Both Pauline Cooper Rebmann (died june 1948) and Godfrey R, Rebmann
(died April 30,1947) died in Philadelphia I need a philadelphia
researcher who has access to the Philadelphia Inquirer and Evening
Bulletin who can help me on exactly what was said in the obits.

12-6-2002

You can visit the website www.rootsweb.com, click on the MESSAGE
BOARDS link, and enter "Philadelphia County" on the FIND A MESSAGE
BOARD link, and post your query to request the obits there.  A local
genealogical researcher in Philadelphia who has access to back issues
of the newspaper can do the lookup for free or for very little charge.
 Can also visit the website www.raogk.com and find a genealogical
researcher in Philadelphia county who does free lookups whom you can
contact by e-mail.

SINCERELY,
4keith-ga

I checked both webb sites. The roots one seems to have very little
action not many postings in 6 months. the other is not free which they
say right off the top, in that you give an equal amount of time as
such where you live in the USA. I do not live in the USA so that will
not work. Is there a list of paid geneologists in the Philadelphia
area that perhaps I could choose one do this one job. THank you
Celtic-ga

Hello celtic,

I have found you a list of genealogists as requested:
http://www.pagenweb.org/genealogist.html

I have put this in as a comment, since it does not answer your original question.

12-7-2002

If you have not already gotten access to the information you seek,
please consider contacting the "GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA"
in Philadelphia (go to www.yahoo.com and do a search to find their
website) and/or call or write the PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER newspaper
(website www.philly.com) to inquire where you can find the back issues
you are looking for.  Many times the local library or genealogical
society knows where to find the newspaper on microfilm.

SINCERELY,
4keith-ga