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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Searching location of Sitnija, Ukraine
#general
We are looking for a town or village in Ukraine that sounds like Sitnija.
Various family members say the name differently. I have also heard, Shittinya
and Shitneya.
The only other clues I have
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We are looking for a town or village in Ukraine that sounds like Sitnija.
Various family members say the name differently. I have also heard, Shittinya
and Shitneya.
The only other clues I have
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MarjorieG
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#495797
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Searching location of Sitnija, Ukraine
#general
We are looking for a town or village in Ukraine that sounds like Sitnija.
Various family members say the name differently. I have also heard, Shittinya
and Shitneya.
The only other clues I have
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We are looking for a town or village in Ukraine that sounds like Sitnija.
Various family members say the name differently. I have also heard, Shittinya
and Shitneya.
The only other clues I have
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By
MarjorieG
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#175484
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Istanbul Database/gedelowitz name
#general
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 18:07:55 UTC, ben.forman@... (Ben
Forman) opined:
To answer your question about the origin of the surname, a more
accurate Polish spelling of which is GEDALOWICZ:
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On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 18:07:55 UTC, ben.forman@... (Ben
Forman) opined:
To answer your question about the origin of the surname, a more
accurate Polish spelling of which is GEDALOWICZ:
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By
Stan Goodman <SPAM_FOILER@...>
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#495796
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Re: Istanbul Database/gedelowitz name
#general
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 18:07:55 UTC, ben.forman@... (Ben
Forman) opined:
To answer your question about the origin of the surname, a more
accurate Polish spelling of which is GEDALOWICZ:
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On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 18:07:55 UTC, ben.forman@... (Ben
Forman) opined:
To answer your question about the origin of the surname, a more
accurate Polish spelling of which is GEDALOWICZ:
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Stan Goodman <SPAM_FOILER@...>
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#175483
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Descendents of Simon (Yeshaya Ber) WEINER (correction)
#general
Sorry, but I made an error in my previous posting. The WEINER family
was >from Ukraine.
Debra
I am looking to find descendents of Simon (Yeshaya Ber) WEINER who
was born in Lithuania around 1856
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Sorry, but I made an error in my previous posting. The WEINER family
was >from Ukraine.
Debra
I am looking to find descendents of Simon (Yeshaya Ber) WEINER who
was born in Lithuania around 1856
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By
Debra Price <dsprice@...>
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#495795
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Descendents of Simon (Yeshaya Ber) WEINER (correction)
#general
Sorry, but I made an error in my previous posting. The WEINER family
was >from Ukraine.
Debra
I am looking to find descendents of Simon (Yeshaya Ber) WEINER who
was born in Lithuania around 1856
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Sorry, but I made an error in my previous posting. The WEINER family
was >from Ukraine.
Debra
I am looking to find descendents of Simon (Yeshaya Ber) WEINER who
was born in Lithuania around 1856
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By
Debra Price <dsprice@...>
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#175482
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#Ciechanow #Poland Searching: Miller-Balsam in the US
#ciechanow
#poland
Hi,
I am looking for my grandpa's cousin, Ruta (Ruth) BALSAM, or her
descendants. Her maiden name was MILLER.
Her mother's name was Bluma (JACUBOWICZ) Miller.
I think she was born in Warsaw, Poland
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Hi,
I am looking for my grandpa's cousin, Ruta (Ruth) BALSAM, or her
descendants. Her maiden name was MILLER.
Her mother's name was Bluma (JACUBOWICZ) Miller.
I think she was born in Warsaw, Poland
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By
Dana Rosenfeld <danar@...>
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#638273
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Searching: Miller-Balsam in the US
#poland
#ciechanow
Hi,
I am looking for my grandpa's cousin, Ruta (Ruth) BALSAM, or her
descendants. Her maiden name was MILLER.
Her mother's name was Bluma (JACUBOWICZ) Miller.
I think she was born in Warsaw, Poland
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Hi,
I am looking for my grandpa's cousin, Ruta (Ruth) BALSAM, or her
descendants. Her maiden name was MILLER.
Her mother's name was Bluma (JACUBOWICZ) Miller.
I think she was born in Warsaw, Poland
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By
Dana Rosenfeld <danar@...>
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#318073
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Re: Names: Babel and Sali
#hungary
The question is what time do you refer with "most Hungarian Jews were at
least bilingual", and what part of the country, and which community. 1930 a
book was published about Bekescsaba by Geza Korniss
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The question is what time do you refer with "most Hungarian Jews were at
least bilingual", and what part of the country, and which community. 1930 a
book was published about Bekescsaba by Geza Korniss
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By
Gábor Hirsch <g_hirsch@...>
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#77279
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More Info on H-SIG Digest Distribution
#hungary
Joanne Wyman, who helps to handle JewishGen lists, has suggested some
additional reasons why subscribers may receive off-list responses to
their messages before the message is published in the
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Joanne Wyman, who helps to handle JewishGen lists, has suggested some
additional reasons why subscribers may receive off-list responses to
their messages before the message is published in the
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By
Vivian Kahn
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#77280
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Names: Babel and Sali
#hungary
The question is what time do you refer with "most Hungarian Jews were at
least bilingual", and what part of the country, and which community. 1930 a
book was published about Bekescsaba by Geza Korniss
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The question is what time do you refer with "most Hungarian Jews were at
least bilingual", and what part of the country, and which community. 1930 a
book was published about Bekescsaba by Geza Korniss
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By
Gábor Hirsch <g_hirsch@...>
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#397615
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Hungary SIG #Hungary More Info on H-SIG Digest Distribution
#hungary
Joanne Wyman, who helps to handle JewishGen lists, has suggested some
additional reasons why subscribers may receive off-list responses to
their messages before the message is published in the
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Joanne Wyman, who helps to handle JewishGen lists, has suggested some
additional reasons why subscribers may receive off-list responses to
their messages before the message is published in the
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By
Vivian Kahn
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#397616
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Re: Was Tuberculosis considered "Shameful"?
#hungary
Yes, TB was not welcome news as it was highly
contagious - therefore those in contact with the
person would be suspected of being afflicted -, and it
was also most of the time a fatal illness, and
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Yes, TB was not welcome news as it was highly
contagious - therefore those in contact with the
person would be suspected of being afflicted -, and it
was also most of the time a fatal illness, and
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By
Robert Neu
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#77278
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Was Tuberculosis considered "Shameful"?
#hungary
Yes, TB was not welcome news as it was highly
contagious - therefore those in contact with the
person would be suspected of being afflicted -, and it
was also most of the time a fatal illness, and
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Yes, TB was not welcome news as it was highly
contagious - therefore those in contact with the
person would be suspected of being afflicted -, and it
was also most of the time a fatal illness, and
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By
Robert Neu
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#397614
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Scandinavia SIG #Scandinavia Danish Granddaughter of Rabbi Prof. Philipp Heidenheim
#scandinavia
Within the planned commemorative publication about the
Rabbi and teacher Professor Phillip HEIDENHEIM (1814-1906)
in Sondershausen (Thuringia) I am writing an article about his family.
The rabbi was
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Within the planned commemorative publication about the
Rabbi and teacher Professor Phillip HEIDENHEIM (1814-1906)
in Sondershausen (Thuringia) I am writing an article about his family.
The rabbi was
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By
Dr. Juergen Nitsche <JuNitsche@...>
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#609574
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Danish Granddaughter of Rabbi Prof. Philipp Heidenheim
#scandinavia
Within the planned commemorative publication about the
Rabbi and teacher Professor Phillip HEIDENHEIM (1814-1906)
in Sondershausen (Thuringia) I am writing an article about his family.
The rabbi was
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Within the planned commemorative publication about the
Rabbi and teacher Professor Phillip HEIDENHEIM (1814-1906)
in Sondershausen (Thuringia) I am writing an article about his family.
The rabbi was
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By
Dr. Juergen Nitsche <JuNitsche@...>
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#289343
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Jenni DAWIDOW -FUCHS
#belarus
Dear SIGers, Shalom
Jenni (Genia?) DAWIDOW, b: Feb.1885 in Minsk, to her parents Jacob-Aharon
and Ita-Sara. The family migrated at the last decade of the 19th cent. to
Breslau. She returned to
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Dear SIGers, Shalom
Jenni (Genia?) DAWIDOW, b: Feb.1885 in Minsk, to her parents Jacob-Aharon
and Ita-Sara. The family migrated at the last decade of the 19th cent. to
Breslau. She returned to
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By
uri nissel <nissel-u@...>
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#18428
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Belarus SIG #Belarus Jenni DAWIDOW -FUCHS
#belarus
Dear SIGers, Shalom
Jenni (Genia?) DAWIDOW, b: Feb.1885 in Minsk, to her parents Jacob-Aharon
and Ita-Sara. The family migrated at the last decade of the 19th cent. to
Breslau. She returned to
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Dear SIGers, Shalom
Jenni (Genia?) DAWIDOW, b: Feb.1885 in Minsk, to her parents Jacob-Aharon
and Ita-Sara. The family migrated at the last decade of the 19th cent. to
Breslau. She returned to
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By
uri nissel <nissel-u@...>
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#338868
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen re: Surname HONESTMAN - Tombstone Translation
#general
Zeev ben Chaim. Zeev is the Hebrew for Wolf.
My guess would be that Honestman was originally Honesman. Hone is a female
first name and Hones' husband would be Honesman. That would mean that the
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Zeev ben Chaim. Zeev is the Hebrew for Wolf.
My guess would be that Honestman was originally Honesman. Hone is a female
first name and Hones' husband would be Honesman. That would mean that the
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By
Sally Bruckheimer <sallybru@...>
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#495794
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Re: Surname HONESTMAN - Tombstone Translation
#general
Zeev ben Chaim. Zeev is the Hebrew for Wolf.
My guess would be that Honestman was originally Honesman. Hone is a female
first name and Hones' husband would be Honesman. That would mean that the
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Zeev ben Chaim. Zeev is the Hebrew for Wolf.
My guess would be that Honestman was originally Honesman. Hone is a female
first name and Hones' husband would be Honesman. That would mean that the
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By
Sally Bruckheimer <sallybru@...>
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#175481
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