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JGS-Denmark #ukraine

Elsebeth Paikin
 

I am pleased to inform you that a new Jewish Genealogical Society
- JGS-Denmark - has been formed:

The website is hosted by JewishGen and found at the URL:

http://www.jewishgen.org/jgs-denmark/

At present the website is only in Danish, but it will be translated
into English as soon as possible.

JGS-Denmark is an independent society but will, naturally, cooperate
closely with JewishGen's Scandinavia SIG (Denmark):

http://www.jewishgen.org/Scandinavia/denmark.htm

Best regards


Elsebeth Paikin
JGS-Denmark
http://www.jewishgen.org/jgs-denmark/
mailto:jgsdk_ep@hotmail.com
Ukraine SIG #Ukraine JGS-Denmark #ukraine

Elsebeth Paikin
 

I am pleased to inform you that a new Jewish Genealogical Society
- JGS-Denmark - has been formed:

The website is hosted by JewishGen and found at the URL:

http://www.jewishgen.org/jgs-denmark/

At present the website is only in Danish, but it will be translated
into English as soon as possible.

JGS-Denmark is an independent society but will, naturally, cooperate
closely with JewishGen's Scandinavia SIG (Denmark):

http://www.jewishgen.org/Scandinavia/denmark.htm

Best regards


Elsebeth Paikin
JGS-Denmark
http://www.jewishgen.org/jgs-denmark/
mailto:jgsdk_ep@hotmail.com
INTRO- Seek Eugenia BOSSAK b. 1890 m. Markus GRUNWALD >Berlin 1920 #germany

p.compoint@...
 

Dear Genners,
I'm looking for the children of Eugenia BOSSAK (born at Konin, Poland in
1890) and Markus GRUNWALD. They married at Poznan ( Poland) in 1920 and
they left Poland to Berlin (Germany).

I need to know if they had children alive today.
In advance, thank you if someone can help me. It's a very important file
for me.

Antoine Djikpa Paris, France p.compoint@add-genealogie.com
German SIG #Germany INTRO- Seek Eugenia BOSSAK b. 1890 m. Markus GRUNWALD >Berlin 1920 #germany

p.compoint@...
 

Dear Genners,
I'm looking for the children of Eugenia BOSSAK (born at Konin, Poland in
1890) and Markus GRUNWALD. They married at Poznan ( Poland) in 1920 and
they left Poland to Berlin (Germany).

I need to know if they had children alive today.
In advance, thank you if someone can help me. It's a very important file
for me.

Antoine Djikpa Paris, France p.compoint@add-genealogie.com
Postings to JCR-UK must only have one addressee and no cc's #unitedkingdom

Laurence Harris <Laurence@...>
 

Please note:

When you send a posting to the JCR-UK discussion group then
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Thank You
Laurence Harris
Deputy Moderator JCR-UK Discussion Group
JCR-UK SIG #UnitedKingdom Postings to JCR-UK must only have one addressee and no cc's #unitedkingdom

Laurence Harris <Laurence@...>
 

Please note:

When you send a posting to the JCR-UK discussion group then
jcr-uk@lyris.jewishgen.org must be the only addressee. There must be no
other addressees in the TO field.

The CC list must be left blank (although you can use blind copies BCC if
you wish).


Thank You
Laurence Harris
Deputy Moderator JCR-UK Discussion Group
BURSTEIN #belarus

Alvin Burstein <aburstein@...>
 

My father, Harry BURSTEIN, immigrated to Omaha, Nebraska >from Grodno about
1910. He was probably born about 1890. Though Jewish, he had been in the
Russian army, and may have immigrated to avoid army disciplinary action. He
had at least two half brothers, Jake BURSTEIN and Harry RIMMERMAN, who also
lived in Omaha. Any information about the patronymic BURSTEIN in Grodno of
the era would be welcome. It might be best to email me directly at the
email address below. Thx. AGB

Alvin G. Burstein
Hammond, LA email: aburstein@selu.edu

http://www.selu.edu/Academics/Faculty/aburstein/
Need Help with More Postcards #romania

Henry <henry@...>
 

Hi All,


I found more postcard that I need help with. I want to thank those who
helped me out with the one I sent out yesterday. I am sending it to all the
groups since some letters are written in Hebrew and some in Yiddish and the
rest in Hungarian.

Click on the link below, and if you can please type in the text that appears
in the postcard. If you are able to translated the letter into English
please translated it for me as well.

http://www.glitterygifts.com/pictures.html

Thank You I gratefully appreciate everyone's help

Henry Schwartz
www.geocities.com/schwartzfamilytree
Belarus SIG #Belarus BURSTEIN #belarus

Alvin Burstein <aburstein@...>
 

My father, Harry BURSTEIN, immigrated to Omaha, Nebraska >from Grodno about
1910. He was probably born about 1890. Though Jewish, he had been in the
Russian army, and may have immigrated to avoid army disciplinary action. He
had at least two half brothers, Jake BURSTEIN and Harry RIMMERMAN, who also
lived in Omaha. Any information about the patronymic BURSTEIN in Grodno of
the era would be welcome. It might be best to email me directly at the
email address below. Thx. AGB

Alvin G. Burstein
Hammond, LA email: aburstein@selu.edu

http://www.selu.edu/Academics/Faculty/aburstein/
Romania SIG #Romania Need Help with More Postcards #romania

Henry <henry@...>
 

Hi All,


I found more postcard that I need help with. I want to thank those who
helped me out with the one I sent out yesterday. I am sending it to all the
groups since some letters are written in Hebrew and some in Yiddish and the
rest in Hungarian.

Click on the link below, and if you can please type in the text that appears
in the postcard. If you are able to translated the letter into English
please translated it for me as well.

http://www.glitterygifts.com/pictures.html

Thank You I gratefully appreciate everyone's help

Henry Schwartz
www.geocities.com/schwartzfamilytree
Travel from Brestz Litovski to Antwerp then to New York #belarus

Larry Schenker <lpsca@...>
 

Travel >from Brestz Litovski to Antwerp then to New York

In 1911 my great grandmother BESSIE BINEMBAUM (55 years old),
grandmother, CIWZE BINEMBAUM (33 years old), father JANKAL BINEMBAUM (8
years old) and uncle GIMANN BINEMBAUM (6) years old left Brestz
Litovski, Russia for Antwerp, Belgium. In Antwerp they boarded the S/S
Lapland (Red Star Line) and traveled to New York City in the United
States. They arrived at Ellis Island on December 12, 1911.
If any one can give me some answers to any of the below questions, it
would be much appreciated:

1. Assuming that they left Brestz Litovski by train, would they have
traveled directly to Antwerp or stopped at some other city along the way
to join other passengers who would be sailing on the Lapland?

2. How many days or months would it have taken to get >from Brestz
Litovski to Antwerp?

3. Would they have purchased their ship's passage in Brestz Litovski,
Antwerp or some other city along the way?

4. How would they have communicated with my grandfather, who was already
in New York City, to advise him as to on what ship they would be
sailing?

5. What would the train cost have been to travel >from Brestz Litovski to
Antwerp?

6. What would the Lapland cost be steerage class, >from Antwerp to New
York City?

Thanks again. Any answers to my questions or any suggestion as to where
I might find some answers would be greatly appreciated.

Larry Schenker
Los Angeles, CA, USA
E-MAIL: LPSCA@EARTHLINK.NET
=========================================================
SEARCHING FOR ANY INFORMATION ABOUT:

FORMAN, Louis born circa 1830 in Russian Poland
WUBACK, Dora born circa 1830 in Russian Poland
Dora & Louis married circa 1850 in Russian Poland
BINENBAUM, Abram Beniaminowich born 1783 in Russian Poland. According to
the 1809 Russian Census he was living in Brest-Litovsk.
UNKNOWN MAIDEN NAME, Doba born 1777 in Russian Poland. According to the
1809 Russian Census she was living in Brest-Litovsk.
Belarus SIG #Belarus Travel from Brestz Litovski to Antwerp then to New York #belarus

Larry Schenker <lpsca@...>
 

Travel >from Brestz Litovski to Antwerp then to New York

In 1911 my great grandmother BESSIE BINEMBAUM (55 years old),
grandmother, CIWZE BINEMBAUM (33 years old), father JANKAL BINEMBAUM (8
years old) and uncle GIMANN BINEMBAUM (6) years old left Brestz
Litovski, Russia for Antwerp, Belgium. In Antwerp they boarded the S/S
Lapland (Red Star Line) and traveled to New York City in the United
States. They arrived at Ellis Island on December 12, 1911.
If any one can give me some answers to any of the below questions, it
would be much appreciated:

1. Assuming that they left Brestz Litovski by train, would they have
traveled directly to Antwerp or stopped at some other city along the way
to join other passengers who would be sailing on the Lapland?

2. How many days or months would it have taken to get >from Brestz
Litovski to Antwerp?

3. Would they have purchased their ship's passage in Brestz Litovski,
Antwerp or some other city along the way?

4. How would they have communicated with my grandfather, who was already
in New York City, to advise him as to on what ship they would be
sailing?

5. What would the train cost have been to travel >from Brestz Litovski to
Antwerp?

6. What would the Lapland cost be steerage class, >from Antwerp to New
York City?

Thanks again. Any answers to my questions or any suggestion as to where
I might find some answers would be greatly appreciated.

Larry Schenker
Los Angeles, CA, USA
E-MAIL: LPSCA@EARTHLINK.NET
=========================================================
SEARCHING FOR ANY INFORMATION ABOUT:

FORMAN, Louis born circa 1830 in Russian Poland
WUBACK, Dora born circa 1830 in Russian Poland
Dora & Louis married circa 1850 in Russian Poland
BINENBAUM, Abram Beniaminowich born 1783 in Russian Poland. According to
the 1809 Russian Census he was living in Brest-Litovsk.
UNKNOWN MAIDEN NAME, Doba born 1777 in Russian Poland. According to the
1809 Russian Census she was living in Brest-Litovsk.
Headstone Translations #belarus

ms nodrog
 

Dear Genners,
My sincere thanks for the wonderful response I received on my Viewmate
headstone translation request. I'm delighted to be part of such a
knowledgeable and caring group.
Again THANKS!!
Hope Gordon
msnodrog@yahoo.com
Petersburg Genealogical Portal #belarus

Elina Smirnova <smirnova-elina@...>
 

Dear Pavel and all SIGgers

The site http://petergen.com contains different lists of people and other
genealogical information donated to this site by members of Russian
Genealogical Society. Jewish surnames are also in these lists . We started
translating the lists into english and working at english version of the
site. The english version will be available for you soon!

Elina Smirnova
Belarus SIG #Belarus Headstone Translations #belarus

ms nodrog
 

Dear Genners,
My sincere thanks for the wonderful response I received on my Viewmate
headstone translation request. I'm delighted to be part of such a
knowledgeable and caring group.
Again THANKS!!
Hope Gordon
msnodrog@yahoo.com
Belarus SIG #Belarus Petersburg Genealogical Portal #belarus

Elina Smirnova <smirnova-elina@...>
 

Dear Pavel and all SIGgers

The site http://petergen.com contains different lists of people and other
genealogical information donated to this site by members of Russian
Genealogical Society. Jewish surnames are also in these lists . We started
translating the lists into english and working at english version of the
site. The english version will be available for you soon!

Elina Smirnova
1897 All-Russia Census #belarus

Michael Kaplan <Michael-kaplan@...>
 

I have been hearing about the existence of the 1897 All-Russian Census for
some time but I do not know how to access it. If I were to go to the Mormon
data base, where would I look for specific shtetyls?


Michael Kaplan
Princeton, New Jersey
Belarus SIG #Belarus 1897 All-Russia Census #belarus

Michael Kaplan <Michael-kaplan@...>
 

I have been hearing about the existence of the 1897 All-Russian Census for
some time but I do not know how to access it. If I were to go to the Mormon
data base, where would I look for specific shtetyls?


Michael Kaplan
Princeton, New Jersey
Re: INTRO- Seek Eugenia BOSSAK b. 1890 m. Markus GRUNWALD >Berlin 1920 #germany

Fritz Neubauer
 

Antoine Djikpa Paris, France p.compoint@add-genealogie.com asked:
I'm looking for the children of Eugenia BOSSAK (born at Konin, Poland in
1890) and Markus GRUNWALD. They married at Poznan ( Poland) in 1920 and
they left Poland to Berlin (Germany). I need to know if they had children
alive today. It's a very important file or me.=====> My comment:

Dear Antoine,
the Berlin Memorial Book contains data about a
BOSSACK, Olga born 20 Nov 1888 in Bromberg, district of Poznan,
last address in Berlin, district of Charlottenburg, Mommsenstr. 53/54,
she committed suicide on 15 Nov 1941
Could she be a sister of Eugenia BOSSACK?

With kind regards Fritz Neubauer, North Germany
Re. HUPPERT family in Dresden #germany

HHHeilbut@...
 

Answering the email and request >from Ellen Huppert, she should write to#

HATIKVA e.V.
Pulsnitzer Str. 10
01099 Dresden

I am sure that they can help.
Regards >from Helga HEILBUT, Bergisch Gladbach, Deutschland
418341 - 418360 of 656508