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Sharan E. Newman
I haven't posted in a long time but just had a breakthrough. I'm looking
for descendants of Judah Arnoldi and johanna Drucker. Judah was married first to another Hannah and they had at least one son, Lewin. My line is through the second marriage. At least two of the children, Henrietta (Fischer) and Eva (Lissman) b. 1856, come to America. The other two, Samuel b. 1849, and Cecelia, stayed in Stettin (I thought) but Samuel's son, Erich, also came in the early 1900s I have Erichs address in Stetting, but now find that part of the family might have come >from Stolp or Preußisch Friedland (Debrzno), Pomerania, Germany (Poland) If anyone knows of this family or how I can access and Jewish records from these places, I would be very grateful. I read Gothic German, if I must and the handwriting isn?t too awful. I can't read Yiddish. Thank you, Sharan Newman sharan@hevanet.com MODERATOR NOTE: GerSIG Email guidelines: http://www.jewishgen.org/GerSIG/email.htm#rules FAMILY NAMES - Family names (surnames) of people you are researching should be written in ALL UPPER CASE characters every time they appear in any part of your Email to GerSIG. Example: Albert EINSTEIN, Ulm, Germany. ***Don't use ALL CAPITALS for any other words in your Email*** SUBJECT LINE - Your subject line should give readers an idea of the content of your message. It should be like a newspaper headline.
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