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Re: Cemetery Project and FTJP #general

Bernie Hirsch <bernie06@...>
 

when was the update? I have a copy of the 1998 version.

"Alan H. Rosen" wrote:

I understand that there was an updated version of the Cemetery Project of
the IAJGS. How can I obtain it? Also is there an update to the Family
Tree of the Jewish People?
--
Kind regards,
Bernie Hirsch
Trakai District Research Group - Alytus 1858 Revision List #general

Bernard Margolis <debmarg@...>
 

Sir or Madame;
On 22 Oct 2000, a message sent >from Robyn Perlin to your Group stating
that the Trakai District Research Group had made a contribution of 544 newly
acquired records.
This list includes the Town of Punia. Can I obtain either the entire
list or just that for Punia.
Is this clear enough?
Bernie
American Red Cross Tracing Service #general

Bernard Margolis <debmarg@...>
 

Dear Group
With great difficulty I am trying to contact the above '"subject".
Using the www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/#Holocaust, I was given 2 E-mail
addresses to contact. Both bounced.
Where do I appeal for help?
Bernie
Mass. Birth Certificates #general

Carol Raspler
 

I recently received a typed/computerized, certified copy of an 1898
birth record >from the Morrissey Boulevard Archives. Is this the
practice, or will they re-send a photocopy of the original certificate
upon request? The sheet sent to me even lists the Year, Volume, Page
and Number of the Certificate. Thanks to all, Carol Raspler, Delray
Beach, FL
Besarabia or Bessarabis? #general

Howard M. Kaplan <howardmk@...>
 

Can one of the JGen experts explain when,where and how long Bessarabia
(Besarabia?) existed and what (if any) major shtetls existed there? A
distaff 1920 census enumerator has my maternal, widowed GM as
originating in Besarabia. TIA.
Howard M. Kaplan
Colorado
Re: Terespol , ? #general

BonnieCohn@...
 

Dear Barbara,
My grandfather came >from Tiraspol. It is a city in southeast
Moldova. It is not very far >from Kishinev. My grandfather left
after the pogram in Kishinev sometime in 1903. Perhaps this is
the town that you are looking for.
Bonnie Cohn
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Cemetery Project and FTJP #general

Bernie Hirsch <bernie06@...>
 

when was the update? I have a copy of the 1998 version.

"Alan H. Rosen" wrote:

I understand that there was an updated version of the Cemetery Project of
the IAJGS. How can I obtain it? Also is there an update to the Family
Tree of the Jewish People?
--
Kind regards,
Bernie Hirsch
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Trakai District Research Group - Alytus 1858 Revision List #general

Bernard Margolis <debmarg@...>
 

Sir or Madame;
On 22 Oct 2000, a message sent >from Robyn Perlin to your Group stating
that the Trakai District Research Group had made a contribution of 544 newly
acquired records.
This list includes the Town of Punia. Can I obtain either the entire
list or just that for Punia.
Is this clear enough?
Bernie
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen American Red Cross Tracing Service #general

Bernard Margolis <debmarg@...>
 

Dear Group
With great difficulty I am trying to contact the above '"subject".
Using the www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/#Holocaust, I was given 2 E-mail
addresses to contact. Both bounced.
Where do I appeal for help?
Bernie
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Mass. Birth Certificates #general

Carol Raspler
 

I recently received a typed/computerized, certified copy of an 1898
birth record >from the Morrissey Boulevard Archives. Is this the
practice, or will they re-send a photocopy of the original certificate
upon request? The sheet sent to me even lists the Year, Volume, Page
and Number of the Certificate. Thanks to all, Carol Raspler, Delray
Beach, FL
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Besarabia or Bessarabis? #general

Howard M. Kaplan <howardmk@...>
 

Can one of the JGen experts explain when,where and how long Bessarabia
(Besarabia?) existed and what (if any) major shtetls existed there? A
distaff 1920 census enumerator has my maternal, widowed GM as
originating in Besarabia. TIA.
Howard M. Kaplan
Colorado
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Terespol , ? #general

BonnieCohn@...
 

Dear Barbara,
My grandfather came >from Tiraspol. It is a city in southeast
Moldova. It is not very far >from Kishinev. My grandfather left
after the pogram in Kishinev sometime in 1903. Perhaps this is
the town that you are looking for.
Bonnie Cohn
Searching for Canadian (or American) Jews whose families were denied entry into Canada during WW2 #general

Merle Kastner <merlek@...>
 

Searching for Canadian Jews whose families were
denied entry into Canada during WW2

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in conjunction
with Radio-Canada is producing a sixteen part documentary
series on the history of Canada. The series is called
Canada: A People's History and has already premiered
on Sunday, October 22nd. The series chronicles the lives
of Canadians >from all walks of life through personal testimonies.

In the process of preparing the documentary on WW2, one
of our segments would include the government's attitude towards
European Jews during the war years. We turn to the Jewish
communities throughout Canada in helping us find people
who have personally experienced or know of families whose
relatives >from Europe were denied access into Canada during the war.

Those interested in speaking to our production staff may
contact us directly at 416-205-3152 (call collect for long distance)
or by fax at 416-205-3199 or by email at Roma_Andrusiak@cbc.ca

Our mailing address:
CBC - The Canadian History Project
Attention: Roma Andrusiak
Room 5A316
Box 500, Station A
Toronto, Ontario M5W 1E6
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Searching for Canadian (or American) Jews whose families were denied entry into Canada during WW2 #general

Merle Kastner <merlek@...>
 

Searching for Canadian Jews whose families were
denied entry into Canada during WW2

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation in conjunction
with Radio-Canada is producing a sixteen part documentary
series on the history of Canada. The series is called
Canada: A People's History and has already premiered
on Sunday, October 22nd. The series chronicles the lives
of Canadians >from all walks of life through personal testimonies.

In the process of preparing the documentary on WW2, one
of our segments would include the government's attitude towards
European Jews during the war years. We turn to the Jewish
communities throughout Canada in helping us find people
who have personally experienced or know of families whose
relatives >from Europe were denied access into Canada during the war.

Those interested in speaking to our production staff may
contact us directly at 416-205-3152 (call collect for long distance)
or by fax at 416-205-3199 or by email at Roma_Andrusiak@cbc.ca

Our mailing address:
CBC - The Canadian History Project
Attention: Roma Andrusiak
Room 5A316
Box 500, Station A
Toronto, Ontario M5W 1E6
Re: Cincinnati Newspapers Circa 1908-10 #general

Rodger Cooper
 

Dear Jackye:

My grandfather's death notice was in 1927 in the Cincinnati Daily Times.
He was also the founder of a German Language Newspaper, "Freie Press" and
later sold it to the Burgheim Company.

Rodger Cooper
Ballwin, Mo.
Re: Schools for Deaf Mutes #general

Jane Vogel-Kohai & Ofer Kohai <vogelko@...>
 

At 18:45 26/10/00 -0700, ctf-vif@mindspring.com wrote:

Joan Breslow requested the name of the school for deaf persons that my
grandfather Hirsch Friedman and/or my grandmother Annie Zeidelman, attended.
.........................
1920-Confirmation(?) held at H.A.D.(?)-Fernwood School of the Deaf, White
Plains, N.Y. formally located at Fort Washington Ave. & 163rd St., New
York, NY.

If anyone knows anything about any of these places or how I might access
records >from any of them (especially if they don't exist anymore) or if
anyone knows what the initials H.A.D. might have stood for or what
"confirmation" might have meant, please e-mail me directly at:
ctf-vif@mindspring.com

Thank You.
Vicki Ina Friedman

163 St & Fort Washington Ave is a residential area and has been for at
least 40 years (since I lived there as a child). I don't know of any place
that could match what you are looking for, *but* there is the
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center located right nearby (165 - 168 St.).
Also - at 99 Fort Wachington Ave, (which might be 163 St.) there used to be
a hospital which I think was not affiliated then with Col-Pres, known as
the Francis Delafield Hospital. This may have some connection with what you
are looking for.
Good luck.
Jane Vogel-Kohai
Jerusalem Israel
Re: Defunct Synagogue Records #general

SiCanto@...
 

In a message dated 10/27/00 8:10:12 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
Hafcjf@aol.com writes:

<< Is there anyway to locate records >from a defunct synagogue so that
she can avoid a confrontation with her new in-laws? How would she go
about this? >>

Try the local Jewish genealogical or historical society of whatever city
your friend grew up in. Or, try an existing synagogue in that city. . . .
Or, try the local Bureau of Jewish Studies or the Jewish Studies
Department of a local university.

Or, ask the people who currently occupy this building that you say is
now a church. They might know.

Cheryl Kantor
Arizona
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Cincinnati Newspapers Circa 1908-10 #general

Rodger Cooper
 

Dear Jackye:

My grandfather's death notice was in 1927 in the Cincinnati Daily Times.
He was also the founder of a German Language Newspaper, "Freie Press" and
later sold it to the Burgheim Company.

Rodger Cooper
Ballwin, Mo.
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Schools for Deaf Mutes #general

Jane Vogel-Kohai & Ofer Kohai <vogelko@...>
 

At 18:45 26/10/00 -0700, ctf-vif@mindspring.com wrote:

Joan Breslow requested the name of the school for deaf persons that my
grandfather Hirsch Friedman and/or my grandmother Annie Zeidelman, attended.
.........................
1920-Confirmation(?) held at H.A.D.(?)-Fernwood School of the Deaf, White
Plains, N.Y. formally located at Fort Washington Ave. & 163rd St., New
York, NY.

If anyone knows anything about any of these places or how I might access
records >from any of them (especially if they don't exist anymore) or if
anyone knows what the initials H.A.D. might have stood for or what
"confirmation" might have meant, please e-mail me directly at:
ctf-vif@mindspring.com

Thank You.
Vicki Ina Friedman

163 St & Fort Washington Ave is a residential area and has been for at
least 40 years (since I lived there as a child). I don't know of any place
that could match what you are looking for, *but* there is the
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center located right nearby (165 - 168 St.).
Also - at 99 Fort Wachington Ave, (which might be 163 St.) there used to be
a hospital which I think was not affiliated then with Col-Pres, known as
the Francis Delafield Hospital. This may have some connection with what you
are looking for.
Good luck.
Jane Vogel-Kohai
Jerusalem Israel
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Defunct Synagogue Records #general

SiCanto@...
 

In a message dated 10/27/00 8:10:12 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
Hafcjf@aol.com writes:

<< Is there anyway to locate records >from a defunct synagogue so that
she can avoid a confrontation with her new in-laws? How would she go
about this? >>

Try the local Jewish genealogical or historical society of whatever city
your friend grew up in. Or, try an existing synagogue in that city. . . .
Or, try the local Bureau of Jewish Studies or the Jewish Studies
Department of a local university.

Or, ask the people who currently occupy this building that you say is
now a church. They might know.

Cheryl Kantor
Arizona
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