Lovely picture on the music box. Everyone should *be sure* to click on the link and select the music box so they can see. Charming!!! > SWISS MADE MUSIC BOX, WOODEN, PLAYS NACH REGEN SCHEINT DIE SONNE WEGGISERLIED, MFG. CUENDET, SWITZERLAND. (5 3/4"x 3/3/4" x 2 1/2" h.) > $ 45.00 > http://www.tomsauction.com/collectibles.html > see item #4 > > Don't forget to click on the picture > Dave > -----Original Message----- > From: Christof Schick > > Dear John, > > Possible your music box plays the sond "Vo Lozärn gäge Wäggis zue". > English title would be something like "From Lucerne towards Weggis". > Weggis is a small town about 20 miles sse of Lucerne in central > Switzerland. > > I tried to find the melody on the internet but unfortunately I was not > successful. Maybee someone else on the list knows a page with this > melody. > Christof > > > Perhaps someone could help me solve a mystery. I have an old Swiss made > music box with the word "WEGGISERLIED" printed on the bottom. I assume > this is the song it plays, but I am curious about the word. I have not > been able to translate it from German. I wondered if it was the name of > a place in Switzerland, but cannot find it on any map. Does anyone know > what this word means?

In a message dated 9/5/02 6:44:46 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I am searching for information on my great-grandfather, John (Johannes) > Jenny born April 13, 1846. I am fairly certain that he was born in > Schwanden, Glarus and came to the U.S. in 1867. This is the closest on "Germans to America 1850-1874" [Broderbund Family Archive #355, Ed. 1, Passenger and Immigration Lists: Germans to America, 1850-1874, Internal Ref. #1.355.1.15951.6] Passenger's Name: Johann Jenny Age: 22 Last Residence: Germany Date of Arrival: Nov 22, 1867 Final Destination: United States Ship's Name: Baltic Port of Embarkation: Bremen Port of Debarkation: New York Bill Wells [email protected] Have a nice Day :-) Researching: WELLS, England > Canada > MI FLEMMING, Prussia > MI DUEWEKE, KOENIG, Germany > MI MERO/MEREAU/AMIREAU/AMIRAULT, France > Canada > MI PETIPREN/PETITPREN/PETIPRIN/PETITPRIN, Switzerland > MI

When I read this thread, I recalled a folk song that starts "When you go to the Weggis Fair," and has a yodel in it. So I looked up "Weggis Fair" on the internet and found it! The song is called "Weggis Fair" and can be heard at http://www.smickandsmodoo.com/aaa/oktoberfest/oktoberfest.htm Have fun! Cheers, Judy ----- Original Message ----- Possible your music box plays the sond "Vo Lozärn gäge Wäggis zue". English title would be something like "From Lucerne towards Weggis". Weggis is a small town about 20 miles sse of Lucerne in central Switzerland. I tried to find the melody on the internet but unfortunately I was not successful. Maybee someone else on the list knows a page with this melody. Wish you a nice weekend! Christof -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: John Liccardi [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 5. September 2002 19:01 An: [email protected] Betreff: [SWITZ] Weggiserlied Perhaps someone could help me solve a mystery. I have an old Swiss made music box with the word "WEGGISERLIED" printed on the bottom. I assume this is the song it plays, but I am curious about the word. I have not been able to translate it from German. I wondered if it was the name of a place in Switzerland, but cannot find it on any map. Does anyone know what this word means? Thanks for your help. John ==== SWITZERLAND Mailing List ==== Going on vacation? Gone longer than 4 days? Go to http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CHE/SWITZERLAND.html to unsubscribe ==== SWITZERLAND Mailing List ==== Going on vacation? Gone longer than 4 days? Go to http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CHE/SWITZERLAND.html to unsubscribe

Dear John and list, The Jenny name is certainly a familiar Glarner name, so whatever evidence you have that your ancestor was from Schwanden has a high probability of being true. The archives at Glarus are wonderful and have extensive genealogical records. If you can prove your connection to the ancestor born in Glarus, you will likely be able to trace your family back to the 1600's. I have not done any research long distance with the Glarus archives, so perhaps someone else can help out here. The information on the Glarus archives linked through SwissGen shows the address to be: Landesarchiv des Kantons Glarus Gerichtshaus, Spielhof 6 8750 Glarus SWITZERLAND I would be interested to know what the current procedures and costs are for getting information by mail from this archive - so please share if you find out! Dana Durst Lawrence

Perhaps someone could help me solve a mystery. I have an old Swiss made music box with the word "WEGGISERLIED" printed on the bottom. I assume this is the song it plays, but I am curious about the word. I have not been able to translate it from German. I wondered if it was the name of a place in Switzerland, but cannot find it on any map. Does anyone know what this word means? Thanks for your help. John

SWISS MADE MUSIC BOX, WOODEN, PLAYS NACH REGEN SCHEINT DIE SONNE WEGGISERLIED, MFG. CUENDET, SWITZERLAND. (5 3/4"x 3/3/4" x 2 1/2" h.) $ 45.00 http://www.tomsauction.com/collectibles.html see item #4 Don't forget to click on the picture Dave -----Original Message----- From: Christof Schick [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 11:33 AM To: [email protected] Subject: AW: [SWITZ] Weggiserlied Dear John, Possible your music box plays the sond "Vo Lozärn gäge Wäggis zue". English title would be something like "From Lucerne towards Weggis". Weggis is a small town about 20 miles sse of Lucerne in central Switzerland. I tried to find the melody on the internet but unfortunately I was not successful. Maybee someone else on the list knows a page with this melody. Wish you a nice weekend! Christof -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: John Liccardi [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 5. September 2002 19:01 An: [email protected] Betreff: [SWITZ] Weggiserlied Perhaps someone could help me solve a mystery. I have an old Swiss made music box with the word "WEGGISERLIED" printed on the bottom. I assume this is the song it plays, but I am curious about the word. I have not been able to translate it from German. I wondered if it was the name of a place in Switzerland, but cannot find it on any map. Does anyone know what this word means? Thanks for your help. John

Hi John! Weggis is on the "Vierwaldstättersee" (or Lake of Luzern). Find the city of Luzern and then hop into the Lake and start sailing East/slightly veering south across the Lake you'll find Weggis, a little town. The song is an old Swiss folkssong and sings about taking a cruise on Vierwaldstättersee and reaching the various stopovers, like Weggis. "Vo Luzärn gägge Wäggis zua, yii-hollerodidiii, hollerollidiioo...." (from Luzern toward Weggis...... yodelling) "bruucht mer weder Strömpf no Schuäh, yiihollerodidii-yohooooh!" (you don't need stockings nor shoes... yodel....) .....[because you can go there by boat!] "Yuuuuudii-hollerodiioo, hollerodiiooo,hollerodiiooo! Yuuudi-hollerodiio, hollerodiidoo-yohoooo!" Well, thats only the first verse, but I bet Walter could show you where to find the whole song, maybe even acccompanied by sound! Sorry, my yodel interpretation is in Aargauer, and not Luzern dialect ! I do hope that all Swiss schoolchildren who still enjoy this unforgettable trip across on their "Heimattag" (a day to visit their homeland - a longstanding tradition for Swiss schools) still enjoy singing this fun ditty.... as they approach the landing steps of Weggis. Hanneli ----- Original Message ----- From: John Liccardi <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 10:01 AM Subject: [SWITZ] Weggiserlied > Perhaps someone could help me solve a mystery. I have an old Swiss made music box with the word "WEGGISERLIED" printed on the bottom. I assume this is the song it plays, but I am curious about the word. I have not been able to translate it from German. I wondered if it was the name of a place in Switzerland, but cannot find it on any map. Does anyone know what this word means? > > Thanks for your help. > > John > > > ==== SWITZERLAND Mailing List ==== > Going on vacation? Gone longer than 4 days? Go to > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CHE/SWITZERLAND.html > to unsubscribe >

I am searching for information on my great-grandfather, John (Johannes) Jenny born April 13, 1846. I am fairly certain that he was born in Schwanden, Glarus and came to the U.S. in 1867. Thank you John

Hello, I am requesting if there is anyone on this list that knows anything about the surname of Muhlemann from Switzerland. Could you please contact me? I am trying to find out about my great grand father, Henry Muhlemann from Switzerland. I am sorry I do not have an exact date either.. I know he married a women that was born in 1862 , but I believe he was quit a bit older than her, maybe being born in the late 1840's or early 1850's.. Thank you so much for reading this and for any information anyone may have on this surname. very grateful Marlene

You wrote: "the name Frederick is common, but Ulrich and Verena?....makes me think there is a connection)." Ulrich (nickname = Uli) and Verena (and variations Vrena, Frena, Vreni, Freni and others) ARE very common names in German speaking Switzerland. Regards, Paul >From: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [SWITZ] BLASER in Bern >Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2002 13:11:01 EDT > >In going through familysearch.com, I came across this family that has very >similar names....do not know how to contact the submitter, Dieter Christian >Blaser. Perhaps someone on this list knows him or has a connection to this >family (the name Frederick is common, but Ulrich and Verena?....makes me >think there is a connection). > >HIS FAMILY >1. Ulrich BLASER has Ancestral File number 580J-QP. >Ulrich BLASER and Maria MARTHALER had the following children: > > +2 i. Friedrich BLASER. > >2. Friedrich BLASER was born on 22 Dec 1834 in Muensingen, Bern, Swtz. He >was christened on 4 Jan 1835. He died on 18 Mar 1892. He has Ancestral >File >number 580K-63. > >He was married to Maria FUCHS on 10 Oct 1854. Maria FUCHS was born in 1834 >in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. She was christened on 2 Mar 1834. She died >on >25 Sep 1906 in Flamatt, Fribourg, Swtz. >Friedrich BLASER and Maria FUCHS had the following children: > > 3 i. Rudolf Albrecht BLASER was born on 22 May 1869 in Laupen, >Bern, >Swtz. He died on 7 Aug 1939 in Vicques, Bern, Swtz. > 4 ii. Samuel BLASER was born on 22 Dec 1854 in <Muensingen, Bern, >Swtz> >. He died on 24 Oct 1872. > 5 iii. Anna Maria BLASER was born on 26 Jan 1857 in <Muensingen, >Bern, Swtz>. > 6 iv. Anna Elisabeth BLASER was born on 12 Mar 1860 in <Muensingen, >Bern, Swtz>. > 7 v. Friedrich BLASER was born on 28 Dec 1861 in <Muensingen, Bern, >Swtz>. > 8 vi. Johannes BLASER was born on 28 Sep 1863 in <Muensingen, Bern, >Swtz>. > 9 vii. Karl BLASER was born on 19 Mar 1865 in <Muensingen, Bern, >Swtz>. He has Ancestral File number 580K-PN. > 10 viii. Rosina BLASER was born on 19 Dec 1867 in <Laupen, Bern, >Swtz> >. > 11 ix. Verena BLASER was born on 4 Apr 1873 in <Laupen, Bern, Swtz>. > 12 x. Alfred BLASER was born on 19 Jan 1877 in <Muensingen, Bern, >Swtz> >. He died on 20 Jan 1877. > >MY FAMILY >1. BLASER. The Swiss spelling needs confirmation: BLAESI is common in >italian speaking sections. > >BLASER had the following children: > > 2 i. Mary BLASER was born in Bern, Switzerland. She died in >Portland, >Multnomah, Oregon. She resided in Albuquerque, NM. > +3 ii. Frederick Ulrich BLASER. > >3. Frederick Ulrich BLASER was born in 1859 in Bern, Switzerland. He died >on 12 May 1920 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He was a machinist. > >He was married to Anna RASI (daughter of Mr. RASI). Anna RASI was born on >1 >May 1867 in Zurich, Switzerland. She died on 11 Aug 1949 in Portland, >Multnomah, Oregon. Anna had two sisters, Marie and Louise, who lived in >Besel, Switzerland. Frederick Ulrich BLASER and Anna RASI had the >following >children: > > +4 i. Anna BLASER. > +5 ii. Marie Lucia BLASER. > 6 iii. Fred BLASER > +7 iv. Ernest BLASER. > +8 v. Verena BLASER. > 9 vi. Louise BLASER > >4. Anna BLASER was born on 28 Jan 1887. She died in 1972 in Eugene, OR. >She was a bookkeeper and stenographer. > >5. Marie Lucia BLASER was born on 4 Feb 1888 in Portland, Multnomah, >Oregon. > She died on 2 Dec 1976 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. OCCUPATION: She >was >in millenery, a music teacher, and a housewife. > >7. Ernest BLASER was born on 28 Jul 1891. He died in 1958. He was a >machinist. > > >8. Verena BLASER was born on 12 Jun 1895. She died on 9 Mar 1938. >OCCUPATION: Bookeeper, stenographer. > > >Pete Hanson > > > > >==== SWITZERLAND Mailing List ==== >Swiss Resource Site >http://swiss.genealogy.net > _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

Thank you, Marjorie, for your recommendation. I've emailed Christian Heilmann and am waiting to hear from him. I so appreciate your help. Cheers, Judy ----- Original Message ----- Christian Heilmann at [email protected] has done a wonderful job of finding info in Oberentfelden Aargau for me. I would highly recommend him to anyone searching in that area. Good luck! Marjorie Gallagher ==== SWITZERLAND Mailing List ==== Going on vacation? Gone longer than 4 days? Go to http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CHE/SWITZERLAND.html to unsubscribe

In going through familysearch.com, I came across this family that has very similar names....do not know how to contact the submitter, Dieter Christian Blaser. Perhaps someone on this list knows him or has a connection to this family (the name Frederick is common, but Ulrich and Verena?....makes me think there is a connection). HIS FAMILY 1. Ulrich BLASER has Ancestral File number 580J-QP. Ulrich BLASER and Maria MARTHALER had the following children: +2 i. Friedrich BLASER. 2. Friedrich BLASER was born on 22 Dec 1834 in Muensingen, Bern, Swtz. He was christened on 4 Jan 1835. He died on 18 Mar 1892. He has Ancestral File number 580K-63. He was married to Maria FUCHS on 10 Oct 1854. Maria FUCHS was born in 1834 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. She was christened on 2 Mar 1834. She died on 25 Sep 1906 in Flamatt, Fribourg, Swtz. Friedrich BLASER and Maria FUCHS had the following children: 3 i. Rudolf Albrecht BLASER was born on 22 May 1869 in Laupen, Bern, Swtz. He died on 7 Aug 1939 in Vicques, Bern, Swtz. 4 ii. Samuel BLASER was born on 22 Dec 1854 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz> . He died on 24 Oct 1872. 5 iii. Anna Maria BLASER was born on 26 Jan 1857 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. 6 iv. Anna Elisabeth BLASER was born on 12 Mar 1860 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. 7 v. Friedrich BLASER was born on 28 Dec 1861 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. 8 vi. Johannes BLASER was born on 28 Sep 1863 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. 9 vii. Karl BLASER was born on 19 Mar 1865 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz>. He has Ancestral File number 580K-PN. 10 viii. Rosina BLASER was born on 19 Dec 1867 in <Laupen, Bern, Swtz> . 11 ix. Verena BLASER was born on 4 Apr 1873 in <Laupen, Bern, Swtz>. 12 x. Alfred BLASER was born on 19 Jan 1877 in <Muensingen, Bern, Swtz> . He died on 20 Jan 1877. MY FAMILY 1. BLASER. The Swiss spelling needs confirmation: BLAESI is common in italian speaking sections. BLASER had the following children: 2 i. Mary BLASER was born in Bern, Switzerland. She died in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. She resided in Albuquerque, NM. +3 ii. Frederick Ulrich BLASER. 3. Frederick Ulrich BLASER was born in 1859 in Bern, Switzerland. He died on 12 May 1920 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. He was a machinist. He was married to Anna RASI (daughter of Mr. RASI). Anna RASI was born on 1 May 1867 in Zurich, Switzerland. She died on 11 Aug 1949 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. Anna had two sisters, Marie and Louise, who lived in Besel, Switzerland. Frederick Ulrich BLASER and Anna RASI had the following children: +4 i. Anna BLASER. +5 ii. Marie Lucia BLASER. 6 iii. Fred BLASER +7 iv. Ernest BLASER. +8 v. Verena BLASER. 9 vi. Louise BLASER 4. Anna BLASER was born on 28 Jan 1887. She died in 1972 in Eugene, OR. She was a bookkeeper and stenographer. 5. Marie Lucia BLASER was born on 4 Feb 1888 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. She died on 2 Dec 1976 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon. OCCUPATION: She was in millenery, a music teacher, and a housewife. 7. Ernest BLASER was born on 28 Jul 1891. He died in 1958. He was a machinist. 8. Verena BLASER was born on 12 Jun 1895. She died on 9 Mar 1938. OCCUPATION: Bookeeper, stenographer. Pete Hanson

The easiest way would be to write a letter. I know, I know, so mundane and slow in this hurry it up electronic world of ours. To obtain the address of the submitter (but you probably already know it if you have his name), you must be on the "Individual Record" webpage http://www.familysearch.org/eng/Search/af/individual_record.asp?recid=4266502 which shows: Ulrich BLASER (AFN: 580J-QP) Pedigree Sex: M Family Event(s): Birth: 14 Jan 1787 <Schwarzenegg, Fribourg, Swtz> Christening: 14 Jan 1787 Death: 7 Jan 1858 Muhleburg, Bern, Swtz Parents: Father: Johannes BLASER (AFN: 580J-VD) Family Mother: Katharina KROPF (AFN: 580J-WK) Marriage(s): Spouse: Elisabeth BLUM (AFN: 580K-F9) Family Marriage: 10 Feb 1810 Spouse: Maria MARTHALER (AFN: 580K-D4) Family Marriage: 3 Mar 1826 Submitter(s): On the far right side opposite Submitter(s), click on Detail. This will bring up a new webpage showing the Submitter(s) address(es). Unfortunately the webpage does not show when the record was submitted. A check at http://www.whitepages.ch shows he is still living there. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 04, 2002 11:11 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [SWITZ] BLASER in Bern In going through familysearch.com, I came across this family that has very similar names....do not know how to contact the submitter, Dieter Christian Blaser. Perhaps someone on this list knows him or has a connection to this family (the name Frederick is common, but Ulrich and Verena?....makes me think there is a connection). [large snip]

Bonjour à tous, Je suis à la recherche de l'acte de naissance de mon arrière grand mère Anna Regula PATRICK. Elle est née à Zurich le 05 juin 1854 de Edouard PATRICK et Anna KUHN. Vivant en Turquie il m'est impossible de me déplacer en Suisse pour mes recherches. Je cherche donc quelqu'un qui aura l'amabilité d'aller aux archives pour moi. Merci par avance à tous ceux qui me répondront. Amicalement. Delphine Barlas Hello evrybody, I am still looking for the birth act of my grand-mother, Anna Regula PATRICK. She borned at Zürich june the 5th of 1854 Her father's name is Edouard and her mother's name is Anna Khun. As I live in Turkey, it is very difficult to go to Switzerland for my searches, so I am looking for someone who can go for me to the archives. Many thanks for your help. Friendly. Delphine Barlas

Hello Listers, I have 2 question. I have the LDS film from Biel, Canton Bern named "Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche Biel, Taufen 1848-1873". I have discovered an entry for Maria D"ATTWYLER related to my GGGrandfather, Jean Jacob D"ATTWYLER. Almost all the entries have the Father and Mother using the fathers surname. But Maria's entry has no father's surname, only mothers surname. Is the baby illegitimate? I have tried reading the script without success. Can someone tell what the writing says? I have scan it and I would send it as a JPEG or BPM file. Alan Rossing, Monterey, California, USA

posting again to see if any new connections: Lorenzo CASA LUORI was italian noblemen who emigrated to Domat, Graubunden around 1750. Georg Peter CALUORI and Marie Elisabeth Jörg (c:1770 Graubunden) Johann Peter CALUORI and Maria Anna Elisabeth THEUS (c:1800) Laurenz CALUORI and Anna Marie ZWYSSIG (c:1830; moved from Graubunden to Altdorf, Kanton Uri.) Peter CALUORI (b:1857 Altdorf, Uri) and Catherine SENN (b:1855 Uriniberg, Schweiz) Theodore Peter CALOURI (b:1883 Buffalo, NY returned to Altdorf) and Marie Lucia BLASER (b:1888 Portland, OR). Marie's parents were Frederick Ulrich BLASER (b:1859 Bern) and Anna RASI (b:1867 Zurich). Peter Hanson

I am researching the Waelty, Waelti, Waelte [ae=a with umlaut] families who emigrated from Switzerland to Germany or America in the 18th century. I am especially interested in any information on Christian Waelty and Jacob Waelti or other families of the Shofltland, Canton Aargau area who emigrated to the Zweibrucken Germany area about 1705. I am also researching the immigrants on the ship St. Andrew that arrived in Philadelphia PA in August 1750. Many names are also in the church records of the Germantown Reformed Church (suburb of Philadelphia) and First Reformed Church of Philadelphia PA. Caspar Waldy who may be my ancestor was on board along with Swiss immigrants from the region northeast of Zurich and the region north of Bern. I believe the Swiss origins of at least 12 of the 102 adult passengers can be identified and possibly several others. The pastor at Germantown Reformed Church from 1753-1755 was Rev. Conrad Steiner from Winterthur. I am seeking information on these passengers and there Swiss origins. Dennis Welty

Bookmark: http://www.geocities.com/swissschmutz/chpostal-count.html or just type in swiss villages in google to get the link to it. The website above shows the canton for Elgg is ZH: 8353 ZH Elgg and for Sirnach is TG: 8370 TG Sirnach http://www.google.com finds the webpages for each: Elgg: http://www.elgg.ch/ Sirnach: http://www.sirnach.ch/ We've come a long way since I've been reading posts on this list. Most towns in Switzerland have their own webpage, etc. The Zivilstandamt e-mail address is left as an exercise for the requestor. But let others know how easy / difficult it was to find it. Best wishes, Dave -----Original Message----- From: Dave Johnson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, August 30, 2002 11:37 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [SWITZ] Cities and their Cantons Does anyone know the Canton for city if Elgg and Sirnach? and do they have an email address for the Zivil Office. Thank you. David

Does anyone know the Canton for city if Elgg and Sirnach? and do they have an email address for the Zivil Office. Thank you. David --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes

Grauwiler are (and have been since before 1800) citizens of Eptingen and Lausen, both Basel-Landschaft. In 1881 the first family member was granted Basel-Stadt citizenship. Check the links on http://swiss.genealogy.net/kibu/blkbinde.htm for addresses of civil registry offices. As he emigrated in 1854 (reminder - these offices were set up in 1876) they might not have data on him - so church records may have to be checked - check http://swiss.genealogy.net/kibu/blk_a-z.htm and/or http://swiss.genealogy.net/ldsloc-m.htm for the films available at FHCs. Best regards - Wolf > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] > Gesendet: Montag, 26. August 2002 18:44 > > Hi Listers, > > This is a marvelous list--I've learned so much from everyone. :o) > > One of our FHC staffers is starting his Swiss line and needs > some help. He is looking for a Grauwiller family from Basel. > He isn't sure if it is Basel-land or Basel-stadt. His Johann > Grauwiller was born August 1831 and emigated to the US in > about 1854. > > Any hints or ideas on who he can contact in that area? He is > not "on-line" at home and really doesn't want to rely on the > computer too much. (A thorough researcher but not converted > to technology yet.) Sounds like he'll be doing most searches > via FHC resources and by post. > > Any addresses of offices, or ideas about Grauwillers would be > most appreciated. > > Many thanks. > Sharon Umiker > Buffalo, New York (Umiker line from Thalheim, Aargau) > > > --- Begin Attached Message--- > >My thanks to Wolf, who is always so knowledgeable and > >helpful. I think I speak for nearly everyone on the mail list > >in expressing my appreciation of him. [...] Thanks for the flowers ;-)))