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Viewmate Translation request--German
#germany
Judith Feldman <dame_judith@...>
I would appreciate a translation of some pages >from German to English
of my grandfather's passport, dated 1872. They can be found at the following addresses: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM38456 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM38457 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM38458 Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application. Thank you very much. Judith Feldman St. Paul, MN USA Please thank those who help you and support ViewMate, JewishGen and GerSIG http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Honors/ http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/honors.asp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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German SIG #Germany Viewmate Translation request--German
#germany
Judith Feldman <dame_judith@...>
I would appreciate a translation of some pages >from German to English
of my grandfather's passport, dated 1872. They can be found at the following addresses: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM38456 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM38457 http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM38458 Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application. Thank you very much. Judith Feldman St. Paul, MN USA Please thank those who help you and support ViewMate, JewishGen and GerSIG http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Honors/ http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/honors.asp ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Russian naming patterns
#ukraine
mygins@...
My research into the YANUSHPOLSKI family of Chudnov, Yanushpol, and the Zhitomir area is progressing rapidly thanks to all you wonderful people who have helped me in the last two days. Thanks so much for all the information and guidance you have provided. I think I have discovered two great uncles and some possibilities for finding living relatives.
All of my research is based on old synagogue records found by a researcher in Zhitomir two years ago. The records were sporadic and some leaps had to be made. Before I proceed I want to make sure these leaps were legitimate assumptions. Do these assumptions make sense according to Russian/Jewish naming patterns at the time? My grandfather was named Mordko-Volf ben Pinhas YANUSHPOLSKI.(b. about 1889) His full name was found on birth records of three of his children, and those records also included my grandmother, Kreina bat Gershon. My grandmother's name was Kreina, nee FIGLER. That is how I know those records actually name my grandfather. The children whose records were found were born in Chudnov or Visokaya Pech. (Not all records were found, including my father's, who was born in Chudov in 1919.) The researcher also found two records for Moishe, (b. 1897) and Haskel (b. 1903), both born in Visokaya Pech, of Pinhas Mordko ben Volf YANUSHPOLSKI , >from Yanushpol, and mother, Rukhiya Hava. (This Khaskel is the one found on Yad Vashem, born to Pinkhas and Rakhel.) We are assuming Pinhas is my great grandfather and these two sons were brothers of my grandfather, or my great uncles. Finally, she found a record of Pinhas YANUSHPOLSKI, (b. 1860) to Mordko Volf ben Yankel YANUSHPOLSKI and Genya. We are assuming this is the birth record of my great grandfather and that his father is my great great grandfather. Since I don't have a record that directly ties my (assumed) great grandfather, Pinhas Mordko ben Volf, to my grandfather, Mordko-Volf ben Pinhas, is there any reason to doubt that this lineage is correct? Is there any reason to doubt that the Pinhas born in 1860 to Mordko Volf ben Yankel is not the same Pinhas who was the father of Moishe and Haskel? Thanks again for all your help! Marilyn Ginsburg, Toronto, Canada
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Russian naming patterns
#ukraine
mygins@...
My research into the YANUSHPOLSKI family of Chudnov, Yanushpol, and the Zhitomir area is progressing rapidly thanks to all you wonderful people who have helped me in the last two days. Thanks so much for all the information and guidance you have provided. I think I have discovered two great uncles and some possibilities for finding living relatives.
All of my research is based on old synagogue records found by a researcher in Zhitomir two years ago. The records were sporadic and some leaps had to be made. Before I proceed I want to make sure these leaps were legitimate assumptions. Do these assumptions make sense according to Russian/Jewish naming patterns at the time? My grandfather was named Mordko-Volf ben Pinhas YANUSHPOLSKI.(b. about 1889) His full name was found on birth records of three of his children, and those records also included my grandmother, Kreina bat Gershon. My grandmother's name was Kreina, nee FIGLER. That is how I know those records actually name my grandfather. The children whose records were found were born in Chudnov or Visokaya Pech. (Not all records were found, including my father's, who was born in Chudov in 1919.) The researcher also found two records for Moishe, (b. 1897) and Haskel (b. 1903), both born in Visokaya Pech, of Pinhas Mordko ben Volf YANUSHPOLSKI , >from Yanushpol, and mother, Rukhiya Hava. (This Khaskel is the one found on Yad Vashem, born to Pinkhas and Rakhel.) We are assuming Pinhas is my great grandfather and these two sons were brothers of my grandfather, or my great uncles. Finally, she found a record of Pinhas YANUSHPOLSKI, (b. 1860) to Mordko Volf ben Yankel YANUSHPOLSKI and Genya. We are assuming this is the birth record of my great grandfather and that his father is my great great grandfather. Since I don't have a record that directly ties my (assumed) great grandfather, Pinhas Mordko ben Volf, to my grandfather, Mordko-Volf ben Pinhas, is there any reason to doubt that this lineage is correct? Is there any reason to doubt that the Pinhas born in 1860 to Mordko Volf ben Yankel is not the same Pinhas who was the father of Moishe and Haskel? Thanks again for all your help! Marilyn Ginsburg, Toronto, Canada
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Help locating Diczhaza / Dichaza
#hungary
Alex Magocsi
I have been asked to assist my cousin in locating the referenced village which is / was reportedly in Borsod
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Help locating Diczhaza / Dichaza
#hungary
Alex Magocsi
I have been asked to assist my cousin in locating the referenced village which is / was reportedly in Borsod
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Re: LEMBERGER Szalmaterz
#hungary
HungarianRoots
Dear Frank,
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Szalmatercs Jews were registered by the rabbinate in Szecseny. Only some of the records have been microfilmed by LDS, but they haven't uploaded them to the Internet. I might be going to the county archives to check what records are available and then I might check if there are any more records available. Regards, Karesz Vandor genealogist/Historian/Private tour guide Hungarian Roots web: www.hungarianroots.com e-mail: info@hungarianroots.com cell: +36-30-546-6950 This is our World and we only have One. Please consider not printing this e-mail thus saving trees and lives. If you need to print use the double-sided option.
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From: "Frank Feiner frank.feiner@aon.at" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2015 11:15 AM Subject: [h-sig] LEMBERGER Szalmaterz Dear H.Siggers,
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: LEMBERGER Szalmaterz
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HungarianRoots
Dear Frank,
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
Szalmatercs Jews were registered by the rabbinate in Szecseny. Only some of the records have been microfilmed by LDS, but they haven't uploaded them to the Internet. I might be going to the county archives to check what records are available and then I might check if there are any more records available. Regards, Karesz Vandor genealogist/Historian/Private tour guide Hungarian Roots web: www.hungarianroots.com e-mail: info@hungarianroots.com cell: +36-30-546-6950 This is our World and we only have One. Please consider not printing this e-mail thus saving trees and lives. If you need to print use the double-sided option.
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From: "Frank Feiner frank.feiner@aon.at" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> Sent: Thursday, March 05, 2015 11:15 AM Subject: [h-sig] LEMBERGER Szalmaterz Dear H.Siggers,
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Searching for descendants of Avram Elkin and Eva Selestean of Capresti
#bessarabia
Patricia Klindienst <epk13@...>
I know that this married couple, who met in Capresti, Bessarabia, Russia (later Romania), survived the
Holocaust, having found Eva SELESTEAN ELKIN's testimonies for her father and brother in Yad Vashem. I have photographs, postcards, and messages each wrote to members of the Spiwak extended family visiting Romania in 1929. I would now like to find anyone who can tell me more about how they survived and where they lived after the war and who among their descendants is still alive. I have wonderful images of them in their youth (1920s) to share if relatives come forward. Any leads would be appreciated. Thank you, Patricia Patricia Klindienst Guilford, CT USA SPIWAK /SPIVAK of Orgeyev & Kishinev, Bessarabia; Mendoza, Argentina; and Queens. SCHAPOSCHNIK / ZAPOSNEK of Orgeyev, Kishinev, Elisavetgrad, or Mendoza, and their related names, SHAPIN, SHAPIRO of Mendoza, Argentina, Chile, Canada, and the US. SCHOCHETMAN of Odessa (who became SCHACHT in the US). MILSTEIN of Orgeyev & Kishinev. WOLMAN / VOLLMAN of Orgeyev, Kishinev, Capresti. TSAREVKAN/CIRIFCAN/SARAFCONN of Orgeyev, Teleneshti, Uruguay, becoming COHEN in the US. BELINKSY of Odessa and Philadelphia. KALIK of Orgeyev, Kishinev, Argentina. LICHT of Briceva.
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Bessarabia SIG #Bessarabia Searching for descendants of Avram Elkin and Eva Selestean of Capresti
#bessarabia
Patricia Klindienst <epk13@...>
I know that this married couple, who met in Capresti, Bessarabia, Russia (later Romania), survived the
Holocaust, having found Eva SELESTEAN ELKIN's testimonies for her father and brother in Yad Vashem. I have photographs, postcards, and messages each wrote to members of the Spiwak extended family visiting Romania in 1929. I would now like to find anyone who can tell me more about how they survived and where they lived after the war and who among their descendants is still alive. I have wonderful images of them in their youth (1920s) to share if relatives come forward. Any leads would be appreciated. Thank you, Patricia Patricia Klindienst Guilford, CT USA SPIWAK /SPIVAK of Orgeyev & Kishinev, Bessarabia; Mendoza, Argentina; and Queens. SCHAPOSCHNIK / ZAPOSNEK of Orgeyev, Kishinev, Elisavetgrad, or Mendoza, and their related names, SHAPIN, SHAPIRO of Mendoza, Argentina, Chile, Canada, and the US. SCHOCHETMAN of Odessa (who became SCHACHT in the US). MILSTEIN of Orgeyev & Kishinev. WOLMAN / VOLLMAN of Orgeyev, Kishinev, Capresti. TSAREVKAN/CIRIFCAN/SARAFCONN of Orgeyev, Teleneshti, Uruguay, becoming COHEN in the US. BELINKSY of Odessa and Philadelphia. KALIK of Orgeyev, Kishinev, Argentina. LICHT of Briceva.
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Delatyn Cadastral Map 1847 posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room
#ukraine
Pamela Weisberger
An new, extremely detailed cadastral (property) map for the town of
Delatyn (Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatinin) formerly in Galicia and Poland, today in the Nadvirna district of the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast of Ukraine. has just been posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room: http://maps.geshergalicia.org/cadastral/delatyn-deliatyn-1847/ Delatyn Center Cadastral Feldskizzen 1847 This map is a partial full-color cadastral field sketch of the center of Delatyn ( Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatin), >from the original survey of 1847. The landscape was sketched at two imperfect scales: normal scale for the majority of the land outside the town center, and double scale for the town center between two branches of the Prut river; for this digital composite, Jay Osborn, Gesher Galicia's Digital Cartography Coordinator rose to the challenge and adjusted and merged the two parts of the map, preserving all detail and data. Town features shown on the map include an irregular market square, two churches, and a Catholic cemetery. Building and parcel numbers are shown throughout; Polish, Jewish, and Ukrainian property owner names are written on many parcels, and two separate lists of owners' names are attached near dense concentrations of properties. If you had family in this town, come discover them in this map! The map room home page is here: http://maps.geshergalicia.org Pamela Weisberger Gesher Galicia pweisberger@gmail.com www.geshergalicia.org
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Delatyn Cadastral Map 1847 posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room
#ukraine
Pamela Weisberger
An new, extremely detailed cadastral (property) map for the town of
Delatyn (Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatinin) formerly in Galicia and Poland, today in the Nadvirna district of the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast of Ukraine. has just been posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room: http://maps.geshergalicia.org/cadastral/delatyn-deliatyn-1847/ Delatyn Center Cadastral Feldskizzen 1847 This map is a partial full-color cadastral field sketch of the center of Delatyn ( Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatin), >from the original survey of 1847. The landscape was sketched at two imperfect scales: normal scale for the majority of the land outside the town center, and double scale for the town center between two branches of the Prut river; for this digital composite, Jay Osborn, Gesher Galicia's Digital Cartography Coordinator rose to the challenge and adjusted and merged the two parts of the map, preserving all detail and data. Town features shown on the map include an irregular market square, two churches, and a Catholic cemetery. Building and parcel numbers are shown throughout; Polish, Jewish, and Ukrainian property owner names are written on many parcels, and two separate lists of owners' names are attached near dense concentrations of properties. If you had family in this town, come discover them in this map! The map room home page is here: http://maps.geshergalicia.org Pamela Weisberger Gesher Galicia pweisberger@gmail.com www.geshergalicia.org
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Delatyn Cadastral Map 1847 posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room
#general
Pamela Weisberger
An new, extremely detailed cadastral (property) map for the town of Delatyn
(Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatinin) formerly in Galicia and Poland, today in the Nadvirna district of the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast of Ukraine. has just been posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room: http://maps.geshergalicia.org/cadastral/delatyn-deliatyn-1847/ Delatyn Center Cadastral Feldskizzen 1847 This map is a partial full-color cadastral field sketch of the center of Delatyn (Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatin), >from the original survey of 1847. The landscape was sketched at two imperfect scales: normal scale for the majority of the land outside the town center, and double scale for the town center between two branches of the Prut river; for this digital composite, Jay Osborn, Gesher Galicia's Digital Cartography Coordinator rose to the challenge and adjusted and merged the two parts of the map, preserving all detail and data. Town features shown on the map include an irregular market square, two churches, and a Catholic cemetery. Building and parcel numbers are shown throughout; Polish, Jewish, and Ukrainian property owner names are written on many parcels, and two separate lists of owners' names are attached near dense concentrations of properties. If you had family in this town, come discover them in this map! The map room home page is here: http://maps.geshergalicia.org Pamela Weisberger Gesher Galicia pweisberger@gmail.com www.geshergalicia.org
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Delatyn Cadastral Map 1847 posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room
#general
Pamela Weisberger
An new, extremely detailed cadastral (property) map for the town of Delatyn
(Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatinin) formerly in Galicia and Poland, today in the Nadvirna district of the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast of Ukraine. has just been posted to the Gesher Galicia Map Room: http://maps.geshergalicia.org/cadastral/delatyn-deliatyn-1847/ Delatyn Center Cadastral Feldskizzen 1847 This map is a partial full-color cadastral field sketch of the center of Delatyn (Deliatyn, Delyatyn, Delatin), >from the original survey of 1847. The landscape was sketched at two imperfect scales: normal scale for the majority of the land outside the town center, and double scale for the town center between two branches of the Prut river; for this digital composite, Jay Osborn, Gesher Galicia's Digital Cartography Coordinator rose to the challenge and adjusted and merged the two parts of the map, preserving all detail and data. Town features shown on the map include an irregular market square, two churches, and a Catholic cemetery. Building and parcel numbers are shown throughout; Polish, Jewish, and Ukrainian property owner names are written on many parcels, and two separate lists of owners' names are attached near dense concentrations of properties. If you had family in this town, come discover them in this map! The map room home page is here: http://maps.geshergalicia.org Pamela Weisberger Gesher Galicia pweisberger@gmail.com www.geshergalicia.org
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Michael GROSS, born in Mainz-Weisenau, Germany 5/30/1845
#general
Stephen A. Cohen
Hermann GROSS, died 1841 or before. Hermann had a son Henry GROSS, born in
Mainz Weisenau April 7,1810. Henry married Sophia before 2/1/1839. She was born 7/28/1810 in Mainz Weisenau, and she died in New York NYC 5/15/1893. Sophia's maiden name is unknown. They had five children: Juliana (10/7/1839-12/26/1839), Marcus (12/8/1840-6/18/1842), Herrmann (11/21/1841-6/3/1844), Regina (b 9/15/1842, my great grandmother), Michael (b. 5/30/1845) Regina GROSS, married Herman EISENKRAMER 8/6/1865 in New York County NYC. They had one child Jacob EISENKRAMER who was born at home in New York County, 10/31/1873. Regina GROSS EISENKRAMER died in New York County -9/4/1903. My mother Regina, Jacob's oldest was named for her in 1905. The Mainz Archives could locate any records for any of this Gross family in Mainz proper or Mainz Weisenau. A German researcher said that the German data came >from a book on the Jews of Rhineland-Pfaz. He advised that Henry moved his family to the US sometime after 1850. This is confirmed by the New York State census of 1855 and the federal census of 1870 & 1880. The first two list Henry, Sophia, Regina & Michael. However those records are incorrect as I have Regina's NYC marriage record >from 1865. The 1880 federal census lists Sophia as a widow, but I can't locate Henry's death record. Sophia death certificate was #18510, 5/15/1893. Ancestry has no record of Michael after 1880. The Italian Society's data base list several Michael's & Henry's, but none match up date wise. I could not find the ship the family sailed on, nor any record of entry into a US port, or thru Canada. Can anyone help me break these stone walls? Thanks in advance Best regards, Steve Cohen PS: I am researching the following families: Germany: BAUM in Bosen; EISENKRAMER, MARX, FEIBELMANN & LEFEVRE, LEFEBVRE, LEFEBRE in Rhineland-Palatinate//GROSS in Mainz-Weisenau//Belarus: BASIST, BASHIST in Lida Dist; COHEN formerly SHENGAUZ, SHEINHOUS ,SHINHAUS, SHEINHOUSE, SHEINHAUS, SCHEINHAUS, SHEINHUEZ, SCHEINGAUZ, SHEINHAUZ in Radoshkovichi, in the Vilieka Dist//Galicia: BIRNBAUM,GOLDBERG, LEINKRAM, DATTNER in Krakow; GELLER in Mielec; SCHNEPS, SHNEPS, SZNEPS in Dembitz & Tarnow; KREINDLER; ECKSTEIN.
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Michael GROSS, born in Mainz-Weisenau, Germany 5/30/1845
#general
Stephen A. Cohen
Hermann GROSS, died 1841 or before. Hermann had a son Henry GROSS, born in
Mainz Weisenau April 7,1810. Henry married Sophia before 2/1/1839. She was born 7/28/1810 in Mainz Weisenau, and she died in New York NYC 5/15/1893. Sophia's maiden name is unknown. They had five children: Juliana (10/7/1839-12/26/1839), Marcus (12/8/1840-6/18/1842), Herrmann (11/21/1841-6/3/1844), Regina (b 9/15/1842, my great grandmother), Michael (b. 5/30/1845) Regina GROSS, married Herman EISENKRAMER 8/6/1865 in New York County NYC. They had one child Jacob EISENKRAMER who was born at home in New York County, 10/31/1873. Regina GROSS EISENKRAMER died in New York County -9/4/1903. My mother Regina, Jacob's oldest was named for her in 1905. The Mainz Archives could locate any records for any of this Gross family in Mainz proper or Mainz Weisenau. A German researcher said that the German data came >from a book on the Jews of Rhineland-Pfaz. He advised that Henry moved his family to the US sometime after 1850. This is confirmed by the New York State census of 1855 and the federal census of 1870 & 1880. The first two list Henry, Sophia, Regina & Michael. However those records are incorrect as I have Regina's NYC marriage record >from 1865. The 1880 federal census lists Sophia as a widow, but I can't locate Henry's death record. Sophia death certificate was #18510, 5/15/1893. Ancestry has no record of Michael after 1880. The Italian Society's data base list several Michael's & Henry's, but none match up date wise. I could not find the ship the family sailed on, nor any record of entry into a US port, or thru Canada. Can anyone help me break these stone walls? Thanks in advance Best regards, Steve Cohen PS: I am researching the following families: Germany: BAUM in Bosen; EISENKRAMER, MARX, FEIBELMANN & LEFEVRE, LEFEBVRE, LEFEBRE in Rhineland-Palatinate//GROSS in Mainz-Weisenau//Belarus: BASIST, BASHIST in Lida Dist; COHEN formerly SHENGAUZ, SHEINHOUS ,SHINHAUS, SHEINHOUSE, SHEINHAUS, SCHEINHAUS, SHEINHUEZ, SCHEINGAUZ, SHEINHAUZ in Radoshkovichi, in the Vilieka Dist//Galicia: BIRNBAUM,GOLDBERG, LEINKRAM, DATTNER in Krakow; GELLER in Mielec; SCHNEPS, SHNEPS, SZNEPS in Dembitz & Tarnow; KREINDLER; ECKSTEIN.
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Smarkov Gmina Durachev
#general
Isabel Cymerman
Dear All,
In some vital records >from Konsk, Poland, I came across a "village" called Smarkov Gmina Durachev (or Duragev). Google gave no info. Can anyone tell me what is was and where it was? Thank you, All! Isabel Cymerman Southbury, CT Searching: CUKIERMAN, GRYNBERG, GRYNFARB, LUBELCZYK, ZABAWNY - Siedlce DRONZNIK, NEMENCHINSKI, SAPOZHNIK, SOLECZNIK/SOLC, TABACZNIK - Vilna CYMERMAN, KHELEMSKI, LANSKI, WYSZINSKI, ZYSKIND - Przedborz
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Smarkov Gmina Durachev
#general
Isabel Cymerman
Dear All,
In some vital records >from Konsk, Poland, I came across a "village" called Smarkov Gmina Durachev (or Duragev). Google gave no info. Can anyone tell me what is was and where it was? Thank you, All! Isabel Cymerman Southbury, CT Searching: CUKIERMAN, GRYNBERG, GRYNFARB, LUBELCZYK, ZABAWNY - Siedlce DRONZNIK, NEMENCHINSKI, SAPOZHNIK, SOLECZNIK/SOLC, TABACZNIK - Vilna CYMERMAN, KHELEMSKI, LANSKI, WYSZINSKI, ZYSKIND - Przedborz
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Laura Leibman in Amsterdam
#general
Neil@...
Trying to make contact with Laura Leibman about Muiderberg cemetery photos.
Neil Rosenstein MODERATOR NOTE: Please respond privately to Neil via email.
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Laura Leibman in Amsterdam
#general
Neil@...
Trying to make contact with Laura Leibman about Muiderberg cemetery photos.
Neil Rosenstein MODERATOR NOTE: Please respond privately to Neil via email.
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