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Seek Georg FLEISCHMANN b. Breslau, to US 1930s
#germany
Does anyone have information on Georg FLEISCHMANN, formerly resident in
Breslau, and his wife, Charlotte DLEISCHMANN nee ZELPER, born 14 September
1888. Both are believed to have emigrated to the
Does anyone have information on Georg FLEISCHMANN, formerly resident in
Breslau, and his wife, Charlotte DLEISCHMANN nee ZELPER, born 14 September
1888. Both are believed to have emigrated to the
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Lande
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#43953
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German SIG #Germany Seek Georg FLEISCHMANN b. Breslau, to US 1930s
#germany
Does anyone have information on Georg FLEISCHMANN, formerly resident in
Breslau, and his wife, Charlotte DLEISCHMANN nee ZELPER, born 14 September
1888. Both are believed to have emigrated to the
Does anyone have information on Georg FLEISCHMANN, formerly resident in
Breslau, and his wife, Charlotte DLEISCHMANN nee ZELPER, born 14 September
1888. Both are believed to have emigrated to the
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Lande
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#364342
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Meaning of "Friede seiner Asche"
#germany
I visited the Weissensee-cementary in Berlin and I have seen the following
engraving on a marble grave >from 1843 :
" Friede seiner Asche " - peace for the ashes
What does that mean ?
I also have
I visited the Weissensee-cementary in Berlin and I have seen the following
engraving on a marble grave >from 1843 :
" Friede seiner Asche " - peace for the ashes
What does that mean ?
I also have
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Hans Martin Unger <hansmartin.unger@...>
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#43952
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German SIG #Germany Meaning of "Friede seiner Asche"
#germany
I visited the Weissensee-cementary in Berlin and I have seen the following
engraving on a marble grave >from 1843 :
" Friede seiner Asche " - peace for the ashes
What does that mean ?
I also have
I visited the Weissensee-cementary in Berlin and I have seen the following
engraving on a marble grave >from 1843 :
" Friede seiner Asche " - peace for the ashes
What does that mean ?
I also have
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Hans Martin Unger <hansmartin.unger@...>
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#364341
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JGS - Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) Feb. 7 "Jewish Genealogy in Bavarian Swabia"
#germany
Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 2007 at 7:30 pm
Temple Anshe Sholom 215 Cline Ave. N., Hamilton
We are pleased to welcome back Ralph Bloch. He will inform us about
Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 2007 at 7:30 pm
Temple Anshe Sholom 215 Cline Ave. N., Hamilton
We are pleased to welcome back Ralph Bloch. He will inform us about
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HJB <hjb@...>
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#43951
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German SIG #Germany JGS - Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) Feb. 7 "Jewish Genealogy in Bavarian Swabia"
#germany
Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 2007 at 7:30 pm
Temple Anshe Sholom 215 Cline Ave. N., Hamilton
We are pleased to welcome back Ralph Bloch. He will inform us about
Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 2007 at 7:30 pm
Temple Anshe Sholom 215 Cline Ave. N., Hamilton
We are pleased to welcome back Ralph Bloch. He will inform us about
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HJB <hjb@...>
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#364340
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Translation Help
#general
Hello,
Just recently found an immigration record for my relative Dora BEGUN >from
Turov, Belarus, and was hoping someone might be able to translate some of
the information contained therein.
Under
Hello,
Just recently found an immigration record for my relative Dora BEGUN >from
Turov, Belarus, and was hoping someone might be able to translate some of
the information contained therein.
Under
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M R
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#184946
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San Francisco Bay Area JGS Meeting February 11
#general
East Bay Meeting
Speaker: Ron Arons
Topic: Using The Internet For Jewish
Genealogy Beyond the Jewishgen and Steve Morse’s ”One Step” Websites.
Where: Berkeley Richmond JCC
East Bay Meeting
Speaker: Ron Arons
Topic: Using The Internet For Jewish
Genealogy Beyond the Jewishgen and Steve Morse’s ”One Step” Websites.
Where: Berkeley Richmond JCC
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Jerry acobson <drjjsf@...>
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#184945
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen San Francisco Bay Area JGS Meeting February 11
#general
East Bay Meeting
Speaker: Ron Arons
Topic: Using The Internet For Jewish
Genealogy Beyond the Jewishgen and Steve Morse’s ”One Step” Websites.
Where: Berkeley Richmond JCC
East Bay Meeting
Speaker: Ron Arons
Topic: Using The Internet For Jewish
Genealogy Beyond the Jewishgen and Steve Morse’s ”One Step” Websites.
Where: Berkeley Richmond JCC
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Jerry acobson <drjjsf@...>
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#505258
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Translation Help
#general
Hello,
Just recently found an immigration record for my relative Dora BEGUN >from
Turov, Belarus, and was hoping someone might be able to translate some of
the information contained therein.
Under
Hello,
Just recently found an immigration record for my relative Dora BEGUN >from
Turov, Belarus, and was hoping someone might be able to translate some of
the information contained therein.
Under
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M R
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#505259
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Jean BENDA/ Itzig BENDIX - Berlin/Schwerin Warthe
#germany
Hello,
I am looking for my ancestor Jean BENDA, who lived in Berlin in the 19th
century.
In Jacobson's Judenbuergerbuecher you can read:
"1818 Nr. 647
BENDA, Jean, Kaufmann (=merchant), Probstgasse
Hello,
I am looking for my ancestor Jean BENDA, who lived in Berlin in the 19th
century.
In Jacobson's Judenbuergerbuecher you can read:
"1818 Nr. 647
BENDA, Jean, Kaufmann (=merchant), Probstgasse
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denise benda <denisebenda@...>
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#43949
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German SIG #Germany Jean BENDA/ Itzig BENDIX - Berlin/Schwerin Warthe
#germany
Hello,
I am looking for my ancestor Jean BENDA, who lived in Berlin in the 19th
century.
In Jacobson's Judenbuergerbuecher you can read:
"1818 Nr. 647
BENDA, Jean, Kaufmann (=merchant), Probstgasse
Hello,
I am looking for my ancestor Jean BENDA, who lived in Berlin in the 19th
century.
In Jacobson's Judenbuergerbuecher you can read:
"1818 Nr. 647
BENDA, Jean, Kaufmann (=merchant), Probstgasse
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denise benda <denisebenda@...>
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#364338
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Re: Can you help me identify Gershagui, West Falen
#germany
"Gershagui" probably is the village of Giershagen in the Sauerland
region of Westphalia. The village (about 1500 inhabitants) is located
south of Paderborn, between Dortmund and Kassel.
You can find
"Gershagui" probably is the village of Giershagen in the Sauerland
region of Westphalia. The village (about 1500 inhabitants) is located
south of Paderborn, between Dortmund and Kassel.
You can find
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Gregor Brand <Gregor.Brand@...>
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#43948
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German SIG #Germany Re: Can you help me identify Gershagui, West Falen
#germany
"Gershagui" probably is the village of Giershagen in the Sauerland
region of Westphalia. The village (about 1500 inhabitants) is located
south of Paderborn, between Dortmund and Kassel.
You can find
"Gershagui" probably is the village of Giershagen in the Sauerland
region of Westphalia. The village (about 1500 inhabitants) is located
south of Paderborn, between Dortmund and Kassel.
You can find
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Gregor Brand <Gregor.Brand@...>
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#364337
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Re: Can you help me identify Gershagui, West Falen
#germany
Perhaps it is Geseke, Westfalen which is about 10 miles westsouthwest
of Paderborn.
Ralph N. Baer Washington, DC ursusminor@...
Ellen Barnett Cleary San Francisco, California
Perhaps it is Geseke, Westfalen which is about 10 miles westsouthwest
of Paderborn.
Ralph N. Baer Washington, DC ursusminor@...
Ellen Barnett Cleary San Francisco, California
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Ralph Baer
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#43947
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German SIG #Germany Re: Can you help me identify Gershagui, West Falen
#germany
Perhaps it is Geseke, Westfalen which is about 10 miles westsouthwest
of Paderborn.
Ralph N. Baer Washington, DC ursusminor@...
Ellen Barnett Cleary San Francisco, California
Perhaps it is Geseke, Westfalen which is about 10 miles westsouthwest
of Paderborn.
Ralph N. Baer Washington, DC ursusminor@...
Ellen Barnett Cleary San Francisco, California
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Ralph Baer
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#364336
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Pronounciation in German dialects can cause spelling variations in old records
#germany
When I speak of Burgsteinfurt, my home-town in North Germany, I pronounce
the g either like g as in English "get" or as a voiceless guttural ch.
The first version is High German, the second is
When I speak of Burgsteinfurt, my home-town in North Germany, I pronounce
the g either like g as in English "get" or as a voiceless guttural ch.
The first version is High German, the second is
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buckidstein@...
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#43946
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German SIG #Germany Pronounciation in German dialects can cause spelling variations in old records
#germany
When I speak of Burgsteinfurt, my home-town in North Germany, I pronounce
the g either like g as in English "get" or as a voiceless guttural ch.
The first version is High German, the second is
When I speak of Burgsteinfurt, my home-town in North Germany, I pronounce
the g either like g as in English "get" or as a voiceless guttural ch.
The first version is High German, the second is
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buckidstein@...
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#364335
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Re: SEGAL Family in France
#france
Hi Lois,
I don't understand what you mean when you say you have no way to contact
these gentlemen.
If you go to http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pb.cgi and put Segal in the first box
and 75 in the last
Hi Lois,
I don't understand what you mean when you say you have no way to contact
these gentlemen.
If you go to http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pb.cgi and put Segal in the first box
and 75 in the last
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Sherry Landa <sherry@...>
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#36345
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French SIG #France Re: SEGAL Family in France
#france
Hi Lois,
I don't understand what you mean when you say you have no way to contact
these gentlemen.
If you go to http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pb.cgi and put Segal in the first box
and 75 in the last
Hi Lois,
I don't understand what you mean when you say you have no way to contact
these gentlemen.
If you go to http://www.pagesjaunes.fr/pb.cgi and put Segal in the first box
and 75 in the last
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Sherry Landa <sherry@...>
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#356748
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