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Nicole Heymans
Please provide a more sizeable example of the handwriting. The whole page would be a good start. Nicole Heymans, near Brussels Belgium
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Pieter Hoekstra
My suggestion is they incorporated the name of the city where they were living. Everyone knows Dusseldorf. Leeuwarden is a city and the capital of Friesland. The language largely spoken in the north of Netherlands is called West Frisian, and as Robert Weinberg points out is an Saxon language. If you can speak old English you can speak West Frisian. Yes, it is a language, not a dialect. All business conducted in the Friesian (Fryslan) parliament is done in Frisian. BTW my name ending in 'stra is a Friesian name. Just a bit of background. Pieter Hoekstra Moss / Moses, De Costa - London and Brighton Barnett, Da Costa, Lazarus, Joseph, Judah, Solomon - London
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Re: Help Please with Viewmate Translations#
#translation
#poland
Nicole Heymans
When posting a translation request please specify language. Nicole Heymans, near Brussels, Belgium
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A Unique Way to Commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day
#holocaust
Nina Tobias
You can also choose a specific name to remember and match with on the Wall from our Central Database of Shoah Victims’ Names, which contains over 4.8 million names of Holocaust victims. --Nina Tobias Scottsdale, Arizona Researching: HOROWITZ (Iasi, Romania; Odessa) SWARTZ (Iasi, Romania; Philadelphia; Chicago) TOBIAS (Rymanow, Galicia; Chicago) , VOROBYEV, GOLDMAN, VERB (Russia; Chicago)
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REMINDER: LitvakSIG BOF session January 30 for Vilnius District
#announcements
#lithuania
David Ellis
LitvakSIG is providing a series of online Birds of a Feather (BOF) sessions for the various districts in Lithuania. These informational sessions are open to the public. Some District Research Groups will also be holding similar sessions at the annual IAJGS conference. The BOF session for the Vilnius district will be held over Zoom on Sunday, January 30, at noon (Eastern time).
The Vilnius district includes the following towns:
Vilnius City, Antakalnis, Bagaslaviskis, Bezdonys, Ciobiskis, Gelvonai, Giedraiciai, Inturke, Jasiunai, Joniskes, Laibiskis, Maisiagala, Mikhalishki, Moletai, Musninkai, Naujoji Vilna, Nemencine, Novygorod, Paberze, Rudamina, Salcininkai, Sesuoliai, Sirvintos, Snipiskes, Stundishki, Turgeliai, Yakubantse. BOF sessions will be recorded and publicly available for a limited time.
After that, they will be available to qualified contributors to the District Research Groups, for which contributions are made through the page https://www.litvaksig.org/membership-and-contributions/join-and-contribute. To register for the Vilnius district BOF session, which is free to all, please click on the following link:
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Coordinator for LitvakSIG Vilnius District Research Group djemkitso@...
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Renee Steinig
Thanks Robert, but it's likely that MyHeritage's information comes from the same NY State database as Ancestry's, and that database includes only "residence code," not place of death. Morris's residence code was 7096 -- the state's code for Queens and for 100+ neighborhoods within Queens -- including Far Rockaway, where Morris actually lived. (See the NY State Gazetteer at https://www.health.data.ny.gov/api/assets/991FD0D8-73AF-4573-96F1-437E33D24BCA -- page 138.) As one very knowledgeable colleague pointed out to me, Ancestry lists everyone with a 7096 residence code as a resident of Aqueduct -- perhaps the area near Aqueduct Racetrack, in southern Queens. This explains Sherri Bobish's find: <<The All New York State, U.S., Death Index, 1957-1969 on Ancestry lists 14,444 persons with residence place as Aqueduct, Queens.>> On the other hand, that index includes no listings for such heavily populated parts of Queens as Astoria, Elmhurst, Flushing, Forest Hills, Long Island City, etc. Renee
On Tue, Jan 25, 2022 at 11:46 AM Robert Hanna <robert.hanna41@...> wrote: According to MyHeritage, Morris died in Queens, NY. 1968 death records for Queens, NY would be held at the NYC Department of Health.
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Jan Meisels Allen
Sherri Bobish says the SSDI lists Far Rockaway as the last address. If Morris was living with or listed a relative who is responsible for him with Social Security, and their address was Far Rockaway that is what Social Security lists. I know from when I was listed as responsible for my late father- he was in a nursing home and did not live in the town as I did, but Social Security listed my town as last residence as his Social Security payments were made to out to me for his care and therefore in my residence. However, the SSDI lists his last residence as Far Rockaway.
Jan Meisels Allen Agoura Hills, CA, USA SEARCHING: KLAJNMAN, MICHELBERG, SYK, SZLANG, TYKULSKIER Lowicz, Sochaczew, Chorzele, Zakroczym, Poland FREJER, IMJAK, WILAMOWSKY, KREPLAK,-Stawiski, Poland SZAPIRA, SOBOTKO, PIATKOWSKA, PERLA, ASZ, WAPNIARZ -Lomza ,Poland GUTFARB --Zambrow, Poland ASZ, Nasielsk, Poland ELION, Suwalki Lithuania REICH, WALD, ZUPNIK, Presov, Mestiszko, Szivdnik; Salgo, Sebes Kellemes, Slovakia MEISELS, SEGALLA/SIGALL, LIEBERMAN --Brody, Ukraine
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Re: The little-known original article telling the Oskar Schindler story.
#holocaust
Ruth
Years ago one of the members of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Toronto gave me a copy of Schindler's list -- not the book but an actual list of names. One condition was that I deposit in our library. I haven't done so yet. Perhaps it belongs in the Montreal Jewish library?
-- Ruth Chernia, Editor, Shem Tov Toronto, Canada searching for TSCHERNIA of Copenhagen, Denmark, & Genichesk, Kherson Oblast, Ukraine SHLAMOWITZ/SZLAMOWICZ/BIRENCWEIG of London, England; Lodz & Jezow, Poland SEIDLER/ZAJDLER/LANDAU of Lodz & Sulejow, Poland ROSENFELD of Raków, Kielce, Poland SHKOLNIK/TICK[ER] of Ladyzhyn & Bershad, Vinnytsia, Ukraine
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Breslau/ Wroclaw - Re: Lecture "Finding Your Polish Ancestors Online Through the Polish State Archives" now online
#poland
#education
#announcements
Hello Mary and list readers,
sorry, I entered the wrong link for the index of birth records in Breslau here is the correct one: http://des.genealogy.net/breslau_geburt/search/index Corinna (Woehrl, née Goslar) Hoisdorf, Germany
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Breslau/Wroclaw BMD - Re: Lecture "Finding Your Polish Ancestors Online Through the Polish State Archives" now online
#poland
#education
#announcements
Hello Mary and list-readers,
There are a few useful German sources for Breslau/Wroclaw, but you may need to use a browser with a translation function.
On the following website, the author has collected information on Breslau, including address or telephone directories, but also compiled which BMD records have "survived" and where they are accessible:
http://www.christoph-www.de/breslau%201.html#standes%C3%A4mter
The non-profit genealogical society Compgen has indexed quite a few birth records:
http://des.genealogy.net/breslau_geburt/search/index
If you know an address (using a directory) and need to know the "Standesamt" you can use this search aid
https://agoff.de/?p=99048
I hope this information may help. Good luck with your further research!
Corinna (Woehrl, née Goslar)
Hoisdorf, Germany
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Jay Osborn
Just posted on the Gesher Galicia Map Room: a complete full-color 1846 cadastral map of the small Galician city of Grybów near Nowy Sącz: https://maps.geshergalicia.org/cadastral/grybow-1846/ Assembled from six separate sheets, this map is small and the cadastral area is curiously-shaped but also rich with fine details worthy of study, and with many redline revisions pointing to future changes to buildings and land. The market square and surrounding residences are tightly arranged, perhaps because the city center is set in a very hilly landscape; Grybów is purported to have the steepest town square in central Europe. Following the land contours, transportation routes (roads, rivers, and the future railroad line) enter and depart the map at several places on the cadastral borders. The map is online for free use by anyone to explore the past of this interesting Galician settlement and to compare it to the modern town. This stitched digital composite map was assembled and presented in interactive format by Gesher Galicia. The original paper map is preserved by the Archiwum Narodowe w Krakowie. To see many more cadastral maps of Galician cities, towns, and villages, visit the Gesher Galicia Map Room: https://maps.geshergalicia.org/ Jay Osborn Gesher Galicia Digital Maps Manager Lviv, Ukraine
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Re: Herman LICHTENSTEIN born 1896 - no record before 1921
#usa
Sherri Bobish
Paul,
To add to what others have found for you, here is a transcript from Ancestry of his birth record. Notice the slightly different transcription of his mom's maiden name from that on the FamilySearch birth transcription.
Good luck in your search,
Sherri Bobish
Searching: RATOWSKY / CHAIMSON (Ariogala / Ragola, Lith.) WALTZMAN / WALZMAN (Ustrzyki Dolne / Istryker, Pol.) LEVY (Tyrawa Woloska, Pol.) LEFFENFELD / LEFENFELD / FINK, KALTER (Daliowa/ Posada Jasliska, Pol.) BOJDA / BERGER (Tarnobrzeg, Pol.) SOKALSKY / SOLON / SOLAN / FINGER(MAN) (Grodek, Bialystok, Pol.) BOBISH / APPEL (Odessa?)
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Riga - Latvia Holocaust website
#holocaust
#latvia
LarryBassist@...
Siggers,
Today a friend of mine sent me this web site: http://www.rgm.lv/?lang=ru If you click on one of the squares, it opens to that person's story. If your browser lets you it will have an option to switch to English at that point. Larry Bassist
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Russian translation, please # russia
#translation
Mary Manderfeld
I have searched for MANY years to find the records from MLAWA. I have finally found them and would like to have the information.
SADLY, I do not know Russian. There are 5 births and 1 death Does anyone have an answer as to get a marriage record or death record of people between the years of 1920 and the beginning of the Shoah? In the shtetl of MLAWA? Image # 6 akt 79 only, birth Image #3 akt 79 only, death Image #2 akt 103 only, birth Image #1 akt 101 and 102 births Not sure what 101 might be but it appears Mendel Kon is mentioned. There were a couple of them in Mlawa. Akt 102 and 103 may be twins If compensation or a contribution to Jewish Gen are necessary for translation. Just let me know Thank you Mary Manderfeld
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Free fillms in honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day
#announcements
#holocaust
Teven Laxer
Teven Laxer Jewish Genealogy Society of Sacramento IAJGS - Public Records Access Monitoring Committee teven.laxer@... Director, Sacramento Jewish Film Festival https://sacjewishfilmfest.org/ Cell (916) 806-8098
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Re: Family from Czestochowa
#poland
Erica Fox Zabusky
Hello Fran,
I'm not sure how to contact you without sending to the group, but I wanted to connect, as I had family in Czestochowa at that time. I am also interested in finding out where to look for birth, marriage and death records. You might also look into the "Czestochowa Jews" group on FB (https://www.facebook.com/groups/202630278953 - hope it's ok to mention that here), as people in that group may also be able to help. -- Erica Fox Zabusky ZABUSKI - Czestochowa, Sochaczew / BRAUN, PANKOWSKI - Czestochowa FRYDMANN, RUBINSTEIN/RUBENSTEIN, COHEN - Sochaczew FIKSEL & RUDMAN (both Odessa, Kharkov), POLISZUK, GOLDMAN, NISCHE - Izyaslav/Zaslav, Slavuta
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Re: Zambrow Photo Studio
#poland
Mike Marvins
Greetings
My Great Grandfather. Mejer (Meyer ) Gordon was a photographer in Zambrow from the late 1890's until he died in 1933. After that, his wife, Estera, took over the Studio till she was killed in the Holocaust c 1941. The pictures in the Zambrow Yizkor Book were made by him. Near the front of the Yizkor book there is a picture of Estera Gordon and her daughter in front of the Studio in the 1930's. That daughter, Nuta was the main Jewish school teacher in Zambrow. You can see her in the School Pictures. She and her husband, E. Wilamowski, survived as partisans and made it to Israel after the war. I am guessing she donated the pictures for the Yizkor Book as well as some of the families who left before the War. Nuta, before leaving Poland after the War, went back to Zambrow and sold the House and Studio to a Pole. I verified this in Warsaw. My wife and I have visited Zambrow and the house/studio twice. The back story is this. The Czar sent large military units into Poland to stop frequent insurrections. A huge unit was sent to Zambrow from the Minsk area and a base was built there. It is still there but, now nice apartments. The unit was M. Gordon's main customer so he went with them to Zambrow. He built his large home and Studio across the road from the base. The building is also still there. He brought my Grandfather with him as an assistance. My Granfather, Zalman Kaplan, later started his own Studio about 50 miles away in Szczuczyn. He was killed in the 1941 Pogrom there. See the Kaplan write up at szczuczyn.com. It is entirely possible that Hawin also was a photographer in Zambrow but I have never seen the name before. The Zambrow newspaper had a big article a\bout M. Gordon about 10 years ago but no other photographers were mentioned. Was the logo on the picture you have in Polish or Russian ? Early photo mounts of M Gordon were in Russian. Email me the picture and logo and maybe I can help. Mike Marvins
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Re: Tombstone (matzevah) inscription translation request
#hungary
#rabbinic
#translation
fredelfruhman
Hello,
I admire your efforts to read the Hebrew. Tombstones are particularly challenging, as they are written without vowels, phrases run over from one line to the next, there is no punctuation, and there are many abbreviations. Here is a full transliteration: Lezichron Nishmat Avinu Hayakar Mem-Hay-Vav (as Ms. Zlotnick explained, probably a 'typo', and should be Mem-Vav-Hay, an abbreviation that represents the words Moreinu HaRav) Shmuel Bar (an abbreviation for ben Reb) Gedalya haCohen Nift[ar] chav-vav Tishri Taf-Resh-Pay-Vet Taf-Nun-Tzadi-Bet-Hay [= Tehay Nishmato Tzrurah Bitzror Hachayim] ========================================================= This translates to: As a remembrance for the soul of our dear father our teacher, the rabbi, son of Reb Shmuel Gedalya the Cohen He passed away 26 Tishri [5]682 May his soul be bound up in the bond of life. As Ms. Zlotnick pointed out, Hebrew letters have numerical value. On this tombstone, this can be seen in the date, where chav-vav equal 26. It can also be seen in the year, where taf=400, resh=200,fay=80,vet=2, for a total of 682 (the leading 5 is understood and does not appear). The 26th of Tishri of the year 5682 began at sunset on October 27th, 1921, and ended at sunset on the 28th. The abbreviation "our teacher, the rabbi" normally indicates that the person had rabbinical training (not necessarily that he was the rabbi of a congregation). I have found that this abbreviation is often used in error, so I'd suggest taking this with a grain of salt, unless you have another source to confirm his rabbinical status. The 'Reb' in front of his father's name is an honorific; it does not mean rabbi. By the way, if you have other gravestones to interpret, I recommend posting them to the ViewMate feature of jewishgen, where images can be uploaded and there is a specific "translation-Tombstone" category (https://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/). -- Fredel Fruhman Brooklyn, New York, USA Fredel Fruhman Brooklyn, New York, USA
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Sherri Bobish
Renee,
The All New York State, U.S., Death Index, 1957-1969 on Ancestry lists 14,444 persons with residence place as Aqueduct, Queens. Could the area around the Aqueduct Racetrack have at one time been known as Aqueduct? For example, the areas today called Ozone Park and South Ozone Park? However, the SSDI lists his last residence as Far Rockaway.
Good luck in your search,
Sherri Bobish
Searching: RATOWSKY / CHAIMSON (Ariogala / Ragola, Lith.) WALTZMAN / WALZMAN (Ustrzyki Dolne / Istryker, Pol.) LEVY (Tyrawa Woloska, Pol.) LEFFENFELD / LEFENFELD / FINK, KALTER (Daliowa/ Posada Jasliska, Pol.) BOJDA / BERGER (Tarnobrzeg, Pol.) SOKALSKY / SOLON / SOLAN / FINGER(MAN) (Grodek, Bialystok, Pol.) BOBISH / APPEL (Odessa?)
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JewishGen Talks Reminder: Stories of Escape
#JewishGenUpdates
Avraham Groll
In commemoration of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the entire JewishGen community is invited to join us for our next free JewishGen Talks webinar:
Topic: Stories of Escape - How Four WWII Jewish Refugees Survived by Landing in Japan Speaker: Mark Halpern Date: TOMORROW, Wednesday, January 26, 2022 Time: 2:00 PM Eastern Standard Time Registration: Free with a suggested donation. Please click here to register now! Thousands of Jews fled war-torn Europe by traveling eastward via Shanghai and Japan. In this talk, Mark will trace the very interesting journeys of survival of four refugees from Europe to safe harbor in the United States – two in the New York area and two in the Los Angeles area. This talk will highlight the exploits of many virtuous souls including Chiune Sugihara, the Japanese consul in Lithuania who issued transit visas to over 2000 Jewish refugees. Along with providing their interesting narratives, Mark will share many of the research sources and practices used to document their journeys.
Registration:
Registration is free with a suggested donation. Please click here to register now! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about how to join the webinar.
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