Tag Archives: autosomal DNA

Who Am I? What is My Name? Part II – Pnina, Wolfgang, and the Warsaw Ghetto

Posted on December 12, 2012 by identifinders

Convinced that my surname was Rebhun, I contacted Rebhuns around the world. Though the BBC, CNN, and the international press featured my quest, I initially received no responses. Finally in March 1997, the Munich Red Cross relayed a reply from … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Birth Parents, Historical Identifications, Holocaust Project | Tagged Adela Rebhun, autosomal DNA, Barbara Weglinski, Barbara Wenglinski, Birth Parents, Bogdan Kazcmarek, Charlotta Rebhun, Child Survivor Holocaust, DNA Identification, Eva Floersheim, Forensic Genealogy, Gertrude Spyra, Holocaust Anniversary Day, Identifinders, Jewish Central Committee, Jewish Historical Institute, Missig Identity, mitochondrial DNA, mtDNA, Munich Red Cross, Otwoc Orphanage, Pnina Gutman, Poland, Sierakow, Sonia Spyra, Survivor, Unidentified, Warsaw, Warsaw Ghetto, Warsaw Uprising, Wolfgang Rebhun | Leave a comment

Who Am I, What Is My Name? Part I – Pnina, Otwoc, and the Kazcmareks

Posted on December 10, 2012 by identifinders

My name is Pnina Gutman. I am 70 years old. I began the search for my biological identity in April 1996. I called this project “Who am I what’s my name?” I came to Israel from Poland at the age … Continue reading →

Posted in Finding Birth Parents, Historical Identifications, Holocaust Project | Tagged Adela Rebhun, autosomal DNA, Barbara Weglinski, Barbara Wenglinski, Birth Parents, Bogdan Kazcmarek, Charlotta Rebhun, Child Survivor Holocaust, DNA Identification, Eva Floersheim, Forensic Genealogy, Gertrude Spyra, Holocaust Anniversary Day, Identifinders, Jewish Central Committee, Jewish Historical Institute, Missig Identity, Munich Red Cross, Otwoc Orphanage, Pnina Gutman, Poland, Sierakow, Sonia Spyra, Survivor, Warsaw, Warsaw Ghetto, Warsaw Uprising, Wolfgang Rebhun | 1 Comment

Benjaman’s 23 and Me Matches

Posted on December 9, 2010 by identifinders

Benjaman Kyle is the adopted name of an amnesiac who was found near Savannah, GA in August 2004. (See his Wikipedia page for more details.) Since recovering from a severe beating that left him unconscious, he cannot remember who he … Continue reading →

Posted in Benjaman Kyle | Tagged 23andMe, 3rd cousins, 4th cousins, 5th cousins, amnesia, Amnesiac, autosomal DNA, Benjaman Kyle, DNA Identification, DNA matches, Forensic Genealogy, Greenville SC, Identifinders, Indianapolis, Missing Persons, Saluda SC, Savannah, Unidentified | 9 Comments

Tag Archives: autosomal DNA

Who Am I? What is My Name? Part II – Pnina, Wolfgang, and the Warsaw Ghetto

Who Am I, What Is My Name? Part I – Pnina, Otwoc, and the Kazcmareks

Benjaman’s 23 and Me Matches

Recent Posts

Archives

Categories

Meta

Email Subscription

Follow “Identifinders' Blog”