JRI Poland #Poland Fwd: Re: STOPNICE INFO / Kielce-Radom (K-R SIG Journal) #poland
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In reply to Ann Linder's two posts, please note the following:
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As per the announcement on the JRI-Poland and JewishGen mailing lists on 25th September, please note: * The K-R SIG web pages have now been integrated into the JRI-Poland website and all information related to the K-R SIG data is now available through a thumbnail link at the bottom of the JRI-Poland home page at www.jri-poland.org * All editions of the K-R SIG Journal have been scanned and are now online on the JRI-Poland web site. These journals may be freely downloaded as searchable PDF files. JRI-Poland is an independent non-profit tax-exempt Organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Under special arrangement, the JRI-Poland web site <www.jri-poland.org>, mailing list, and database are hosted by JewishGen. JRI-Poland data is displayed on JewishGen for the benefit of researchers and through contractual agreement. Stanley Diamond Excecutive Director, Jewish Records Indexing - Poland www.jri-poland.org
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From: Ann Linder <annlinder2009@...> To: JRI-Poland <jri-pl@...> Sent: Mon, Oct 26, 2009 5:06 pm Subject: [jri-pl] STOPNICE INFO can anyone advise how I can find/obtain the following? from jewishgen.org:Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume V, Number 2: Special section on Stopnica. The focus of several pieces in this issue is the town of Stopnica ("Stabnitz", in Yiddish), in southeastern Kielce gubernia. There has been no Yizkor Book published for Stopnica, and no extant vital records before 1875. But we have pulled together several diverse articles about Stopnica, translated >from Hebrew, Yiddish, and Polish: * A translation of the Stopnica article >from Yad Vashem's Hebrew-language Pinkas HaKehillot, ["Encyclopaedia of Jewish Communities"], Polen, Volume VII (Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 1999). The article is by Daniel Blatman, and was translated by Manuel Silver. * Alek Silver's "Memorial Anniversary for a Jewish Town in Poland", from the Yiddish magazine Der Onheib (Number 21, 1992), translatedby Mark Froimowitz; * A recollection of the extermination of the Jews of Stopnica, as told by a Polish witness, >from Kartki z przeszlosci ruchu ludowego w bylym powiecie stopnickim [Pages on the History of the Peasant Movement in the former Stopnica county] (Warszawa, 1965), by Franciszek Faliszewski, translated >from Polish by Halina Brown. * A transcription of the 1929 Business Directory entries for Stopnica, from Ksiega Adresowa Polski (Wraz z w.m. Gdanskiem) dla Handlu,Przemyslu Rzemiosl i Rolnictwa. -- Ann Linder Florida USA Researching In Sosnowice: WENGER, WEGIER var. In Stopnice & Nowe Korczyn: KAMIENIARZ , SZTEREN, FRYDMAN, ZYLBERBERG, SILBERBERG, ROTENBERG, NOZYC In UK: KAMINASH, LEVI, LEVY, KINSLER, KINCLER ----------original message----------------- [jri-pl] Index of Voter Lists: Stopnice From: Ann Linder <annlinder2009@...> annlinder2009@... To: JRI-Poland <jri-pl@...> Date: Tue, Oct 27, 2009 1:08 am I saw this on the jewishgen.org website and wondered how I could get access to it. Can someone advise? I am interested in Stopnice and Nowy Korczyn. Thanks. Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Contents of Volume One (1997) Fourth Issue: Index of all surnames >from voter lists and Yizkor books >from the four eastern districts of Kielce gubernia: Kielce, Jedrzejow, Pinczow and Stopnica. Compiled by Alexander Beider, nearly three thousand surnames are given, along with their sources: specific Yizkor books, and the number of voters with that surname in each district. Major towns included in these districts are: Bodzentyn, Busko-Zdroj, Checiny, Chmielnik, Daleszyce, Dzialoszyce, Jedrzejow, Kazimierza Wielka, Kielce, Koszyce, Kurozweki, Lopuszno, Malogoszcz, Nowy Korczyn, Pacanow, Pierzchnica, Pinczow, Piotrkowice, Sedziszow, Skalbmierz, Slupia, Sobkow, Stopnica, Suchedniow, Szydlow, Wislica, and Wodzislaw.
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