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ViewMate Posting: Translation of Lithuanian birth record (Russian and Hebrew)
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Roy Ogus
I've posted two images extracted >from a Lithuanian birth record dated 1893
from the town of Pumpenai. The first image shows the Russian portion of therecord; the second image shows the Hebrew portion. The rightmost column in each image is the child's name, second last column the parents' information, and the first column is the town information. I would appreciate a translation of both images. The ViewMate images can be found at: Russian portion of record https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=71900 Hebrew portion of record https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=71901 Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application (or to me personally by e-mail). Thanks for your input! Roy Ogus Palo Alto, California r_ogus at hotmail.com
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen ViewMate Posting: Translation of Lithuanian birth record (Russian and Hebrew)
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Roy Ogus
I've posted two images extracted >from a Lithuanian birth record dated 1893
from the town of Pumpenai. The first image shows the Russian portion of therecord; the second image shows the Hebrew portion. The rightmost column in each image is the child's name, second last column the parents' information, and the first column is the town information. I would appreciate a translation of both images. The ViewMate images can be found at: Russian portion of record https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=71900 Hebrew portion of record https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=71901 Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application (or to me personally by e-mail). Thanks for your input! Roy Ogus Palo Alto, California r_ogus at hotmail.com
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ViewMate translation request - German - Peter REINITZ in Moravia. at last!
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Omri Arnon <omri@...>
Dear Group,
I think that at last I managed to solve one of my highest brick walls which is bothering me since I (and my late father before me) started to research my Hungarian roots. For years I have been trying to find the connection between Moravia where my GGGGF Peter REINITZ came >from to Hungary around 1800. Finally I think I have managed to break the brick wall. In the "Hranice Book of changes in land holdings" I found several pages describing changes in holding of a house in Hranice relating to Peter REINITZ. It seems that Peter or his family had a strong connection to Bonyhad. Later or in parallel he lived in Nagykanizsa (Canisha/Canisa). I am posting two parts of a short document signed by a medical Doctor. I would very much appreciate a translation of this document which is posted here: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM71936 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM71937 Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page. Thank you very much. Omri Arnon Israel
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen ViewMate translation request - German - Peter REINITZ in Moravia. at last!
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Omri Arnon <omri@...>
Dear Group,
I think that at last I managed to solve one of my highest brick walls which is bothering me since I (and my late father before me) started to research my Hungarian roots. For years I have been trying to find the connection between Moravia where my GGGGF Peter REINITZ came >from to Hungary around 1800. Finally I think I have managed to break the brick wall. In the "Hranice Book of changes in land holdings" I found several pages describing changes in holding of a house in Hranice relating to Peter REINITZ. It seems that Peter or his family had a strong connection to Bonyhad. Later or in parallel he lived in Nagykanizsa (Canisha/Canisa). I am posting two parts of a short document signed by a medical Doctor. I would very much appreciate a translation of this document which is posted here: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM71936 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM71937 Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page. Thank you very much. Omri Arnon Israel
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New data available from the Vilnius Household Registers project
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Russ Maurer
LitvakSIG is very pleased to announce that batch 4 of the Vilnius household
registers project, 5185 lines, is now available to qualified donors. To help you decide if this batch is relevant to you, please consult the free Batch 4 preview which you can download >from the VHR home page, https://www.litvaksig.org/research/special-projects/vilnius-household-registers (short URL: https://tinyurl.com/yab5ojnv ). The batch preview shows the full name and year of birth (or age) for each person in batch 4. During the period between WWI and WWII, Vilnius and adjoining areas (that today are within eastern Lithuania and western Belarus) were under Polish control. In Vilnius, the Poland imposed its system of household registration for population registration and mobility control >from 1919 to 1940. More than 13,000 household registers have survived. They contain a treasure trove of information about people who lived in or visited Vilnius. Typical records may include the first and last name, maiden name, names of the parents including the mother's maiden name, marital status, nationality and religion, place and date of birth (or age), place of previous residence, date of arrival to the lodgings, date of leaving the lodgings and next destination. We estimate that the collection, in all, contains about a million lines of data for Jews. Because this is a long-term project, we are releasing data 5,000 lines at a time, approximately every 2-3 months. Batch 4 contains all available data >from six large apartment buildings located at Mala Stefanska 19, Wielka Stefanska 5 and 14, and Zawalna 10/3, 15, and 16. Each batch will be added to the free, searchable All-Lithuania database about 18 months after release. Of particular note, because of the shifting national boundaries, the Vilnius household registers will be of interest to a wider audience than one might imagine. There was no border between Vilnius and the rest of interwar Poland. People flowed freely between Vilnius and such other cities as Warsaw, Bialystok, Lodz, Lida, Disna, Oshmiany, Minsk, and others. If your ancestors were anywhere in that area between the wars, they could have stopped in Vilnius and made an appearance in a household register. All necessary information about these data releases, including how to become a qualified donor, can be found on the VHR home page linked above. While you're there, check out our new Vilnius interactive map (thank you, Jay Osborn!) Any questions should be directed to me at vhrproject@... Russ Maurer VHR project coordinator, LitvakSIG
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen New data available from the Vilnius Household Registers project
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Russ Maurer
LitvakSIG is very pleased to announce that batch 4 of the Vilnius household
registers project, 5185 lines, is now available to qualified donors. To help you decide if this batch is relevant to you, please consult the free Batch 4 preview which you can download >from the VHR home page, https://www.litvaksig.org/research/special-projects/vilnius-household-registers (short URL: https://tinyurl.com/yab5ojnv ). The batch preview shows the full name and year of birth (or age) for each person in batch 4. During the period between WWI and WWII, Vilnius and adjoining areas (that today are within eastern Lithuania and western Belarus) were under Polish control. In Vilnius, the Poland imposed its system of household registration for population registration and mobility control >from 1919 to 1940. More than 13,000 household registers have survived. They contain a treasure trove of information about people who lived in or visited Vilnius. Typical records may include the first and last name, maiden name, names of the parents including the mother's maiden name, marital status, nationality and religion, place and date of birth (or age), place of previous residence, date of arrival to the lodgings, date of leaving the lodgings and next destination. We estimate that the collection, in all, contains about a million lines of data for Jews. Because this is a long-term project, we are releasing data 5,000 lines at a time, approximately every 2-3 months. Batch 4 contains all available data >from six large apartment buildings located at Mala Stefanska 19, Wielka Stefanska 5 and 14, and Zawalna 10/3, 15, and 16. Each batch will be added to the free, searchable All-Lithuania database about 18 months after release. Of particular note, because of the shifting national boundaries, the Vilnius household registers will be of interest to a wider audience than one might imagine. There was no border between Vilnius and the rest of interwar Poland. People flowed freely between Vilnius and such other cities as Warsaw, Bialystok, Lodz, Lida, Disna, Oshmiany, Minsk, and others. If your ancestors were anywhere in that area between the wars, they could have stopped in Vilnius and made an appearance in a household register. All necessary information about these data releases, including how to become a qualified donor, can be found on the VHR home page linked above. While you're there, check out our new Vilnius interactive map (thank you, Jay Osborn!) Any questions should be directed to me at vhrproject@... Russ Maurer VHR project coordinator, LitvakSIG
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Searching Joseph GREEN in Seagate
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David Goldman
I have come along a document connecting my grandmother's sister to a visit
from Canada to one Joseph GREEN at the "Sunshine Lodge" on Coney Island andMaple Ave., Brooklyn, in May 1925. Since she had been married to Sam GREEN in Seattle in 1924 I assume this must be his relative though the immigration form lists her as single, accompanied by her mother >from Canada for one month. I assume this Lodge disappeared long ago. But any suggestions regarding Joseph Green would be interesting. Thanks, David Goldman NYC
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Searching Joseph GREEN in Seagate
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David Goldman
I have come along a document connecting my grandmother's sister to a visit
from Canada to one Joseph GREEN at the "Sunshine Lodge" on Coney Island andMaple Ave., Brooklyn, in May 1925. Since she had been married to Sam GREEN in Seattle in 1924 I assume this must be his relative though the immigration form lists her as single, accompanied by her mother >from Canada for one month. I assume this Lodge disappeared long ago. But any suggestions regarding Joseph Green would be interesting. Thanks, David Goldman NYC
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Need help on locating family of Henry Samuel, born in Liverpool, England in 1775
#unitedkingdom
Justin Samuels <screenwriter97@...>
A Sephardic ancestor of mine was born in Liverpool in 1775.
His name is Henry Samuel. I do not know the name of his parents. He moved to America at some point and fought in the war of 1812. I’m looking for any synagogue records or any records that identify him as Jewish or Sephardic. My name is Justin Samuels.
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JCR-UK SIG #UnitedKingdom Need help on locating family of Henry Samuel, born in Liverpool, England in 1775
#unitedkingdom
Justin Samuels <screenwriter97@...>
A Sephardic ancestor of mine was born in Liverpool in 1775.
His name is Henry Samuel. I do not know the name of his parents. He moved to America at some point and fought in the war of 1812. I’m looking for any synagogue records or any records that identify him as Jewish or Sephardic. My name is Justin Samuels.
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USCIS Webinar Staffing the Golden Shores: The Early Years of the Immigration Service
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Jan Meisels Allen
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) will be
conducting a webinar on Thursday February 28, 2019 at 1:00PM ET on Staffing the Golden Shores: The Early Years of the Immigration Service. The USCIS is the successor agency to the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). Go to: https://www.uscis.gov/HGWebinars Click on Guide to I&N History and scroll down to the list of February-June Live Webinars and click on the February 28 date. This will provide more information about the program and how to attend. The webinar will not be recorded therefore the only opportunity to participate is to tune in live. If you have not participated in one of the USCIS webinars before and not used Adobe Connect I recommend following the directions listed under Adobe Connect at the above url. Do these *before* the webinar so you are ready to go at the correct time. Please do *not* call the phone number on the screen. If you are having trouble accessing a meeting, event or seminar, please contact the event organizer for assistance. For security and privacy reasons Adobe is unable to assist customers in gaining access to private meetings, events or seminars. Only the meeting organizer or administrator of the web conferencing account can register users or grant access to Adobe Connect meetings. Jan Meisels Allen Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen USCIS Webinar Staffing the Golden Shores: The Early Years of the Immigration Service
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Jan Meisels Allen
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) will be
conducting a webinar on Thursday February 28, 2019 at 1:00PM ET on Staffing the Golden Shores: The Early Years of the Immigration Service. The USCIS is the successor agency to the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS). Go to: https://www.uscis.gov/HGWebinars Click on Guide to I&N History and scroll down to the list of February-June Live Webinars and click on the February 28 date. This will provide more information about the program and how to attend. The webinar will not be recorded therefore the only opportunity to participate is to tune in live. If you have not participated in one of the USCIS webinars before and not used Adobe Connect I recommend following the directions listed under Adobe Connect at the above url. Do these *before* the webinar so you are ready to go at the correct time. Please do *not* call the phone number on the screen. If you are having trouble accessing a meeting, event or seminar, please contact the event organizer for assistance. For security and privacy reasons Adobe is unable to assist customers in gaining access to private meetings, events or seminars. Only the meeting organizer or administrator of the web conferencing account can register users or grant access to Adobe Connect meetings. Jan Meisels Allen Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee
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Batch 4 of the Vilnius household registers now available
#lithuania
Russ Maurer
I am pleased to announce that Batch 4 of the Vilnius household
registers is now available to qualified donors. The registers were created between 1919 and 1940 when Wilno (Vilnius) city and Wilno voivodeship were part of Poland. The registers contain detailed information about everyone who lived in Wilno at that time, as well as for many visitors. They will potentially hold discoveries for anyone whose family was in that general area, which today includes parts of Lithuania, Belarus, and northeast Poland. As this is a very large project that will go on for years, we are releasing data in batches of about 5000 lines. Batch 4 includes six large apartment buildings located at Mala Stefanska 19, Wielka Stefanska 5 and 14, and Zawalna 10/3, 15, and 16. To help you determine if this batch is relevant to your research, we provide surname information below. In addition, we are offering a "batch preview", a bare-bones version of the batch spreadsheet containing the full name and year of birth (or age) of each person. The preview may be downloaded >from the VHR homepage, https://www.litvaksig.org/research/special-projects/vilnius-household-registers With this release, we are also debuting a new tool, a Vilnius interactive map (linked on the VHR home page). This tool will facilitate correlating Polish-era and modern street names. We thank Jay Osborn for creating this map tool for us. Researchers wishing to access the full batch 4 spreadsheet will need to make a qualifying donation (minimum $50) to the VHR project. This can be done by selecting Vilnius household registers within the Special Projects option on the LItvakSIG donation page, https://www.litvaksig.org/membership-and-contributions/join-and-contribute/ Please mention the batch you want in the donation note. We will then send you a download link for the batch you have requested. Any inquiries related to VHR should be directed to me at vhrproject@... Russ Maurer VHR project coordinator, LitvakSIG SURNAMES: The most frequently mentioned surnames in batch 4 (40 or more mentions each) were LEWIN, ALPEROWICZ, MINKOWICZ, MATLOWSKI, GURWICZ, ZAJDSZNUR, KOWARSKI, BERKMAN, CHOLEM,and BROJDO. Here is the full list of surnames for this batch in alphabetical order. ABEL, ABELMAN, ABRAMOWICZ, ABRAMOWSKI, ABRAMSKI, ABRAMSON, ADAMOWICZ, ADORYNOWICZ, AINSZTEJN-BERNIKER, AJNSZTEJN, AJNSZTEJN-REZNIKER, AJZEN, AJZENBERG, AJZENSTADT, AJZENSZTADT, AJZIN, AKSAMIT, AKSENCOW, ALAGUN, ALATKA, ALATKO, ALBERG, ALOJ, ALPERN, ALPEROWICZ, ALPERT, ALSZANSKI, ALTMAN, AMDURSKI, AMSCIBOWSKI, ANGIEL, ANTOSZULSKI, ANTOWIL, ANUSZYSZSKI, APATOW, APOJ, ARANOVICZ, ARANOWICZ, ARBATMAN, ARCHIMOWICZ, ARIAN, ARLAZOW, ARLINSKI, ARLUK, ARNOLD, AROCKI, ARONES, ASS, ASZ, AWIDON, AZERSKI, BACKER, BADASZ, BAGAN, BAGON, BAJ, BAKSZT, BALONOW, BANDER, BANDT, BANER VEL BAJER, BANER-BAJER, BANKWECER, BARAN, BARASZ, BARON, BARTAK, BASMAN, BASTOMSKI, BASZKIN, BASZKOWICZ, BEDER, BEG, BEJDER, BEJKOWICZ, BEJLES, BEJLINSON, BEKENSZTEJN, BEKER, BEKIER, BELICZKI, BELINKO, BELKIND, BELLACH, BENASZ, BENCIANOWSKI, BENJAMINSON, BENKEL, BENSKI, BERCHOLC, BERENSTEIN, BERENSZTEJN, BERENT, BERENTZ, BERGER, BERGIER, BERGMAN, BERHOLC, BERKMAN, BERKON, BERKOWICZ, BERLAND, BERLIN, BERMAN, BERNATOW, BERNSZTEJN, BERZAK, BERZON, BEZPROZWANA, BIALOGUSKI, BICHSZTEJN, BIEGUN, BIELENS, BIELNIK, BIELOWODZKI, BIELSKI, BIEREZOWICZ, BIKSON, BIL, BILLER, BIN, BINDER, BINDERMAN, BIRKOWICZ, BJALO, BLANKSZTEJN, BLAUSZTEJN, BLECHAROWICZ, BLENDER, BLIC, BLINDER, BLOCH, BODWINNIKOW, BOGDANOWSKI, BOGEN, BOGUSLAWSKI, BOLOTOWSKI, BOMASZ, BONK, BORKUM, BORNSZTEJN, BORODOMINSKI, BOROWSKI, BORUCHOWICZ, BOUSSEL, BRANCOWSKI, BRAUDE, BRECKI, BREGMAN, BREJDBORD, BREMBERG, BRENAJZEN, BRENBURG, BRENER, BRESKI, BRESZCZ, BREZ, BROCKI, BRODERSON, BRODJO, BRODSKI, BRODZKI, BROIDO, BROJDES, BROJDO, BROJT, BROLNIK, BRUDNO, BRUDNY, BRYSKIN, BRYZMAN, BRZEZINSKI, BUDOWNIK, BUKSTELSKI, BUKSZTELSKI, BULKIN, BUNIMOWICZ, BURAK, BURAKISKI, BURKO, BURLAN, BURLAND, BURSZTEJN, BUSIEL, BUTENSKI, BUTSZTELSKI, BUZGAN, BYK, BYKOW / BYK, BYL, CEJKINSKI, CEJTLIN, CEMACHOWICZ, CENDAKOWICZ, CENDUKOWICZ, CESLER, CETLIN, CHABOCKI, CHAIMOWICZ, CHAJET, CHAJKIN, CHALFON, CHALUPOWICZ, CHAMARSKI, CHARMAC, CHASZESMAN, CHAWIES, CHAWKIN, CHAZAN, CHAZANOWICZ, CHAZANOWSKI, CHEJFEC, CHEJFIEC, CHELFGOL, CHIDEKEL, CHILKES, CHILKIES, CHODES, CHODOS, CHODYS, CHOLEM, CHONECH, CHOSON, CHRYZMAN, CICHOK, CIECHANOWIECKI, CIESLA-PLOTNIK, CINMAN, CIRLIN, CUKIERMAN, CUKIERZYS, CWILING,CYGIELNIK, CYKINSKI, CYMKOWSKI, CYNCYNATUS, CYPEL, CYPKIN, CYRUCNIK, CYRULNIK, CZARNA, CZARNE, CZERNY, CZERTOK, CZERTOW, CZESKIN, CZORNY, CZYGRYN, CZYMKOWSKI, DAJCZ, DALINSKI, DANISZEWSKI, DAWIDOWSKI, DENCZ, DERECZYNSKI, DEWELTOW, DIK, DIMENT, DLUGIN, DOBCZANSKI, DOBRA, DOBROWITKIER, DOGIM, DOLINKO, DOLINSKI, DREJCER, DREJZIK, DREJZIN, DRENCELSKI, DROZNES, DRUJAN, DRUSKIN, DRYZIN, DUBCZANSKI, DUBELMAN, DUBINSKI, DUBLIN, DUKST, DUKSZT, DUSZ, DUSZCZ, DUSZYC, DWORECKI, DYNIN, DYSZYC, DZIENCELSKI, DZIENCIELSKI, DZIEWRATIN, DZISWIACKI, EDELSON, EDIT, EIZENSZTAT, EJDELSON, EJGES, EJNHORN, EJZENBERG, ELBERT, ELFANSZTEJN, ELJASZEWICZ, ELKES, ELPERN, ELSZTEJN, ELTERMAN, ELZUCKI, ENGORN, ENTIN, EPEL, EPSTEIN, EPSZTEJN, ERDBESZAN, ERK, ERKOW, ERLACH, ERLICH, ESTRYN, ETMAN, ETTINGER, FAJER, FAJERMAN, FAJERMAN (FAJER), FAJN, FAJNSTEJN, FAJNSZTEJN, FAKTOR, FARBER, FAULMAN, FEJGELSON, FEJGIN, FELDMAN, FELMAN, FELMER, FELSZER, FINK, FINKELSZTEJN, FINKIELMAN, FINKIELSZTEJN, FISZELEWICZ, FISZER, FISZLEWICZ, FLEKSER, FLITER, FOGEL, FOGIEL, FRANCOZ, FRANCOZOW, FRANK, FRANKENTAL, FRANKFURT, FRANKIENBARG, FRED, FRED-GIECOW, FRENKIEL, FRIDMAN, FRIED, FRUCHT, FRUCHTGARTEN, FRUMKIN, FRYD, FRYDE, FRYDLANDER, FRYDMAN, FRYDSZTEJN, FUCHS, FUKS, FURMANSKI, FUTERFAS, GABER, GALECKI, GALERKIN, GALERNIK, GALIN, GALPERIN, GALPERN, GALPERYN, GANDEL, GARBAROWICZ, GARBARSKI, GARBER, GARMIZE, GAUCHMAN, GAVENDO, GAWENDO, GAWISER, GEFEN, GEFFEN, GEJEW, GELER, GELFARB, GELFEN, GELFER, GELGOR, GELINSKI, GELLER, GENDEL, GENKIN, GERCOWSKI, GERMAN, GERSZATER, GERSZENSON, GERSZENZON, GERSZMAN, GERSZTENZANG, GERSZYNSKI, GESTEL, GESUNDHEIT, GEWIRC, GIBGOT, GICELTER, GIEC, GIECOW, GIELEV, GIELFARB, GIERCOWSKI, GIERSZENSOHN, GIERSZENZON, GIERSZMAN, GIERSZUNY, GILDE, GILELS, GILINSKI, GILIROWICZ, GILKIN, GILWAN, GINDZIN, GINSBURG, GINZBERG, GINZBURG, GIRNOWSKI, GIRSZOWSKI, GITELZON, GITERMAN, GITMUL, GLAJCHGOW, GLAS, GLAWINSKI, GLEMBOCKI, GLIGIER, GLIKMAN, GLIKSMAN, GLINIENSKI, GLOBUS, GLUCHOJ, GLUZBARG-BOSKIS, GOBST, GODBERG-RUTKOWSKI, GOJCHMAN, GOLBIN, GOLDBERG, GOLDFARB, GOLDKORN, GOLDSZMIDT, GOLDSZTAJA, GOLDSZTEJN, GOLDYNBERG, GOLFMAN, GOLOWCYN, GOLOWCZYK, GOLSZMIT, GOLUB, GOLUBCZYK, GOPST, GORBULSKI, GORDEL, GORDON, GORFAIN, GOROWACKI, GOSFENKIEL, GOTFRYD, GOTLIB, GOTTFRYD, GOTTLIEB, GRACZ, GRACZUK, GREBLER, GRIN, GRINBAUM, GRINSZTEJN, GRITIM, GRITUN, GRODENCZYK, GRODZENSKI, GRODZIENSKI, GROGIER, GROS, GROSMANN, GRUDNY, GRYFUN, GRYN, GRYNER, GRYNGOLC, GRYNHAUZ, GRYNSZPAN, GRYNSZTEJN, GRYNWALD, GRYTUN, GUBERMAN, GURDES, GURDIS, GURDUS, GUREWICZ, GURFINKEL, GURFINKIEL, GURWICZ, GUTMAN, GUZ, HAMBURG, HART, HAUSLER-SCHNEJDER, HELCMAN, HELEMAN, HELFARB, HELFGOT, HELLER, HERMELIN, HERSZKOWICZ, HILLER, HINDES, HIRSZOWSKI, HOBERMAN, HOFMAN, HOFSZAJN, HOFSZTEJN, HOLTZ, HOPENSZTEJN, HURWICZ, HUTERER, ICCHOKIN, ICKOWICZ, ILGOWSKI, ISERSON, IWENSKI, IZAKSON, IZRAILSKI, JABLONSKI, JACKIEWICZ, JAFFE, JAKOBSON, JAKYRA, JAMBRO, JANISKZI, JANKELEWICZ, JARNIEWSKI, JASZURIN, JASZURYN, JAWICZ, JELEN, JENELOW, JENIEL, JENIELOW, JERSZANSKI, JESZURYN, JEWREJSKI, JOCHEL, JOCHELZON, JOFE, JOFFE, JOGIEL, JONEL, JOSELEWICZ, JOSELSON, JOSELZON, JOSIELEWICZ, JOSIELJAWICZ, JOSSELSON, JOZELSON, JUDELEWICZ, JUDNOSKI, KABACZNIK, KABAK, KABRAN, KAC, KACEW, KACOWICZ, KAGAN, KAGANOWICZ, KAHAN, KAHN, KALDOBSKI, KALMANOWICZ, KAMEN, KAMIONSKI, KAMUSZER, KAN, KANFER, KANT, KANTOR, KANTOROWICZ, KAPEL, KAPLAN, KAPLANSKI, KAPUSZCZEWSKI, KARAPANS, KARPENKOPF, KART, KATPAK, KATSKI, KAUFMAN, KAUFMANS, KAZDIN, KELER, KELLER, KENIGSBERGER, KEPLER, KEPLER-RAJCHENBACH, KEREV, KESEL, KESELMAN, KESSEL, KIEWSZENBLAT, KIJUCZEWSKI, KINCEWSKI, KINCZEWSKI, KINKULKIN, KIPER, KIRSNER, KISBER, KIWELOWICZ, KIWOWICZ, KIZBER, KIZOWICZ, KLACZKIN, KLACZKO, KLAS, KLASS, KLEC, KLECKI, KLEJNERMAN, KLEMENTINOWSKI, KLEMENTYNOWSKI, KLENKOWICKI, KLENKOWIERC, KLIKSBERG, KLIMENTINOWSKI, KLOC, KLOG, KLONICKI, KLOT, KLOTT, KNOPF, KOCIAK, KOCIN, KODNER, KOHN, KOJRANSKI, KOLESNIK, KOLPAKOPUL, KOLTUN, KOMISAR, KONIK, KOPEL, KOPELOW, KOPELOWICZ, KOPER, KOPILEWICZ, KOPSZTEJN, KOREL, KORNBLIT, KORT, KOSCIAK, KOSOWSKI, KOSTRYNSKI, KOTKES, KOTLER, KOTLOWSKI, KOTOK, KOTON, KOVIN, KOWARSKI, KOWNER, KOZAK, KOZEL, KOZIOL, KOZLOWSKI, KOZOL, KRAMER, KRANT, KRATKA, KRATKI, KRAUT, KRAWIEC, KRECZNER, KREJCER, KREJNER, KREJNGEL, KREMER, KRENICKI, KREP, KRIGER, KROL, KROLEWECKI, KROLEWIECKI, KRONIK, KROSZKIN, KROSZKIN-GILMAN, KRUM, KRYGER, KUBICKI, KUC, KUCKUJEW, KUJANSKI, KUJAWSKI, KUKUCHRA, KUKUJEW, KULESZ, KUPERMAN, KURICKES, KURICKI, KUROCKES, KUROCZKES, KURYCKI, KUSZLANSKI, KUSZNER, KWASER, LACINOW, LADECKI, LAJBSZTEJN, LAK, LAKS, LAM, LANCMAN, LANDSBERG, LANG, LANGBORD, LANGLEBEN, LAP, LAPIDUS, LAVENDA, LAZAREW, LAZAREWICZ, LAZBEN, LAZOWSKI, LECHTAPOBERSZKI, LEJBEL-RAPPEL, LEJBMAN, LEJKIN, LEJNZINGER, LEJNZINGIER, LEJZEROWICZ, LEMPERT, LERMAN, LERNER, LEW, LEWANDA, LEWANDE, LEWANDO, LEWIN, LEWINSON, LEWINSZTEJN, LEWINZON, LEWIT, LEWITANUS, LIBERMAN, LIBMAN, LIBMANO, LICHTMAN, LICHTYG, LIDZKI, LIFSZYC, LIFWSZYC, LIOND, LIPANOWICZ, LIPEC, LIPELES, LIPIC, LIPIEC, LIPKIND, LIPKOWICZ, LIPMAN, LIPSKI, LIPSZES, LIPSZYC, LISICKI, LISTGARDEN, LISTGARTEN, LIT, LITOWICZ, LITS, LITT, LITWAK, LIWSZYC, LIWSZYN, LOGUNOW, LOZINSKI, LUBICZ, LUBKE, LUBOCKI, LUKSENBERG, LUPA, LUPE, LURJE, LUSKI, MACHTEJ, MACKEWICZ, MACKIEWICZ, MACKIN, MADEJSKIER, MAGAT, MAGIDS, MAJMIN, MAJZEL, MALAMED, MALAT, MALINASZ, MALIPAN, MALKES, MALKIES, MALLER, MALY, MANDELBAUM, MARGOLIS, MARIENSTRASS, MARJENSTRASS, MARKUS, MARMOROSCH, MARMUR, MARMURSZTEJN, MARMUT, MAROCZNIK, MASIN, MASZELNIK, MASZYN, MATLOWSKI, MATUK, MATYKONT, MAZO, MEDAJSKI, MEDREN, MEISELMANN, MEJEROWICZ, MELAMED, MENDEL, MERKIN, MERLIS, MERWIS, MESORER, MESZ, MESZEL, MESZORER, MICHNOWICZ, MIEDZIAGOWSKI, MIELNIK, MIENIOWICZ, MIKOWSKI, MILCHIKER, MILEJKOWSKI, MILNER, MILSHTEJN, MILSZTEJN, MILUCINOW, MINC, MINIER, MINIKES, MINIKIES, MINKOW, MINKOWICZ, MIRSKI, MIRWIS, MITAWSKI, MITELMAN, MOCHTEJ, MODLIN, MOGULSKI, MOLCZACKI, MOLCZADSKI, MOROCNIK, MORZYN, MOSKOWSKI, MOSYN, MOTLOWSKI, MUNIC, MUNICZ, MURAWCZYK, NACHIMOWSKI, NADEL, NAJMORK, NAMJOT, NATANZON, NEFELD, NEJFELD, NEJMAN, NEJMARK, NEJSZTADT,NEJWIDEL, NEJWIRDEL, NEWACH, NIDINSKI, NIECZUNSKI, NIEMEN, NISSENSON, NIZYNSKI, NOCHIMOW, NOCHIMOWSKI, NOCHUMOWSKI, NOJSENBRYT, NOWIK, NOWIKES, NOWOGRODZKI, NOWOPRUCKI, NUSBERN, OBERSZTEIN, OGUZ, OKSIENGORN, OLIWER, OLKIN, ORACZ, ORLOWSKI, OSTASINSKI, OSTASZYNSKI, OWSEJEWICZ, OZUR, PAPP, PARAMONIK, PARNER, PARNES, PATASZKIN, PATASZNIK, PAULANSKI, PAZAMONIK, PEJMER, PEJNFELD, PEJROS, PEKIER, PEKLER, PER, PERCOWICZ, PERELMUTER, PERELSZTEJN, PERK, PERLOW, PERSKI, PHILIPP, PIECZENISKI, PIEKAREW, PIENIER, PIENIZ, PIERACKI, PILIPSKI, PILKOWSKI, PINAN, PINCZANSKI, PIORKO, PISECNER, PLAM, PLATOWLEN, PLATOWLENA, PLATOWLENER, PLAW, PLISSKIN, PLOTKIN, POBENSKI, POCZAPOWSKI, PODBEREZSKI, PODWARYSKI, PODZELWER, POLAK, POLIKANSKI, PORTNOJ, PORUBANSKI, PORUDAMINSKI, POTASZNIK, POWARSKI, POZDNIAK, POZNIAK, PRAC, PRAJS, PRESMAN, PROKOSZ, PROPPER, PRUS, PRUZAN, PRZETYCKI, PUKIN, PUPKO, RABINOWICZ, RABUCHIN, RACHLEWSKI, RADOWSKI, RAFALOWSKI, RAGOLER, RAININ, RAIZ, RAJCHEL, RAJCHENBACH, RAJZIN, RAKOWICKI, RAMM, RAPOPORT, RAPPEL, RAPPEL-LEJBEL, RAPPOPORT, RASKIN, RASSKIN, RASZKOWICZ, RATYNIEC, RAWKIND, REBCZUK, RECHES, REISS, REJCHEL, REJZENBERG, RENKACISZEK, RESCH, RESZANSKI, REWIN, REZNIK, RITWER, RIWKIND, RIZ, ROCHLIN, ROCKER, ROFWARG, ROGOL, ROGOW, ROGOWA, ROMM, RONKIN, ROSENTHAL, ROSSJANSKI, ROTINEC, ROTNICKI, ROTSZAJN, ROTSZEJN, ROUBINSZTEJN, ROZEN, ROZENBAUM, ROZENBERG, ROZENBLIT, ROZENBLUM, ROZENGANS, ROZENHAUS, ROZENHAUZ, ROZENTAL, ROZENZWEIG, ROZIN, ROZOWSKI, RUBANIENKO, RUBANIENKO (RUBINIONEK), RUBANIENOK (RUBANIENKO), RUBIN, RUBINIENKO (RUBANIENKO), RUBINIENOK, RUBINS, RUBINSON, RUBINSZTEIN, RUBINSZTEJN, 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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania Batch 4 of the Vilnius household registers now available
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Russ Maurer
I am pleased to announce that Batch 4 of the Vilnius household
registers is now available to qualified donors. The registers were created between 1919 and 1940 when Wilno (Vilnius) city and Wilno voivodeship were part of Poland. The registers contain detailed information about everyone who lived in Wilno at that time, as well as for many visitors. They will potentially hold discoveries for anyone whose family was in that general area, which today includes parts of Lithuania, Belarus, and northeast Poland. As this is a very large project that will go on for years, we are releasing data in batches of about 5000 lines. Batch 4 includes six large apartment buildings located at Mala Stefanska 19, Wielka Stefanska 5 and 14, and Zawalna 10/3, 15, and 16. To help you determine if this batch is relevant to your research, we provide surname information below. In addition, we are offering a "batch preview", a bare-bones version of the batch spreadsheet containing the full name and year of birth (or age) of each person. The preview may be downloaded >from the VHR homepage, https://www.litvaksig.org/research/special-projects/vilnius-household-registers With this release, we are also debuting a new tool, a Vilnius interactive map (linked on the VHR home page). This tool will facilitate correlating Polish-era and modern street names. We thank Jay Osborn for creating this map tool for us. Researchers wishing to access the full batch 4 spreadsheet will need to make a qualifying donation (minimum $50) to the VHR project. This can be done by selecting Vilnius household registers within the Special Projects option on the LItvakSIG donation page, https://www.litvaksig.org/membership-and-contributions/join-and-contribute/ Please mention the batch you want in the donation note. We will then send you a download link for the batch you have requested. Any inquiries related to VHR should be directed to me at vhrproject@... Russ Maurer VHR project coordinator, LitvakSIG SURNAMES: The most frequently mentioned surnames in batch 4 (40 or more mentions each) were LEWIN, ALPEROWICZ, MINKOWICZ, MATLOWSKI, GURWICZ, ZAJDSZNUR, KOWARSKI, BERKMAN, CHOLEM,and BROJDO. Here is the full list of surnames for this batch in alphabetical order. ABEL, ABELMAN, ABRAMOWICZ, ABRAMOWSKI, ABRAMSKI, ABRAMSON, ADAMOWICZ, ADORYNOWICZ, AINSZTEJN-BERNIKER, AJNSZTEJN, AJNSZTEJN-REZNIKER, AJZEN, AJZENBERG, AJZENSTADT, AJZENSZTADT, AJZIN, AKSAMIT, AKSENCOW, ALAGUN, ALATKA, ALATKO, ALBERG, ALOJ, ALPERN, ALPEROWICZ, ALPERT, ALSZANSKI, ALTMAN, AMDURSKI, AMSCIBOWSKI, ANGIEL, ANTOSZULSKI, ANTOWIL, ANUSZYSZSKI, APATOW, APOJ, ARANOVICZ, ARANOWICZ, ARBATMAN, ARCHIMOWICZ, ARIAN, ARLAZOW, ARLINSKI, ARLUK, ARNOLD, AROCKI, ARONES, ASS, ASZ, AWIDON, AZERSKI, BACKER, BADASZ, BAGAN, BAGON, BAJ, BAKSZT, BALONOW, BANDER, BANDT, BANER VEL BAJER, BANER-BAJER, BANKWECER, BARAN, BARASZ, BARON, BARTAK, BASMAN, BASTOMSKI, BASZKIN, BASZKOWICZ, BEDER, BEG, BEJDER, BEJKOWICZ, BEJLES, BEJLINSON, BEKENSZTEJN, BEKER, BEKIER, BELICZKI, BELINKO, BELKIND, BELLACH, BENASZ, BENCIANOWSKI, BENJAMINSON, BENKEL, BENSKI, BERCHOLC, BERENSTEIN, BERENSZTEJN, BERENT, BERENTZ, BERGER, BERGIER, BERGMAN, BERHOLC, BERKMAN, BERKON, BERKOWICZ, BERLAND, BERLIN, BERMAN, BERNATOW, BERNSZTEJN, BERZAK, BERZON, BEZPROZWANA, BIALOGUSKI, BICHSZTEJN, BIEGUN, BIELENS, BIELNIK, BIELOWODZKI, BIELSKI, BIEREZOWICZ, BIKSON, BIL, BILLER, BIN, BINDER, BINDERMAN, BIRKOWICZ, BJALO, BLANKSZTEJN, BLAUSZTEJN, BLECHAROWICZ, BLENDER, BLIC, BLINDER, BLOCH, BODWINNIKOW, BOGDANOWSKI, BOGEN, BOGUSLAWSKI, BOLOTOWSKI, BOMASZ, BONK, BORKUM, BORNSZTEJN, BORODOMINSKI, BOROWSKI, BORUCHOWICZ, BOUSSEL, BRANCOWSKI, BRAUDE, BRECKI, BREGMAN, BREJDBORD, BREMBERG, BRENAJZEN, BRENBURG, BRENER, BRESKI, BRESZCZ, BREZ, BROCKI, BRODERSON, BRODJO, BRODSKI, BRODZKI, BROIDO, BROJDES, BROJDO, BROJT, BROLNIK, BRUDNO, BRUDNY, BRYSKIN, BRYZMAN, BRZEZINSKI, BUDOWNIK, BUKSTELSKI, BUKSZTELSKI, BULKIN, BUNIMOWICZ, BURAK, BURAKISKI, BURKO, BURLAN, BURLAND, BURSZTEJN, BUSIEL, BUTENSKI, BUTSZTELSKI, BUZGAN, BYK, BYKOW / BYK, BYL, CEJKINSKI, CEJTLIN, CEMACHOWICZ, CENDAKOWICZ, CENDUKOWICZ, CESLER, CETLIN, CHABOCKI, CHAIMOWICZ, CHAJET, CHAJKIN, CHALFON, CHALUPOWICZ, CHAMARSKI, CHARMAC, CHASZESMAN, CHAWIES, CHAWKIN, CHAZAN, CHAZANOWICZ, CHAZANOWSKI, CHEJFEC, CHEJFIEC, CHELFGOL, CHIDEKEL, CHILKES, CHILKIES, CHODES, CHODOS, CHODYS, CHOLEM, CHONECH, CHOSON, CHRYZMAN, CICHOK, CIECHANOWIECKI, CIESLA-PLOTNIK, CINMAN, CIRLIN, CUKIERMAN, CUKIERZYS, CWILING,CYGIELNIK, CYKINSKI, CYMKOWSKI, CYNCYNATUS, CYPEL, CYPKIN, CYRUCNIK, CYRULNIK, CZARNA, CZARNE, CZERNY, CZERTOK, CZERTOW, CZESKIN, CZORNY, CZYGRYN, CZYMKOWSKI, DAJCZ, DALINSKI, DANISZEWSKI, DAWIDOWSKI, DENCZ, DERECZYNSKI, DEWELTOW, DIK, DIMENT, DLUGIN, DOBCZANSKI, DOBRA, DOBROWITKIER, DOGIM, DOLINKO, DOLINSKI, DREJCER, DREJZIK, DREJZIN, DRENCELSKI, DROZNES, DRUJAN, DRUSKIN, DRYZIN, DUBCZANSKI, DUBELMAN, DUBINSKI, DUBLIN, DUKST, DUKSZT, DUSZ, DUSZCZ, DUSZYC, DWORECKI, DYNIN, DYSZYC, DZIENCELSKI, DZIENCIELSKI, DZIEWRATIN, DZISWIACKI, EDELSON, EDIT, EIZENSZTAT, EJDELSON, EJGES, EJNHORN, EJZENBERG, ELBERT, ELFANSZTEJN, ELJASZEWICZ, ELKES, ELPERN, ELSZTEJN, ELTERMAN, ELZUCKI, ENGORN, ENTIN, EPEL, EPSTEIN, EPSZTEJN, ERDBESZAN, ERK, ERKOW, ERLACH, ERLICH, ESTRYN, ETMAN, ETTINGER, FAJER, FAJERMAN, FAJERMAN (FAJER), FAJN, FAJNSTEJN, FAJNSZTEJN, FAKTOR, FARBER, FAULMAN, FEJGELSON, FEJGIN, FELDMAN, FELMAN, FELMER, FELSZER, FINK, FINKELSZTEJN, FINKIELMAN, FINKIELSZTEJN, FISZELEWICZ, FISZER, FISZLEWICZ, FLEKSER, FLITER, FOGEL, FOGIEL, FRANCOZ, FRANCOZOW, FRANK, FRANKENTAL, FRANKFURT, FRANKIENBARG, FRED, FRED-GIECOW, FRENKIEL, FRIDMAN, FRIED, FRUCHT, FRUCHTGARTEN, FRUMKIN, FRYD, FRYDE, FRYDLANDER, FRYDMAN, FRYDSZTEJN, FUCHS, FUKS, FURMANSKI, FUTERFAS, GABER, GALECKI, GALERKIN, GALERNIK, GALIN, GALPERIN, GALPERN, GALPERYN, GANDEL, GARBAROWICZ, GARBARSKI, GARBER, GARMIZE, GAUCHMAN, GAVENDO, GAWENDO, GAWISER, GEFEN, GEFFEN, GEJEW, GELER, GELFARB, GELFEN, GELFER, GELGOR, GELINSKI, GELLER, GENDEL, GENKIN, GERCOWSKI, GERMAN, GERSZATER, GERSZENSON, GERSZENZON, GERSZMAN, GERSZTENZANG, GERSZYNSKI, GESTEL, GESUNDHEIT, GEWIRC, GIBGOT, GICELTER, GIEC, GIECOW, GIELEV, GIELFARB, GIERCOWSKI, GIERSZENSOHN, GIERSZENZON, GIERSZMAN, GIERSZUNY, GILDE, GILELS, GILINSKI, GILIROWICZ, GILKIN, GILWAN, GINDZIN, GINSBURG, GINZBERG, GINZBURG, GIRNOWSKI, GIRSZOWSKI, GITELZON, GITERMAN, GITMUL, GLAJCHGOW, GLAS, GLAWINSKI, GLEMBOCKI, GLIGIER, GLIKMAN, GLIKSMAN, GLINIENSKI, GLOBUS, GLUCHOJ, GLUZBARG-BOSKIS, GOBST, GODBERG-RUTKOWSKI, GOJCHMAN, GOLBIN, GOLDBERG, GOLDFARB, GOLDKORN, GOLDSZMIDT, GOLDSZTAJA, GOLDSZTEJN, GOLDYNBERG, GOLFMAN, GOLOWCYN, GOLOWCZYK, GOLSZMIT, GOLUB, GOLUBCZYK, GOPST, GORBULSKI, GORDEL, GORDON, GORFAIN, GOROWACKI, GOSFENKIEL, GOTFRYD, GOTLIB, GOTTFRYD, GOTTLIEB, GRACZ, GRACZUK, GREBLER, GRIN, GRINBAUM, GRINSZTEJN, GRITIM, GRITUN, GRODENCZYK, GRODZENSKI, GRODZIENSKI, GROGIER, GROS, GROSMANN, GRUDNY, GRYFUN, GRYN, GRYNER, GRYNGOLC, GRYNHAUZ, GRYNSZPAN, GRYNSZTEJN, GRYNWALD, GRYTUN, GUBERMAN, GURDES, GURDIS, GURDUS, GUREWICZ, GURFINKEL, GURFINKIEL, GURWICZ, GUTMAN, GUZ, HAMBURG, HART, HAUSLER-SCHNEJDER, HELCMAN, HELEMAN, HELFARB, HELFGOT, HELLER, HERMELIN, HERSZKOWICZ, HILLER, HINDES, HIRSZOWSKI, HOBERMAN, HOFMAN, HOFSZAJN, HOFSZTEJN, HOLTZ, HOPENSZTEJN, HURWICZ, HUTERER, ICCHOKIN, ICKOWICZ, ILGOWSKI, ISERSON, IWENSKI, IZAKSON, IZRAILSKI, JABLONSKI, JACKIEWICZ, JAFFE, JAKOBSON, JAKYRA, JAMBRO, JANISKZI, JANKELEWICZ, JARNIEWSKI, JASZURIN, JASZURYN, JAWICZ, JELEN, JENELOW, JENIEL, JENIELOW, JERSZANSKI, JESZURYN, JEWREJSKI, JOCHEL, JOCHELZON, JOFE, JOFFE, JOGIEL, JONEL, JOSELEWICZ, JOSELSON, JOSELZON, JOSIELEWICZ, JOSIELJAWICZ, JOSSELSON, JOZELSON, JUDELEWICZ, JUDNOSKI, KABACZNIK, KABAK, KABRAN, KAC, KACEW, KACOWICZ, KAGAN, KAGANOWICZ, KAHAN, KAHN, KALDOBSKI, KALMANOWICZ, KAMEN, KAMIONSKI, KAMUSZER, KAN, KANFER, KANT, KANTOR, KANTOROWICZ, KAPEL, KAPLAN, KAPLANSKI, KAPUSZCZEWSKI, KARAPANS, KARPENKOPF, KART, KATPAK, KATSKI, KAUFMAN, KAUFMANS, KAZDIN, KELER, KELLER, KENIGSBERGER, KEPLER, KEPLER-RAJCHENBACH, KEREV, KESEL, KESELMAN, KESSEL, KIEWSZENBLAT, KIJUCZEWSKI, KINCEWSKI, KINCZEWSKI, KINKULKIN, KIPER, KIRSNER, KISBER, KIWELOWICZ, KIWOWICZ, KIZBER, KIZOWICZ, KLACZKIN, KLACZKO, KLAS, KLASS, KLEC, KLECKI, KLEJNERMAN, KLEMENTINOWSKI, KLEMENTYNOWSKI, KLENKOWICKI, KLENKOWIERC, KLIKSBERG, KLIMENTINOWSKI, KLOC, KLOG, KLONICKI, KLOT, KLOTT, KNOPF, KOCIAK, KOCIN, KODNER, KOHN, KOJRANSKI, KOLESNIK, KOLPAKOPUL, KOLTUN, KOMISAR, KONIK, KOPEL, KOPELOW, KOPELOWICZ, KOPER, KOPILEWICZ, KOPSZTEJN, KOREL, KORNBLIT, KORT, KOSCIAK, KOSOWSKI, KOSTRYNSKI, KOTKES, KOTLER, KOTLOWSKI, KOTOK, KOTON, KOVIN, KOWARSKI, KOWNER, KOZAK, KOZEL, KOZIOL, KOZLOWSKI, KOZOL, KRAMER, KRANT, KRATKA, KRATKI, KRAUT, KRAWIEC, KRECZNER, KREJCER, KREJNER, KREJNGEL, KREMER, KRENICKI, KREP, KRIGER, KROL, KROLEWECKI, KROLEWIECKI, KRONIK, KROSZKIN, KROSZKIN-GILMAN, KRUM, KRYGER, KUBICKI, KUC, KUCKUJEW, KUJANSKI, KUJAWSKI, KUKUCHRA, KUKUJEW, KULESZ, KUPERMAN, KURICKES, KURICKI, KUROCKES, KUROCZKES, KURYCKI, KUSZLANSKI, KUSZNER, KWASER, LACINOW, LADECKI, LAJBSZTEJN, LAK, LAKS, LAM, LANCMAN, LANDSBERG, LANG, LANGBORD, LANGLEBEN, LAP, LAPIDUS, LAVENDA, LAZAREW, LAZAREWICZ, LAZBEN, LAZOWSKI, LECHTAPOBERSZKI, LEJBEL-RAPPEL, LEJBMAN, LEJKIN, LEJNZINGER, LEJNZINGIER, LEJZEROWICZ, LEMPERT, LERMAN, LERNER, LEW, LEWANDA, LEWANDE, LEWANDO, LEWIN, LEWINSON, LEWINSZTEJN, LEWINZON, LEWIT, LEWITANUS, LIBERMAN, LIBMAN, LIBMANO, LICHTMAN, LICHTYG, LIDZKI, LIFSZYC, LIFWSZYC, LIOND, LIPANOWICZ, LIPEC, LIPELES, LIPIC, LIPIEC, LIPKIND, LIPKOWICZ, LIPMAN, LIPSKI, LIPSZES, LIPSZYC, LISICKI, LISTGARDEN, LISTGARTEN, LIT, LITOWICZ, LITS, LITT, LITWAK, LIWSZYC, LIWSZYN, LOGUNOW, LOZINSKI, LUBICZ, LUBKE, LUBOCKI, LUKSENBERG, LUPA, LUPE, LURJE, LUSKI, MACHTEJ, MACKEWICZ, MACKIEWICZ, MACKIN, MADEJSKIER, MAGAT, MAGIDS, MAJMIN, MAJZEL, MALAMED, MALAT, MALINASZ, MALIPAN, MALKES, MALKIES, MALLER, MALY, MANDELBAUM, MARGOLIS, MARIENSTRASS, MARJENSTRASS, MARKUS, MARMOROSCH, MARMUR, MARMURSZTEJN, MARMUT, MAROCZNIK, MASIN, MASZELNIK, MASZYN, MATLOWSKI, MATUK, MATYKONT, MAZO, MEDAJSKI, MEDREN, MEISELMANN, MEJEROWICZ, MELAMED, MENDEL, MERKIN, MERLIS, MERWIS, MESORER, MESZ, MESZEL, MESZORER, MICHNOWICZ, MIEDZIAGOWSKI, MIELNIK, MIENIOWICZ, MIKOWSKI, MILCHIKER, MILEJKOWSKI, MILNER, MILSHTEJN, MILSZTEJN, MILUCINOW, MINC, MINIER, MINIKES, MINIKIES, MINKOW, MINKOWICZ, MIRSKI, MIRWIS, MITAWSKI, MITELMAN, MOCHTEJ, MODLIN, MOGULSKI, MOLCZACKI, MOLCZADSKI, MOROCNIK, MORZYN, MOSKOWSKI, MOSYN, MOTLOWSKI, MUNIC, MUNICZ, MURAWCZYK, NACHIMOWSKI, NADEL, NAJMORK, NAMJOT, NATANZON, NEFELD, NEJFELD, NEJMAN, NEJMARK, NEJSZTADT,NEJWIDEL, NEJWIRDEL, NEWACH, NIDINSKI, NIECZUNSKI, NIEMEN, NISSENSON, NIZYNSKI, NOCHIMOW, NOCHIMOWSKI, NOCHUMOWSKI, NOJSENBRYT, NOWIK, NOWIKES, NOWOGRODZKI, NOWOPRUCKI, NUSBERN, OBERSZTEIN, OGUZ, OKSIENGORN, OLIWER, OLKIN, ORACZ, ORLOWSKI, OSTASINSKI, OSTASZYNSKI, OWSEJEWICZ, OZUR, PAPP, PARAMONIK, PARNER, PARNES, PATASZKIN, PATASZNIK, PAULANSKI, PAZAMONIK, PEJMER, PEJNFELD, PEJROS, PEKIER, PEKLER, PER, PERCOWICZ, PERELMUTER, PERELSZTEJN, PERK, PERLOW, PERSKI, PHILIPP, PIECZENISKI, PIEKAREW, PIENIER, PIENIZ, PIERACKI, PILIPSKI, PILKOWSKI, PINAN, PINCZANSKI, PIORKO, PISECNER, PLAM, PLATOWLEN, PLATOWLENA, PLATOWLENER, PLAW, PLISSKIN, PLOTKIN, POBENSKI, POCZAPOWSKI, PODBEREZSKI, PODWARYSKI, PODZELWER, POLAK, POLIKANSKI, PORTNOJ, PORUBANSKI, PORUDAMINSKI, POTASZNIK, POWARSKI, POZDNIAK, POZNIAK, PRAC, PRAJS, PRESMAN, PROKOSZ, PROPPER, PRUS, PRUZAN, PRZETYCKI, PUKIN, PUPKO, RABINOWICZ, RABUCHIN, RACHLEWSKI, RADOWSKI, RAFALOWSKI, RAGOLER, RAININ, RAIZ, RAJCHEL, RAJCHENBACH, RAJZIN, RAKOWICKI, RAMM, RAPOPORT, RAPPEL, RAPPEL-LEJBEL, RAPPOPORT, RASKIN, RASSKIN, RASZKOWICZ, RATYNIEC, RAWKIND, REBCZUK, RECHES, REISS, REJCHEL, REJZENBERG, RENKACISZEK, RESCH, RESZANSKI, REWIN, REZNIK, RITWER, RIWKIND, RIZ, ROCHLIN, ROCKER, ROFWARG, ROGOL, ROGOW, ROGOWA, ROMM, RONKIN, ROSENTHAL, ROSSJANSKI, ROTINEC, ROTNICKI, ROTSZAJN, ROTSZEJN, ROUBINSZTEJN, ROZEN, ROZENBAUM, ROZENBERG, ROZENBLIT, ROZENBLUM, ROZENGANS, ROZENHAUS, ROZENHAUZ, ROZENTAL, ROZENZWEIG, ROZIN, ROZOWSKI, RUBANIENKO, RUBANIENKO (RUBINIONEK), RUBANIENOK (RUBANIENKO), RUBIN, RUBINIENKO (RUBANIENKO), RUBINIENOK, RUBINS, RUBINSON, RUBINSZTEIN, RUBINSZTEJN, RUDENSKI, RUDNER, RUDNIA, RUDO, RUDZINSKI, RUPPEL, RUSZANSKI, RUSZKOWICZ, RUTEL, RYBALOWSKI, RYNDZINSKI, RYNDZIUNSKI, RYWES, RYWKIN, RZYSUSKI, SACKER, SAFIER, SAFRO, SAGALOWICZ, SAKER, SAKIN, SAKIN JOSELSON, SAKOWICZ, SALEMZON, SALMAN, SALOMONOWICZ, SAMELSON, SAMLER, SANDLER, SAPIR, SAPOZNIK, SASS, SAULEWICZ, SCHLOSSER, SCHMETERLING, SCHMETTESLUG, SCHONFELD, SCHONHOLC, SCHONHOLZ, SEGAL, SEGALOWICZ, SEGER, SEIDMAN, SENDYK, SIEDMAN, SIENIAK, SIENICKI, SIGAN, SILBEN, SILBER, SILIN, SIMCHOWICZ, SIMON, SINMAN, SINOWIC, SIODLOWICZ, SKIDELSKI, SKIDLEWSKI, SKLAROWICZ, SKUBELSKI, SLAWIN, SLONIMCZYK, SLUCKI, SMILG, SMOLINSKI, SMRODYN (KON), SMUSKIN, SMUTKIN, SNIPISZKER, SNIPISZKIER, SOBOL, SOLC, SOLODUCHA, SOLODUCHO, SOLONOJC, SOLONOWICZ, SOLONOWITSCH, SOLOWEJCZYK, SOLOWIEJCZYK, SOROKA-SOROKIN, SOROKIN, SOROKIN-SOROKO, SOROKO, SOROKO-SOROKIN, SOSENSKI, SOSNA, SPIWAK, SPUND-FISCHER, SPUND-FISZER, SRAGOWICZ, SROGOWICZ, SROZICZ, STAM, STANIECKI, STEMBO,STEMPEL, STEMPELBERG, STEMTO, STENBOW, STERLIN, STERNIK, STOLNICKI, STRASZUN, STRUGACZ, STRUGAN, STRYCHER, STUL, SUCKIEWER, SUPER, SUROWICZ, SURZAN, SUZALSKI, SUZAN, SWIENICKI, SWIRDLOW, SWIRSKI, SYLNER, SYTNER, SZABAD, SZABELSZTOK, SZACH, SZADUR, SZAJET, SZAKER, SZALKIEWICZ, SZALKOW, SZALKOWICZ, SZAPIRO, SZAWEL-PIESKIER, SZCZERBAT, SZECHMAN, SZEINMAN, SZEJNDELS, SZEJNINA, SZEJNIUK, SZEJNKIN, SZEJNKMAN, SZER, SZERENIEC, SZERMAN, SZEWACH, SZIFFMAN, SZKLAROWICZ, SZKLAWER, SZKOLNIK, SZLEZYNGER, SZLOSBERG, SZLOSBERG-MINC, SZLOSSBERG, SZLOZBERG, SZLUMIEL, SZMEJLOWICZ, SZMERKOWICZ, SZMETTERLING, SZMID, SZMIDT, SZMOTTERLING, SZMUJLOWICZ, SZMUKLER, SZMULOWICZ, SZMUSZKOWICZ, SZNAJDERMAN, SZNEJDER, SZNEJDEROWICZ, SZOCHET, SZONFELD, SZOR, SZOTKOW, SZPARBER, SZPIGEL, SZPIGIEL, SZROGOWICZ, SZRYFTZECER, SZTEJMAN, SZTEJNBERG, SZTEJNGAER, SZTEJNGANER, SZTEJNGOLD, SZTEJNMAN, SZTERN, SZTRACHMAN, SZTRYCHER, SZTUR, SZUB, SZUBER, SZUCHMAN, SZUGEL, SZULC, SZULEWICZ, SZULFRYD, SZULMAN, SZUMAN, SZUMSKI, SZUSTER, SZUSTLER, SZWARC, SZWARCBERG, SZWEDSKI, SZWEDZKI, SZYDLOWICKI, SZYFIEL, SZYK, SZYLER, SZYMANOWICZ, SZYMENSKI, SZYMSZELEWICZ, SZYNKIELEWSKI, SZYNKULEWSKI, SZYSTER, TABACZNIK, TAJC, TAJNOWICZ, TEICHER, TEPER, TERECH, TESFOJE, THON, TIETRAKOWSKI, TIKTIN, TITIUN, TKAC, TOBJAS, TOLCZYNSKI, TOLKACZEW, TOPEL, TOPOL, TRAKINISZSKI, TRAPUNSKI, TREGER, TROCKI, TRYD, TUGENDRAJAH, TUNKIEL, TUREK, TURGEL, TWORECKI, TWUC, TYNFOWICZ, TYNT, TYSMAN, URKLINSKI, WAFEL,WAINSZTEIN, WAISMAN, WAJNBERG, WAJNER, WAJNES, WAJNSZTEJN, WAJNUT, WAJSBLAT, WAJSBLATT, WAJSBROT, WAJSZTEJN, WAJSZTEJN FAJWUZYNSKI, WAJWEG, WALIN, WALIWER, WALOCKA, WALTER, WALUN, WAROCKI, WASZKOWIC, WEGROWSKI, WEJCMAN, WEJNAROWICZ, WEKSLER, WELKIND, WELKINDS, WIDER, WIELICZKER, WIELKINDS, WIELKINDSOW, WIERBLOWNIK, WIERNIKOWSKI, WIGDAGAS, WIGOSZYN, WIGUSZYN, WIKION, WILENCZYK, WILION, WILJON, WILLK, WILNER, WINDER, WINER, WINIK, WINNIK, WINOGRAD, WINOKUR, WIRCER, WISKIND, WISMONTSKI, WITENBERG, WIZENFELD, WOJCZYNER, WOLBERGER, WOLBERGIER, WOLDYGIER, WOLF, WOLFSON, WOLKOWICZ, WOLMAN, WOLOCKI, WOLOWELSKI, WOLOWICZ, WOLPIACISZKI, WOSZCZYN, WROCLAWSKI, WRZECION, WRZECIONO, WULFOWICZ, WULKOMIRSKI, WYDER, WYDRA, WYGODSKI, WYGODZKI, WYSOKIDWOR, ZAGORIN, ZAJC, ZAJCEW, ZAJDEIN, ZAJDEL, ZAJDNER, ZAJDRZNUR, ZAJDSZNUR, ZAK, ZAKS, ZALCMAN, ZALCMANOWICZ, ZALECKI, ZALEMAN, ZALKIND, ZALMAN, ZAMUCHAWSKI, ZAND, ZARCHE, ZARECKI, ZAREKI, ZAREMBOK, ZASZCZYNSKI, ZEGER, ZEGIER, ZEJGER, ZEJTENBERG, ZELBST, ZELIKMAN, ZEMSER, ZEMSZER, ZILBENWEJT, ZILBER, ZILBERBLAD, ZILBERKWEJT, ZILBERMAN, ZIN, ZITLER, ZIW, ZLACTNA, ZLATIN, ZLATKOWICZ, ZMIJEWSKI, ZOLOTAREFF, ZOLOTAREW, ZOLUTKOWSKI, ZUCHOWICKI, ZUK, ZYLBERG, ZYLBERMAN, ZYLBERMINC, ZYLIN, ZYSKIND, ZYSKIND-WELBURG, ZYSKIND-WOLBERG, ZYSOW, ZYTLER
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DYM family
#poland
Torah Essentials
my great great grandfather was zvi or hersch dym. his daughter, necha dym,
married jacob chill >from rymanow. she was born in 1862. can anyone help me identify if zvi was >from lesko and related to the lesko dyms who were supposedly descended >from the shla hakadosh and the noam elimelech? ephraim baer
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JRI Poland #Poland DYM family
#poland
Torah Essentials
my great great grandfather was zvi or hersch dym. his daughter, necha dym,
married jacob chill >from rymanow. she was born in 1862. can anyone help me identify if zvi was >from lesko and related to the lesko dyms who were supposedly descended >from the shla hakadosh and the noam elimelech? ephraim baer
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collections from the Jewish Council in Zamosc with scanned images
#poland
Tamar Amit <ta.genealogy@...>
I've accidently bumped on a treasure trove this afternoon -
collections >from the Jewish Council in Zamosc >from the years 1939 to 1942 all with scanned images. There are 8 different sets and hundreds of scans - many with personal names and details. This is the link to all the collections: https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/35/618/2#tabJednostki Good hunting, Tamar AMIT Israel Researching: BRONFENBRENER, FRENKEL, GEWIRCMAN, RAJSBAUM, RACHMAN, SZPILLER, WAGNER
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JRI Poland #Poland collections from the Jewish Council in Zamosc with scanned images
#poland
Tamar Amit <ta.genealogy@...>
I've accidently bumped on a treasure trove this afternoon -
collections >from the Jewish Council in Zamosc >from the years 1939 to 1942 all with scanned images. There are 8 different sets and hundreds of scans - many with personal names and details. This is the link to all the collections: https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/35/618/2#tabJednostki Good hunting, Tamar AMIT Israel Researching: BRONFENBRENER, FRENKEL, GEWIRCMAN, RAJSBAUM, RACHMAN, SZPILLER, WAGNER
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requesting translation of birth record
#poland
philafrum
I've posted a vital record in Polish or Russian for which I need a
translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM71885. It's the birth record for my paternal grandfather, Dawid Fiszman, circa 1890. Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page. Thank you very much. Evan Fishman
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JRI Poland #Poland requesting translation of birth record
#poland
philafrum
I've posted a vital record in Polish or Russian for which I need a
translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM71885. It's the birth record for my paternal grandfather, Dawid Fiszman, circa 1890. Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page. Thank you very much. Evan Fishman
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