Thank you for hearing me out and if it were as easy as just switching sites I may have done that, but after inputting a thousand people and a thousand photos and invited and joined dozens of cousins I don’t have the strength to move it, and at least as much energy to get my living relatives on as it is for them as well as the memory of my loved ones that I do it. And already some of my relatives have been using my tree as a base for their relatives. It’s too far along. I’m glad to have the Golditch tree fleshed out due to Susie’s work, my dad loved Mortie and my mom is good friends with Rita. That’s work I don’t have to do thank you. At this point I’d just like to have some notice before attachments and adjustments are made to my tree in the future, permissions should be made to make any changes.
As for Dan, he was born in the same place as his younger brother, Bessarabia. The Orgheve/Telenisti area. He was a little bit nutty, and when he reached adulthood stared to report his birth place as various different places. New York, England, etc. But all records reported by his parents including in arrival in America are the accurate reports. It's the profile I found in ancestry that is the most upsetting. He, his wife, son and daughter are listed in the family tree of a woman in Texas. They have his daughter Gertie getting married, having a child and then dying in Kentucky. Gertie never married and never had children and died not long a resident of the Menorah House in Oak Park, MI. She never married in large part because she devoted her personal life to the care of her brother Sam who was not able to an independent adult. Before she died my dad (her first cousin) and their other first cousins had her inducted into the Jewish Veterans of Foreign Wars and had a little ceremony for her at the Menorah house. But this lady in ancestry who hasn’t replied to my (probably hysterical) messages, has both a 1920 and 30 census as proof. The census of Dan’s family when they lived alone and the one when they still lived with my great grandmother, grandmother and great aunt.