Dear Genners

I am seeking the whereabouts of Anita ARENSTEIN formerly of Waterbury
CT. I presume she has been married, but I do not know her married name.
Her father: Israel H. ARENSTEIN of Waterbury CT.
Her mother: Sarah (nee FREEMAN) ARENSTEIN of Waterbury.
Paternal Uncle: Harold F. ARENSTEIN Born April 30 1921

Please reply privately to <loufine@juno.com>

Louis A. Fine, Tacoma, WA
<loufine@juno.com>

Dear Genners

I am seeking the whereabouts of Anita ARENSTEIN formerly of Waterbury
CT. I presume she has been married, but I do not know her married name.
Her father: Israel H. ARENSTEIN of Waterbury CT.
Her mother: Sarah (nee FREEMAN) ARENSTEIN of Waterbury.
Paternal Uncle: Harold F. ARENSTEIN Born April 30 1921

Please reply privately to <loufine@juno.com>

Louis A. Fine, Tacoma, WA
<loufine@juno.com>

Please note that effective immediately, my e-mail address has changed
from

rbofrb@fda.net
to:
rbofrb@san.rr.com

Please note your address book accordingly. Thanks.

Ralph Berrick

Please note that effective immediately, my e-mail address has changed
from

rbofrb@fda.net
to:
rbofrb@san.rr.com

Please note your address book accordingly. Thanks.

Ralph Berrick

Could someone in London lookup two passenger manifests for me at the
Public Record Office in Kew.

I realize this could be difficult and time consuming but I do have the
American manifests with all necessary info for a search.

In exchange, I can do lookups in US census records >from my branch of the
National Archives.

Paul Fisher
Atlanta, Georgia

Searching BROUDE (Kelme, Lithuania) and Minneapolis, Philadelphia
KAPLAN (Kelme, Lithuania) and Minneapolis
FLEISHER (Kelme, Lithuania)
GRABINA (Wyszkow, Poland)
ZIMNOWODZ (Warsaw and Wyszkow, Poland)
SHARE, SCHEAR (Tolstoye, Ukraine) formerly Touste, Austria

Could someone in London lookup two passenger manifests for me at the
Public Record Office in Kew.

I realize this could be difficult and time consuming but I do have the
American manifests with all necessary info for a search.

In exchange, I can do lookups in US census records >from my branch of the
National Archives.

Paul Fisher
Atlanta, Georgia

Searching BROUDE (Kelme, Lithuania) and Minneapolis, Philadelphia
KAPLAN (Kelme, Lithuania) and Minneapolis
FLEISHER (Kelme, Lithuania)
GRABINA (Wyszkow, Poland)
ZIMNOWODZ (Warsaw and Wyszkow, Poland)
SHARE, SCHEAR (Tolstoye, Ukraine) formerly Touste, Austria

I information retrieval on the KAPLAN family originating in Kiev. Its
emigration in France goes back to the years thousand eight hundred and
sixty five thousand eight hundred and seventy. Does there exist a
study of this name, its origins, and various branches composing it?
Thank you for your answer.

mall moucheni@club-internet.fr
Dan Mouchenik

I information retrieval on the KAPLAN family originating in Kiev. Its
emigration in France goes back to the years thousand eight hundred and
sixty five thousand eight hundred and seventy. Does there exist a
study of this name, its origins, and various branches composing it?
Thank you for your answer.

mall moucheni@club-internet.fr
Dan Mouchenik

My quest for help in reproducing the "star" icon when printing mapquest
maps drew many welcome responses, for which I say "todah raba>" I had
neglected to say that I use a Mac, with Netscape Navigator; thus,
several of the responses were not applicable to my needs, though much
appreciated. Special thanks to Jose Gutstein, who provided the simplest
solution of all: go directly to the Mapquest site, instead of through
ShtetlSeeker. Worked perfectly. Many thanks, Jose.
Annette Lackman, Arlington, Texas

MODERATOR NOTE: Since the original question has been
answered satisfactorily, we can now close this thread.

My quest for help in reproducing the "star" icon when printing mapquest
maps drew many welcome responses, for which I say "todah raba>" I had
neglected to say that I use a Mac, with Netscape Navigator; thus,
several of the responses were not applicable to my needs, though much
appreciated. Special thanks to Jose Gutstein, who provided the simplest
solution of all: go directly to the Mapquest site, instead of through
ShtetlSeeker. Worked perfectly. Many thanks, Jose.
Annette Lackman, Arlington, Texas

MODERATOR NOTE: Since the original question has been
answered satisfactorily, we can now close this thread.

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Hi All:

Neil Rosenstein's book was mentioned to the group last week. For some
time now, I have been upset, because I bought a copy of it at a lecture
he gave in Westfield, NJ, on September 19, 1978. I thought that I had
inadvertently donated my copy to the Miami-Dade Library. Imagine my
pleasure at finding the book yesterday, hiding in a closet. It's even
got a dedication handwritten on the flyleaf >from Neil. I'd forgotten
just how informative the book was. Ironically, when I began my family
research in 1976, there was little help available to Jewish
genealogists. FINDING OUR FATHERS was my first "bible" for researching
Jewish roots. The second "bible" was THE UNBROKEN CHAIN. I set up my
old-fashioned paper files and my family tree outlines in the form that
Neil used in his book. I still use that as my basic repository of
information. While I just started using Family Tree Maker, I still find
my family tree outlines the most useful.

Thanks Neil. You'll never know how really helpful you were back then.
Wish I could find a connection >from any of my family lines to any of
yours. Unfortunately, I can't.

(Mrs.) Ricki Randall Zunk
Miami, FL

Hi All:

Neil Rosenstein's book was mentioned to the group last week. For some
time now, I have been upset, because I bought a copy of it at a lecture
he gave in Westfield, NJ, on September 19, 1978. I thought that I had
inadvertently donated my copy to the Miami-Dade Library. Imagine my
pleasure at finding the book yesterday, hiding in a closet. It's even
got a dedication handwritten on the flyleaf >from Neil. I'd forgotten
just how informative the book was. Ironically, when I began my family
research in 1976, there was little help available to Jewish
genealogists. FINDING OUR FATHERS was my first "bible" for researching
Jewish roots. The second "bible" was THE UNBROKEN CHAIN. I set up my
old-fashioned paper files and my family tree outlines in the form that
Neil used in his book. I still use that as my basic repository of
information. While I just started using Family Tree Maker, I still find
my family tree outlines the most useful.

Thanks Neil. You'll never know how really helpful you were back then.
Wish I could find a connection >from any of my family lines to any of
yours. Unfortunately, I can't.

(Mrs.) Ricki Randall Zunk
Miami, FL

Could anyone tell me where Sawcha was in Galicia?
I have tried ShtetlSeeker, and the map rooms, with no luck.

Peter Nagurney
East Syracuse, NY

Could anyone tell me where Sawcha was in Galicia?
I have tried ShtetlSeeker, and the map rooms, with no luck.

Peter Nagurney
East Syracuse, NY

David Kaplan wrote:

I am looking for BERKOWITZ family of Chicago who I think ran a funeral
parlour after the second world war.

They were related to the LEVIN/LEVINE family of Sheffield,England.

The major Jewish funeral director/company is now Pizer-Weinstein. They
may be able to give you an old list or reference. My step-father worked
at Hartman-Miller in the 50's, which is no longer in existance, to my
knowledge as I no longer live in the area. Good luck.
Linda Olson

David Kaplan wrote:

I am looking for BERKOWITZ family of Chicago who I think ran a funeral
parlour after the second world war.

They were related to the LEVIN/LEVINE family of Sheffield,England.

The major Jewish funeral director/company is now Pizer-Weinstein. They
may be able to give you an old list or reference. My step-father worked
at Hartman-Miller in the 50's, which is no longer in existance, to my
knowledge as I no longer live in the area. Good luck.
Linda Olson

Could anyone out there confirm the following information (War years)
regarding a place called:

Zabolotskiy a Hamlet/Farm.

In the vicinity of:
Krutoyarovka - Village.

Krutoyarovka in the:
Jablonovka (Jablunivka) - rajon

Jablonovka in the:
Chernigov or Kiev - Oblast.

Please contact
Kelly Modlin
Kibbutz Shluchot

<Modlin.Fam.Search@netshwen.gov.il>

Researching: MISHORIS - Ukraine
MODLIN (Dvinsk-Druja) MILLER-PITEL(Dvinsk-Druja)
SHAVLOV (Varklan), SANDLER (Varklan)
NIRKINA - Vitebsk-Belarus

Could anyone out there confirm the following information (War years)
regarding a place called:

Zabolotskiy a Hamlet/Farm.

In the vicinity of:
Krutoyarovka - Village.

Krutoyarovka in the:
Jablonovka (Jablunivka) - rajon

Jablonovka in the:
Chernigov or Kiev - Oblast.

Please contact
Kelly Modlin
Kibbutz Shluchot

<Modlin.Fam.Search@netshwen.gov.il>

Researching: MISHORIS - Ukraine
MODLIN (Dvinsk-Druja) MILLER-PITEL(Dvinsk-Druja)
SHAVLOV (Varklan), SANDLER (Varklan)
NIRKINA - Vitebsk-Belarus