The Vilna District Research Group is pleased to announce the distribution of
Set #17 of the the translated records >from the 1858 Vilna City Revision
List.

To date, over 18,000 records >from the 1858 Vilna City Revision List have
been translated and distributed.

Anyone wishing to join this project enabling them to receive the
translations should contact the group at Joelrat1@hotmail.com .

Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Group

The Vilna District Research Group is pleased to announce the distribution of
Set #17 of the the translated records >from the 1858 Vilna City Revision
List.

To date, over 18,000 records >from the 1858 Vilna City Revision List have
been translated and distributed.

Anyone wishing to join this project enabling them to receive the
translations should contact the group at Joelrat1@hotmail.com .

Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Group

Re: the question >from Tereasa Lenius

"Perhaps this is a silly question, but, did only Jews live in the Shetls
found using the Shetl seeker? I know that my Great grandfather and all of
his brothers were born in a Nowa Wies (which one I don't know). I know
absolutely nothing about these villages. Also, I would like to thank all of
you who have answered my previous message. It is wonderful to know that
people are willing to help. Thank you again. "

from a course I took in Eastern European Jewish history which dealt, among

other things, with life in the shtetl, yes indeed non-Jews lived
there---those of the peasant class did live with the Jews, though not
necessarily in the same part of the town. The peasants were customers of
the Jews who ran the stalls/stores in the marketplace.

Joan Rosen
jrosen@voicenet.com
Elkins Park, outside Philadelphia PA, US

Re: the question >from Tereasa Lenius

"Perhaps this is a silly question, but, did only Jews live in the Shetls
found using the Shetl seeker? I know that my Great grandfather and all of
his brothers were born in a Nowa Wies (which one I don't know). I know
absolutely nothing about these villages. Also, I would like to thank all of
you who have answered my previous message. It is wonderful to know that
people are willing to help. Thank you again. "

from a course I took in Eastern European Jewish history which dealt, among

other things, with life in the shtetl, yes indeed non-Jews lived
there---those of the peasant class did live with the Jews, though not
necessarily in the same part of the town. The peasants were customers of
the Jews who ran the stalls/stores in the marketplace.

Joan Rosen
jrosen@voicenet.com
Elkins Park, outside Philadelphia PA, US

Beryl. B wrote on 16 apr 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish:

Birth Certificate >from England.

I am looking for the correct e-mail address
of the authorities issuing birth certificates in England.
I would appreciate hearing >from someone who has
this address.
Please write to me privately at balden@zahav.net.il

I think such a general question deserves a NG answer,
not a private one.

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/index/family_parent/family/birth_certificates.htm

[on one line!]

--
Evertjan Hannivoort.
The Netherlands.
(Replace all crosses with dots in my emailaddress)

Beryl. B wrote on 16 apr 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish:

Birth Certificate >from England.

I am looking for the correct e-mail address
of the authorities issuing birth certificates in England.
I would appreciate hearing >from someone who has
this address.
Please write to me privately at balden@zahav.net.il

I think such a general question deserves a NG answer,
not a private one.

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/index/family_parent/family/birth_certificates.htm

[on one line!]

--
Evertjan Hannivoort.
The Netherlands.
(Replace all crosses with dots in my emailaddress)

After several years I am resubmitting a search for my lost g grandmother's
family. She was born Lina Wohl BAER somewhere in Baden on June 10 1849.
Census said Baden Baden. Her mother was Fanny WOHL, but evidently not the
one who married Moses SCHNAPPER as she died in 1840.
Lina married Gabriel BAMBERGER >from Angenrod(Angerod), Hesse Darmstadt where
there is no marriage record( also none in Alsfeld). They emigrated to the US
about 1879. He was asked to come to America by Felix ADLER (founder of the
Ethical Culture Society) where he established and became principal of the
Workingmen's School of New York. In 1890 he accepted the position of
superintendent of the Jewish Manual Training School in Chicago.
Lina had sisters Amelia and Bertha and a brother Otto Julius Behr.
Several of their children were born Frankfurt AM before they moved to the US.

James ARONSON Winchester, MA <jraronson@comcast.net>

"Beryl. B" < balden@zahav.net.il > wrote in message
news:001e01c542ba$ff0f24e0$ee1f19ac@ws4

Birth Certificate >from England.

I am looking for the correct e-mail address
of the authorities issuing birth certificates in England.
I would appreciate hearing >from someone who has
this address.
Please write to me privately at balden@zahav.net.il

Many thanks
Beryl Baleson
Israel

Certificates can be ordered online >from the GRO at:

www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificate

After several years I am resubmitting a search for my lost g grandmother's
family. She was born Lina Wohl BAER somewhere in Baden on June 10 1849.
Census said Baden Baden. Her mother was Fanny WOHL, but evidently not the
one who married Moses SCHNAPPER as she died in 1840.
Lina married Gabriel BAMBERGER >from Angenrod(Angerod), Hesse Darmstadt where
there is no marriage record( also none in Alsfeld). They emigrated to the US
about 1879. He was asked to come to America by Felix ADLER (founder of the
Ethical Culture Society) where he established and became principal of the
Workingmen's School of New York. In 1890 he accepted the position of
superintendent of the Jewish Manual Training School in Chicago.
Lina had sisters Amelia and Bertha and a brother Otto Julius Behr.
Several of their children were born Frankfurt AM before they moved to the US.

James ARONSON Winchester, MA <jraronson@comcast.net>

"Beryl. B" < balden@zahav.net.il > wrote in message
news:001e01c542ba$ff0f24e0$ee1f19ac@ws4

Birth Certificate >from England.

I am looking for the correct e-mail address
of the authorities issuing birth certificates in England.
I would appreciate hearing >from someone who has
this address.
Please write to me privately at balden@zahav.net.il

Many thanks
Beryl Baleson
Israel

Certificates can be ordered online >from the GRO at:

www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificate

Dear Genners,

I have made a great discovery for anyone researching Stark County, Ohio (
County seat is Canton). Actual images of Declaration of Intention and Petition
for Naturalization are online in PDF format and printable. The search page
is:

http://www.starkcountycjis.org/common_pleas/natural/index.html

I found someone that I had been searching for. I now know when he arrived,
on which vessel, and the fact that he stated that he entered New York on the
C.P.R.R. I interpret that to mean that he initially arrived in a Canadian port
and entered the USA via railway. Am I making the correct assumption?

I also now know when his wife (the one I'm really looking) arrived in NYC.,
etc.

So, anyone researching Stark County, Ohio the naturalization records are an
excellent starting point.

Adelle Weintraub Gloger
Shaker Hts., Ohio
agloger@aol.com

Dear Genners,

I have made a great discovery for anyone researching Stark County, Ohio (
County seat is Canton). Actual images of Declaration of Intention and Petition
for Naturalization are online in PDF format and printable. The search page
is:

http://www.starkcountycjis.org/common_pleas/natural/index.html

I found someone that I had been searching for. I now know when he arrived,
on which vessel, and the fact that he stated that he entered New York on the
C.P.R.R. I interpret that to mean that he initially arrived in a Canadian port
and entered the USA via railway. Am I making the correct assumption?

I also now know when his wife (the one I'm really looking) arrived in NYC.,
etc.

So, anyone researching Stark County, Ohio the naturalization records are an
excellent starting point.

Adelle Weintraub Gloger
Shaker Hts., Ohio
agloger@aol.com

Hello,
I research in the order of Mr. Michel SERRE, who does not use a computer.
He is a grandson of Martha BONATZ, nee LOEB (she survived the CC Terezin and
emigrated after 1945 >from Germany to Chicago/USA, where her sister Evelyn
AUERBACH lived with her family), for his livinng relatives, also for the history
and documents about the LOEB family >from Bechtersheim, Worms and
Schwaebisch-Hall):

Michel SERRES grandaunt Evelyn AUERBACH, nee LOEB, sister of Martha BONATZ,
nee LOEB emigrated with her husband and her daughter Trude ROSENBUSCH, nee
AUERBACH, her son- in law Ludwig ROSENBUSCH and their son Martin ROSENBUSCH
in 1939 >from Germany to Chicago/USA. There Martin ROSENBUSCH was married in
Chicago with Dona,NN (her maiden name is unknown). They have three
children:
Steve ROSENBUSCH, Lisa ROSENBUSCH and Eden ROSENBUSCH.

Their relative Michel SERRE (his parents were living in Marokko:
Jeanne/Hanne Serre, nee BONATZ [daughter of the famous german architect Karl
BONATZ and Martha, nee LOEB] and her husband Aime SERRE, the former french
prisenor of war and forced labourer during the nazi time in Berlin/Germany)
was searching for a long time for his living
relativs. Also he is interesting to know the desteny of his granduncle
Morris LOEB (brother of Martha BONATZ, nee LOEB) and of his wife Hermine
LOEB, nee ?. He thinks, that both were killed by the Nazis into the CC
Auschwitz.

If you are related with Michele SERRE, please contact me, so far you can
Than I can give your answer/informations directly to MICHEL SERRE, who lives
with his wife in South-France. Best regards

Robert Dupuis Berin, Germany <Rob.Dup.@gmx.de>

Hello,
I research in the order of Mr. Michel SERRE, who does not use a computer.
He is a grandson of Martha BONATZ, nee LOEB (she survived the CC Terezin and
emigrated after 1945 >from Germany to Chicago/USA, where her sister Evelyn
AUERBACH lived with her family), for his livinng relatives, also for the history
and documents about the LOEB family >from Bechtersheim, Worms and
Schwaebisch-Hall):

Michel SERRES grandaunt Evelyn AUERBACH, nee LOEB, sister of Martha BONATZ,
nee LOEB emigrated with her husband and her daughter Trude ROSENBUSCH, nee
AUERBACH, her son- in law Ludwig ROSENBUSCH and their son Martin ROSENBUSCH
in 1939 >from Germany to Chicago/USA. There Martin ROSENBUSCH was married in
Chicago with Dona,NN (her maiden name is unknown). They have three
children:
Steve ROSENBUSCH, Lisa ROSENBUSCH and Eden ROSENBUSCH.

Their relative Michel SERRE (his parents were living in Marokko:
Jeanne/Hanne Serre, nee BONATZ [daughter of the famous german architect Karl
BONATZ and Martha, nee LOEB] and her husband Aime SERRE, the former french
prisenor of war and forced labourer during the nazi time in Berlin/Germany)
was searching for a long time for his living
relativs. Also he is interesting to know the desteny of his granduncle
Morris LOEB (brother of Martha BONATZ, nee LOEB) and of his wife Hermine
LOEB, nee ?. He thinks, that both were killed by the Nazis into the CC
Auschwitz.

If you are related with Michele SERRE, please contact me, so far you can
Than I can give your answer/informations directly to MICHEL SERRE, who lives
with his wife in South-France. Best regards

Robert Dupuis Berin, Germany <Rob.Dup.@gmx.de>

Would Jeffrey Lickson and Dudley Simborg please contact me. While trying to
distribute the 1858 Vilna Revision List, the e-mail messages I have sent you
have bounced.


Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Group

MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.

Would Jeffrey Lickson and Dudley Simborg please contact me. While trying to
distribute the 1858 Vilna Revision List, the e-mail messages I have sent you
have bounced.


Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Group

MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.

The Vilna District Research Group is pleased to announce the distribution of
Set #17 of the the translated records >from the 1858 Vilna City Revision
List.

Anyone wishing to join this project enabling them to receive the
translations should contact the group at Joelrat1@hotmail.com


Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Group

The Vilna District Research Group is pleased to announce the distribution of
Set #17 of the the translated records >from the 1858 Vilna City Revision
List.

Anyone wishing to join this project enabling them to receive the
translations should contact the group at Joelrat1@hotmail.com


Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Group

Dear Siggers,
The Senior Account Clerk of Cemeteries herself tried
out her digital camera and took very acceptable photos
of my family, so I'm withdrawing the request.

Judith Berlowitz, Berkeley <jberlowitz@prodigy.net>

Dear Siggers,
The Senior Account Clerk of Cemeteries herself tried
out her digital camera and took very acceptable photos
of my family, so I'm withdrawing the request.

Judith Berlowitz, Berkeley <jberlowitz@prodigy.net>