Shabbat Shalom Genners!
I am still contiuing my ongoing research into the SCHOENFELD line. I am
looking for any descendants of the following:

Abraham KAITCER (passed on September 9th, 1898 in Dublin, Ireland
Hyman KAITCER (son) married to Dina (Tinchen) nee SCHOENFELD in Dublin.
Dina KAITCER passed on May 6th, 1916 in Dublin.
2 children: Etty (Eleanor) and Hannah KAITCER: both born in Dublin.
Etty KAITCER married Solomon JACKSON of Dublin.
Hannah KAITCER married Bernard JACKSON of Dublin.

At some point, I believe the family of the Jackson ladies moved to England,
particularly Newcastle-on-Tyne.

My grandfather, Theodore Fairfield KELLER was born in Dublin. Etty and Hannah
(nee KAITCER) JACKSON were his older cousins. I have a wedding photo of one
of the Schoenfeld boys in London around 1900 that shows the family. Theodore's
mum was Recha SCHOENFELD who married Alexander KELLER. The KELLER family moved
to Belfast in 1911. Some came to England around 1920's.

Please contact me privately unless your information is useful for the group.
Chag sameach.

Jeni Armandez
Los Angeles, CA

Searching: SCHOENFELD/KELLER/ARNDT/JACKSON/KAITCER (UK/PRUSSIA/GERMANY/RUSSIA)

I received this information about our family member. I hope someone can
translate it to English for me.

http://www.holocaust.cz/cz2/victims/person/599847

Thank you
Sara Rubin
New Kensington, Pa.
USA
sararu70@...

I received this information about our family member. I hope someone can
translate it to English for me.

http://www.holocaust.cz/cz2/victims/person/599847

Thank you
Sara Rubin
New Kensington, Pa.
USA
sararu70@...

Shabbat Shalom Genners!
I am still contiuing my ongoing research into the SCHOENFELD line. I am
looking for any descendants of the following:

Abraham KAITCER (passed on September 9th, 1898 in Dublin, Ireland
Hyman KAITCER (son) married to Dina (Tinchen) nee SCHOENFELD in Dublin.
Dina KAITCER passed on May 6th, 1916 in Dublin.
2 children: Etty (Eleanor) and Hannah KAITCER: both born in Dublin.
Etty KAITCER married Solomon JACKSON of Dublin.
Hannah KAITCER married Bernard JACKSON of Dublin.

At some point, I believe the family of the Jackson ladies moved to England,
particularly Newcastle-on-Tyne.

My grandfather, Theodore Fairfield KELLER was born in Dublin. Etty and Hannah
(nee KAITCER) JACKSON were his older cousins. I have a wedding photo of one
of the Schoenfeld boys in London around 1900 that shows the family. Theodore's
mum was Recha SCHOENFELD who married Alexander KELLER. The KELLER family moved
to Belfast in 1911. Some came to England around 1920's.

Please contact me privately unless your information is useful for the group.
Chag sameach.

Jeni Armandez
Los Angeles, CA

Searching: SCHOENFELD/KELLER/ARNDT/JACKSON/KAITCER (UK/PRUSSIA/GERMANY/RUSSIA)

I'd be very grateful if someone with access to the Philadelphia Jewish
Exponent could provide me with details >from the following death
notices:

WOLFE, Sarah - January 1, 1934
WOLFE, Reba - April 27, 1973

The Jewish Exponent can be viewed at several locations in
Philadelphia:
http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/USA/PhilaObits.htm

Thanks,
Justin Consor
Jerusalem, Israel
hachaver@...

I'd be very grateful if someone with access to the Philadelphia Jewish
Exponent could provide me with details >from the following death
notices:

WOLFE, Sarah - January 1, 1934
WOLFE, Reba - April 27, 1973

The Jewish Exponent can be viewed at several locations in
Philadelphia:
http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/USA/PhilaObits.htm

Thanks,
Justin Consor
Jerusalem, Israel
hachaver@...

Hello every body!
I'm looking for the family FIX who lived in New Jersey in USA during the 20th
centuary.
The father was Ferdinand Max FIX born in 1877 and died in 1949, he was the
son of Louis Ferdinand FIX and Emma JEAGER, and he was married to Harriet
born in 1872 and died in 1948. Ferdinand Max and Harriet had 2children,
Marian born in 1901 and Ferdinand born in 1908.
In 1920, the family lived in Cumberland in the New Jersey state and they had
a furniture store in Veneland.
The Ferdinand Max and Harriet burials is in veneland cementary, on the
gravestone the name Col. Palmer W. Sanders (1902-1974) is wrote with
Ferdinand and Harriet.
Could you, please help me, to descover who was Col. Palmer W. Sanders for
Ferdinand FIX ?
Could you help me to find the descendant of the family FIX >from Vineland in
NJ, USA ?

Sorry for my schoolard english.

Thank you very much.
Best regards >from France

Claudine Godchaux

Hello every body!
I'm looking for the family FIX who lived in New Jersey in USA during the 20th
centuary.
The father was Ferdinand Max FIX born in 1877 and died in 1949, he was the
son of Louis Ferdinand FIX and Emma JEAGER, and he was married to Harriet
born in 1872 and died in 1948. Ferdinand Max and Harriet had 2children,
Marian born in 1901 and Ferdinand born in 1908.
In 1920, the family lived in Cumberland in the New Jersey state and they had
a furniture store in Veneland.
The Ferdinand Max and Harriet burials is in veneland cementary, on the
gravestone the name Col. Palmer W. Sanders (1902-1974) is wrote with
Ferdinand and Harriet.
Could you, please help me, to descover who was Col. Palmer W. Sanders for
Ferdinand FIX ?
Could you help me to find the descendant of the family FIX >from Vineland in
NJ, USA ?

Sorry for my schoolard english.

Thank you very much.
Best regards >from France

Claudine Godchaux

If anyone has or knows how I might obtain past or present
photographs of the Galician towns of Strzeliska Stare (Strelisk,
Streliska, Sstreliska) and Strzelisk Nowe, or the neighboring
town once known as Wojciechowice, please contact me.

Also, it has been almost impossible for me to locate specific
town maps or any general information about these towns. If you
know where I might find such information, I would be most
grateful for your suggestions and help.

Blanche Deutsch
Monsey, NY

If anyone has or knows how I might obtain past or present
photographs of the Galician towns of Strzeliska Stare (Strelisk,
Streliska, Sstreliska) and Strzelisk Nowe, or the neighboring
town once known as Wojciechowice, please contact me.

Also, it has been almost impossible for me to locate specific
town maps or any general information about these towns. If you
know where I might find such information, I would be most
grateful for your suggestions and help.

Blanche Deutsch
Monsey, NY

JGS of Greater Miami will be meeting on Sunday June 7, 2009 10:00am
at the Greater Miami Jewish Federation
4200 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL
Tel: 305-576-4000 for directions
Free Secure Parking on site. Light refreshments served.
(Have ID with you)

Hello Genners,

Our "season finale" will be Sunday, June 7, 2009 before we begin our summer
hiatus.

Please join us to meet and welcome the new and retained Officers and Board.
Following the elections will be our annual Successes and Brickwalls wherein
our members will discuss their year of researching. Abe Lavender will
conduct a Question and Answer period also. Our Q and A has always been a
success as so many of our members have so much knowledge to share and can
usually provide answers. Guests are always welcome and are invited to
discuss their experiences and participate in the Q and A.

We look forward to seeing you there to share with us.

Happy Summer Hunting,

Joan Parker, President
JGS of Greater Miami, Inc.
joanparker@...
Searching: GOLDBERG, GOODSTEIN/GUDSTEIN (sp), BERGER, JAGODA/YAGODA-Plock,
Poland/Russia; Bronx and Brooklyn, NY; Galveston, TX.
PINKUS, WINOGRAD, ROSEN-Brest, Litovsk; Grodno, Russia; Bronx and Brooklyn,NY.
WEISS-Brooklyn, NY; NEIBERG-Brooklyn, NY; DEL PINO-Brooklyn, NY.
KATZ, TROCK, GELFAND, KRITZOFF-Minsk, Belarus; Bronx, NY, Miami and Miami
Beach, FL.

JGS of Greater Miami will be meeting on Sunday June 7, 2009 10:00am
at the Greater Miami Jewish Federation
4200 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL
Tel: 305-576-4000 for directions
Free Secure Parking on site. Light refreshments served.
(Have ID with you)

Hello Genners,

Our "season finale" will be Sunday, June 7, 2009 before we begin our summer
hiatus.

Please join us to meet and welcome the new and retained Officers and Board.
Following the elections will be our annual Successes and Brickwalls wherein
our members will discuss their year of researching. Abe Lavender will
conduct a Question and Answer period also. Our Q and A has always been a
success as so many of our members have so much knowledge to share and can
usually provide answers. Guests are always welcome and are invited to
discuss their experiences and participate in the Q and A.

We look forward to seeing you there to share with us.

Happy Summer Hunting,

Joan Parker, President
JGS of Greater Miami, Inc.
joanparker@...
Searching: GOLDBERG, GOODSTEIN/GUDSTEIN (sp), BERGER, JAGODA/YAGODA-Plock,
Poland/Russia; Bronx and Brooklyn, NY; Galveston, TX.
PINKUS, WINOGRAD, ROSEN-Brest, Litovsk; Grodno, Russia; Bronx and Brooklyn,NY.
WEISS-Brooklyn, NY; NEIBERG-Brooklyn, NY; DEL PINO-Brooklyn, NY.
KATZ, TROCK, GELFAND, KRITZOFF-Minsk, Belarus; Bronx, NY, Miami and Miami
Beach, FL.

Neville Price,

To obtain an answer your inquiry, "I am seeking information on Roosevelt
Cottage, Lynbrook, NY", you might want contact the Lynbrook Public Library and
The Historical Society of East Rockaway & Lynbrook, Inc.:

Lynbrook Public Library
56 Eldert Street
Lynbrook, NY 11563
Tel: 516/599-8630
Fax: 516/596-1312

eMail: lynbrook2@...
http://www.nassaulibrary.org/lynbrook/

The Historical Society of East Rockaway & Lynbrook, Inc.
PO Box 351
East Rockaway, NY 11518-0351

eMail: psympson@...
http://www.hserl.com/

For a description of the geography (includes a map) of the Village of
Lynbrook (Lynbrook is "Brooklyn" with the "lyn" and the "brook" in reverse
order):
http://www.city-data.com/forum/8379153-post6.html

I hope this information is useful or, at least, interesting.

Regards,

Walter Greenspan
Great Falls, MT & Jericho, NY

Neville Price,

To obtain an answer your inquiry, "I am seeking information on Roosevelt
Cottage, Lynbrook, NY", you might want contact the Lynbrook Public Library and
The Historical Society of East Rockaway & Lynbrook, Inc.:

Lynbrook Public Library
56 Eldert Street
Lynbrook, NY 11563
Tel: 516/599-8630
Fax: 516/596-1312

eMail: lynbrook2@...
http://www.nassaulibrary.org/lynbrook/

The Historical Society of East Rockaway & Lynbrook, Inc.
PO Box 351
East Rockaway, NY 11518-0351

eMail: psympson@...
http://www.hserl.com/

For a description of the geography (includes a map) of the Village of
Lynbrook (Lynbrook is "Brooklyn" with the "lyn" and the "brook" in reverse
order):
http://www.city-data.com/forum/8379153-post6.html

I hope this information is useful or, at least, interesting.

Regards,

Walter Greenspan
Great Falls, MT & Jericho, NY

Dear Jgenners,

Can you help us with information on any of three eastern European
wooden synagogues?
Although they no longer exist, they have an interesting link.

We are looking for information and photos of three wooden shuls, one

from the village of Suchostaw (currently in Ukraine, near Kopychintsy

and Husiatyn) and one >from Zloczew, near Lodz and one >from Zolochiv in
Ukraine.


The Suchostaw shul was reportedly modeled after the Zloczew or
possibly the Zolochiv one.
The Suchostaw wooden synagogue was built toward the end of the 18th
century. Many tales were told about it, and it even attracted the
attention of the Viennese Archeological Society. The Zloczew wooden
synagogue (not to be confused with the stone synagogue built after the
wooden one burned down)was built in the 18th century and based on the
designs of the famous artist, Hillel Benjamin.

There are Yizkor books and Shtetlinks for these towns but no further
information or photos of the wooden shuls.

Thank you for any bits of help or photos you can provide.

Joan Baronberg, Denver, CO
FRIEDMAN, MESTER, WEISSER Suchostaw, Slobodka bei Strusow, Ukraine

Dear Jgenners,

Can you help us with information on any of three eastern European
wooden synagogues?
Although they no longer exist, they have an interesting link.

We are looking for information and photos of three wooden shuls, one

from the village of Suchostaw (currently in Ukraine, near Kopychintsy

and Husiatyn) and one >from Zloczew, near Lodz and one >from Zolochiv in
Ukraine.


The Suchostaw shul was reportedly modeled after the Zloczew or
possibly the Zolochiv one.
The Suchostaw wooden synagogue was built toward the end of the 18th
century. Many tales were told about it, and it even attracted the
attention of the Viennese Archeological Society. The Zloczew wooden
synagogue (not to be confused with the stone synagogue built after the
wooden one burned down)was built in the 18th century and based on the
designs of the famous artist, Hillel Benjamin.

There are Yizkor books and Shtetlinks for these towns but no further
information or photos of the wooden shuls.

Thank you for any bits of help or photos you can provide.

Joan Baronberg, Denver, CO
FRIEDMAN, MESTER, WEISSER Suchostaw, Slobodka bei Strusow, Ukraine

My father, Sam died when I was very young. My mother, for whatever reason,
did not make an effort to connect with my father's side of the family. It
remained a mystery to me as a child and an adult.
I knew little about my father. I began doing research on the LERNER
side some while ago. I found some family documents and census records.
My local Jewish genealogy group was helpful, as was Center for Jewish
History and LDS family history centers, too along with other resources.
I found out besides a sister, Sam had a brother, too. I appreciate all
the help I've received in doing family research.

My mother died (may she rest in peace) nearly 7 years ago. I'd posted
on different Jewish genealogy websites and occasionally received an email

from someone. However, there was no familial connection.

I saw a poster here entitled "connecting with your ancestors." Susan's
grandmother or great-grandmother was Native American. She facilitated
this workshop as part of her thesis paper. I spoke with her and decided
to attend the workshop.

We were told to visualize a relative we wanted to connect with. I did not
have photos of my paternal grandparents or his siblings. So... I chose to
visualize face to face talk with my father (adult to adult). I spoke with
Susan again a few days after this workshop.

That evening I received an email saying ..."there seems no doubt we are
first cousins..." I put my hand over my mouth and cried in disbelief.
Evelyn and her husband found my post(s) on Jewish genealogy websites.

I had been unable to find further documentation on my Aunt Sara, because
she'd remarried. Evelyn and I have spoken a number of times on the phone
and emails of course. We've exchanged photographs. Evelyn did not know
my father even existed.

We recently met. I'm looking forward to getting to know Evelyn, Roy and
my other cousins, too.

Jacqueline Lerner Aderman

My father, Sam died when I was very young. My mother, for whatever reason,
did not make an effort to connect with my father's side of the family. It
remained a mystery to me as a child and an adult.
I knew little about my father. I began doing research on the LERNER
side some while ago. I found some family documents and census records.
My local Jewish genealogy group was helpful, as was Center for Jewish
History and LDS family history centers, too along with other resources.
I found out besides a sister, Sam had a brother, too. I appreciate all
the help I've received in doing family research.

My mother died (may she rest in peace) nearly 7 years ago. I'd posted
on different Jewish genealogy websites and occasionally received an email

from someone. However, there was no familial connection.

I saw a poster here entitled "connecting with your ancestors." Susan's
grandmother or great-grandmother was Native American. She facilitated
this workshop as part of her thesis paper. I spoke with her and decided
to attend the workshop.

We were told to visualize a relative we wanted to connect with. I did not
have photos of my paternal grandparents or his siblings. So... I chose to
visualize face to face talk with my father (adult to adult). I spoke with
Susan again a few days after this workshop.

That evening I received an email saying ..."there seems no doubt we are
first cousins..." I put my hand over my mouth and cried in disbelief.
Evelyn and her husband found my post(s) on Jewish genealogy websites.

I had been unable to find further documentation on my Aunt Sara, because
she'd remarried. Evelyn and I have spoken a number of times on the phone
and emails of course. We've exchanged photographs. Evelyn did not know
my father even existed.

We recently met. I'm looking forward to getting to know Evelyn, Roy and
my other cousins, too.

Jacqueline Lerner Aderman

Can some kind researcher tell me if there is, currently alive somewhere in
Israel, a Schlomo LIVNE (Stephen Morse's transliteration feature seems to
provide dozens of Hebrew possibilities, so I've been unable to search the
telephone directories myself). Or a descendant of his.

Schlomo would be the son of Warsaw Holocaust survivor Jacub LEBENSOLD (b.1913),
and grandson of Schlomo LEBENSOLD and Estera GLIKSBERG. I'm guessing he would
have been born in the late 1940s, early 1950s.

Many thanks.

Peter Lebensold
Toronto

Can some kind researcher tell me if there is, currently alive somewhere in
Israel, a Schlomo LIVNE (Stephen Morse's transliteration feature seems to
provide dozens of Hebrew possibilities, so I've been unable to search the
telephone directories myself). Or a descendant of his.

Schlomo would be the son of Warsaw Holocaust survivor Jacub LEBENSOLD (b.1913),
and grandson of Schlomo LEBENSOLD and Estera GLIKSBERG. I'm guessing he would
have been born in the late 1940s, early 1950s.

Many thanks.

Peter Lebensold
Toronto