Re: Romanian Records obtained
Please tell me how you went about getting records >from Romania. I am
trying to research 2 different families, one in my family and one in my
husband's family. Mine is BARAD with variant spellings in US and in
several cities in Romania. My husband's is :FELLER >from Iasi & Suchavia
spelling? [Mod.: Suceava]

Re: Romanian Records obtained
Please tell me how you went about getting records >from Romania. I am
trying to research 2 different families, one in my family and one in my
husband's family. Mine is BARAD with variant spellings in US and in
several cities in Romania. My husband's is :FELLER >from Iasi & Suchavia
spelling? [Mod.: Suceava]

I am interested in the question raised by Jack Freeman about a change
in names involving the name ADLER, and I just read the 2006 post by Ann
Rabinowitz suggested by Barbara Mannlein about name changes.

Interestingly, my issue also involves the name ADLER. I have
relatives originally >from Iasi, Romania, and on the 1910 census some of
the children used the surname Adler and others used the name their mother
was using, Strolowitz.
At first I assumed the Adler children had had a different father. However,
as my research continued, eventually all the children adopted Adler, as
did their mother.

Now I am wondering whether they all had the same father, as one of the
younger children who came as Pincus Strolowitz was named Pincus Adler
on his death certificate, with his father's name being listed Jacob Adler.

On a ship manifest dated 1907, the names of the mother (Tilla) and three
of the younger children (Pincus, Leah, and Rivke) are listed along with the
father Itic Yankel Srulovici, clearly the husband (and presumably the
father of these three children). I am assuming that Itic Yankel is
equivalent to Issac Jacob and that therefore this is also Jacob Adler and
that he was the father of all the children, even those using Adler in 1910
while their mother and siblings were using Strolowitz.

Is there something about the name ADLER that would have made it more
susceptible to being an alternative name? I thought perhaps it was Itic's
mother's name and more American sounding to the family than Srulovici or
its phonetic equivalents. Does this seem reasonable?

I am ordering more records to confirm this, e.g., death certificates
for Tilla and the children and for the one Jacob Adler who might be Itic
Yankel Srulowitz.
I am going to search for Romanian records for tic and his family as well.
I'd be interested in this group's thoughts.

I am interested in the question raised by Jack Freeman about a change
in names involving the name ADLER, and I just read the 2006 post by Ann
Rabinowitz suggested by Barbara Mannlein about name changes.

Interestingly, my issue also involves the name ADLER. I have
relatives originally >from Iasi, Romania, and on the 1910 census some of
the children used the surname Adler and others used the name their mother
was using, Strolowitz.
At first I assumed the Adler children had had a different father. However,
as my research continued, eventually all the children adopted Adler, as
did their mother.

Now I am wondering whether they all had the same father, as one of the
younger children who came as Pincus Strolowitz was named Pincus Adler
on his death certificate, with his father's name being listed Jacob Adler.

On a ship manifest dated 1907, the names of the mother (Tilla) and three
of the younger children (Pincus, Leah, and Rivke) are listed along with the
father Itic Yankel Srulovici, clearly the husband (and presumably the
father of these three children). I am assuming that Itic Yankel is
equivalent to Issac Jacob and that therefore this is also Jacob Adler and
that he was the father of all the children, even those using Adler in 1910
while their mother and siblings were using Strolowitz.

Is there something about the name ADLER that would have made it more
susceptible to being an alternative name? I thought perhaps it was Itic's
mother's name and more American sounding to the family than Srulovici or
its phonetic equivalents. Does this seem reasonable?

I am ordering more records to confirm this, e.g., death certificates
for Tilla and the children and for the one Jacob Adler who might be Itic
Yankel Srulowitz.
I am going to search for Romanian records for tic and his family as well.
I'd be interested in this group's thoughts.

There seems to be very little information on the web concerning the New
Israelite Cemetery in Leipzig, opened in the 1920s.

Have any members visited? I am very interested in the condition of it. Are
any graves still there or was everything destroyed?

Any tips on visiting ?

I am looking for a person buried there with the name of Mrs Resel DYMENT
(born: LYMONER)

There seems to be very little information on the web concerning the New
Israelite Cemetery in Leipzig, opened in the 1920s.

Have any members visited? I am very interested in the condition of it. Are
any graves still there or was everything destroyed?

Any tips on visiting ?

I am looking for a person buried there with the name of Mrs Resel DYMENT
(born: LYMONER)