FORELL of Glatz, Silesia; Holleschau, Moravia and Vienna #germany
Celia Male <celiamale@...>
I am often in quandary when it comes to cross-SIG postings, but when I
researched this FORELL tombstone in Holleschau, Moravia:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cam37/1845370456/
I found it was a rare name and mercifully there were few holocaust victims
listed on Yad Vashem. I have added links under the tombstone picture.
I checked the FTJP and JGFF and message archives and found four Ger-SIG
messages in 1998-2001 >from Vivian Salama about her Glatz/Klodzko {Silesian}
FORELL relatives. They are obviously the ones listed in the FTJP and JGFF.
re Glatz/Klodzko: there was obviously a pretty close relationship with Bohemia
noted here - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_of_Glatz
Moravia is not mentioned, but I think we can assume Moravia also came into
the picture.
I do wonder now if this Moravian family came >from Silesia or perhaps the
Silesian family came >from Moravia? Migration between the two territories
was quite common.
If anyone can decipher the Hebrew on the tombstone, we might learn more.
Eleven years may be a long time to wait for a link, but perhaps, at last,
here is a clue, however tenuous, for Vivian [btw I am not related!].
Celia Male - London U.K celiamale@...
researched this FORELL tombstone in Holleschau, Moravia:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cam37/1845370456/
I found it was a rare name and mercifully there were few holocaust victims
listed on Yad Vashem. I have added links under the tombstone picture.
I checked the FTJP and JGFF and message archives and found four Ger-SIG
messages in 1998-2001 >from Vivian Salama about her Glatz/Klodzko {Silesian}
FORELL relatives. They are obviously the ones listed in the FTJP and JGFF.
re Glatz/Klodzko: there was obviously a pretty close relationship with Bohemia
noted here - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_of_Glatz
Moravia is not mentioned, but I think we can assume Moravia also came into
the picture.
I do wonder now if this Moravian family came >from Silesia or perhaps the
Silesian family came >from Moravia? Migration between the two territories
was quite common.
If anyone can decipher the Hebrew on the tombstone, we might learn more.
Eleven years may be a long time to wait for a link, but perhaps, at last,
here is a clue, however tenuous, for Vivian [btw I am not related!].
Celia Male - London U.K celiamale@...