[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Ger-Poland-Volhynia Digest, Vol 64, Issue 2

[Gary Warner]

Ann Rosemary,

Your email is very generic.   If you want this group to help you, you 
need to start with some very specific information about what you do 
know.   Since you say that the family came to the USA, then it makes 
sense to start with information sufficient that they can be found in the 
1930 and earlier censuses.   Also include full names and death dates 
that can be looked up in the USA social security death index.

Gary Warner

AnnRosemaryK at aol.com wrote:
> Greetings; In regards to this topic. I am a first generation American. My  
> parents although they spoke German would not let us kids learn any of it. Or  
> would they let us ask any questions about  their  being German.  There  is 
> french and polish in our family also..They came before world war  two to America. 
> SO they are now deceacesd and it is very hard to find a lot  of  information.As 
> far as trying to find even the actual true spelling of  my family   surname 
> is a mystery. It came from France, Loudion or  Loudvin. In Germany spelled 
> Lowin  Lovin, Lowien. So in parts of America  they pronounce it very diifferent. 
> Any help appricieated from the list members.  They lived in Babetia kries 
> sensburg and were Luthern , I have yet to find any  records from there.  Thanks: ANN
>
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