[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Genealogical Thanksgiving

Karl Krueger dabookk54 at yahoo.com
Wed Nov 22 20:09:28 PST 2006


I have seen the name Villiwock on a record - as a witness I believe.

Marlo50 <Marlo50 at bex.net> wrote:  Jerry, ok, so I will jump in. I have been researching my husband's family 
since1978, names are Loroff, Villwock, Schwochow. I have belonged to this 
group for a long time, and never have I seen those names. Isn't it strange 
that someone isn't researching at least one of them?
Just thought I would throw them out.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Margaret
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jerry Frank" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2006 5:20 PM
Subject: [Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Genealogical Thanksgiving


> As we approach the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday (or on any country's 
> thanksgiving celebration) we might often direct our attention to our 
> ancestors and be thankful for their presence and impact on our lives. I 
> would like to compliment such thoughts with reasons to be thankful for 
> events in the here and now.
>
> There is a Biblical story about 10 lepers who were healed by Jesus. Only 
> one turned back to give Him thanks. The ratio is probably about the same 
> for notes of thanks on most genealogy bulletin boards and mailing lists 
> (perhaps a bit better on our mailing list). If you have forgotten or 
> neglected to thank someone who has helped you in your genealogical 
> journey, why not take a few moments during the next few days to do so? 
> Even if someone offered suggestions that were not of direct help to you, 
> they still took time and effort to try. Thank them for that too. 
> (Remember to send your notes privately and not by way of the list, unless 
> it is a generic thank you to the list in general.)
>
> And please allow me this opportunity to thank each and every one of you 
> for your contributions to this mailing list. I subscribe to or monitor 
> the archives of several other lists and boards. Ours is, by far, one 
> f - the most helpful; the most properly utilized; the most respectful; 
> the least controversial. It is a pleasure to administer this list on 
> behalf of SGGEE.
>
> For your info, we now have over 530 subscribers who read the mail 
> regularly. We've probably only heard from a quarter of you so please feel 
> free to jump in, ask questions, and respond to queries.
>
>
> Jerry Frank
> List Administrator
>
>
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