A while back I posted a request for help via the newsgroups on how I could research a Jewish immigrant to Charleston, SC in about 1866 (my great-grandfather Simon LESSEL >from Posen, Prussia). My ISP

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A while back I posted a request for help via the newsgroups on how I could research a Jewish immigrant to Charleston, SC in about 1866 (my great-grandfather Simon LESSEL >from Posen, Prussia). My ISP

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Try www.googlemaps.com Meron Lavie From: Stuart Ungar [mailto:stuartungar@...] I have a WW 1 draft registration card >from my maternal grandfather, Julius Eisenberg. It lists both his place of resi

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Try www.googlemaps.com Meron Lavie From: Stuart Ungar [mailto:stuartungar@...] I have a WW 1 draft registration card >from my maternal grandfather, Julius Eisenberg. It lists both his place of resi

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I assume you already checked variant spellings of FLEISCHMANN. Also, you should take into consideration that given names were often "Americanized" once the immigrant settled-in. Channe could easily be

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I assume you already checked variant spellings of FLEISCHMANN. Also, you should take into consideration that given names were often "Americanized" once the immigrant settled-in. Channe could easily be

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I know a Romanian family in Israel named Zwilling. Meron Lavie

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I know a Romanian family in Israel named Zwilling. Meron Lavie

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If this is Hebrew, it means "lioness". I'm certain on this, as my last name is LAVIE, which means "lion". I find it difficult to believe that this was a Hebrew word, as the name is a modern Israeli na

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If this is Hebrew, it means "lioness". I'm certain on this, as my last name is LAVIE, which means "lion". I find it difficult to believe that this was a Hebrew word, as the name is a modern Israeli na

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After researching my family, it has become clear that quite a few of them were lying about immigration year (to appear as if they had arrived earlier). In addition, I noticed that quite a few male rel

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After researching my family, it has become clear that quite a few of them were lying about immigration year (to appear as if they had arrived earlier). In addition, I noticed that quite a few male rel

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I find the one-step tool uniformly accurate but also uniformly tricky. Aside only provides an approximation of street number location (which I discovered only the hard way), so if you used Google maps

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I find the one-step tool uniformly accurate but also uniformly tricky. Aside only provides an approximation of street number location (which I discovered only the hard way), so if you used Google maps

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I have been having an offline correspondence with someone >from the group who claims these are honest mistakes. However, I have found that the "honest mistakes" always made the date of immigration ear

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I have been having an offline correspondence with someone >from the group who claims these are honest mistakes. However, I have found that the "honest mistakes" always made the date of immigration ear

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My favorite story on the subject relates to a relative of mine who married the relative of a friend of mine - close to a century ago. The friend and I had no idea previously that we were related. So w

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My favorite story on the subject relates to a relative of mine who married the relative of a friend of mine - close to a century ago. The friend and I had no idea previously that we were related. So w

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I of course meant to say "the 'honest mistakes' always made the date of immigration earlier and the year of birth LATER". Don't drink and post to JewishGen at the same time... Lavie Meron Original Mes

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I of course meant to say "the 'honest mistakes' always made the date of immigration earlier and the year of birth LATER". Don't drink and post to JewishGen at the same time... Lavie Meron Original Mes

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