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Kozova Birth Indices Now Online #galicia

Willie46@...
 

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is proud to announce the addition of over
1,500 Kozova birth indices for 1877-1893 to the database. These records
represent the complete Kozova holdings of the AGAD Archives.

If you have ancestors in the Tarnopol/Brzezany area, you may also want to
search the Kozova indices. I found an ancestor and his wife, who I knew had
five children in Tarnopol, had actually given birth to their first child in
Kozova.

With this addition, there are now over 14,000 AGAD Tarnopol Area Birth
indices on the JRI-Poland database. These indices are the result of
JRI-Poland's agreement with the Polish State Archives to index all the 19th
Century vital records for 82 towns in the former Eastern Galicia area
(currently located in Ukraine) that are held by the AGAD Archives in Warsaw.

To search the database, go to <http://www.jewishgen.org/JRI-PL/jriplweb.htm>
and enter your surname of interest. To narrow your search to the towns in
East Galicia (current Ukraine), enter Province = "Ukraine." To narrow your
search to only Kozova, enter Town = "Kozova."

In my announcement of October 24, I provided detailed instructions to search
the database and order records of interest >from the AGAD Archives. You can
find these instructions by using the JewishGen SIG Lists Archives, which can
be accessed at <http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~sigspop>.
Search for "Tarnopol" and you will find my October 24 posting.

I wish all Kozova researchers great success in their search of the database.
If you do find success, I would appreciate if you would post your experiences
on this forum.

I would like to thank Jay Hackin (Kozova Town Leader), Stanley Diamond, Steve
Zedeck, Michael Tobias, and the AGAD Archive staff for the success in making
these Kozova indices available to all of us.

Mark Halpern
AGAD Tarnopol Area Coordinator
JRI-Poland

Searching:
Kozova -- HALPERN, GELOBTER
Kozova Birth Indices Now Online #galicia

Willie46@...
 

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is proud to announce the addition of over
1,500 Kozova birth indices for 1877-1893 to the database. These records
represent the complete Kozova holdings of the AGAD Archives.

If you have ancestors in the Tarnopol/Brzezany area, you may also want to
search the Kozova indices. I found an ancestor and his wife, who I knew had
five children in Tarnopol, had actually given birth to their first child in
Kozova.

With this addition, there are now over 14,000 AGAD Tarnopol Area Birth
indices on the JRI-Poland database. These indices are the result of
JRI-Poland's agreement with the Polish State Archives to index all the 19th
Century vital records for 82 towns in the former Eastern Galicia area
(currently located in Ukraine) that are held by the AGAD Archives in Warsaw.

To search the database, go to <http://www.jewishgen.org/JRI-PL/jriplweb.htm>
and enter your surname of interest. To narrow your search to the towns in
East Galicia (current Ukraine), enter Province = "Ukraine." To narrow your
search to only Kozova, enter Town = "Kozova."

In my announcement of October 24, I provided detailed instructions to search
the database and order records of interest >from the AGAD Archives. You can
find these instructions by using the JewishGen SIG Lists Archives, which can
be accessed at <http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~sigspop>.
Search for "Tarnopol" and you will find my October 24 posting.

I wish all Kozova researchers great success in their search of the database.
If you do find success, I would appreciate if you would post your experiences
on this forum.

I would like to thank Jay Hackin (Kozova Town Leader), Stanley Diamond, Steve
Zedeck, Michael Tobias, and the AGAD Archive staff for the success in making
these Kozova indices available to all of us.

Mark Halpern
AGAD Tarnopol Area Coordinator
JRI-Poland

Searching:
Kozova -- HALPERN, GELOBTER
Suffolk County, NY Probate #general

Sherribob <sherribob@...>
 

good evening 'Genners,

Would anyone who is possibly doing probate look-ups in Suffolk County, Long
Island, New York (Riverhead) be willing to look up two names for me in the
index?

I have precise dates of death, and other info.

To have this done by Suffolk probate would cost me $100, so if anyone would
be willing to do this for a moderate fee can you kindly contact me?

Thank you,

Sherri Bobish
Searching: RATOWSKY, Ariogala, Lithuania
WALTZMAN, Ustrzyki Dolne, Galicia
LEFFENFELD, Daliowa, Galicia
BOJDA, Tarnobrzeg, Galicia
SAKOLSKY, Grodek, Bialystok
Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Kozova Birth Indices Now Online #galicia

Willie46@...
 

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is proud to announce the addition of over
1,500 Kozova birth indices for 1877-1893 to the database. These records
represent the complete Kozova holdings of the AGAD Archives.

If you have ancestors in the Tarnopol/Brzezany area, you may also want to
search the Kozova indices. I found an ancestor and his wife, who I knew had
five children in Tarnopol, had actually given birth to their first child in
Kozova.

With this addition, there are now over 14,000 AGAD Tarnopol Area Birth
indices on the JRI-Poland database. These indices are the result of
JRI-Poland's agreement with the Polish State Archives to index all the 19th
Century vital records for 82 towns in the former Eastern Galicia area
(currently located in Ukraine) that are held by the AGAD Archives in Warsaw.

To search the database, go to <http://www.jewishgen.org/JRI-PL/jriplweb.htm>
and enter your surname of interest. To narrow your search to the towns in
East Galicia (current Ukraine), enter Province = "Ukraine." To narrow your
search to only Kozova, enter Town = "Kozova."

In my announcement of October 24, I provided detailed instructions to search
the database and order records of interest >from the AGAD Archives. You can
find these instructions by using the JewishGen SIG Lists Archives, which can
be accessed at <http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~sigspop>.
Search for "Tarnopol" and you will find my October 24 posting.

I wish all Kozova researchers great success in their search of the database.
If you do find success, I would appreciate if you would post your experiences
on this forum.

I would like to thank Jay Hackin (Kozova Town Leader), Stanley Diamond, Steve
Zedeck, Michael Tobias, and the AGAD Archive staff for the success in making
these Kozova indices available to all of us.

Mark Halpern
AGAD Tarnopol Area Coordinator
JRI-Poland

Searching:
Kozova -- HALPERN, GELOBTER
Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Kozova Birth Indices Now Online #galicia

Willie46@...
 

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is proud to announce the addition of over
1,500 Kozova birth indices for 1877-1893 to the database. These records
represent the complete Kozova holdings of the AGAD Archives.

If you have ancestors in the Tarnopol/Brzezany area, you may also want to
search the Kozova indices. I found an ancestor and his wife, who I knew had
five children in Tarnopol, had actually given birth to their first child in
Kozova.

With this addition, there are now over 14,000 AGAD Tarnopol Area Birth
indices on the JRI-Poland database. These indices are the result of
JRI-Poland's agreement with the Polish State Archives to index all the 19th
Century vital records for 82 towns in the former Eastern Galicia area
(currently located in Ukraine) that are held by the AGAD Archives in Warsaw.

To search the database, go to <http://www.jewishgen.org/JRI-PL/jriplweb.htm>
and enter your surname of interest. To narrow your search to the towns in
East Galicia (current Ukraine), enter Province = "Ukraine." To narrow your
search to only Kozova, enter Town = "Kozova."

In my announcement of October 24, I provided detailed instructions to search
the database and order records of interest >from the AGAD Archives. You can
find these instructions by using the JewishGen SIG Lists Archives, which can
be accessed at <http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~sigspop>.
Search for "Tarnopol" and you will find my October 24 posting.

I wish all Kozova researchers great success in their search of the database.
If you do find success, I would appreciate if you would post your experiences
on this forum.

I would like to thank Jay Hackin (Kozova Town Leader), Stanley Diamond, Steve
Zedeck, Michael Tobias, and the AGAD Archive staff for the success in making
these Kozova indices available to all of us.

Mark Halpern
AGAD Tarnopol Area Coordinator
JRI-Poland

Searching:
Kozova -- HALPERN, GELOBTER
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Suffolk County, NY Probate #general

Sherribob <sherribob@...>
 

good evening 'Genners,

Would anyone who is possibly doing probate look-ups in Suffolk County, Long
Island, New York (Riverhead) be willing to look up two names for me in the
index?

I have precise dates of death, and other info.

To have this done by Suffolk probate would cost me $100, so if anyone would
be willing to do this for a moderate fee can you kindly contact me?

Thank you,

Sherri Bobish
Searching: RATOWSKY, Ariogala, Lithuania
WALTZMAN, Ustrzyki Dolne, Galicia
LEFFENFELD, Daliowa, Galicia
BOJDA, Tarnobrzeg, Galicia
SAKOLSKY, Grodek, Bialystok
U.S. Patent Holder #general

Sherribob <sherribob@...>
 

good evening 'Genners,

Some weeks ago, while doing a web search for my highly unusual maiden name,
I came upon someone who had received a U.S. patent in 1972. However, when
I tried to enter the web site for more info I could not get in.

I looked for it again today, and that web site appears to have disappeared.
Would anyone know if there is any way to get more information on a patent
if one only knows the person's name and the year the patent was taken out?

Thanks for any info,

Sherri Bobish
Re: Label/Labe from Levi? #ukraine

Joel Bressler <nefesh2@...>
 

O.K. I stand corrected. Both Aryeh and Leib mean lion, Aryeh is the
Hebrew word and Leib is the Yiddish word. They were used together as a
name quite often, as were the names Menachem and Mendel.
You're quite correct, Louise, Levi is spelled with a vav, not a vet;
therefore, it is not related. However, Laiv in Hebrew means "heart" and
in Yiddish it means "lion."

Joel

Louise Goldstein wrote:


I've never heard of Leib coming >from Levi. I'm pretty sure Levi is a
totally separate name. Leib is the Yiddish for lion.
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen U.S. Patent Holder #general

Sherribob <sherribob@...>
 

good evening 'Genners,

Some weeks ago, while doing a web search for my highly unusual maiden name,
I came upon someone who had received a U.S. patent in 1972. However, when
I tried to enter the web site for more info I could not get in.

I looked for it again today, and that web site appears to have disappeared.
Would anyone know if there is any way to get more information on a patent
if one only knows the person's name and the year the patent was taken out?

Thanks for any info,

Sherri Bobish
Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Re: Label/Labe from Levi? #ukraine

Joel Bressler <nefesh2@...>
 

O.K. I stand corrected. Both Aryeh and Leib mean lion, Aryeh is the
Hebrew word and Leib is the Yiddish word. They were used together as a
name quite often, as were the names Menachem and Mendel.
You're quite correct, Louise, Levi is spelled with a vav, not a vet;
therefore, it is not related. However, Laiv in Hebrew means "heart" and
in Yiddish it means "lion."

Joel

Louise Goldstein wrote:


I've never heard of Leib coming >from Levi. I'm pretty sure Levi is a
totally separate name. Leib is the Yiddish for lion.
Name: MAYER #general

JB Mayer <jb_mayer@...>
 

Hello Dear Friends,

I'm seeking the origin of my name and family. They came >from East of
France and/or Germany, but where exactly...??? I don't know.

Actually, I know my family >from 1800 around, but I would like to know
the place of birth of one of my grand fathers "Jean-Louis MAYER" born in
the 17th century.

Thanks for your help.

JB Mayer
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Name: MAYER #general

JB Mayer <jb_mayer@...>
 

Hello Dear Friends,

I'm seeking the origin of my name and family. They came >from East of
France and/or Germany, but where exactly...??? I don't know.

Actually, I know my family >from 1800 around, but I would like to know
the place of birth of one of my grand fathers "Jean-Louis MAYER" born in
the 17th century.

Thanks for your help.

JB Mayer
Town Name Help Need on ViewMate #general

NormK12065
 

JGeners,

I have posted on ViewMate the name of town listed as the last place of
residence for my GF on a Hamburg passenger list in 1913. I assume it is
written in German. 10 years later the remaining members of the family left
from Ekaterinopol (Katerinopol), Ukraine in the Kiev gubernia, so I assume
he probably left >from the same area.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. It is the first name listed on
ViewMate file VM049. There is some ink bleedthru making it difficult for
me to figure out. It can be viewed directly >from here:

<A HREF="http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/toview18.html#vm049">JewishGen -
View Mate - To View</A>

Thank you.

Norm Katz
Norfolk, VA
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Town Name Help Need on ViewMate #general

NormK12065
 

JGeners,

I have posted on ViewMate the name of town listed as the last place of
residence for my GF on a Hamburg passenger list in 1913. I assume it is
written in German. 10 years later the remaining members of the family left
from Ekaterinopol (Katerinopol), Ukraine in the Kiev gubernia, so I assume
he probably left >from the same area.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. It is the first name listed on
ViewMate file VM049. There is some ink bleedthru making it difficult for
me to figure out. It can be viewed directly >from here:

<A HREF="http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/toview18.html#vm049">JewishGen -
View Mate - To View</A>

Thank you.

Norm Katz
Norfolk, VA
Re: Bevis Marks #general

Sally Bruckheimer <sallybru@...>
 

A comment on the following:

"What are the Bevis Mark Records for London?

P.S. You should probably post this query to GerSIG also."


Bevis Marks records are the records of the Sephardic Jewish congregation in
London. GerSIG is inappropriate, Jewishgen is not.

Sally Bruckheimer
Buffalo, NY
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Bevis Marks #general

Sally Bruckheimer <sallybru@...>
 

A comment on the following:

"What are the Bevis Mark Records for London?

P.S. You should probably post this query to GerSIG also."


Bevis Marks records are the records of the Sephardic Jewish congregation in
London. GerSIG is inappropriate, Jewishgen is not.

Sally Bruckheimer
Buffalo, NY
Rd: Basha #general

Sally Bruckheimer <sallybru@...>
 

Basha is a woman's name only as far as I know.

Sally Bruckheimer
Buffalo, NY
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Rd: Basha #general

Sally Bruckheimer <sallybru@...>
 

Basha is a woman's name only as far as I know.

Sally Bruckheimer
Buffalo, NY
Re: Jewish Sportsman murdered by Nazis #general

Tilford Bartman <bartmant@...>
 

Hello,

I have a copy of a historical document sent to me >from Poland which lists
"Jewish sportsman who were killed in the 11th action in the Bialystok Ghetto".
Many were Maccabi athletes. One of those listed is Luba Subotnik. I have
found that she is the grand daughter of Rabbi Avraham Akiva Subotnik. He
was Rabbi in Zabludow Poland >from 1904-24. Her first cousin Mina is one of
my principal contacts regarding my research into Zabludow, and also the
former best childhood friend of my 2ond cousin in Zabludow Hana Lopata who
was murdered somewhre unknown in the holocaust. Mina lives on Kibbutz
Ma'abarrot. Her mother was Rabbi Subotniks daughter. I have given her a
copy of this document. She tells me that Luba Subotnik's father was
murdered in June of 1941 in the Bialystok Great Synagogue fire, which I
know was set by the German Military Police Battalion 309 under the command
of Major Weis on June 27th 1941.

I am pretty familiar with the history of the Bialystok Ghetto and the many
German "actions" there. Sometimes they go by different names. Does anyone
know what the "11th Action" refers to? I don't have this brief one page
document translated >from Polish yet, but the Jewish names are not hard to
figure out.

Best Regards to Everyone,

Tilford Bartman
divorce in NYC #general

GEORGE FOGELSON <fogelson@...>
 

has anyone had success in obtaining divorce information for NYC circa
1951-60? I need to know where to write and if these years are available
now. If so please respond privately to:

fogelson@prodigy.net

Thanks for any assistance!

George Fogelson
Los Angeles
562901 - 562920 of 668748