Comments on: Polish ancestors? Some essential resources http://genblog.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestry-some-essential/ Fri, 21 Sep 2012 06:22:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Helena http://genblog.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestry-some-essential/comment-page-1/#comment-832 Helena Sat, 16 Jul 2011 14:43:23 +0000 http://blog-gen.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestors-some-essential-resources/#comment-832 I looking for any Kudrewicz who related to Michal(Michael) Kudrewich born Poland around 1830s. Helena K. Ireland I looking for any Kudrewicz who related to Michal(Michael) Kudrewich born Poland around 1830s. Helena K. Ireland

]]> By: Researching your Polish Family History - MyHeritage.com - English blog http://genblog.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestry-some-essential/comment-page-1/#comment-807 Researching your Polish Family History - MyHeritage.com - English blog Tue, 07 Jun 2011 22:24:29 +0000 http://blog-gen.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestors-some-essential-resources/#comment-807 [...] Here we have gathered a list of resources, which include a few genealogy blogs, societies and more to help you in your Polish family research. (This list is by no means complete, so please feel free to add your own suggestions to the comments section below.) Also, be sure to read Schelly's post on Polish family history and resources, Polish ancestors? Some essential resources. [...] [...] Here we have gathered a list of resources, which include a few genealogy blogs, societies and more to help you in your Polish family research. (This list is by no means complete, so please feel free to add your own suggestions to the comments section below.) Also, be sure to read Schelly's post on Polish family history and resources, Polish ancestors? Some essential resources. [...]

]]> By: Jim Kolak http://genblog.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestry-some-essential/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Jim Kolak Mon, 06 Apr 2009 18:38:56 +0000 http://blog-gen.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestors-some-essential-resources/#comment-23 Announcing iPGS, a new Polish genealogy website! Stasiu has a great new website on the internet for you - the internet Polish Genealogical Source (iPGS). Just click on: www.ipgs.us iPGS currently has over 4,000 plus new and old links that will quickly bring you to a wide variety of very useful Polish sources. Those numerous and well-organized internet links have been carefully selected to help you with your Polish research. Searching for Polish genealogical information is now very easy because this new website is designed to be fast and simple to use. One click on the home page immediately narrows your search to a country and a data region (national, state, or city). The next click gives you a choice of types of available information. Select one of them. Then, you will see a list of briefly described links. Start clicking the links that might help you. The iPGS website will continue to be improved. Iwona Dakiniewicz, our Polish Correspondent, has a large and growing list of cross-referenced towns and surnames that has been recently added to her home page. Please send this notice to people who are interested in Polish genealogy. Hoping that the internet Polish Genealogical Source will become a valuable and frequently visited location that will definitely help you with your own Polish research in many ways, Jim Kolak. Announcing iPGS, a new Polish genealogy website!

Stasiu has a great new website on the internet for you – the internet Polish Genealogical Source (iPGS). Just click on: http://www.ipgs.us iPGS currently has over 4,000 plus new and old links that will quickly bring you to a wide variety of very useful Polish sources. Those numerous and well-organized internet links have been carefully selected to help you with your Polish research. Searching for Polish genealogical information is now very easy because this new website is designed to be fast and simple to use. One click on the home page immediately narrows your search to a country and a data region (national, state, or city). The next click gives you a choice of types of available information. Select one of them. Then, you will see a list of briefly described links. Start clicking the links that might help you. The iPGS website will continue to be improved. Iwona Dakiniewicz, our Polish Correspondent, has a large and growing list of cross-referenced towns and surnames that has been recently added to her home page. Please send this notice to people who are interested in Polish genealogy. Hoping that the internet Polish Genealogical Source will become a valuable and frequently visited location that will definitely help you with your own Polish research in many ways, Jim Kolak.

]]> By: Jim Kolak http://genblog.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestry-some-essential/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Jim Kolak Mon, 22 Sep 2008 07:21:51 +0000 http://blog-gen.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestors-some-essential-resources/#comment-24 Announcing iPGS, a new Polish genealogy website! Stasiu has a great new website - the Internet Polish Genealogical Source (iPGS) www.ipgs.us iPGS currently has over 3,500 plus new and old links that will quickly bring you to a wide variety of very useful Polish sources. Those numerous and well-organized internet links have been carefully selected to help you with your Polish research. Searching for Polish genealogical information is now very easy because this new website is designed to be fast and simple to use. One click on the home page immediately narrows your search to a country and a data region (national, state, or city). The next click gives you a choice of types of available information. Select one of them. Then, you will see a list of briefly described links. Start clicking the links that might help you. The iPGS website will continue to be improved. Iwona Dakiniewicz, our Polish Correspondent, has a large and growing list of cross-referenced towns and surnames that has been recently added to her home page. Please send this notice to people who are interested in Polish genealogy. Thank you. Hoping that the internet Polish Genealogical Source will become a valuable and frequently visited location that will definitely help you with your own Polish research in many ways, Jim Kolak Announcing iPGS, a new Polish genealogy website!

Stasiu has a great new website – the Internet Polish Genealogical Source (iPGS) http://www.ipgs.us

iPGS currently has over 3,500 plus new and old links that will quickly bring you to a wide variety of very useful Polish sources.

Those numerous and well-organized internet links have been carefully selected to help you with your Polish research. Searching for Polish genealogical information is now very easy because this new website is designed to be fast and simple to use.

One click on the home page immediately narrows your search to a country and a data region (national, state, or city).

The next click gives you a choice of types of available information. Select one of them.

Then, you will see a list of briefly described links. Start clicking the links that might help you.

The iPGS website will continue to be improved. Iwona Dakiniewicz, our Polish Correspondent, has a large and growing list of cross-referenced towns and surnames that has been recently added to her home page.

Please send this notice to people who are interested in Polish genealogy. Thank you.

Hoping that the internet Polish Genealogical Source will become a valuable and frequently visited location that will definitely help you with your own Polish research in many ways,

Jim Kolak

]]> By: Shannon http://genblog.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestry-some-essential/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Shannon Wed, 12 Mar 2008 06:43:03 +0000 http://blog-gen.myheritage.com/2007/05/polish-ancestors-some-essential-resources/#comment-25 I would really like to hear from Willson family from Olkahoma. And I would like to hear from family members of the Aurand family out of Ill. I don't know that much on the Willson family and would like to know about them. Thanks, Shannon I would really like to hear from Willson family from Olkahoma. And I would like to hear from family members of the Aurand family out of Ill. I don’t know that much on the Willson family and would like to know about them.

Thanks,
Shannon

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