NormTillman@... wrote: This is free only until 11/19/2000. It is also vastly incomplete, according to Ancestry's description: "This census produced 1,008 books and 13 percent more residents

NormTillman@... wrote: This is free only until 11/19/2000. It is also vastly incomplete, according to Ancestry's description: "This census produced 1,008 books and 13 percent more residents

On November 7 I received a message >from Susan Katz Hollander about her KATZ and HACKNER family >from Pazelva, Lithuania. I deleted Mrs. Hollander's message by accident (election jitters?) and now

On November 7 I received a message >from Susan Katz Hollander about her KATZ and HACKNER family >from Pazelva, Lithuania. I deleted Mrs. Hollander's message by accident (election jitters?) and now

Will the person who recently posted an inquiry about GITLITZ e-mail please me directly. Mel Rogow Los Angeles Seeking STOLPER, ROGOW,SLOOTSKY

Will the person who recently posted an inquiry about GITLITZ e-mail please me directly. Mel Rogow Los Angeles Seeking STOLPER, ROGOW,SLOOTSKY

In article <85256992.00523A25.00@...>, Mark_J._Schwartz@... wrote: Sounds to me like Zhitomier in the Ukraine

In article <85256992.00523A25.00@...>, Mark_J._Schwartz@... wrote: Sounds to me like Zhitomier in the Ukraine

Dear genners, My great-grand mother: Batya ROSENBLUM and her daughter: Katya/Chasya (probably with her own family) were killed by the Nazis in 1942 with 14,000 Simferopol's Jews. Obviously it is very

Dear genners, My great-grand mother: Batya ROSENBLUM and her daughter: Katya/Chasya (probably with her own family) were killed by the Nazis in 1942 with 14,000 Simferopol's Jews. Obviously it is very

Gabor Hirsch (in his response to Susanne Belovari who asked about names of deported people ) mentions a book "Te Vagy a Tanu", published 1947 that lists names of victims and returnees of the Shoa. I

Gabor Hirsch (in his response to Susanne Belovari who asked about names of deported people ) mentions a book "Te Vagy a Tanu", published 1947 that lists names of victims and returnees of the Shoa. I

My great aunt Ida was Chaiah/Haiah in Hebrew. She was called by family "Chaikeh," and even more informally as "Chaikie." Perhaps the English tranliteratied "Chaikie" was turned into your relative's

My great aunt Ida was Chaiah/Haiah in Hebrew. She was called by family "Chaikeh," and even more informally as "Chaikie." Perhaps the English tranliteratied "Chaikie" was turned into your relative's

In the early '80s, prior to any agreements by JRI-Poland, I, too, had requested documents >from Poland and, living in New Jersey at the time, had to go over to "the city" to the Polish Consulate on

In the early '80s, prior to any agreements by JRI-Poland, I, too, had requested documents >from Poland and, living in New Jersey at the time, had to go over to "the city" to the Polish Consulate on

For those researchers whose ancestry can be traced back to the Tarnopol area of East Galicia (currently in Western Ukraine), JRI-Poland, as part of its AGAD Archives Project, has just added a

This sounds very useful, however by "home PC system" ---does this also mean Macintosh system? Thanks for any information that can be supplied. Milt Goldsamt miltgold@... Silver Spring,

For those researchers whose ancestry can be traced back to the Tarnopol area of East Galicia (currently in Western Ukraine), JRI-Poland, as part of its AGAD Archives Project, has just added a

This sounds very useful, however by "home PC system" ---does this also mean Macintosh system? Thanks for any information that can be supplied. Milt Goldsamt miltgold@... Silver Spring,