I'm fairly new to the JewishGen website and mailing lists. I hope this is the right place to direct my message. If not, anyone's redirection would be appreciated. While looking at a burial record for

#general

I'm fairly new to the JewishGen website and mailing lists. I hope this is the right place to direct my message. If not, anyone's redirection would be appreciated. While looking at a burial record for

#general

Hello fellow researchers, My father's parents, Judes (Yehuda) PIENIONZEK (Caspi), and Raiza (Shoshana) GRINGRAS, were born in Wasosz, Lomza Gubernia, Poland. We have lost touch with some of our relati

#latinamerica

Hello fellow researchers, My father's parents, Judes (Yehuda) PIENIONZEK (Caspi), and Raiza (Shoshana) GRINGRAS, were born in Wasosz, Lomza Gubernia, Poland. We have lost touch with some of our relati

#latinamerica

Dear DNA testing experts, My maternal family was >from Thessaloniki, Greece. My ggm's surname was BEJA. I also have a close friend named BEJA whose family came parents were friends, which increases th

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Dear DNA testing experts, My maternal family was >from Thessaloniki, Greece. My ggm's surname was BEJA. I also have a close friend named BEJA whose family came parents were friends, which increases th

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Thank you Itzhak and all the others who have answered my query publicly and privately. Since I have a purely maternal line to my ggm named BEJA, and my friend has a purely paternal line to his gf who

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Thank you Itzhak and all the others who have answered my query publicly and privately. Since I have a purely maternal line to my ggm named BEJA, and my friend has a purely paternal line to his gf who

#dna

Are you familiar with history Professor Zvi Yavetz of Tel Aviv University? I believe he was born in Czernowitz. http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/Jewish_Studies/yavetz.html Regards, Elan Caspi El Cerrito, CA

#romania

Are you familiar with history Professor Zvi Yavetz of Tel Aviv University? I believe he was born in Czernowitz. http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/Jewish_Studies/yavetz.html Regards, Elan Caspi El Cerrito, CA

#romania

Be careful about interpreting these FTDNA probabilities. If, for example, you know for sure >from documented evidence that you and the other person **do_not** share a common ancestor in the last 4 gen

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Be careful about interpreting these FTDNA probabilities. If, for example, you know for sure >from documented evidence that you and the other person **do_not** share a common ancestor in the last 4 gen

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On 2008.04.28, Bob Kosovsky <kos@...> asked: Bob, What you describe is entirely possible. With a 12 marker match, anything less than 11 matching markers is considered insignificant and is ignore

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On 2008.04.28, Bob Kosovsky <kos@...> asked: Bob, What you describe is entirely possible. With a 12 marker match, anything less than 11 matching markers is considered insignificant and is ignore

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Dear Sandra, The following web page should answer your question directly. http://www.familytreedna.com/GDRules_37.html Or look here for a more general tutorial: http://www.familytreedna.com/dna101.htm

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Dear Sandra, The following web page should answer your question directly. http://www.familytreedna.com/GDRules_37.html Or look here for a more general tutorial: http://www.familytreedna.com/dna101.htm

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Dear Greg, It looks to me like the names you quote are surnames, not patronyms. For example, if Jenta's father was Abram the record would say Jenta Abramowna, not Jenta z Abramow. Abramow is most like

#poland

Dear Greg, It looks to me like the names you quote are surnames, not patronyms. For example, if Jenta's father was Abram the record would say Jenta Abramowna, not Jenta z Abramow. Abramow is most like

#poland

On 2008.07.31, Sandra Krisch <Sandra@...> wrote, Dear Sandra, I can't answer your very specific question, but I think I can give you a good, more general, answer. Without evaluating the specific

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On 2008.07.31, Sandra Krisch <Sandra@...> wrote, Dear Sandra, I can't answer your very specific question, but I think I can give you a good, more general, answer. Without evaluating the specific

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