Jeremy, forgive me if I've missed something (I haven't been following this thread very well) but - have you tried CONTACTING the person with a tree "on the big A site" and asking the owner about their information and connections? You know, sometimes people "just accept information that looks probable" - I've been guilty of that myself! - but sometimes it turns out they have real first-hand knowledge, and if you ask them nicely they're usually very willing to share. Good luck. Martha jeremy frankel <jfrankel@lmi.net> 5/21/2013 12:32 PM: > Thanks to those of you who emailed and jogged my poor coffee-soddled > brain. This morning I found my way to the online database with the > Leeds cemeteries database and - duh - realized that Malki was Milly > (yes Jackye, I can hear your refrain - Jeremy, you're slipping!). > > STILL - and alas, her husband Philip is nowhere to be found though he > did die in Leeds in 1926. I am hoping (with all my fingers and toes > crossed) that there is a headstone floating aorund somewhere WITH > Hebrew inscription which will tell me his father's name. > > Reason being that someone else has a tree on the big A site (I keep > bumping into) and they go back another four generations, but I fail > to see the connection they make between Philip and the father they > claim. > > Many thanks again > > Jeremy >