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JOWBR Update - Cut-off for data/photo submissions
#latvia
For all those that are interested in submitting burial records and or photos
to the JOWBR database, our next cut off date will be May 31st. Any data / photos that are submitted by then will be included in the June update prior to the conference. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact me at NAltman@JewishGen.org Nolan Altman JewishGen Vice President, Data Acquisition
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Latvia SIG #Latvia JOWBR Update - Cut-off for data/photo submissions
#latvia
For all those that are interested in submitting burial records and or photos
to the JOWBR database, our next cut off date will be May 31st. Any data / photos that are submitted by then will be included in the June update prior to the conference. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact me at NAltman@JewishGen.org Nolan Altman JewishGen Vice President, Data Acquisition
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Orfinger family - Warszawa circa 1890
#poland
Dave Orens
Does anyone know if there was a directory published for the city of Warsaw
any time in the 1890's? I have located an 1870 version which is fortunately eavailable online at genealogyindexer.org but have not been able to find any references to an 1890's version (available online or elsewhere). I am looking for someone who I believe died around 1896 and thus would not likely appear in the 1897 Russian census (though I would also be interested to know if anyone knows of a location for that document as well). Regards David Orens
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JRI Poland #Poland Orfinger family - Warszawa circa 1890
#poland
Dave Orens
Does anyone know if there was a directory published for the city of Warsaw
any time in the 1890's? I have located an 1870 version which is fortunately eavailable online at genealogyindexer.org but have not been able to find any references to an 1890's version (available online or elsewhere). I am looking for someone who I believe died around 1896 and thus would not likely appear in the 1897 Russian census (though I would also be interested to know if anyone knows of a location for that document as well). Regards David Orens
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FW: Translation request (Russian to English) - Rozenberg Death certificates
#poland
Lala Zalcensztajn Goldfarb <lalaz@...>
I've posted on ViewMate a request for the translation of two death certs
issued in RADZYN Podlaski for my maternal gggrandparents: DAWID ROZENBERG (1886) and CHANA LAIA ROZENBERG nee GOLDWASER (1887). The ViewMate address is: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ and the files are VM15134 and VM15135: The direct URLs are: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=15134 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=15135 According to Dawid's death cert he left behind only 3 daughters, wife not mentioned. Strangely, a year later in Chana Laia's death cert there appear 7 children left behind (2 sons and 5 daughters). I know of 2 of them: Lejzor (my ggrandfather who lived in Wlodzimierz Wolinski and Zamosc) and Marjem (1st wife of my grandfather Wolf Goldfarb, married in Miedzyrzec Podlaski and lived in Lodz). I never knew the names of their siblings, some of them left for Antwerp. It's possible that one daughter was married to a Shulman in Wlodzimierz Wolinski. I have received different versions of the given names by several Russian and Ukrainan acquaintances and others with Russian knowledge. Therefore, I will appreciate receiving all the given names and also confirmation if Chana Laia's parents were: Dwosza (is it Dwojra??) and Shikla (what kind of name is this - Lejzor's birth cert (1850) states his mother was Lej daughter of Szlomo.) Thank you in advance for your assistance and efforts in translating >from the handwritten Russian. Lala Zalcensztajn Goldfarb Haifa, Israel Email:lalaz@bezeqint.net Researching: GOLDFARB (Mordy, Miedzyrzec Podlaski, Lodz), GRYNBLAT (Mordy), MIEDZYRZECKI and GOLDSZTEYN (Miedzyrzec Podlaski), ROZENBERG (Radzyn, Wlodzimierz Wolinski, Amtwerp, Zamosc), GOLDWASER (Radzyn), PEKLER (Zamosc, Uscilog), ZALCENSZTAJN (Ozorkow, Piotrkow, Lodz), BORENSZTAJN (Belchatow, Lodz), KUMEC/KUMETZ (Konskie, Belchatow, Poland, Ukraine), BRANDES (Poland), MUSZKAT (Belchatow, Lodz). MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.
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JRI Poland #Poland FW: Translation request (Russian to English) - Rozenberg Death certificates
#poland
Lala Zalcensztajn Goldfarb <lalaz@...>
I've posted on ViewMate a request for the translation of two death certs
issued in RADZYN Podlaski for my maternal gggrandparents: DAWID ROZENBERG (1886) and CHANA LAIA ROZENBERG nee GOLDWASER (1887). The ViewMate address is: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ and the files are VM15134 and VM15135: The direct URLs are: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=15134 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=15135 According to Dawid's death cert he left behind only 3 daughters, wife not mentioned. Strangely, a year later in Chana Laia's death cert there appear 7 children left behind (2 sons and 5 daughters). I know of 2 of them: Lejzor (my ggrandfather who lived in Wlodzimierz Wolinski and Zamosc) and Marjem (1st wife of my grandfather Wolf Goldfarb, married in Miedzyrzec Podlaski and lived in Lodz). I never knew the names of their siblings, some of them left for Antwerp. It's possible that one daughter was married to a Shulman in Wlodzimierz Wolinski. I have received different versions of the given names by several Russian and Ukrainan acquaintances and others with Russian knowledge. Therefore, I will appreciate receiving all the given names and also confirmation if Chana Laia's parents were: Dwosza (is it Dwojra??) and Shikla (what kind of name is this - Lejzor's birth cert (1850) states his mother was Lej daughter of Szlomo.) Thank you in advance for your assistance and efforts in translating >from the handwritten Russian. Lala Zalcensztajn Goldfarb Haifa, Israel Email:lalaz@bezeqint.net Researching: GOLDFARB (Mordy, Miedzyrzec Podlaski, Lodz), GRYNBLAT (Mordy), MIEDZYRZECKI and GOLDSZTEYN (Miedzyrzec Podlaski), ROZENBERG (Radzyn, Wlodzimierz Wolinski, Amtwerp, Zamosc), GOLDWASER (Radzyn), PEKLER (Zamosc, Uscilog), ZALCENSZTAJN (Ozorkow, Piotrkow, Lodz), BORENSZTAJN (Belchatow, Lodz), KUMEC/KUMETZ (Konskie, Belchatow, Poland, Ukraine), BRANDES (Poland), MUSZKAT (Belchatow, Lodz). MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.
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The Shtetl by the Sea' - Search for further information
#southafrica
hedy.davis@...
Muizenberg - The Shtetl by the Sea
Many ex-Muizenbergers and friends of Muizenberg generously contributed memoirs and photographs to the Memories of Muizenberg Exhibition currently on at the Jewish Museum in Cape Town, but many did not respond at the time and may have more than a few regrets. Now Hedy Davis, Chief Researcher on that Project, Editor of the comprehensive photo caption document detailing over 1250 images received and the Co-ordinator of the exhibition text, is engaged in writing a book, tentatively titled, "The Shtetl by the Sea". It will incorporate much of the material that it was not possible to include in the Exhibition, the many wonderful memoirs received with the permission of those who sent them in, and historical research into the Jewish Community of Muizenberg in which she is currently engaged. There is great interest in the early beginnings of the vibrant village that Muizenberg became, and particulars of when grandparents and parents arrived there, are urgently required. Information about everyday life is sought, describing how the village annually changed from the bustling premier holiday resort in South Africa to a quietcommunity where life went on regardless in the off season. It is in recording the smallest details of that way of life, that we ensure a treasure house of stories is not lost to future generations. All those who have not submitted their memoirs are invited to do so to hedy.davis@gmail.com or alternately to Hedy Davis, P.O. Box 909, Wendywood, South Africa, 2144. Hedy Davis South Africa hedy.davis@gmail.com
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South Africa SIG #SouthAfrica The Shtetl by the Sea' - Search for further information
#southafrica
hedy.davis@...
Muizenberg - The Shtetl by the Sea
Many ex-Muizenbergers and friends of Muizenberg generously contributed memoirs and photographs to the Memories of Muizenberg Exhibition currently on at the Jewish Museum in Cape Town, but many did not respond at the time and may have more than a few regrets. Now Hedy Davis, Chief Researcher on that Project, Editor of the comprehensive photo caption document detailing over 1250 images received and the Co-ordinator of the exhibition text, is engaged in writing a book, tentatively titled, "The Shtetl by the Sea". It will incorporate much of the material that it was not possible to include in the Exhibition, the many wonderful memoirs received with the permission of those who sent them in, and historical research into the Jewish Community of Muizenberg in which she is currently engaged. There is great interest in the early beginnings of the vibrant village that Muizenberg became, and particulars of when grandparents and parents arrived there, are urgently required. Information about everyday life is sought, describing how the village annually changed from the bustling premier holiday resort in South Africa to a quietcommunity where life went on regardless in the off season. It is in recording the smallest details of that way of life, that we ensure a treasure house of stories is not lost to future generations. All those who have not submitted their memoirs are invited to do so to hedy.davis@gmail.com or alternately to Hedy Davis, P.O. Box 909, Wendywood, South Africa, 2144. Hedy Davis South Africa hedy.davis@gmail.com
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ROSENBERG - QUERY CHOTEL, KOVNO
#lithuania
a1steve's rubbish removals <a1steve@...>
Dear All
Thank you to everyone who contacted me in regards to "Chotel". The suggestions put forward are- Chotelek Chotel Czerwony Plotel - Plateliai Katiliai - Katili - Katilyay - Kotyle Ciuteliai Gudeliai - Gudele < I've received UK Naturalisation details which show a place name of "Chotel, Guberny, Kovno". Having checked further, I've not been able to find a place name that seems to fit. Can anybody offer suggestions please. The naturalisation is for Morris ROSENBERG > Naomi Ogin a1steve@bigpond.com Brisbane Searching;BRESNARK,CHERNOSKY,CHORGAN, DAVIDOVITCH,DOMANIS,GOLDWITZ,GREENBERG, HARYUDAH,HIATT,HUNT,LEBIS,OGIN,ORGIN, POLIAKOFF,RABIN,RABINOVITCH,RANDALL, RESNICK,RUBINSTEIN,TISMAN,TISHMAN,WILSON,WOLFSON
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania ROSENBERG - QUERY CHOTEL, KOVNO
#lithuania
a1steve's rubbish removals <a1steve@...>
Dear All
Thank you to everyone who contacted me in regards to "Chotel". The suggestions put forward are- Chotelek Chotel Czerwony Plotel - Plateliai Katiliai - Katili - Katilyay - Kotyle Ciuteliai Gudeliai - Gudele < I've received UK Naturalisation details which show a place name of "Chotel, Guberny, Kovno". Having checked further, I've not been able to find a place name that seems to fit. Can anybody offer suggestions please. The naturalisation is for Morris ROSENBERG > Naomi Ogin a1steve@bigpond.com Brisbane Searching;BRESNARK,CHERNOSKY,CHORGAN, DAVIDOVITCH,DOMANIS,GOLDWITZ,GREENBERG, HARYUDAH,HIATT,HUNT,LEBIS,OGIN,ORGIN, POLIAKOFF,RABIN,RABINOVITCH,RANDALL, RESNICK,RUBINSTEIN,TISMAN,TISHMAN,WILSON,WOLFSON
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KAMBER in Siaulai
#lithuania
According to notes left by Yasha KAMBER, his cousin Abraham "Abrusha "
KAMBER born 1897 was a doctor in Shavel in the 1930s and later in the ghetto there . Yasha tells that Abrusha was married to a non-Jewish woman and the wife and son survived WW2 and the Holocaust. Abrusha perished in Muhldorf Concentration Camp on 6 December 1944 I will be grateful for any information about Dr. KAMBER and any suggestion about how to trace his son. I suspect that the wife went back to her family and her maiden name. Jules Feldman Yizreel, Israel jfeldman@yizrael.org.il MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately with family information. Suggestions for research methods or resources may be shared with the list.
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania KAMBER in Siaulai
#lithuania
According to notes left by Yasha KAMBER, his cousin Abraham "Abrusha "
KAMBER born 1897 was a doctor in Shavel in the 1930s and later in the ghetto there . Yasha tells that Abrusha was married to a non-Jewish woman and the wife and son survived WW2 and the Holocaust. Abrusha perished in Muhldorf Concentration Camp on 6 December 1944 I will be grateful for any information about Dr. KAMBER and any suggestion about how to trace his son. I suspect that the wife went back to her family and her maiden name. Jules Feldman Yizreel, Israel jfeldman@yizrael.org.il MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately with family information. Suggestions for research methods or resources may be shared with the list.
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Help needed with translating from Lithuanian
#lithuania
john_gross@...
Dear all
I would appreciate help in translating several documents that came with a Lithuanian passport for Smuelis Kasrelzon. I think that all 4 documents are written in Lithuanian. All 4 documents are on Viewmate and will remain for 7 days: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate The file references are: VM14996 VM14997 VM14998 VM14999 VM15000 The direct Viewmate addresses are: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14996 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14997 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14998 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14999 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15000 The image sizes are deliberately reduced to fit in with Viewmate requirements but full sized images are available if that will help. I am particularly interested in any references to his parents or grandparents as I am trying to confirm the links to my family. Many thanks in anticipation. John Gross Researching: Gross Kesselson, Keselson, Kaselzon, Kasrilzon, (and various other spellings) Woolf Sher, Sheer MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania Help needed with translating from Lithuanian
#lithuania
john_gross@...
Dear all
I would appreciate help in translating several documents that came with a Lithuanian passport for Smuelis Kasrelzon. I think that all 4 documents are written in Lithuanian. All 4 documents are on Viewmate and will remain for 7 days: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate The file references are: VM14996 VM14997 VM14998 VM14999 VM15000 The direct Viewmate addresses are: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14996 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14997 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14998 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=14999 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15000 The image sizes are deliberately reduced to fit in with Viewmate requirements but full sized images are available if that will help. I am particularly interested in any references to his parents or grandparents as I am trying to confirm the links to my family. Many thanks in anticipation. John Gross Researching: Gross Kesselson, Keselson, Kaselzon, Kasrilzon, (and various other spellings) Woolf Sher, Sheer MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.
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Reconstructing lost branch from Galicia since WWII but is it in German or Polish
#poland
Raanan Wlosko
Hello
Names found in a search bureau of the Jewish Agency for Israel for missing relatives filled by my grandmother about 55 years ago led me to order 7 birth records >from AGAD Archive. Three surnames are there for sure: Perl, Adler and Fejer or Feier but I'm not sure if the records are in Polish or German and what is written in handwriting. The scanned record are marked and highlighted Help in translation is needed. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate VM number: 15099, 15100, 15101, 15102, 15103 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15099 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15100 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15101 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15102 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15103 Thank you for your kind help Raanan Wlosko Booly2006@yahoo.com Researching :Redicsh, Tieger, Wlosko, Ostrokulski, =A0Golomb, Perl, Feier, Ludmer,Wosk, Juran, Adler, Alabaster MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.
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JRI Poland #Poland Reconstructing lost branch from Galicia since WWII but is it in German or Polish
#poland
Raanan Wlosko
Hello
Names found in a search bureau of the Jewish Agency for Israel for missing relatives filled by my grandmother about 55 years ago led me to order 7 birth records >from AGAD Archive. Three surnames are there for sure: Perl, Adler and Fejer or Feier but I'm not sure if the records are in Polish or German and what is written in handwriting. The scanned record are marked and highlighted Help in translation is needed. http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate VM number: 15099, 15100, 15101, 15102, 15103 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15099 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15100 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15101 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15102 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/memberadmin/submissionsedit.asp?ID=15103 Thank you for your kind help Raanan Wlosko Booly2006@yahoo.com Researching :Redicsh, Tieger, Wlosko, Ostrokulski, =A0Golomb, Perl, Feier, Ludmer,Wosk, Juran, Adler, Alabaster MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.
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Next Basic U.S. Jewish Genealogy Course beginning May 1, 2010
#sephardic
phylliskramer1@...
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What JewishGen
has to offer? Best websites?....well consider JewishGen's Basic U.S. Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of lessons which you can read online or download at your own pace. The lessons cover the practical aspects of genealogical searches: genealogy formats, assembling family data into family trees, and organizing information. With a focus on internet research and concentrating on online sources >from your home computer, we will cover: U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island). Thus it begins with your immigrant ancestors and tracks their history in the U.S. We feature an online FORUM where students can post one ancestral branch (one surname), interact with the instructor, set goals and research the missing data. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $70, however, if you qualify for the Value Added Services by virtue of a $100 donation to JewishGen's general fund within the past 12 months, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge. Registration will open April 15th; please make a note as the class fills quickly. For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 8-10 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the FORUM. For questions please email Jewishgen-Education@lyris.jewishgen.org. Hope you can join us Nancy Holden, Instruction Manager, JewishGen Inc Phyllis Kramer, VP Education, JewishGen, Inc. phylliskramer1@att.net
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JOWBR Update - Cut-off for data/photo submissions
#sephardic
For all those that are interested in submitting burial records and or photos
to the JOWBR database, our next cut off date will be May 31st. Any data / photos that are submitted by then will be included in the June update prior to the conference. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact me at NAltman@JewishGen.org Nolan Altman JewishGen Vice President, Data Acquisition
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Sephardic SIG #Sephardim Next Basic U.S. Jewish Genealogy Course beginning May 1, 2010
#sephardic
phylliskramer1@...
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What JewishGen
has to offer? Best websites?....well consider JewishGen's Basic U.S. Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of lessons which you can read online or download at your own pace. The lessons cover the practical aspects of genealogical searches: genealogy formats, assembling family data into family trees, and organizing information. With a focus on internet research and concentrating on online sources >from your home computer, we will cover: U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island). Thus it begins with your immigrant ancestors and tracks their history in the U.S. We feature an online FORUM where students can post one ancestral branch (one surname), interact with the instructor, set goals and research the missing data. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $70, however, if you qualify for the Value Added Services by virtue of a $100 donation to JewishGen's general fund within the past 12 months, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge. Registration will open April 15th; please make a note as the class fills quickly. For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 8-10 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the FORUM. For questions please email Jewishgen-Education@lyris.jewishgen.org. Hope you can join us Nancy Holden, Instruction Manager, JewishGen Inc Phyllis Kramer, VP Education, JewishGen, Inc. phylliskramer1@att.net
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Sephardic SIG #Sephardim JOWBR Update - Cut-off for data/photo submissions
#sephardic
For all those that are interested in submitting burial records and or photos
to the JOWBR database, our next cut off date will be May 31st. Any data / photos that are submitted by then will be included in the June update prior to the conference. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact me at NAltman@JewishGen.org Nolan Altman JewishGen Vice President, Data Acquisition
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