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First Name Iser #general

bdavis@...
 

Deborah Dworski, Arlington, Virginia U.S.A. asked on Mon, 23 Nov 1998,
Message number 19 of the digest, about "Eusher" Anschel (phonetic spelling).

Allowing for differences in pronunciation, it seems to me very likely that
his name was Asher Anschel, a reasonably common combination.

Beverley Davis
Melbourne, Australia
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen First Name Iser #general

bdavis@...
 

Deborah Dworski, Arlington, Virginia U.S.A. asked on Mon, 23 Nov 1998,
Message number 19 of the digest, about "Eusher" Anschel (phonetic spelling).

Allowing for differences in pronunciation, it seems to me very likely that
his name was Asher Anschel, a reasonably common combination.

Beverley Davis
Melbourne, Australia
trying to trace Morris GLICK and Rose SCHORR #general

Donald Richter <donr@...>
 

Morris GLICK and Rose SCHORR were listed as witnesses on the draft of a
'Preliminary Form for Petition for Naturalization' which was prepared
for my great-uncle Samuel MAYER.

Uncle Samuel is deceased and I have no idea if the petition was ever
filed; the latest date on the draft is the date of his Declaration
(first paper) which is - July 11th 1922 - so the information on
the draft is presumeably >from some time after that date.

The indicated addresses of the proposed witnesses were:

Morris GLICK 1010 TrinityAve Bronx NY
Rose SCHORR 1299 Grand Concourse Bronx NY

Both these persons were probably related to his wife's family (her
maiden-name was SCHORR). Since she was my grandmother's sister, they and
their descendents would be related to me. I'd very much like to make
contact, if possible. Can anyone out there help?

Donald Richter

Researching: SCHORR, RICHTER, BLEIER, DRUMMER, ROTH
>from the region between, and about, what is now
TURULUNG, Romania and VINOGRADOV, Ukraine
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen trying to trace Morris GLICK and Rose SCHORR #general

Donald Richter <donr@...>
 

Morris GLICK and Rose SCHORR were listed as witnesses on the draft of a
'Preliminary Form for Petition for Naturalization' which was prepared
for my great-uncle Samuel MAYER.

Uncle Samuel is deceased and I have no idea if the petition was ever
filed; the latest date on the draft is the date of his Declaration
(first paper) which is - July 11th 1922 - so the information on
the draft is presumeably >from some time after that date.

The indicated addresses of the proposed witnesses were:

Morris GLICK 1010 TrinityAve Bronx NY
Rose SCHORR 1299 Grand Concourse Bronx NY

Both these persons were probably related to his wife's family (her
maiden-name was SCHORR). Since she was my grandmother's sister, they and
their descendents would be related to me. I'd very much like to make
contact, if possible. Can anyone out there help?

Donald Richter

Researching: SCHORR, RICHTER, BLEIER, DRUMMER, ROTH
>from the region between, and about, what is now
TURULUNG, Romania and VINOGRADOV, Ukraine
Re: Where was Galicia in 1909? poland , Russia? #general

Shalom Mandelbaum <shalom_m@...>
 

Untill the end of WWI it was part of the Austro-Hungarian empire

Shalom Mandelbaum


Brett Lieberman wrote:

Thanks I hope someone can answer this for me...
Where was Galicia in 1909?
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Where was Galicia in 1909? poland , Russia? #general

Shalom Mandelbaum <shalom_m@...>
 

Untill the end of WWI it was part of the Austro-Hungarian empire

Shalom Mandelbaum


Brett Lieberman wrote:

Thanks I hope someone can answer this for me...
Where was Galicia in 1909?
Searching JUNGMAN and SALO #general

dori jungmann <dori@...>
 

Dear sir I am looking for someone of my family who is leeving in
usa:the JUNGMANN family came >from Brig and Breslau about 70 years ago
from Germany,my grandfather's brother was Solomon Salo, came to New York
and I know he had children : Jack, Jorge and Dina and they had children,
if you can help me to find them, I'll be very please.
Dori Jungmann
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Searching JUNGMAN and SALO #general

dori jungmann <dori@...>
 

Dear sir I am looking for someone of my family who is leeving in
usa:the JUNGMANN family came >from Brig and Breslau about 70 years ago
from Germany,my grandfather's brother was Solomon Salo, came to New York
and I know he had children : Jack, Jorge and Dina and they had children,
if you can help me to find them, I'll be very please.
Dori Jungmann
Jews of Balassagyarmat #hungary

Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
 

I have just bought a book about the Jews of Balassagyarmat in Nograd county,
Hungary.

Title: Nagy Ivan Torteneti Kor. Evkonyv 1995. (Yearbook of the Ivan Nagy
Historical Society) Ed. Arpad Tyekvicska. Balassagyarmat 1995.
ISSN:1218-1439.

Content:

Bela Majdan, The statutes of the Balassagyarmat Autonomous Orthodox
Community. P.7.

Katalin Tausz, The Old Town - Jewish-Christian symbiosis in a small town. P.47.

Arpad Tyekvicska, Data, sources, documents pertaining the Holocaust of
Balssagyarmat Jews. P.63.

The book includes maps with the Jewish institutions, photo of the 4th grade of the
Jewish elementary school >from 1913, picture of the destroyed great synagogue.

It includes the following lists:

Owners of real estate who perished in the Holocaust. pp.. 69-70.

List of Jewish manufactures >from June 1, 1944. pp.106108.

List of Jews >from whom cash was confiscated, June 2, 1944. pp.112-114.

List of Jews >from whom cash was confiscated, June 19, 1944. pp.115-121.

Names of 485 Balassagyarmat Jews who were killed in Auschwitz. pp.172-199.

Names of 290 Balassagyarmat Jews who were killed in the Holocaust. pp.
200-202.


--
Gyorgy Ujlaki, Budapest, Hungary
ujlaki.gyorgy@drotposta.hu, ujlaki_gyorgy@hotmail.com
Researching: WURM, HOLLANDER, KONIGSTEIN, FEIN, POLLAK, REICH,
BARANY, CUCAK, DRACH, PURJESZ, PORGES/Z, PORJES/Z, BISCHITZ,
GOLDSCHMIED, IRITZ, SOMMER
Hungary SIG #Hungary Jews of Balassagyarmat #hungary

Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
 

I have just bought a book about the Jews of Balassagyarmat in Nograd county,
Hungary.

Title: Nagy Ivan Torteneti Kor. Evkonyv 1995. (Yearbook of the Ivan Nagy
Historical Society) Ed. Arpad Tyekvicska. Balassagyarmat 1995.
ISSN:1218-1439.

Content:

Bela Majdan, The statutes of the Balassagyarmat Autonomous Orthodox
Community. P.7.

Katalin Tausz, The Old Town - Jewish-Christian symbiosis in a small town. P.47.

Arpad Tyekvicska, Data, sources, documents pertaining the Holocaust of
Balssagyarmat Jews. P.63.

The book includes maps with the Jewish institutions, photo of the 4th grade of the
Jewish elementary school >from 1913, picture of the destroyed great synagogue.

It includes the following lists:

Owners of real estate who perished in the Holocaust. pp.. 69-70.

List of Jewish manufactures >from June 1, 1944. pp.106108.

List of Jews >from whom cash was confiscated, June 2, 1944. pp.112-114.

List of Jews >from whom cash was confiscated, June 19, 1944. pp.115-121.

Names of 485 Balassagyarmat Jews who were killed in Auschwitz. pp.172-199.

Names of 290 Balassagyarmat Jews who were killed in the Holocaust. pp.
200-202.


--
Gyorgy Ujlaki, Budapest, Hungary
ujlaki.gyorgy@drotposta.hu, ujlaki_gyorgy@hotmail.com
Researching: WURM, HOLLANDER, KONIGSTEIN, FEIN, POLLAK, REICH,
BARANY, CUCAK, DRACH, PURJESZ, PORGES/Z, PORJES/Z, BISCHITZ,
GOLDSCHMIED, IRITZ, SOMMER
* References about rabinical families (continued) #hungary

Tom Venetianer <tom.vene@...>
 

Hello again,

Yesterday I wrote: I am looking for books or any other sources of
information about rabbis and rabinical families born in Slovakia
(Austria-Hungary) in the period of 1750-1850.

Probably I didn't expressed myself quite clearly. Here is what I am looking
for:

I run into a dead-end with my family search because the town and region
from where it descends (Liptovsky Mikulas and the Liptov county) has no
more vital records left. They were all whipped out by the Nazis and
communists. The cemetery was leveled.

Therefor, unless I find new means of search it will be impossible to
progress. A thought crossed my mind: in the period of 1750-1850 many of my
ancestors were rabbis, mohels and quite prominent Talmud scholars. Wouldn't
it be possible that there is a register of Slovak rabbis and/or scholars
where I can find them, thus new family information? This is what I am
looking for.

If you are aware of any such publication please let me know in private.
Many thanks in advance.

A joyous Thanksgiving to all
Tom
Hungary SIG #Hungary * References about rabinical families (continued) #hungary

Tom Venetianer <tom.vene@...>
 

Hello again,

Yesterday I wrote: I am looking for books or any other sources of
information about rabbis and rabinical families born in Slovakia
(Austria-Hungary) in the period of 1750-1850.

Probably I didn't expressed myself quite clearly. Here is what I am looking
for:

I run into a dead-end with my family search because the town and region
from where it descends (Liptovsky Mikulas and the Liptov county) has no
more vital records left. They were all whipped out by the Nazis and
communists. The cemetery was leveled.

Therefor, unless I find new means of search it will be impossible to
progress. A thought crossed my mind: in the period of 1750-1850 many of my
ancestors were rabbis, mohels and quite prominent Talmud scholars. Wouldn't
it be possible that there is a register of Slovak rabbis and/or scholars
where I can find them, thus new family information? This is what I am
looking for.

If you are aware of any such publication please let me know in private.
Many thanks in advance.

A joyous Thanksgiving to all
Tom
GUTLOHN and LUGOSHER #hungary

Patricia J. Weisshaus <patjw28@...>
 

I am doing this for a friend who does not yet have a computer. She is
looking for Gabriel Gutlohn born 28 March 1862, father Samuel Gutlohn and
Martha Klein (?). She is also looking for Gustav Lugosher, born 1830 who
was a professor of music. Both of these people were >from Budapest.

Can someone please help this lady?

Thanks

Pat Weisshaus patjw28@interaccess.com
Re: Old Budapest city directories - lookups accomplished #hungary

Lebn@...
 

The lookups that Janos Bogardi did for the group were excellent and for the
BIEN surname, it solved at least one mystery for us. This was a wonderful
free service and I just sent my personal thanks to him.

On another note, I am still on hold with the Hungarian National Library, my
personal opinion is that it has been an outrageous amount of wait time for
what I believe was a simple question about their city directories.

Eleanor Bien
Hungary SIG #Hungary GUTLOHN and LUGOSHER #hungary

Patricia J. Weisshaus <patjw28@...>
 

I am doing this for a friend who does not yet have a computer. She is
looking for Gabriel Gutlohn born 28 March 1862, father Samuel Gutlohn and
Martha Klein (?). She is also looking for Gustav Lugosher, born 1830 who
was a professor of music. Both of these people were >from Budapest.

Can someone please help this lady?

Thanks

Pat Weisshaus patjw28@interaccess.com
Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Old Budapest city directories - lookups accomplished #hungary

Lebn@...
 

The lookups that Janos Bogardi did for the group were excellent and for the
BIEN surname, it solved at least one mystery for us. This was a wonderful
free service and I just sent my personal thanks to him.

On another note, I am still on hold with the Hungarian National Library, my
personal opinion is that it has been an outrageous amount of wait time for
what I believe was a simple question about their city directories.

Eleanor Bien
Re: * References about rabinical families #hungary

BFRIED007@...
 

Here's a starting place for your research.
<A HREF="http://motlc.wiesenthal.org/pages/t035/t03557.html">Simon Wiesenthal
Center Multimedia Learning Center Online - 03557 - JWPERF</A> Best of luck.
ASCHNER-Hradiste, Kocise, Wien, Spisska Novy Ves #hungary

Rakoff125
 

In searching my ASCHNER roots several names have come up, that I don't know
anything about, on various on line searches. Recently I spied this in a AJCS
cemetary report for "Mohacs is located at 45.59 longitude / 18.42
latitude, 50km >from Szekszard, in Baranya, ... A noteworthy Jew buried in this
Neolog cemetery is Aschner Lipot. "
-and elsewhere I came upon this (translation would be profoundly appreciated)
Emlekezes Aschner Liptra az Egyesult Izzo centenariuman 454. old. (10. sz.)
Kituntetesunk.
EGY FeNYES KARRIER
Iden Horvath Jozsef, a Tungsram-Schreder vezet je es reszben birtokosa kapta
az Aschner Lipot-d jat, amit az "ev menedzsere" elismereskent is szoktak
aposztrofalni

The Terezin deportation material had this:
Aschner,Max (24.2.1897,Hradiste pod Vratnom,3.7.1942)
-13647/1942
Aschner,Rosa Sara (21.6.1870,Vrbovce,28.12.1943)
-36328/1943
I am wondering if it might be mother and son. My gt grandfather Adolph Aschner
was born in Hradiste in 1861. His parents Salomon ASCHNER and Netti
(Ernestine?) LOW'Y had lived there, Iglo,(Spisska Novy Ves), and Kassa
(Kosice). He had a brother Sigmund and sisters Fani and Josephine (Pepi).
Fani married a Mr. BUCHWALD in Wien and their child Malvina came to the US as
a governess for the Gould family.Mimi (Buchwald) Grossberg , the noted
Austrian writer, is a cousin. I am also seeking to find out what happened
to cousin Victor Aschner and his father Sigmund, (Adolph's brother) who lived
in Wien in the IX district, mail ceased in the mid-30s.
Also, I also believe there is a street in Budapest named for Lipot Aschner.
Now this is not a very common name so I wonder if there are any of you out
there who might know anything about these people that can help me fill in my
tree. I would be most grateful. thank you. Linda Rakoff, Newton, MA
Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: * References about rabinical families #hungary

BFRIED007@...
 

Here's a starting place for your research.
<A HREF="http://motlc.wiesenthal.org/pages/t035/t03557.html">Simon Wiesenthal
Center Multimedia Learning Center Online - 03557 - JWPERF</A> Best of luck.
Hungary SIG #Hungary ASCHNER-Hradiste, Kocise, Wien, Spisska Novy Ves #hungary

Rakoff125
 

In searching my ASCHNER roots several names have come up, that I don't know
anything about, on various on line searches. Recently I spied this in a AJCS
cemetary report for "Mohacs is located at 45.59 longitude / 18.42
latitude, 50km >from Szekszard, in Baranya, ... A noteworthy Jew buried in this
Neolog cemetery is Aschner Lipot. "
-and elsewhere I came upon this (translation would be profoundly appreciated)
Emlekezes Aschner Liptra az Egyesult Izzo centenariuman 454. old. (10. sz.)
Kituntetesunk.
EGY FeNYES KARRIER
Iden Horvath Jozsef, a Tungsram-Schreder vezet je es reszben birtokosa kapta
az Aschner Lipot-d jat, amit az "ev menedzsere" elismereskent is szoktak
aposztrofalni

The Terezin deportation material had this:
Aschner,Max (24.2.1897,Hradiste pod Vratnom,3.7.1942)
-13647/1942
Aschner,Rosa Sara (21.6.1870,Vrbovce,28.12.1943)
-36328/1943
I am wondering if it might be mother and son. My gt grandfather Adolph Aschner
was born in Hradiste in 1861. His parents Salomon ASCHNER and Netti
(Ernestine?) LOW'Y had lived there, Iglo,(Spisska Novy Ves), and Kassa
(Kosice). He had a brother Sigmund and sisters Fani and Josephine (Pepi).
Fani married a Mr. BUCHWALD in Wien and their child Malvina came to the US as
a governess for the Gould family.Mimi (Buchwald) Grossberg , the noted
Austrian writer, is a cousin. I am also seeking to find out what happened
to cousin Victor Aschner and his father Sigmund, (Adolph's brother) who lived
in Wien in the IX district, mail ceased in the mid-30s.
Also, I also believe there is a street in Budapest named for Lipot Aschner.
Now this is not a very common name so I wonder if there are any of you out
there who might know anything about these people that can help me fill in my
tree. I would be most grateful. thank you. Linda Rakoff, Newton, MA
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