in their local church in order to be legally married according to Australian/British

Len - While I am a total American when it comes to this sort of thing, it looks like they needed to be married in their local church in order to be legally married according to Australian/British

Hello, On my Great Grandmother's grave her middle name is listed Chazanoah or Hazanoah. She came to America >from Talsen Courland in 1891. Her family seems to have roots >from Lithuania, Kovno

Greetings, My cousin's husband was born in Berlin Germany in 1929 and was in a concentration camp during the war. He will be going to Berlin in mid August to seek his parents' marriage certificate

Hello, On my Great Grandmother's grave her middle name is listed Chazanoah or Hazanoah. She came to America >from Talsen Courland in 1891. Her family seems to have roots >from Lithuania, Kovno

Greetings, My cousin's husband was born in Berlin Germany in 1929 and was in a concentration camp during the war. He will be going to Berlin in mid August to seek his parents' marriage certificate

The 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory, "Ksiega Adresowa Polski (wraz z w. m. Gdanskiem) dla handlu, rzemiosl i rolnictwa," is freely available online at the Digital Library of Wielkopolska's

The 1928 Poland and Danzig Business Directory, "Ksiega Adresowa Polski (wraz z w. m. Gdanskiem) dla handlu, rzemiosl i rolnictwa," is freely available online at the Digital Library of Wielkopolska's

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 10:58:11 UTC, celiamale@... (Celia Male) opined: Please do not be surprised or offended. I don't read every posted article, and I don't suppose anybody else does. For

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 10:58:11 UTC, celiamale@... (Celia Male) opined: Please do not be surprised or offended. I don't read every posted article, and I don't suppose anybody else does. For

"Celia Male" <celiamale@...> wrote in part: I disagree. "Austria" was the name of the soverign entity, and later the common short-hand term for any portion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire,

"Celia Male" <celiamale@...> wrote in part: I disagree. "Austria" was the name of the soverign entity, and later the common short-hand term for any portion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire,

"nitram" <martin@...> wrote This has already been dealt with recently. It is discussed, for instance, in the thread http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GEN-DE/2003-02/1044169382. --

"nitram" <martin@...> wrote This has already been dealt with recently. It is discussed, for instance, in the thread http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GEN-DE/2003-02/1044169382. --

"nitram" <martin@...> wrote This Census data >from the 1910 Census for Missouri shows that there are two columns - the first is for the birthplace of the individual and the second is the

"nitram" <martin@...> wrote This Census data >from the 1910 Census for Missouri shows that there are two columns - the first is for the birthplace of the individual and the second is the

I see that Steve Morse must have been quite busy yesterday. The new castlegarden.org website went online yesterday morning, and by late that evening Steve had a one-step website for it. Here are

I see that Steve Morse must have been quite busy yesterday. The new castlegarden.org website went online yesterday morning, and by late that evening Steve had a one-step website for it. Here are

A good site for calendar conversion is http://www.rosettacalendar.com/. Our current calendar is the Gregorian Calendar. The Julian Calendar was the preceding iteration enacted by Julius Caesar in 46

A good site for calendar conversion is http://www.rosettacalendar.com/. Our current calendar is the Gregorian Calendar. The Julian Calendar was the preceding iteration enacted by Julius Caesar in 46