Lois Sernoff <JGLois@...> asked about a grodisher burial society.....I saw one which, altho spelled Horodischer, I believe to be the same shtetl, at Washington Cemetery in Dean, NJ. It is a

Shalom, I answer through this forum as may be of interest to others with roots I wish to inform you that I have initiated a Memorial Web page for this shtetl, and I called it: M.R.I. Mlawa

"Charev" might be Chorzew ("v" in Polish is spelled with a "w", and native Polish "re" is spelled "rze"). Chorzew is a village about 55 miles south of Ozorkow, and about 15 miles east of Wielun.

Lois Sernoff <JGLois@...> asked about a grodisher burial society.....I saw one which, altho spelled Horodischer, I believe to be the same shtetl, at Washington Cemetery in Dean, NJ. It is a

Shalom, I answer through this forum as may be of interest to others with roots I wish to inform you that I have initiated a Memorial Web page for this shtetl, and I called it: M.R.I. Mlawa

"Charev" might be Chorzew ("v" in Polish is spelled with a "w", and native Polish "re" is spelled "rze"). Chorzew is a village about 55 miles south of Ozorkow, and about 15 miles east of Wielun.

My grandparents emigrated >from Russian/German Poland to England in th 1890s. I don't know if they bothered, but presumably they were supposed to apply for permission >from the authorities.

Dear all, My father, Bezalel Meir TEPMAN (Pinsk\Belarus, Otwock\Poland) lost his father, Shimon (Szimon) and his brother Asher (Aszer) in 1942 in Uzbekistan near Samarkand, on their way back after two

In article <ffe93b6.3618ff62@...>, MBernet@... wrote: In 1939, it was 29 July. Nick

My grandparents emigrated >from Russian/German Poland to England in th 1890s. I don't know if they bothered, but presumably they were supposed to apply for permission >from the authorities.

Dear all, My father, Bezalel Meir TEPMAN (Pinsk\Belarus, Otwock\Poland) lost his father, Shimon (Szimon) and his brother Asher (Aszer) in 1942 in Uzbekistan near Samarkand, on their way back after two

In article <ffe93b6.3618ff62@...>, MBernet@... wrote: In 1939, it was 29 July. Nick

I would like to announce the next meeting of the newly formed JEWISH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON STATE DATE: Monday, October 19th, 7:30 P.M. PLACE: The Stroum Jewish Community

I would like to announce the next meeting of the newly formed JEWISH GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON STATE DATE: Monday, October 19th, 7:30 P.M. PLACE: The Stroum Jewish Community

Last month I finished viewing the Gyor County LDS 1848 census film, look= ing for my relatives that came >from Gyarmat (a small town about 4 miles = south of Tet, and about 15 miles north of

Last month I finished viewing the Gyor County LDS 1848 census film, look= ing for my relatives that came >from Gyarmat (a small town about 4 miles = south of Tet, and about 15 miles north of

I recently posted a note "Puzzled abut my GGM" (Katalin Kohn) and I got some good ideas >from the replies I don't want to be too much of a bother on this subject but I do have more questions. I

I recently posted a note "Puzzled abut my GGM" (Katalin Kohn) and I got some good ideas >from the replies I don't want to be too much of a bother on this subject but I do have more questions. I

In reply to Subject: Passenger Lists in London From: "Arthur S. Meyers" <marciarthur@...> and Peter Zavon: This is the story, courtesy of Debbie Beavis <marine@...> (She will

In reply to Subject: Passenger Lists in London From: "Arthur S. Meyers" <marciarthur@...> and Peter Zavon: This is the story, courtesy of Debbie Beavis <marine@...> (She will