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1. [Armenia] Fwd: From Armenia/concerning WW II former soviet prisoner [1]
--part1_64.31784b91.2c2ae94c_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This came yesterday...Don't know what to make of it. Can anyone help Marine? --part1_64.31784b91.2c2ae94c_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: Received: from rly-xn05.mx.aol.com (rly-xn05.mail.aol.com [172.20.83.138]) by air-xn02.mail.aol.com (v94.1) with ESMTP id MAILINXN24-81c23ef8c447284; Tue, 24 Jun 2003 17:36:08 -0400 Re
2. [Armenia] America from the Great Depression to WWII [1]
Hello, The full title of the website is: America from the Great Depression to W.W.II: Black and white photographs from FSA-OWI, 1935-1945. Use the URL below to access the search engine: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/fsaquery.html Type "Armenian" in the box and 20 titles will show up. Locations include N. Andover, MA, and Durham, NC. Surnames include: Arakelian, Garabedian, Loosigian, Sarkisian and Asoian. Hope someone finds a relative! Mary Arikian Chaplain
3. [ARMENIA] Armenian Graves in Calcutta [1]
Dear All, I have uploaded a lot more Armenian graves in Calcutta onto my website. Tangra is 90% complete St. Gregory's is 100% complete. Use the link below and then the Pico search engine on that page. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chaterfamilytree/armenian-graves-an d-inscriptions-kolkata.htm Good luck! Liz Researching Chater in India and Hong Kong in 2007? Please go to www.chater-genealogy.com.
4. Re: [ARMENIA] New e-mail address. new family info [1]
My name is Marine I am From Yerevan/Armenian I can help my friend with our Armenian language also I can help with the family names You look for. feel free ask what you want. Marine (it is my name and last name is Vahradyan) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robin VanBelleghem" To: "armenia list" Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 12:33 AM Subject: [ARMENIA] New e-mail address. new family info > Hello Everyone > > I am not new to the list, I am just using
5. [ARMENIA] AGABEG [1]
Hello Charles, My apologies if you have been trying to access my website, it is currently out of action. There is a Will lodged at the National Archives at Kew, London of one Aviet Agabeg Catalogue Reference: Prob 11/1828. In it he is described as a Merchant. He appointed his wife Hripsimah and his brother Lazar Agabeg Executors. He made the Will in 1926 and although there is no date of death (that I can see), it looks to me like he died in 1832. My own records indicate that I know of 3 separate Avi
6. [ARMENIA] AGABEG [1]
Hi Listers, While doing some research I came across the marriage of Welsh vocalist Sarah Edith WYNNE and Armenian-Indian lawyer Aviet AGABEG. I know a little about the WYNNEs but nothing about the AGABEGs. As far as I can work out Aviet was the son of a Joseph AGABEG of Calcutta. But I can only find the name Joseph AGABEG and no details. Obvious sites don't help, so I thought I would try you. I must emphasise that I am not related to either the WYNNEs (well not as far as I know, though my ancestors c
7. [ARMENIA] New e-mail address. new family info [1]
Hello Everyone I am not new to the list, I am just using a new e-mail address. I have found some new information on my family, so I thought maybe it is time to re-introduce myself. My name is Robin and I have been researching my ancestors for 15 years. Unfortunately I have not gotten very far with the Armenian side of my family tree. My grandparents came to Canada around 1915. My grandfathers name was Hrant Humpartzoomian(this spelling is now known to be wrong), Hrant(Thomas) was born abt 1896 in Azakpert,
8. Re: [ARMENIA] AGABEG [1]
Hi Liz, Thanks for the quick reply. Aviet AGABEG, who married Sarah Edith WYNNE, was an established Armenian-Indian barrister. He was the first recorded Asian to enter the Inner Temple of the Inns of Court in 1868 and wrote several important books on the Law. In 1897 he was back in India, presumably Calcutta, and was waiting for his wife to join him. Sadly she died suddenly just before she planned to leave. Aviet is recorded as being born in 1845 and the son of a Joseph AGABEG. He could be the broth
9. Re: ARMENIA-D Digest V99 #19 Blue Eyes [1]
Joe, My husband's aunt had blue eyes, but she was half Russia. Her father was an interpreter and lived very close to the Russian/Armenian border (this is back about 1900). I don't now recall the circumstances, but some expediency required his having a foreign wife, so he crossed the border and married the first Russian woman he saw. And if you have ancestors from Constantinople, there was a large Viking contingent that settled in that area in the 12th or 13th century (when they were also busy settlin
10. Blue Eyes. [1]
Was doing a genitic, lineage chart, when it hit me that my full blooded Armenian Grandmother had Blue eyes. Now I recall that her mother had brown eyes. But; I know that her mother would have had to have had a recessive blue eye gene, at the least , for her daughter to have blue eyes. So my question is: how many Armenians ( full blooded, not muts like me) have blue eyes? Joe Kendall seeking Bejanian, and Tamookian in Tiflis, Odessa, and Constantinople ( or anywhere for that matter). _____________________
11. URFA, ARMENIA NOW TURKEY [1]
Hi Listers, We're looking for any information available on my husband's roots in Urfa, Armenia, now part of Turkey. His father was Levon Yotneghparian, whose surname was changed to Kachadourian to disguise his relationship with the Armenian hero Mgrdich Yotneghparian, and he was born 12 Mar 1890 in Ourfa. His mother was Gassia Krikorian b. 7 Feb 1897 in Ourfa, Turkey. Both his parents emigrated to Germany, where they met and were married. Any information on the Yotneghparian, Kachadourian and Krikori
12. Old Book Information [1]
As I mentioned before, I have this old book about Armenia and so I thought I better give the reference information here now before I pack it up with all the other stuff going into storage due to our impending move. Ken Davidian -------------------------------- Title: Armenia and Her People Author: Rev. George H. Filian Title Page: Armenia and Her People or The Story of Armenia by an Armenian A description of the land of Armenia: its ancient and modern history: its physical features; its people, their
13. Re: Looking for any family [1]
Hello Robin, My husband's father, born 1895, also came from Turkey to Brantford, probably around the same time as your grandfather. He had relatives in Brantford at that time and also afterward. We have a friend who was born in Brantford and lived there for many years before immigrating. She lives not far from us and we will send her your message to find out if she knows anything about your grandfather's hometown. Her family may have known him. Patt Bedrosian
14. Reschiglian [1]
Hello to the list: Does any one have any information on the name RESCHIGLIAN?? It is my mother's maiden name. She is still alive and came over to the USA from Northern Italy (Padua/Padova). I have information on her family that she remembers, but that is very limited and sketchy. Would appreciate any help! Thank you, Lisa Hoegerman Southern CA, USA
15. I'm Moving! [1]
Dear List-Members: I've been watching the traffic on this list, and it's good to see messages go back and forth from time to time... I've been meaning to post that I received an old book (pre-1900) which talks about the Armenians in Turkey, but I don't have all the specific info on it right now to post here. What I wanted to post was a message that I'll be moving from the US to Germany very soon. I might be out of contact with this list for a while, but the messages will (at least) pile up in my Yahoo!
16. Looking for any family [1]
Hi Everyone My name is Robin, and I am trying to find someone who may know about the town where my grandfather was born. My grandfathers name was Hrant Humpartzoomian or Hampartzoumian born 1896 in Astagbert, Keghi, Erzurum, I am not sure if this is the exact spelling of the town. The only information I had on this town was a translation off my grandfathers grave stone, which was the village of the stars. Hrant fled from Turkey to Canada and settled in Brantford, Ontario, date unknown. I am wondering if an
17. DERDERIAN, OUZINIAN and related lines [1]
I am new to the list. These are the Armenian names in my husband's family tree: DERDERIAN, OUZINIAN, TATIROSSIAN, SUMERGASHIAN, MARKARIAN (MARKAY), TORIGIAN, PARIGIAN, KAZANJIAN, OUNJIAN, HAGOPIAN, JAFFARIAN, KRIKORIAN, BAGDASERIAN, BABIKIAN, POSTIAN, TERZIAN. The first six names are the earliest generations on which we have information, dating back to the late 1800's. These early ancestors were all from Adana and moved to Watertown, Massachusetts and the New York City/New Jersey area. I would be interest
18. New Information [1]
Hello All, Is this the first message to the list in the New Year? I recently found a piece of paper on which someone had written the names of my great-grandparents. The maiden name of my great-grandmother is different from what I had been told. If I have deciphered the handwriting correctly the names are: Hagopjon ARIKIAN and Loocin SALBARZARIAN. My grandfather's name was written as Minazagun ARIKIAN (He was known as Minas). There was also another child's name as Olsona. My questions are: 1. Is SALBA
19. Naturalization/1909 Passenger List [1]
I have a copy of my Armenian grandfather's (surname KARAKASHIAN) Decl of Intention for Naturalization from NYC dated Dec 9 1920 in which he lists the ship 'Martha Washington' arriving port of NY in June (day unreadable) 1909. I have searched the Ellis Ilsand Data Base and have not been able to find his name. I tried numerous spellings. I also checked the "SS Martha Washington" Passenger Manifest (which arrived June 14/15 1909) scanned pages on the Interenet and have not been able to find him. My grandfat
20. Re: Naturalization/1909 Passenger List [1]
Hi Dayne What was his first name? I can do some poking on Ellis Island site - Unbelievable the variations in spelling (mostly because of illegible manifests) that I found for Ohanian/Aharonian/Aronian etc family names! Margaret Chevian / Providence RI On Mon, 25 Feb 2002, dayne wrote: > I have a copy of my Armenian grandfather's (surname KARAKASHIAN) Decl of > Intention for Naturalization from NYC dated Dec 9 1920 in which he lists the > ship 'Martha Washington' arriving port of NY in June (day unre
21. My Family [1]
Hi Looking for any connection to Aviet & Arathoon Regards Charlie Clark www.charlie-clark.co.uk/family_tree.htm --------------------------------- ALL-NEW Yahoo! Messenger - sooooo many all-new ways to express yourself
22. Re: [Armenia] My Family [1]
Hello Charlie I myself have seen the names Avetian and Aratoonian when I was growing up. I see though that the surnames you are reasearching have a number of folks in the Bengal,India and Asia region. The IGI has a some people with the surnames you are looking for. http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp I have noticed Arathoon Family Forum at Genforum, not much on it but its a start. http://genforum.genealogy.com/arathoon/ This site has some Arathoons as well as other Armenians htt
23. [ARMENIA] Armenian Holy Church of Nazareth, Calcutta, Register of Baptisms November 1793 and October 1859 [1]
Dear Listers, I can now report that following nearly 2 years of transcription work and translation from Armenian to English, the early baptism register for the Armenian Church in Calcutta for the period November 1793 to October 1859 has now been completed and is on the fibis website in its entirety for all to access. www.fibis.org. I believe this is the first time that the whole register has been translated into English, so it will hopefully give your Armenian genealogy research a boost, I sincerely hope
24. Re: [ARMENIA] Armenian Holy Church of Nazareth, Calcutta/ spelling of names [1]
This is simply an issue of transliteration. Armenian names are spelled in Armenian, thus any rendering of those names in English (or other languages) requires a transliteration that can vary depending on location. Note that my name is spelled "yan" and truthfully I believe this was done solely for aesthetics (i.e. "aya" versus "aia"). George Aghjayan > >God bless you for making this available to all of us! I can't imagine the >time and effort this must have taken! > >I have a question regarding the
25. [ARMENIA] Armenian Graves in Tangra Calcutta - update [1]
Dear Listers, I have now uploaded approximately 300 graves and inscriptions from the Tangra Cemetery. Link below. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~chaterfamilytree/tangra-graves-and- inscriptions.htm Best wishes Liz Researching Chater in India and Hong Kong in 2007? Please go to www.chater-genealogy.com.
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