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2022 Summer Issue
Pyritz, Newstettin and Danzig are the focus of Die Pommerschen Leute in the 2022 Summer issue.
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Upcoming Events
 PSIG Webinar - August 6, 2022
"German Emigration in the 19th Century" (includes all German states/regions with an emphasis on Pomerania) presented by Andrea Bentschneider. Andrea is a professional genealogist in Hamburg, Germany. She and her team at Beyond History offer contract research in Germany and the former Eastern territories upon request. Her business includes the following research: World War I/II, emigration, Jewish genealogy, ancestor, living relatives and citizenship applications. Click here to register.
jamboree 2022 - August 2022
Three online, virtual conferences hosted by the Southern California Genealogical Society will be held the last two weeks in August. Registration is open now. Link to conference website.
PSIG Webinar - October 15, 2022
"A Day in the Life of Your German Ancestor" presented by Roger Minert. More detail will follow later.
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Full Name ..... Item - Submitter Numbers
LICHTFUSS, Anna ... 921-843
LICHTFUSS, Elizabeth ... 1133-843
LICHTFUSS, Elma ... 1133-843
LICHTFUSS, Gustav ... 1133-843
LICHTFUSS, Lillian ... 1133-843
LICHTFUSS, Marie ... 1133-843
LICHTFUSS, Martha ... 1133-843
LICHTWART, ... 2856-867
LICK, Bertha ... 3749-2173
LICK, Louise ... 650-365
LICKAS, Anna ... 158-191
LICKAS, Christian ... 158-191
LICKAS, Elizabeth ... 158-191
LICKAS, Kathrina ... 158-191
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Pomeranian Immigrants To America
Who Were They? Why Did They Come? Where Did They Settle?
Myron Gruenwald, founder of "Die Pommerschen Leute",
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PSIG Pomeranian Book Collection
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Pomerania and Germany
During the last half of the 19th century when Pomeranians were emigrating to America.
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