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Ellis Island Manifest question #general

Howie Axelrod <highwind1@...>
 

Can anyone tell me what the term "do" in the family name column of the EI
manifest means. It appears to indicate a reference to the name above it.
Pls. respond by e-mail to highwind1@comcast.net
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Ellis Island Manifest question #general

Howie Axelrod <highwind1@...>
 

Can anyone tell me what the term "do" in the family name column of the EI
manifest means. It appears to indicate a reference to the name above it.
Pls. respond by e-mail to highwind1@comcast.net
trying to find the descendants of sisters Rose FLINK and Sophie HOREN #general

אלון גינצברג <along@...>
 

My name is Alon Ginzberg. The grandfather of my father had many sisters
in the U.S.A. His name was Michael ROZENSHTROM. He was born in 1874 in
Volhnya -Russia (probably >from Ostrog or Zaslev - but I can't be sure)
and in 1923 he immigrated to Palestine - Israel. In our family it was
known that he had many sisters who immigrated to the U.S.A. - among them
there was one sister who I found details about her recently. Her name
was Sprintza (and in America she was called Sophie). Her husband's name
was Frank HOREN. She came to the U.S.A in 1910. She had 2 children: Rose
and Jack. Sophie lived in New York and died June 1944. I have a picture
of the tombstone.
Rose FLINK and Jack Horen died in the 90'. Both of them have no children.
Sophie (Sprintza) had four (4) sisters, none of whom I know nor do I
have any knowledge of their married names or where they lived. I presume
they are listed by age but am not sure of this: 1- (Sidae or Sigae)
Sonia, 2- (Bloome) Blooma, 3- Hannah, 4- (Toili) Tilley.
There is a notation that there were 3 sons, who must have been brothers,
but there are no names. I presume that these were brothers to those listed
above, but seemingly they did not come to the U.S (probably one of them
is my ggrandfather - Michael Rosenstrom / Rozenshtrom)
One more fact: The name of the father of Michael and Shprintza is
Shmirel (Shmarihu.(

I need any help in order to find the descendants of the above sisters.

Does anyone know sisters (probably were born between 1890 - 1870) with
such names?
Does anyone has any idea how should I find them?

Thank you very much

Alon Ginzberg
along@yit.co.il
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen trying to find the descendants of sisters Rose FLINK and Sophie HOREN #general

אלון גינצברג <along@...>
 

My name is Alon Ginzberg. The grandfather of my father had many sisters
in the U.S.A. His name was Michael ROZENSHTROM. He was born in 1874 in
Volhnya -Russia (probably >from Ostrog or Zaslev - but I can't be sure)
and in 1923 he immigrated to Palestine - Israel. In our family it was
known that he had many sisters who immigrated to the U.S.A. - among them
there was one sister who I found details about her recently. Her name
was Sprintza (and in America she was called Sophie). Her husband's name
was Frank HOREN. She came to the U.S.A in 1910. She had 2 children: Rose
and Jack. Sophie lived in New York and died June 1944. I have a picture
of the tombstone.
Rose FLINK and Jack Horen died in the 90'. Both of them have no children.
Sophie (Sprintza) had four (4) sisters, none of whom I know nor do I
have any knowledge of their married names or where they lived. I presume
they are listed by age but am not sure of this: 1- (Sidae or Sigae)
Sonia, 2- (Bloome) Blooma, 3- Hannah, 4- (Toili) Tilley.
There is a notation that there were 3 sons, who must have been brothers,
but there are no names. I presume that these were brothers to those listed
above, but seemingly they did not come to the U.S (probably one of them
is my ggrandfather - Michael Rosenstrom / Rozenshtrom)
One more fact: The name of the father of Michael and Shprintza is
Shmirel (Shmarihu.(

I need any help in order to find the descendants of the above sisters.

Does anyone know sisters (probably were born between 1890 - 1870) with
such names?
Does anyone has any idea how should I find them?

Thank you very much

Alon Ginzberg
along@yit.co.il
Berlin Marriage and Birth records? #general

msalzbank
 

I thank all of you who have responded with leads to find death
certificates >from Berlin.

I would also like to know if there are marriage and birth records
available >from appx. 1885-1905 >from Berlin

Alexander FRIMMERMAN left Bessarabia and moved to Berlin. I am not
sure when he married (I think he had 2 wives - *not* at the same time!).
He had opened a school for Chazanim (cantors) and had at least one
son, Harry who was later the man behind the Comedian Harmonists. (A
fascinating story of that musical group)

I believe that Alexander had 2 daughters- perhaps >from his first
marriage and am trying to confirm that... any suggestions?

Is there a record similar to Ellis Island for Berlin? where there may
be manifests ?

Thank you
Michael Salzbank
MSalzbank@gmail.com
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Berlin Marriage and Birth records? #general

msalzbank
 

I thank all of you who have responded with leads to find death
certificates >from Berlin.

I would also like to know if there are marriage and birth records
available >from appx. 1885-1905 >from Berlin

Alexander FRIMMERMAN left Bessarabia and moved to Berlin. I am not
sure when he married (I think he had 2 wives - *not* at the same time!).
He had opened a school for Chazanim (cantors) and had at least one
son, Harry who was later the man behind the Comedian Harmonists. (A
fascinating story of that musical group)

I believe that Alexander had 2 daughters- perhaps >from his first
marriage and am trying to confirm that... any suggestions?

Is there a record similar to Ellis Island for Berlin? where there may
be manifests ?

Thank you
Michael Salzbank
MSalzbank@gmail.com
Kolo, Poland. City map from around 1900-10? #general

Kirsten Gradel <kmgradel@...>
 

Am in search of an URL where I can find and download a City map for Kolo,
Poznan province, Poland >from around year 1900-10?

Thanks,

Kirsten Gradel
Nyborg, Denmark
Zamosc Archives Project Coordinator
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

e-mail: kmgradel@dadlnet.dk
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Kolo, Poland. City map from around 1900-10? #general

Kirsten Gradel <kmgradel@...>
 

Am in search of an URL where I can find and download a City map for Kolo,
Poznan province, Poland >from around year 1900-10?

Thanks,

Kirsten Gradel
Nyborg, Denmark
Zamosc Archives Project Coordinator
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

e-mail: kmgradel@dadlnet.dk
Re: TAUSSIG #general

Rachel Slansky
 

My great grandfather immigrated >from Teplitz-Schoenau, Bohemia in 1903.
I have a postcard >from home he received in New York >from an Oskar
TAUSSIG. Pictured on the front is the "Teplitzer Fussball-Klub 1903"
with an arrow pointing to who I assume is Oskar. I does not appear that
this TAUSSIG was related to my family- he signs the card "you friend,
Oskar Taussig". I have no further info on him but have always wondered
if there might be a family connection.

Rachel
Portland, OR
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: TAUSSIG #general

Rachel Slansky
 

My great grandfather immigrated >from Teplitz-Schoenau, Bohemia in 1903.
I have a postcard >from home he received in New York >from an Oskar
TAUSSIG. Pictured on the front is the "Teplitzer Fussball-Klub 1903"
with an arrow pointing to who I assume is Oskar. I does not appear that
this TAUSSIG was related to my family- he signs the card "you friend,
Oskar Taussig". I have no further info on him but have always wondered
if there might be a family connection.

Rachel
Portland, OR
Re: Seeking: PERELES, DUB and TAUSSIG #general

Celia Male <celiamale@...>
 

Ted Margulis wrote: Relative to the request for
information on the TAUSSIG family name, I have a
little. Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, I knew a
Mrs. TAUSSIG, whose husband had died a number of years
before. He was one of the partners of Hart, Shaftner
and Marx - a well known menswear manufacturer. Mrs.
TAUSSIG lived in Chicago,

Thanks so much Ted. I very much suspect Peter Rath's
TAUSSIG family [he was the original enquirer from
Austria] were >from Vienna and your *Mr and Mrs TAUSSIG
from Chicago* would be a real lucky-dip find! TAUSSIG
is such a common name. However, there are always
miracles.

Sadly, there are 88 TAUSSIG holocaust victims listed
on the Austrian holocaust site, who were living in
Austria [proper] ie not the pre-1918 Empire
territories like Hungary, Czechoslovakia etc. Birth
dates given and places of birth where known - here are
just a few for us to remember today: Josef 14.01.1900;
Josefine 08.09.1875 Vienna; Karl 16.01.1895 Vienna;
Klara 25.12.1881; Konrad 29.07.1882 Vienna; Kurt
30.05.1928 Vienna; Leonie 17.09.1878; Leopold
15.11.1882 Vienna; Ludwig 23.11.1861 Prague;
Margarethe 06.06.1896 Vienna; Marie 03.10.1880; Marie
30.01.1861; Mathilde 06.03.1893; Betti 27.03.1870;
Olga 31.10.1895; Olga 14.09.1868; Olga 23.11.1860.

When you analyse the holocaust deaths on Yad Vashem,
you find more than 1,000 tragic TAUSSIG victims;
Places of origin, where recorded:

187 Bohemia - 151 Vienna - 121 Hungary - 42 Poland
38 Germany - 27 Moravia.

I think you can immediately see the spread in the
ex-Habsburg territories. That is why I said in my
first analysis, that the message re this genealogical
enquiry should be sent to the Austria-Czech SIG to
target the right audience. Obviously the Hungary SIG
would also be a wise move.

see: http://www.jewishgen.org/austriaczech and
http://www.jewishgen.org/Hungary

Celia Male [U.K.]
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Seeking: PERELES, DUB and TAUSSIG #general

Celia Male <celiamale@...>
 

Ted Margulis wrote: Relative to the request for
information on the TAUSSIG family name, I have a
little. Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, I knew a
Mrs. TAUSSIG, whose husband had died a number of years
before. He was one of the partners of Hart, Shaftner
and Marx - a well known menswear manufacturer. Mrs.
TAUSSIG lived in Chicago,

Thanks so much Ted. I very much suspect Peter Rath's
TAUSSIG family [he was the original enquirer from
Austria] were >from Vienna and your *Mr and Mrs TAUSSIG
from Chicago* would be a real lucky-dip find! TAUSSIG
is such a common name. However, there are always
miracles.

Sadly, there are 88 TAUSSIG holocaust victims listed
on the Austrian holocaust site, who were living in
Austria [proper] ie not the pre-1918 Empire
territories like Hungary, Czechoslovakia etc. Birth
dates given and places of birth where known - here are
just a few for us to remember today: Josef 14.01.1900;
Josefine 08.09.1875 Vienna; Karl 16.01.1895 Vienna;
Klara 25.12.1881; Konrad 29.07.1882 Vienna; Kurt
30.05.1928 Vienna; Leonie 17.09.1878; Leopold
15.11.1882 Vienna; Ludwig 23.11.1861 Prague;
Margarethe 06.06.1896 Vienna; Marie 03.10.1880; Marie
30.01.1861; Mathilde 06.03.1893; Betti 27.03.1870;
Olga 31.10.1895; Olga 14.09.1868; Olga 23.11.1860.

When you analyse the holocaust deaths on Yad Vashem,
you find more than 1,000 tragic TAUSSIG victims;
Places of origin, where recorded:

187 Bohemia - 151 Vienna - 121 Hungary - 42 Poland
38 Germany - 27 Moravia.

I think you can immediately see the spread in the
ex-Habsburg territories. That is why I said in my
first analysis, that the message re this genealogical
enquiry should be sent to the Austria-Czech SIG to
target the right audience. Obviously the Hungary SIG
would also be a wise move.

see: http://www.jewishgen.org/austriaczech and
http://www.jewishgen.org/Hungary

Celia Male [U.K.]
Lodz area maps and towns #lodz #poland

flamholtz@...
 

Tom,

You asked for a list of towns. The best and easiest
resource to use is the map and town list found at the LARG
(Lodz Area Group Research) site:

http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/lodz/LARG.htm

Good luck,

Cathy J. Flamholtz
Lawrenceville, GA
Lodz Area Research Group #Lodz #Poland Lodz area maps and towns #lodz #poland

flamholtz@...
 

Tom,

You asked for a list of towns. The best and easiest
resource to use is the map and town list found at the LARG
(Lodz Area Group Research) site:

http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/lodz/LARG.htm

Good luck,

Cathy J. Flamholtz
Lawrenceville, GA
FHL JEWISH RECORDS FOR HUNGARY #hungary

alex p miller <alex.miller@...>
 

Everything in Hungary was filmed up to Oct 1 1895, the point at which
civil registration was started.This project was done in 1965 at the
National Archives in Budapest.(In recent years there is a new project on
the way where civil records, i.e. post 1895 are being filmed and some are
available on microfilm--it would be interesting to find out in what
order/ context is this being done).

The way the old records were divided between the new countries after the
war was that the country where the District/Jaras seat resided got the
records for the entire district, even if some of the villages were not
there. Example: Kiraly Helmec was the district seat for Bodrog district
and after the war it became Slovakia. All the district records including
Cigand, Rozvagy, Karad etc which are in Hungary went along and were
excluded >from the 1965 project, thus do not appear on the FHL films.

However, interestingly enough the regional archives in Ujhely do have the
records!

Best Regards,

Alex Miller, Chester CO. PA
alex.miller@ juno.com
Austro-Hungarian Army records #hungary

Danielle James <daniandw@...>
 

Dear Members,

I have just come across this site - it carries some excellent
information, including short biographies. Many of the names are
Jewish. Importantly, it also has excellent links.

http://www.austro-hungarian-army.co.uk/index.htm

I hope it proves helpful to some.

Regards

Danielle James
South Australia
daniandw@chariot.net.au
Hungary SIG #Hungary FHL JEWISH RECORDS FOR HUNGARY #hungary

alex p miller <alex.miller@...>
 

Everything in Hungary was filmed up to Oct 1 1895, the point at which
civil registration was started.This project was done in 1965 at the
National Archives in Budapest.(In recent years there is a new project on
the way where civil records, i.e. post 1895 are being filmed and some are
available on microfilm--it would be interesting to find out in what
order/ context is this being done).

The way the old records were divided between the new countries after the
war was that the country where the District/Jaras seat resided got the
records for the entire district, even if some of the villages were not
there. Example: Kiraly Helmec was the district seat for Bodrog district
and after the war it became Slovakia. All the district records including
Cigand, Rozvagy, Karad etc which are in Hungary went along and were
excluded >from the 1965 project, thus do not appear on the FHL films.

However, interestingly enough the regional archives in Ujhely do have the
records!

Best Regards,

Alex Miller, Chester CO. PA
alex.miller@ juno.com
Hungary SIG #Hungary Austro-Hungarian Army records #hungary

Danielle James <daniandw@...>
 

Dear Members,

I have just come across this site - it carries some excellent
information, including short biographies. Many of the names are
Jewish. Importantly, it also has excellent links.

http://www.austro-hungarian-army.co.uk/index.htm

I hope it proves helpful to some.

Regards

Danielle James
South Australia
daniandw@chariot.net.au
Re: Satoraljaujhely (h-sig digest: August 21, 2005) #hungary

Michael Miller <mmillermrpjd@...>
 

It appears that Andres is not aware of the Satoraljaujhely records >from
1827-1895 contained in FHL microfilms #642954-642957. I don't know if these
are ALL Orthodox, but some clearly are and they are available >from Salt Lake
City on loan to any Family History Center. I have examined some.

Michael W. Miller
Napa, California

----Original Message Follows----

Subject: Re: FHL JEWISH RECORDS FOR HUNGARY
From: Andres Carciente <andrescarciente@yahoo.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 05:08:39 -0700 (PDT)
X-Message-Number: 1

As I wrote in one of my postings about
SATORALJAUJHELY,I found in the city archive the Jewish
Orthodox Records which were not at all microfilmed by
the mormons!!!

Andres Carciente
Budapest
Hungary SIG #Hungary RE: Satoraljaujhely (h-sig digest: August 21, 2005) #hungary

Michael Miller <mmillermrpjd@...>
 

It appears that Andres is not aware of the Satoraljaujhely records >from
1827-1895 contained in FHL microfilms #642954-642957. I don't know if these
are ALL Orthodox, but some clearly are and they are available >from Salt Lake
City on loan to any Family History Center. I have examined some.

Michael W. Miller
Napa, California

----Original Message Follows----

Subject: Re: FHL JEWISH RECORDS FOR HUNGARY
From: Andres Carciente <andrescarciente@yahoo.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 05:08:39 -0700 (PDT)
X-Message-Number: 1

As I wrote in one of my postings about
SATORALJAUJHELY,I found in the city archive the Jewish
Orthodox Records which were not at all microfilmed by
the mormons!!!

Andres Carciente
Budapest
350781 - 350800 of 655042  
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