Vital records from Bessarabia.
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Steven
Does anyone know why whenever I search JewishGen for birth, marriage or death records from Bessarabia, only records from Kishinev are found? Where are those records for the smaller towns? I’m mainly looking for records from Soroki and Ataki. I find revision lists and voters lists but not birth, marriage and death records. Do those records even exist but are not uploaded on JewishGen? Does anyone know?
Thank you, Steve Buzil researching:BUZILA and KILYAN from present day Moldova GRUBER and FEINGOLD from present day Ukraine SEIDLER/ZEIDLER, GROSSBARD, BERLIN, WICZYNSKY, PTAKEWICZ, GOODMAN, DOBROSZKA and BROWN/BRAUN from present day Poland. PORTNOY, GERSHON and OFSAIOF/OVSAIOVICH from present day Lithuania MNUSHKIN and KOLVARACHIK from present day Belarus EISENSTEIN and ZALIO from present day Romania
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December 13 Meeting of the Minnesota Jewish Genealogical Society (MNJGS)
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WALTER ELIAS
MNJGS is pleased to present a panel discussion of the film The Flat on Sunday December 13 at 1:00 Central Time.
Summary: As the film maker cleans out the apartment that belonged to his grandparents, who immigrated from Nazi Germany, he uncovers clues pointing to a complicated and shocking story.
Panelists are Rodney Martel, documentary film maker, Bradley Prager, Professor Univ. of Missouri, Sheer Ganor, Visiting Professor Univ. of Minnesota. Details of the program can be found at MNJGS.org under Events. Walter Elias
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Sherri Bobish
Jay, Do you know Simon and Lena's original first names? That may help you to find their passenger manifests. I have a LEVY branch, and I know how tough it can be to search a common surname. Please keep us posted. Regards, Sherri Bobish
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Re: Family of Jenny Rosenstein, Neustadt am Rübenberge
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Sherri Bobish
Christiane Try searching this way at Ancestry.com Put ROSENSTEIN in the surname box. Put Neutstadt in the keyword box. You will get 106 hits. If you do not have an Ancestry subscription than check if your local public library offers it. Regards, Sherri Bobish
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Re: Resources for Jewish Refugees who went to Uruguay
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Adam Turner
Hello Leon,
A question for you - where does this document come from? The same passenger list is indexed at https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:ZXSF-K8T2 , but the color of the document is very different than what you've uploaded, suggesting that you might have found it somewhere other than the FamilySearch index. I am mainly curious because I am trying to find possible arrival manifests for my family that went to Uruguay (surname TURNIANSKY - brothers Israel and Menachem, and possibly their parents Beila Henia and Hersch Leib). While I found what I think is likely a departure manifest for Beila Henia from 1931 in FamilySearch, I couldn't find any of their arrivals (almost certainly from before 1930). Is there another source that shows Montevideo passenger lists from the 1910s and 1920s online besides FamilySearch? Adam Turner
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Re: Minsk gubernia town - Chuty, Huta or Choota
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There is also the town of Kuty in Galicia.
http://jgaliciabukovina.net/110749/community/kuty Jack Nathanson Montreal
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Re: Hebrew translation request
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Malka
Hello Genners, The document seems to be a Ketubah (marriage contract) that is partially written in Arameic. It was written for – the virgin Bracha daughter of Yosef. Shalom, Malka chosnek
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Re: 1910 Manhattan census - Seward Park Strollers
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Sherri Bobish
Hi Mary, I looked at the 1910 census page. It is fascinating! All men, a very wide age range (the youngest being 15), and a lot of info left blank for all of them. Interesting that at the top of the page where it asks for "name of institution" that Seward Park is written. Also interesting is that the first man at the top of each of the two pages is labeled "head of household" and everyone else as "partner." It does look like these were homeless men. I tried to find some info on a few of them after 1910, but had no luck. A short history of Seward Park at: https://www.sewardparkconservancy.org/past mentions that NYC took over administration of the park in 1903. The Park included a running track. In 1904, a Pavilion was built with a gym, meeting rooms and the first public bathhouse to be opened in a New York City park. Please let us know if you learn anything more about this. Regards, Sherri Bobish
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Victoria Barkoff
JGS-Montreal presents Stanley Diamond |
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meaning of the word "molitor"
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Aline Petzold
Hello all:
The marriage certificate of my father's father states that he was "of the profession molitor". I am wondering what profession this is- I know that in German the term refers to a miller. I am wondering if it could be the same in Romanian? Thanks. Aline Petzold St. Paul MN
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Potok Zloty cemetery
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Milton Koch
I am undertaking an attempt to save and restore parts of this small cemetery in Potok Zloty-now Zolityi Potik (Ukraine).
There is a website from the Center for Jewish Art, in Jerusalem, with many pictures (pages) of matzevot from the old cemetery. The pictures are thumbnails, so asking for help with interpreting postings via Viewmate is not likely to be helpful due to poor quality of uploads. I am attaching the link to the site with the entire collection of matzevot and some of them also have Hebrew translations. cja@... Please reply privately to me if you can help, advise, make any suggestions, etc. Thank you very much. Milton Koch Bethesda, MD, USA mjk1944@...
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Young Galician boys forced labor for Russian army during FIRST World War
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Sharon Taylor
Has anyone heard of young men and even boys used as forced labor for the Russian army during the FIRST Word War? I know they were often used to dig trenches, etc. This happened in our family and I’m wondering if anyone else has heard a similar story.
Sharon Taylor Oreland, PA
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Re: Surname Alhadeff from Greece
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There are ALHADEFFs in Cape Town, originally from Rhodes. Some came via the Congo - Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) to Cape Town.
Louis ZETLER Yokneam, Israel
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Hebrew translation request
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Joan Lampert
Viewmate Translation Request -Hebrew. #Hebrew #Translation Joan Lampert
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Viewmate Translation Request - Polish, Russian
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Elissa Burnat
I've posted 3 vital records for which I would appreciate as full a translation as possible.
I would especially like to know if Estera Gitla's mother Ena was alive when the birth was registered and if Estera Gitla's father Adam was alive when when she was married. Estera Gitla ZUMERFELD Birth in Polish https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88565 https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88566 https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM88567 Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page.
Thank you very much.
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Dan Rottenberg
David,
This is encouraging news. I consider R. Meir Wunder the ultimate authority on Galician rabbis, especially the Margolioth line But I don't read Hebrew well enough to trust my reading of his text. So thanks for this valuable evidence that Yosef Margolioth may have been in Zbarazh at some point. My question: Is this Yosef Yoska Margolioth the son of Alexander Sender Margolioth (1730-1802). If not, does Wunder identify Yosef's father or any other relatives? Many thanks. Dan Rottenberg Philadelphia dan@...
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Dear Adam and Moishe,
Belated thank you for providing the information on LANGSAMS, DNA and rabbinical lineages. I am quite behind the curve when reading DNA stats, but hopefully one day there will be additional male LANGSAMS who can share more insight into the possible connection between Pesach and Mendel LANSAM families. Kind regards, Nina -- NTalbot Brooklyn, NY ninaitalbot@... NEGER, SPINRAD (Dynow, Poland) TOLPEN (Suchostaw, Poland/Sukhostav, Ukraine) DISTENFELD, ADLER, WILDER (Kamionka Strumilowa, Poland/Kamianka-Buzka, Ukraine)
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Translation request - Polish to English
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Elizabeth Jackson
The attached pdf file contains several pages from a Holocaust Testimony file. I am only asking for translation of the two handwritten pages (p2-3) Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Thank you! Elizabeth Jackson Researching: INGBERG, GOLDFLAM, KLEPFISZ, WASSERSPRING, RUDA, AJZENSPRUNG, MANDEL
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Relly coleman
I am looking for any information about Maccabi in Wloclawek before the war. History, description of operation, names of memers.
Help appreciated. Relly Coleman WASSERSTEIN, Wloclawek FUDALOWICZ, Poland FELD, Dobrzyn nad Wisla
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Re: Wanted: WWII Era European Railway Maps
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The David Rumsey Map Collection at Stanford University https://www.davidrumsey.com/ is a terrific source for high-resolution scans of historical maps of all periods in all languages. I did a quick search for railroad maps that might be useful to you and found a very nice 1914 Russian railroad map that covers eastern Europe and western Russia https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~307217~90077131:Skhema-zhelieznykh-dorog---Evropeis?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No
and a 1933 Swiss map that shows Europe's railway connections with Switzerland https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~299692~90070718:Map-Showing-the-International-Railw?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No Here's a 1948 map of Central Europe showing the railway lines during WWII https://www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~206012~3002862:Europe-?sort=Pub_List_No_InitialSort%2CPub_Date%2CPub_List_No%2CSeries_No From a different collection, a Russian 1941 map showing the USSR railway network can be found here https://kresy-siberia.org/hom/element/english-pacewicz-family/ussr-railway-map-1941/# Enjoy, Bob Murowchick -- Robert Murowchick <robertmurowchick AT gmail.com> Researching these family links:
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