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Polish Tombstones before 1800
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Marc&Carine Ryszfeld <marcrys@...>
Dear Jgeners
One of my RYSZFELD ancestor buried in the Warszaw cemetery lived between 1788 and 1840. He is probably of the generation that "invented" the last name RYSZFELD, as there were no last names in Poland before the 1800s. His father's first name is given on the tomb. I'm planning a day trip to the cemetery. I will be looking for surrounding tombs to look for older members of the family, although no last name would be given. What clues shall I be looking for on tombstones to try and find other family members? Were I to stay overnight, I may have some time to help anyone with a specific query in the cemetery. Trip is planned for march/april at best. Marc Ryszfeld Paris, France Researching RYSZFELD (Warszaw), STOCZYK (Warszaw), CHAIET (Ekaterinoslav), DON (Vilno)
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Polish Tombstones before 1800
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Marc&Carine Ryszfeld <marcrys@...>
Dear Jgeners
One of my RYSZFELD ancestor buried in the Warszaw cemetery lived between 1788 and 1840. He is probably of the generation that "invented" the last name RYSZFELD, as there were no last names in Poland before the 1800s. His father's first name is given on the tomb. I'm planning a day trip to the cemetery. I will be looking for surrounding tombs to look for older members of the family, although no last name would be given. What clues shall I be looking for on tombstones to try and find other family members? Were I to stay overnight, I may have some time to help anyone with a specific query in the cemetery. Trip is planned for march/april at best. Marc Ryszfeld Paris, France Researching RYSZFELD (Warszaw), STOCZYK (Warszaw), CHAIET (Ekaterinoslav), DON (Vilno)
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Searching Israeli Phone Numbers in English
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Hello, Dear Colleague.
IsraelPB.com is an English search engine for Israeli phone numbers. Launched a year ago (and posted back then to this list), it seems that this website has not been fully assimilated in our community. And it definitely should be, as it is very useful. You can read the story of the website and of its creator, Shaun Waksman, a 28y/o Canadian-born who now lives in Israel (and a hobbyist genealogist) in a post I've published in both Hebrew and English in the Mishpachtoblogia blog: http://mishpachtoblogia.co.il/?p=3126 (English version) http://mishpachtoblogia.co.il/?p=3111 (Hebrew version). Yours, Arnon Hershkovitz Shrewsbury, MA
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Searching Israeli Phone Numbers in English
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Hello, Dear Colleague.
IsraelPB.com is an English search engine for Israeli phone numbers. Launched a year ago (and posted back then to this list), it seems that this website has not been fully assimilated in our community. And it definitely should be, as it is very useful. You can read the story of the website and of its creator, Shaun Waksman, a 28y/o Canadian-born who now lives in Israel (and a hobbyist genealogist) in a post I've published in both Hebrew and English in the Mishpachtoblogia blog: http://mishpachtoblogia.co.il/?p=3126 (English version) http://mishpachtoblogia.co.il/?p=3111 (Hebrew version). Yours, Arnon Hershkovitz Shrewsbury, MA
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Finding in formation about houses and apartments in New York City
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Toby Bird
Dear Genners
The New York City Public Library blog entry of October 14 addresses recent inquiries on this list. The blog entry was called "Who Lived In a House Like This? A Brief Guide to Researching the History of Your NYC Home" and it was written by Philip Sutton, Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy. A number of the resources you can access via the internet. http://www.nypl.org/blog/2011/10/14/guide-researching-your-homes-history?utm_source=eNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=NYPLNews201111&utm_campaign=NYPLNews [or http://tinyurl.com/3bap3xb --Mod.] Toby Anne Bird MARMOR, FRUTKO, FRUTKOFF, KAPLAN, FREEDMAN, FREIDMAN Anycskaia and other town in Kovna gubernia, Lithuania
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Finding in formation about houses and apartments in New York City
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Toby Bird
Dear Genners
The New York City Public Library blog entry of October 14 addresses recent inquiries on this list. The blog entry was called "Who Lived In a House Like This? A Brief Guide to Researching the History of Your NYC Home" and it was written by Philip Sutton, Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy. A number of the resources you can access via the internet. http://www.nypl.org/blog/2011/10/14/guide-researching-your-homes-history?utm_source=eNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=NYPLNews201111&utm_campaign=NYPLNews [or http://tinyurl.com/3bap3xb --Mod.] Toby Anne Bird MARMOR, FRUTKO, FRUTKOFF, KAPLAN, FREEDMAN, FREIDMAN Anycskaia and other town in Kovna gubernia, Lithuania
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Jewish Families of Michelbach an der Lücke, Württemberg
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Bruno Huet <BrunoHuet@...>
Dear families,
Michelbach an der Lücke is a village in South Germany. Here, you can find one of the oldest Temple in Baden-Württemberg. The jewish life began about in 1556. You can find a french and german traduction of the families story on this Homepage: http://www.synagoge-michelbach-luecke.de/ >> (Gemeinde Wallhausen >> infos in french).The english traduction will be soon finished and be able to find on the same page. Many families are emigrated between 1850 and 1932, principaly in North America, Australia and some other countries. The story of this village and this temple are dead with this emigration, this escape. The story and the life are stoped but all these families live yet. I call you all together to help me to find members of these families and build new contact with me. I should like continue the History of these families and this temple through your reports, reports of joy but also injury, harm and hurt. If enough people help for this project, we could try to organize a meeting with all family members in Michelbach. I research follow families: Paula DREYFUS born GRUNDELFINGER(1894), Maximilie(Maxi) EICHBERG born OPPENHEIMER(1894), Albert ELKAN (1880), Klara (Clara) ELKAN born ELKAN(1883), Hugo ELKAN (1882), Selma ESSINGER born LOEWENBERGER(1883), Jenny GRIMMINGER born STERN(1895), Flora GRUENSFELDER born BERNEY(1886), Alfred GUNDELFINGER(1885), David GUNDELFINGER(1857), Heinz GUNDELFINGER(1932), Hugo GUNDELFINGER(1898),Kurt GUNDELFINGER(1936) Mina GUNDELFINGER born GUTMANN(1895), Peppi GUNDELFINGER born ELKAN(1871), Samuel GUNDELFINGER (1869), Sara GUNDELFINGER born STERN(1861), Selma GUNDELFINGER born KUENSTLER(1905), Frieda GUTMANN born GUNDELFINGER(1888), Helga KUDER(1927), Irma KUDER born GUNDELFINGER(1903), Walter KUDER(1930), Bernhard LOEWENBERGER(1892), Senta MEYER born STERN(1903), Meta NEUMANN born GUNDELFINGER (1885), Martha NEUSTAETTER born LOEWENBERGER(1888), Julie RIES born GUNDELFINGER(1858), Nathan ROSENTHAL (1888), Irma SCHILD born GUNDELFINGER(1892), Marta SELIG(1903), Benjamin(Beni) STERN(1862), Clotilde WASSER- MANN born LEININGER. Thank you for help. I wish you all a nice day, Bruno HUET Satteldorf Baden-Württemberg Germany
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Jewish Families of Michelbach an der Lücke, Württemberg
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Bruno Huet <BrunoHuet@...>
Dear families,
Michelbach an der Lücke is a village in South Germany. Here, you can find one of the oldest Temple in Baden-Württemberg. The jewish life began about in 1556. You can find a french and german traduction of the families story on this Homepage: http://www.synagoge-michelbach-luecke.de/ >> (Gemeinde Wallhausen >> infos in french).The english traduction will be soon finished and be able to find on the same page. Many families are emigrated between 1850 and 1932, principaly in North America, Australia and some other countries. The story of this village and this temple are dead with this emigration, this escape. The story and the life are stoped but all these families live yet. I call you all together to help me to find members of these families and build new contact with me. I should like continue the History of these families and this temple through your reports, reports of joy but also injury, harm and hurt. If enough people help for this project, we could try to organize a meeting with all family members in Michelbach. I research follow families: Paula DREYFUS born GRUNDELFINGER(1894), Maximilie(Maxi) EICHBERG born OPPENHEIMER(1894), Albert ELKAN (1880), Klara (Clara) ELKAN born ELKAN(1883), Hugo ELKAN (1882), Selma ESSINGER born LOEWENBERGER(1883), Jenny GRIMMINGER born STERN(1895), Flora GRUENSFELDER born BERNEY(1886), Alfred GUNDELFINGER(1885), David GUNDELFINGER(1857), Heinz GUNDELFINGER(1932), Hugo GUNDELFINGER(1898),Kurt GUNDELFINGER(1936) Mina GUNDELFINGER born GUTMANN(1895), Peppi GUNDELFINGER born ELKAN(1871), Samuel GUNDELFINGER (1869), Sara GUNDELFINGER born STERN(1861), Selma GUNDELFINGER born KUENSTLER(1905), Frieda GUTMANN born GUNDELFINGER(1888), Helga KUDER(1927), Irma KUDER born GUNDELFINGER(1903), Walter KUDER(1930), Bernhard LOEWENBERGER(1892), Senta MEYER born STERN(1903), Meta NEUMANN born GUNDELFINGER (1885), Martha NEUSTAETTER born LOEWENBERGER(1888), Julie RIES born GUNDELFINGER(1858), Nathan ROSENTHAL (1888), Irma SCHILD born GUNDELFINGER(1892), Marta SELIG(1903), Benjamin(Beni) STERN(1862), Clotilde WASSER- MANN born LEININGER. Thank you for help. I wish you all a nice day, Bruno HUET Satteldorf Baden-Württemberg Germany
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Re: Cincinnati Grave Photos
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Paula Weil
My gratitude to Emily Garber for sending the web address for
Cincinnati Jewish Cemetery information. I finally found the date of death and the burial location of my great great grandmother. And -- there was a photograph of the tombstone ! I send my thanks to Emily and to all the other Jewishgen members who so generously share their knowledge. Paula Weil North Salem, NY WEIL - Ittlingen Baden, KALTER - Mannheim, ALTHEIMER - Darmstadt Hessen , EISENMANN / EISEMAN Stebbach Baden, STIX - Demmelsdorf Bavaria, IGLAUER - Burgundstadt Bavaria, STEINBERG - St. Louis
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen re: Cincinnati Grave Photos
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Paula Weil
My gratitude to Emily Garber for sending the web address for
Cincinnati Jewish Cemetery information. I finally found the date of death and the burial location of my great great grandmother. And -- there was a photograph of the tombstone ! I send my thanks to Emily and to all the other Jewishgen members who so generously share their knowledge. Paula Weil North Salem, NY WEIL - Ittlingen Baden, KALTER - Mannheim, ALTHEIMER - Darmstadt Hessen , EISENMANN / EISEMAN Stebbach Baden, STIX - Demmelsdorf Bavaria, IGLAUER - Burgundstadt Bavaria, STEINBERG - St. Louis
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Celia Male
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ellie.carson@...
Just want to say hello to Celia! She has been a fountain of information for
me and I miss her on the List! May God watch over you and bless you Celia! Ellie Geiduschek Carson Monmouth, OR USA
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Austria-Czech SIG #Austria-Czech Celia Male
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ellie.carson@...
Just want to say hello to Celia! She has been a fountain of information for
me and I miss her on the List! May God watch over you and bless you Celia! Ellie Geiduschek Carson Monmouth, OR USA
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Alphonse LAZARD
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pierre28@...
Alphonse LAZARD
The dilemma is in the death Certificate of Alphonse LAZARD Paris 12,1861, #2291 (09-Oct-1861). According to the document this person died at 42 yo, was born in Bar-le-Duc, and was previously married to Clemence BLACH. The place of death was probably the Fondation Rothschild since one of the witnesses was living there. Neither witnesses were relations. I also have an Alphonse LAZARD birth certificate Gondrecourt, 1815,#1, born 6-Jan-1815 in Gondrecourt, and married to Catiche BRACH of Saarlouis . 1) could not find any births of named LAZARD in the 10 year tables of Bar-le-Duc. 2) Gondrecourt to Bar-le-Duc is 25 miles 3) information at death given by non family members is usually unreliable. 4) the fathers of Alphonse and of Catiche were both Butchers. Do I merge these two? What would you do? Pierre M Hahn, San Francisco pierre28@pacbell.net
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French SIG #France Alphonse LAZARD
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pierre28@...
Alphonse LAZARD
The dilemma is in the death Certificate of Alphonse LAZARD Paris 12,1861, #2291 (09-Oct-1861). According to the document this person died at 42 yo, was born in Bar-le-Duc, and was previously married to Clemence BLACH. The place of death was probably the Fondation Rothschild since one of the witnesses was living there. Neither witnesses were relations. I also have an Alphonse LAZARD birth certificate Gondrecourt, 1815,#1, born 6-Jan-1815 in Gondrecourt, and married to Catiche BRACH of Saarlouis . 1) could not find any births of named LAZARD in the 10 year tables of Bar-le-Duc. 2) Gondrecourt to Bar-le-Duc is 25 miles 3) information at death given by non family members is usually unreliable. 4) the fathers of Alphonse and of Catiche were both Butchers. Do I merge these two? What would you do? Pierre M Hahn, San Francisco pierre28@pacbell.net
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Re: Cincinnati grave photos
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gilah@...
Arthur Siegel <arthurs99@gmail.com> wrote:
I recently discovered that one of my relatives is buried in the Love BrothersThe Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati website < http://www.jcemcin.org/ > has an inventory of graves and photos for the Love Brothers Cemetery is on this included under the Price-Hill Cemeteries. There is a search function under "genealogy." Emily Garber Phoenix, AZ
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Cincinnati grave photos
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gilah@...
Arthur Siegel <arthurs99@gmail.com> wrote:
I recently discovered that one of my relatives is buried in the Love BrothersThe Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati website < http://www.jcemcin.org/ > has an inventory of graves and photos for the Love Brothers Cemetery is on this included under the Price-Hill Cemeteries. There is a search function under "genealogy." Emily Garber Phoenix, AZ
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Viewmate 261 - Do you recognize? photo vs genealogy methodology
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bette_sscf <bette_sscf@...>
Robert is really an optimist hoping that someone will recognize the people in the
photo! Luckily, he knew their names. Methodology using genealogy research found the following documents: ~ Ancestry's US Public Records and Phone and Address Directories for Alex STEINITZ born 1918 and Rose STEINITZ born 1920 living at the same addresses ~ Ship manifest arriving New York Sep 5, 1931 on the Bremen >from Bremen for Alex Steinitz and Leon Steinitz, birth dates and address in Philadelphia ~ US World War II Army Enlistment Records for Alex Steinitz (single in 1941) and Leon Steinitz (married in 1942) born Philadelphia, residence New York ~ SSDI lists matching birth and death dates in 2005 for Alex and Rose Steinitz in Orlando, Florida and for Leon Steinitz in 1990 Miami, Florida ~ Miami Herald obituary one-liner for Leon Steinitz names cemetery and funeral home ~ Veromi lists relative of Alex and Leon named Ada Werner Steinitz, perhaps Leon's wife ~ Anywho and Zabasearch list Ada W. Steinitz' current address and phone in Hollywood, Florida ~ 1920 census index under STNEITZ lists Louis 36, wife Paula 36, Anna 7 born Vienna, Austria, immigrated 1913, and Leon 5 and Alic 1 6/12 born Penn ~ Ship manifests dep Hamburg May 1 and arr New York May 10, 1913 on the Amerika for Paula Steinitz 30 and daughter Johanna 2 , last residence Wien, Paula's parents S. EISENER, to husband L. Steinitz in Philadelphia, birthplace Kostel, Austria* ~ Ship manifests dep Hamburg Oct 11 and arr New York Oct 23, 1912 on the Kaiser Auguste Victoria for Ludwig Steinetz, Austrian Hebrew, last residence Wein, wife Paula Steinetz 27 Ferdinandstr Wien, to cousin David Rosenthal? c/o Leibner 225 University Place Woodhaven, NY, born Nildaburg? Austria ~ Naturalization index on Jan 26 1928 in Philadelphia for Ludwig Steinitz 44 and minor children Lansi 16, Leon 13 and Alexander 9 list declaration, petition and certificate numbers ~ Illinois Death Index lists Ludwig Steinitz birth and death dates/places, cemetery name, occupation, spouse name and FHL film number *Most likely Robert's EISINGER family >from Kostel, Moravia (formerly in Austrian Empire, now Podivin, Czech Republic) is a spelling variant of Alex Steinitz' mother Paula's EISENER family >from Kostel, Austria. Suggestions include sending for Social Security applications and death certificates for maiden names and parents' names, calling Ada Werner Steinitz' listed phone number and contacting the Vienna Jewish Community for marriage records (see "Beginner's Guide to Austrian-Jewish Genealogy" by E. Randol Schoenberg at http://www.jewishgen.org/austriaczech/ausguide.htm#Kultusgemeinde). Online index at http://www.genteam.at (requires registration). Hope this is helpful! Bette Stoop Mas Florida, USA Robert Fraser in Perth, Western Australia wrote: < About eight years ago, I submitted a photo to ViewMate, asking if anyone recognised the people. I had only one response, but the responder could not really help. She suggested two addresses in America I write to, but no response was received >from them. So I'd like to try again. The photo is of Rose and Alex Steinitz. It was taken in the USA - don't know where - in 1946. My late parents put it into the family photo album labelled as 'Our American relatives'. Silly me, I never asked who they were. >
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Viewmate 261 - Do you recognize? photo vs genealogy methodology
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bette_sscf <bette_sscf@...>
Robert is really an optimist hoping that someone will recognize the people in the
photo! Luckily, he knew their names. Methodology using genealogy research found the following documents: ~ Ancestry's US Public Records and Phone and Address Directories for Alex STEINITZ born 1918 and Rose STEINITZ born 1920 living at the same addresses ~ Ship manifest arriving New York Sep 5, 1931 on the Bremen >from Bremen for Alex Steinitz and Leon Steinitz, birth dates and address in Philadelphia ~ US World War II Army Enlistment Records for Alex Steinitz (single in 1941) and Leon Steinitz (married in 1942) born Philadelphia, residence New York ~ SSDI lists matching birth and death dates in 2005 for Alex and Rose Steinitz in Orlando, Florida and for Leon Steinitz in 1990 Miami, Florida ~ Miami Herald obituary one-liner for Leon Steinitz names cemetery and funeral home ~ Veromi lists relative of Alex and Leon named Ada Werner Steinitz, perhaps Leon's wife ~ Anywho and Zabasearch list Ada W. Steinitz' current address and phone in Hollywood, Florida ~ 1920 census index under STNEITZ lists Louis 36, wife Paula 36, Anna 7 born Vienna, Austria, immigrated 1913, and Leon 5 and Alic 1 6/12 born Penn ~ Ship manifests dep Hamburg May 1 and arr New York May 10, 1913 on the Amerika for Paula Steinitz 30 and daughter Johanna 2 , last residence Wien, Paula's parents S. EISENER, to husband L. Steinitz in Philadelphia, birthplace Kostel, Austria* ~ Ship manifests dep Hamburg Oct 11 and arr New York Oct 23, 1912 on the Kaiser Auguste Victoria for Ludwig Steinetz, Austrian Hebrew, last residence Wein, wife Paula Steinetz 27 Ferdinandstr Wien, to cousin David Rosenthal? c/o Leibner 225 University Place Woodhaven, NY, born Nildaburg? Austria ~ Naturalization index on Jan 26 1928 in Philadelphia for Ludwig Steinitz 44 and minor children Lansi 16, Leon 13 and Alexander 9 list declaration, petition and certificate numbers ~ Illinois Death Index lists Ludwig Steinitz birth and death dates/places, cemetery name, occupation, spouse name and FHL film number *Most likely Robert's EISINGER family >from Kostel, Moravia (formerly in Austrian Empire, now Podivin, Czech Republic) is a spelling variant of Alex Steinitz' mother Paula's EISENER family >from Kostel, Austria. Suggestions include sending for Social Security applications and death certificates for maiden names and parents' names, calling Ada Werner Steinitz' listed phone number and contacting the Vienna Jewish Community for marriage records (see "Beginner's Guide to Austrian-Jewish Genealogy" by E. Randol Schoenberg at http://www.jewishgen.org/austriaczech/ausguide.htm#Kultusgemeinde). Online index at http://www.genteam.at (requires registration). Hope this is helpful! Bette Stoop Mas Florida, USA Robert Fraser in Perth, Western Australia wrote: < About eight years ago, I submitted a photo to ViewMate, asking if anyone recognised the people. I had only one response, but the responder could not really help. She suggested two addresses in America I write to, but no response was received >from them. So I'd like to try again. The photo is of Rose and Alex Steinitz. It was taken in the USA - don't know where - in 1946. My late parents put it into the family photo album labelled as 'Our American relatives'. Silly me, I never asked who they were. >
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Gene A. Garlin (1939-2011), Past President JGSBC Florida
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bik <kooshb9341@...>
Our deepest condolence to the family of Gene A. Garlin (1939-2011) of Buffalo Grove
IL, formerly of Plantation FL., who passed away Oct. 31. Beloved husband of Carole and loving father of Jeffrey and Michael. Gene was President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County, 1994-1995. [Son Jeff Garlin is a co-star and executive producer in the HBO series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'.] -- On behalf of the JGSBC Board. Bernard Israelite Kouchel, Founder, Past President, Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County, Inc. <koosh@bellsouth.net>
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Gene A. Garlin (1939-2011), Past President JGSBC Florida
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bik <kooshb9341@...>
Our deepest condolence to the family of Gene A. Garlin (1939-2011) of Buffalo Grove
IL, formerly of Plantation FL., who passed away Oct. 31. Beloved husband of Carole and loving father of Jeffrey and Michael. Gene was President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County, 1994-1995. [Son Jeff Garlin is a co-star and executive producer in the HBO series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm'.] -- On behalf of the JGSBC Board. Bernard Israelite Kouchel, Founder, Past President, Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County, Inc. <koosh@bellsouth.net>
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