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KehilaLinks Site for Nowy Targ, Galicia
#hungary
To GG-ners and others,
While I have been a member of several other discussion groups, it is relatively recently that I have posted or responded to some GG posts. I have just finished my first KehilaLinks for Poland (after three in Slovakia) and this is for Nowy Targ (or formerly, Neumarkt), Galicia: http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/nowy_targ/ . This town is important to me personally since some of my ancestors lived there, and then migrated to the other side of the Tatra Mountain range and into Slovakia, and sometimes into what is now the Czech Republic. And that is why I am also posting this on Hungarian-SIG. Within the records I have collected and maintained for the Spis Region of Slovakia, I have a list of people to be deported in WW II. While this is by no means a complete list, the following family names represent people who were born in Nowy Targ. Note in place of an umlaut within a name, I have used a colon (:) after the letter: DEGEN, ENGLA:NDER, EPSTEIN, GOLDHAMMER, GROSS, GRU:NSPAN, HAMMERSCHLAG, MASTBAUM, PERLROTH, SCHO:NFELD, SEINWEL, TURNER I hope you will enjoy viewing this site and I look forward to hearing from others who have connections to this town. I would love to seemore photos, documentation, stories, etc. Especially interesting would be photos of the former synagogue and the chassidic shtibl. Regards, Madeleine Isenberg Beverly Hills, CA madeleine.isenberg@... Researching: GOLDMAN, STEINER, LANGER, GLUECKSMAN, STOTTER in various parts of Galicia, Poland: Nowy Targ, Nowy Sanz, Wachsmund, Dembno, Lapuszna, Krakow, who migrated into Kezmarok or nearby towns in northern Slovakia and Czech Republic (i.e., those who lived/had businesses in Moravska Ostrava). GOLDSTEIN in Abaujszina (Sena or Szina), Szkaros and Kosice, Slovakia; Tolcsva and Tokaj, Hungary; very briefly in Timisoara, Romania
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Re: Racz from Budapest
#hungary
Hi Shaul,
Imre R=C3=A1cz (1911 - 1998) is buried at Kozma Utca cemetery in Budapest, Section 2A, row 10, grave 15. His wife is buried at the same place but the site doesn't show the dates, nor her given name. I don't know if they are the person you're looking for or namesake only. http://www.oroklet.hu/bent.php?nyelv=3D&igy=3D&kmod=3D5&tkod=3D0224&parcell= a=3D2A&sor=3D10&sir=3D15&szuletes=3D1911&elhalaloza=3D1998&nev=3DR%E1cz%20I= mre regards Peter Absolon Kosice, Slovakia On 15 March 2017 at 07:02, Shaul Sharoni shaul.sharoni@... <h-sig@...> wrote: Dear Siggers,. Budapest 1050. Can anyone try to verify their date of death and place of
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Re: Immigrant passports
#general
Susan J. Gordon
Beginning 1914, the US passport offices began to require photos to accompany
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passports. Following is a summary of the email letter I received >from Rebecca Sharp at the NARA in 2008. This information enabled me to search (and find) two photographs of my grandfather's 1921 and 1923 passports. Rebecca said that beginning on December 21, 1914, individuals applying for U.S. passports had to submit two duplicate photographs with their applications. Like today, one photograph was kept with the passport application and the other was attached to the passport - rather like today. Taking photos was the applicants' responsibility, not the Fed Government. Some applicants submitted candid photographs while others submitted photographs taken by professional photographers. Usually, the photographs were head shots but sometimes they were full body shots. I'm sorry but I don't remember more. I expect you can search the NARA website and learn more information. Good luck! Susan J Gordon LEMPERT, BIALAZURKER, DAYAN or DYNNE sjgwed@... From: "Molly Arost Staub" <staubmolly@...>
I have been told that immigrants didn't need passports in the early 20th
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Hungary SIG #Hungary KehilaLinks Site for Nowy Targ, Galicia
#hungary
To GG-ners and others,
While I have been a member of several other discussion groups, it is relatively recently that I have posted or responded to some GG posts. I have just finished my first KehilaLinks for Poland (after three in Slovakia) and this is for Nowy Targ (or formerly, Neumarkt), Galicia: http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/nowy_targ/ . This town is important to me personally since some of my ancestors lived there, and then migrated to the other side of the Tatra Mountain range and into Slovakia, and sometimes into what is now the Czech Republic. And that is why I am also posting this on Hungarian-SIG. Within the records I have collected and maintained for the Spis Region of Slovakia, I have a list of people to be deported in WW II. While this is by no means a complete list, the following family names represent people who were born in Nowy Targ. Note in place of an umlaut within a name, I have used a colon (:) after the letter: DEGEN, ENGLA:NDER, EPSTEIN, GOLDHAMMER, GROSS, GRU:NSPAN, HAMMERSCHLAG, MASTBAUM, PERLROTH, SCHO:NFELD, SEINWEL, TURNER I hope you will enjoy viewing this site and I look forward to hearing from others who have connections to this town. I would love to seemore photos, documentation, stories, etc. Especially interesting would be photos of the former synagogue and the chassidic shtibl. Regards, Madeleine Isenberg Beverly Hills, CA madeleine.isenberg@... Researching: GOLDMAN, STEINER, LANGER, GLUECKSMAN, STOTTER in various parts of Galicia, Poland: Nowy Targ, Nowy Sanz, Wachsmund, Dembno, Lapuszna, Krakow, who migrated into Kezmarok or nearby towns in northern Slovakia and Czech Republic (i.e., those who lived/had businesses in Moravska Ostrava). GOLDSTEIN in Abaujszina (Sena or Szina), Szkaros and Kosice, Slovakia; Tolcsva and Tokaj, Hungary; very briefly in Timisoara, Romania
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Racz from Budapest
#hungary
Hi Shaul,
Imre R=C3=A1cz (1911 - 1998) is buried at Kozma Utca cemetery in Budapest, Section 2A, row 10, grave 15. His wife is buried at the same place but the site doesn't show the dates, nor her given name. I don't know if they are the person you're looking for or namesake only. http://www.oroklet.hu/bent.php?nyelv=3D&igy=3D&kmod=3D5&tkod=3D0224&parcell= a=3D2A&sor=3D10&sir=3D15&szuletes=3D1911&elhalaloza=3D1998&nev=3DR%E1cz%20I= mre regards Peter Absolon Kosice, Slovakia On 15 March 2017 at 07:02, Shaul Sharoni shaul.sharoni@... <h-sig@...> wrote: Dear Siggers,. Budapest 1050. Can anyone try to verify their date of death and place of
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Immigrant passports
#general
Susan J. Gordon
Beginning 1914, the US passport offices began to require photos to accompany
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passports. Following is a summary of the email letter I received >from Rebecca Sharp at the NARA in 2008. This information enabled me to search (and find) two photographs of my grandfather's 1921 and 1923 passports. Rebecca said that beginning on December 21, 1914, individuals applying for U.S. passports had to submit two duplicate photographs with their applications. Like today, one photograph was kept with the passport application and the other was attached to the passport - rather like today. Taking photos was the applicants' responsibility, not the Fed Government. Some applicants submitted candid photographs while others submitted photographs taken by professional photographers. Usually, the photographs were head shots but sometimes they were full body shots. I'm sorry but I don't remember more. I expect you can search the NARA website and learn more information. Good luck! Susan J Gordon LEMPERT, BIALAZURKER, DAYAN or DYNNE sjgwed@... From: "Molly Arost Staub" <staubmolly@...>
I have been told that immigrants didn't need passports in the early 20th
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(US) USCIS Webinar with Marian Smith March 21: Fact Fiction and Immigration Passenger Lists
#general
Jan Meisels Allen
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be
conducting a webinar on Tuesday, March 21 at 1:00PM EDT. The topic: Fact, Fiction, and Immigration Passenger Lists. Marian Smith will revive and update a 2006 presentation on understanding passenger list arrival records. Topics to be included are: Which records survived? Who and how were the records created? How preconceived notions may help or hinder y hour genealogy research. How changes in passenger list research has changed over the past decade will also be discussed. The webinar will not be recorded therefore to participate you need to attend live. To learn more go to: https://www.uscis.gov/HGWebinars and scroll down to the March 21 date. To register and attend the webinar go to: https://uscisconnect.connectsolutions.com/yourquestions/ USCIS is now using Adobe Connect to deliver webinars. If you have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting before-do these **before** the webinar so you are ready to go at the correct time: . Test your connection: https://uscisconnect.connectsolutions.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm . Get a quick overview: http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeconnect.html . Visual Quick Start Guide https://seminars.adobeconnect.com/_a227210/vqs-participants/ Marian is a wonderful resource and has spoken at a number of previous IAJGS conferences Jan Meisels Allen Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen (US) USCIS Webinar with Marian Smith March 21: Fact Fiction and Immigration Passenger Lists
#general
Jan Meisels Allen
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be
conducting a webinar on Tuesday, March 21 at 1:00PM EDT. The topic: Fact, Fiction, and Immigration Passenger Lists. Marian Smith will revive and update a 2006 presentation on understanding passenger list arrival records. Topics to be included are: Which records survived? Who and how were the records created? How preconceived notions may help or hinder y hour genealogy research. How changes in passenger list research has changed over the past decade will also be discussed. The webinar will not be recorded therefore to participate you need to attend live. To learn more go to: https://www.uscis.gov/HGWebinars and scroll down to the March 21 date. To register and attend the webinar go to: https://uscisconnect.connectsolutions.com/yourquestions/ USCIS is now using Adobe Connect to deliver webinars. If you have never attended an Adobe Connect meeting before-do these **before** the webinar so you are ready to go at the correct time: . Test your connection: https://uscisconnect.connectsolutions.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm . Get a quick overview: http://www.adobe.com/products/adobeconnect.html . Visual Quick Start Guide https://seminars.adobeconnect.com/_a227210/vqs-participants/ Marian is a wonderful resource and has spoken at a number of previous IAJGS conferences Jan Meisels Allen Chairperson, IAJGS Public Records Access Monitoring Committee
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Re: Cemeteries in Riga and Friedredstadat
#general
Evertjan. <exxjxw.hannivoort@...>
jewishgen@... (Moshe Schaeffer
schaefferfamilytree@...) wrote on 16 Mar 2017 in soc.genealogy.jewish: My great grand parents were born in Friedredstadat. My great great grandDo you mean "Friedrichstadt" AKA "Nairi", now "Jaunjelgava" <http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/6392-friedrichstadt> You will find the cemeteries here: <http://www.iajgsjewishcemeteryproject.org/latvia/jaunjelgava.html> Yizkor victim list: <http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Jaunjelgava/jau900.html> Jaunjelgava, Latvia Alternate names: Jaunjelgava [Latv], Friedrichstadt [Ger], Fridrikhshtadt [Rus], Frydrychsztat [Pol], Naira [Yid], Nairi, Neyra, Jaun-Yelgava, Yaunelgava, Jauna-Jelgawa, Jaunijelgaua, Jaunijelgava, Jaunjelgavas Region: Courland Before WWI: Fridrikhshtat/Fridrikhshtat, Courland, Russian Empire Jewish Population: 4,128 (in 1881), 3,256 (in 1897) 44 miles ESE of Riga Evertjan Hannivoort. The Netherlands. exjxwxhannivoortATinterxnlxnet (Please change the x'es to dots)
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Cemeteries in Riga and Friedredstadat
#general
Evertjan. <exxjxw.hannivoort@...>
jewishgen@... (Moshe Schaeffer
schaefferfamilytree@...) wrote on 16 Mar 2017 in soc.genealogy.jewish: My great grand parents were born in Friedredstadat. My great great grandDo you mean "Friedrichstadt" AKA "Nairi", now "Jaunjelgava" <http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/6392-friedrichstadt> You will find the cemeteries here: <http://www.iajgsjewishcemeteryproject.org/latvia/jaunjelgava.html> Yizkor victim list: <http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Jaunjelgava/jau900.html> Jaunjelgava, Latvia Alternate names: Jaunjelgava [Latv], Friedrichstadt [Ger], Fridrikhshtadt [Rus], Frydrychsztat [Pol], Naira [Yid], Nairi, Neyra, Jaun-Yelgava, Yaunelgava, Jauna-Jelgawa, Jaunijelgaua, Jaunijelgava, Jaunjelgavas Region: Courland Before WWI: Fridrikhshtat/Fridrikhshtat, Courland, Russian Empire Jewish Population: 4,128 (in 1881), 3,256 (in 1897) 44 miles ESE of Riga Evertjan Hannivoort. The Netherlands. exjxwxhannivoortATinterxnlxnet (Please change the x'es to dots)
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Re: Cemeteries in Riga and Friedredstadat
#general
Roger Lustig
Moshe:
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Do you mean Friedrichstadt? That was the German name of present-day Jaunjelgava, Latvia--the name used under the Czars. (German was an official language in that region.) If so, the IAJGS Cemetery Project has good news for you: http://www.iajgsjewishcemeteryproject.org/latvia/jaunjelgava.html Alexander Feigmanis, mentioned there, is definitely worth contacting. A fine scholar and a real mensch, too! The Cemetery Project link for Riga seems to be dead, but again, Dr. Feigmanis will be your best source regarding Latvian Jewish cemeteries. Roger Lustig Princeton, NJ USA
On 3/15/2017 5:59 PM, Moshe Schaeffer schaefferfamilytree@... wrote:
My great grand parents were born in Friedredstadat. My great great
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Cemeteries in Riga and Friedredstadat
#general
Roger Lustig
Moshe:
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Do you mean Friedrichstadt? That was the German name of present-day Jaunjelgava, Latvia--the name used under the Czars. (German was an official language in that region.) If so, the IAJGS Cemetery Project has good news for you: http://www.iajgsjewishcemeteryproject.org/latvia/jaunjelgava.html Alexander Feigmanis, mentioned there, is definitely worth contacting. A fine scholar and a real mensch, too! The Cemetery Project link for Riga seems to be dead, but again, Dr. Feigmanis will be your best source regarding Latvian Jewish cemeteries. Roger Lustig Princeton, NJ USA
On 3/15/2017 5:59 PM, Moshe Schaeffer schaefferfamilytree@... wrote:
My great grand parents were born in Friedredstadat. My great great
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How to find more what happen to Leib-Ber KADISCH real estate at Kr. Barona eela,4 in Riga
#general
Moshe Schaeffer
I was looking for the obituary of my great great uncle Leib-Ber KADISCH
from Riga. I post on Jewishgen if someone might be able to tell me whereI could find it. I did not find it but someone found a news paper article about his will in Germany. Someone else on Jewishgen was able to translate to English for me. I have tried to find out more about this and what I can do with it but have been to get more information am not sure where to go with it now. I have found out what happen to most of his children I am still trying to find 3 of them. The article was >from http://www.periodika.lv/. This is the translation of the part of the article that deals with him not the whole article deals with him, only the last paragraph deals with Leib Behr Kadisch. The cabinet of ministers passed a law, which cancels the regulations of the will of Leib Behr Kadisch. This will did not allow his heirs or their descendants to sell or mortage the real estate at Kr.Barona eela 4 in Riga. As known the "Lettlaendische Kreditbank" has purchased this building for the ministry of education, but the contract could not become effective because of the regulations in the above mentioned will. Any ides how I can find what happen to this will? Or why the cabinet had to pass a law about his will. Where is this real estate ? Who was the son and what happen to him? What happen to the real estate? Does it still belong to the family? If you would like to see a copy of the news paper I can send it to anyone who would like. Thank you for any help in this matter. Moshe Schaeffer Jerusalem Searching for: BERMAN; BUCHMAK; COVITZ - St Louis Missouri; HIRSCHOWITZ - Friedrichstadt, Riga, New York; KADISCH - Riga; KAUFF - Wolcysk, Russia; KIRSCHNER - Poland, New York; KIRZNER- Poland; LITVAK; LEVINE; ROSESTEIN - Russia; SCHAEFFER - New York; SHEVAKH- Peski; SHMERKOVITZ, SHUVAL - Kovno; WORK - Yanoff, Galicia, Austria, New York; WAG - Yanoff, Galicia, Austria; WEISS- New York
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen How to find more what happen to Leib-Ber KADISCH real estate at Kr. Barona eela,4 in Riga
#general
Moshe Schaeffer
I was looking for the obituary of my great great uncle Leib-Ber KADISCH
from Riga. I post on Jewishgen if someone might be able to tell me whereI could find it. I did not find it but someone found a news paper article about his will in Germany. Someone else on Jewishgen was able to translate to English for me. I have tried to find out more about this and what I can do with it but have been to get more information am not sure where to go with it now. I have found out what happen to most of his children I am still trying to find 3 of them. The article was >from http://www.periodika.lv/. This is the translation of the part of the article that deals with him not the whole article deals with him, only the last paragraph deals with Leib Behr Kadisch. The cabinet of ministers passed a law, which cancels the regulations of the will of Leib Behr Kadisch. This will did not allow his heirs or their descendants to sell or mortage the real estate at Kr.Barona eela 4 in Riga. As known the "Lettlaendische Kreditbank" has purchased this building for the ministry of education, but the contract could not become effective because of the regulations in the above mentioned will. Any ides how I can find what happen to this will? Or why the cabinet had to pass a law about his will. Where is this real estate ? Who was the son and what happen to him? What happen to the real estate? Does it still belong to the family? If you would like to see a copy of the news paper I can send it to anyone who would like. Thank you for any help in this matter. Moshe Schaeffer Jerusalem Searching for: BERMAN; BUCHMAK; COVITZ - St Louis Missouri; HIRSCHOWITZ - Friedrichstadt, Riga, New York; KADISCH - Riga; KAUFF - Wolcysk, Russia; KIRSCHNER - Poland, New York; KIRZNER- Poland; LITVAK; LEVINE; ROSESTEIN - Russia; SCHAEFFER - New York; SHEVAKH- Peski; SHMERKOVITZ, SHUVAL - Kovno; WORK - Yanoff, Galicia, Austria, New York; WAG - Yanoff, Galicia, Austria; WEISS- New York
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New on IGRA website- The Holocaust in France: A Resource Guide
#france
Elena Bazes
"Holocaust in France: A Resource Guide" by Jean-Pierre Stroweis is
now available on the IGRA website. The guide includes on-line resources and a selection of books, in both English and French, of the fate of the Jews in France during World War II which will enable researchers to trace victims and survivors of the Holocaust in France. This extensive list contains general Holocaust resources and resources specific to France, such as internment and concentration camps in France, deportation documentation, escaping >from France, the Jewish underground, the military and the Vichy Regime, Jewish children, the work of Serge Klarsfeld, companies and foreign workers, and libraries, archives and Jewish institutes in France. To view the Guide, go to http://genealogy.org.il/holocaust-france-resource-guide/ Elena Biegel Bazes IGRA Publicity Chairperson
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French SIG #France New on IGRA website- The Holocaust in France: A Resource Guide
#france
Elena Bazes
"Holocaust in France: A Resource Guide" by Jean-Pierre Stroweis is
now available on the IGRA website. The guide includes on-line resources and a selection of books, in both English and French, of the fate of the Jews in France during World War II which will enable researchers to trace victims and survivors of the Holocaust in France. This extensive list contains general Holocaust resources and resources specific to France, such as internment and concentration camps in France, deportation documentation, escaping >from France, the Jewish underground, the military and the Vichy Regime, Jewish children, the work of Serge Klarsfeld, companies and foreign workers, and libraries, archives and Jewish institutes in France. To view the Guide, go to http://genealogy.org.il/holocaust-france-resource-guide/ Elena Biegel Bazes IGRA Publicity Chairperson
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Searching: Tzenerke
#belarus
Joshua Levin
I would like to know if anyone has any ideas about who this "Tzenerke" might be.
Perhaps he was a rabbi? I found this Holocaust survivor record: Kartziamker, Leizer Son of Moishe (Grandson of the "Tzenerke") Most likely this survivor was >from Pruzhany (now in Belarus)or a nearby town. This surname has many spellings: Korchemker, Korchomker, Korczomkier, Kortshomker, Korzcomber, Kortzamker, Kartziamker, Korchenker, Korchmar, Korzmar, Korzinka, Korczomkier, Kerczenkiev Thank you, Joshua Levin Sharon, MA
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Belarus SIG #Belarus Searching: Tzenerke
#belarus
Joshua Levin
I would like to know if anyone has any ideas about who this "Tzenerke" might be.
Perhaps he was a rabbi? I found this Holocaust survivor record: Kartziamker, Leizer Son of Moishe (Grandson of the "Tzenerke") Most likely this survivor was >from Pruzhany (now in Belarus)or a nearby town. This surname has many spellings: Korchemker, Korchomker, Korczomkier, Kortshomker, Korzcomber, Kortzamker, Kartziamker, Korchenker, Korchmar, Korzmar, Korzinka, Korczomkier, Kerczenkiev Thank you, Joshua Levin Sharon, MA
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Philadelphia Rabbi Jacob (Yekel) Erusalimsky died 1940
#rabbinic
Neil@...
Trying to find out how I can see if there is an obituary of this
Philadelphia Rabbi, who was a nephew of the famous R. Moshe Nachum Jerusalimki, 1855-1914, Rabbi of Kielce, Poland. -- Neil Rosenstein
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Rabbinic Genealogy SIG #Rabbinic Philadelphia Rabbi Jacob (Yekel) Erusalimsky died 1940
#rabbinic
Neil@...
Trying to find out how I can see if there is an obituary of this
Philadelphia Rabbi, who was a nephew of the famous R. Moshe Nachum Jerusalimki, 1855-1914, Rabbi of Kielce, Poland. -- Neil Rosenstein
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