In 2003, I submitted a series of posts to GerSIG describing each of my known
ancestral families. [*** see note below.]

One of these is the ARNOLD family who lived in the Jewish settlement in
former barracks on the Friedrichstrasse, at that time outside of and now
in Hechingen in Hohenzollern.

The children of Nathan Isaac (about 1760 - 4 September 1811 Friedrichstrasse)
adopted this name although they first used the name NATHAN in honor of their
father. Nathan's wife was Gidel (Clara, Guedel, Gustel) Samson DREYFUSS.

His parents were Isaac Nathan (died 31 December 1810) and Babet Hirsch
(Bele Zwi) (died 2 March 1812). Both were buried in the Hechingen Jewish
cemtery.

Now that the Reichssippenamt registers for Hechingen are on line at the
Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart website and had the opportunity to look at the
records in detail, I have found a definite brother of Nathan Isaac and
another likely brother. The definite brother was Samuel Isak ULLMANN (about
1768 - 18 March 1835 Friedrichstrasse), married to Lea Koppel ULLMANN (born
about 1782 Haigerloch). Samuel adopted the family name that his wife's
family was also using.

Thus, there were ULLMANNs who lived in Friedrichstrasse who are probably
not related to me. There also was concurrently a second man named Samuel
Isak in Hechingen proper (family >from Muehringen) of no interest to me.

The possible brother was Hess (Ezechiel) Isak HESS (3 October 1765
Friedrichstrasse - 17 February 1844 Friedrichstrasse), married to Theres
(Deichel) Samson (about 1769 - 27 February 1845 Friedrichstrasse). Not only
do I think that Hess was a brother of my ancestor Nathan Isaac, I think that
his wife Deichel Samson was a sister of Nathan's wife Gidel Samson DREYFUSS.
This is based upon the fact that almost all of the children's names
correspond and both had fathers named Samson, but I have not found any
confirmation.

I am interested in other information on both the ULLMANN and HESS families
described above. There is a lot of information on the ULLMANNs in the FTJP.
This includes a grandson of Samuel Isak ULLMANN, named Samuel ULLMAN, who
was a somewhat famous poet, among other things. There is a museum in
Birmingham, Alabama, named for him.

Ralph N. Baer Washington, D.C. ursusminor@... (preferred email address)

*** [Moderator note: These can be found easily by searching the GerSIG Archives
for "Ralph near Baer" a link to the archive search engine is at the botton
of the JewishGen "List Manager" page ]

In 2003, I submitted a series of posts to GerSIG describing each of my known
ancestral families. [*** see note below.]

One of these is the ARNOLD family who lived in the Jewish settlement in
former barracks on the Friedrichstrasse, at that time outside of and now
in Hechingen in Hohenzollern.

The children of Nathan Isaac (about 1760 - 4 September 1811 Friedrichstrasse)
adopted this name although they first used the name NATHAN in honor of their
father. Nathan's wife was Gidel (Clara, Guedel, Gustel) Samson DREYFUSS.

His parents were Isaac Nathan (died 31 December 1810) and Babet Hirsch
(Bele Zwi) (died 2 March 1812). Both were buried in the Hechingen Jewish
cemtery.

Now that the Reichssippenamt registers for Hechingen are on line at the
Hauptstaatsarchiv Stuttgart website and had the opportunity to look at the
records in detail, I have found a definite brother of Nathan Isaac and
another likely brother. The definite brother was Samuel Isak ULLMANN (about
1768 - 18 March 1835 Friedrichstrasse), married to Lea Koppel ULLMANN (born
about 1782 Haigerloch). Samuel adopted the family name that his wife's
family was also using.

Thus, there were ULLMANNs who lived in Friedrichstrasse who are probably
not related to me. There also was concurrently a second man named Samuel
Isak in Hechingen proper (family >from Muehringen) of no interest to me.

The possible brother was Hess (Ezechiel) Isak HESS (3 October 1765
Friedrichstrasse - 17 February 1844 Friedrichstrasse), married to Theres
(Deichel) Samson (about 1769 - 27 February 1845 Friedrichstrasse). Not only
do I think that Hess was a brother of my ancestor Nathan Isaac, I think that
his wife Deichel Samson was a sister of Nathan's wife Gidel Samson DREYFUSS.
This is based upon the fact that almost all of the children's names
correspond and both had fathers named Samson, but I have not found any
confirmation.

I am interested in other information on both the ULLMANN and HESS families
described above. There is a lot of information on the ULLMANNs in the FTJP.
This includes a grandson of Samuel Isak ULLMANN, named Samuel ULLMAN, who
was a somewhat famous poet, among other things. There is a museum in
Birmingham, Alabama, named for him.

Ralph N. Baer Washington, D.C. ursusminor@... (preferred email address)

*** [Moderator note: These can be found easily by searching the GerSIG Archives
for "Ralph near Baer" a link to the archive search engine is at the botton
of the JewishGen "List Manager" page ]

Hello All Geners in the world! ( specially to Mr Rabbi Ed Goldstein
Hewlett NY 11557).- I think that may be:

1.-"....Israel GUDIS (Possibly GODES, GUTIS)....." could be : "Kitzis; Kithis, Ghitis, Kicis-....."

2.-Several people with this lastname and differents spelling are >from Uman, then departured to Moldavia.-

2.-1) As my great grand mother "Ita Kicis, Kitzis, Ghitis".- This was in 1860 and more.......I would like to know about files and archives in Uman in these old times

2.-2) My grandfather David Guifan was son of "Ita Kicis", (Kitzis, Ghitis)..... she was connected with families in Bessarabia and Moldavia

3.1)-There are an important genealogical tree about the Kicis family in Usa; 3.-2): important Kicis en Brazil(militar Sam Kicis);3.-3) Ghitis or Chitis >from Romania and 3.-4)Moldavsky/Kitzis living in Argentina .....

I think that all are >from the same place or the same family


4.-The Mormons Church have 6 rolls with: jewish births, marriages, and dead in Uman 1800/1900, you must write to Salt Lake.......

I hope that this help you in your look for and pls. could tell me if are there old archives in Uman?????

Sophy Guifan ID 55249
forazul007@...

Subject: seeking Uman relatives
From: BERNIEAVI@...
Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2009 06:44:03 EDT
X-Message-Number: 2

Are there any organized cemetery records for 1920-22? That is the time
frame when my great grandfather was killed for owning a mill. His name was
Israel GUDIS (Possibly GODES, GUTIS). But no English records were kept anyway.
He had a wife and 3 daughters and a son when murdered. Two had already
immigrated to US. Family was deported to E Moldova, whence they migrated to US.

Also, I have heard of an organization that pays for your first trip to
Uman. Does any one have information?

Rabbi Ed Goldstein
Hewlett NY 11557

MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately with family information. If you have not already
done so, check out the JewishGen Family Finder (JGFF) at http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/.
There you will find others researching Uman and perhaps your family.

Hello All Geners in the world! ( specially to Mr Rabbi Ed Goldstein
Hewlett NY 11557).- I think that may be:

1.-"....Israel GUDIS (Possibly GODES, GUTIS)....." could be : "Kitzis; Kithis, Ghitis, Kicis-....."

2.-Several people with this lastname and differents spelling are >from Uman, then departured to Moldavia.-

2.-1) As my great grand mother "Ita Kicis, Kitzis, Ghitis".- This was in 1860 and more.......I would like to know about files and archives in Uman in these old times

2.-2) My grandfather David Guifan was son of "Ita Kicis", (Kitzis, Ghitis)..... she was connected with families in Bessarabia and Moldavia

3.1)-There are an important genealogical tree about the Kicis family in Usa; 3.-2): important Kicis en Brazil(militar Sam Kicis);3.-3) Ghitis or Chitis >from Romania and 3.-4)Moldavsky/Kitzis living in Argentina .....

I think that all are >from the same place or the same family


4.-The Mormons Church have 6 rolls with: jewish births, marriages, and dead in Uman 1800/1900, you must write to Salt Lake.......

I hope that this help you in your look for and pls. could tell me if are there old archives in Uman?????

Sophy Guifan ID 55249
forazul007@...

Subject: seeking Uman relatives
From: BERNIEAVI@...
Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2009 06:44:03 EDT
X-Message-Number: 2

Are there any organized cemetery records for 1920-22? That is the time
frame when my great grandfather was killed for owning a mill. His name was
Israel GUDIS (Possibly GODES, GUTIS). But no English records were kept anyway.
He had a wife and 3 daughters and a son when murdered. Two had already
immigrated to US. Family was deported to E Moldova, whence they migrated to US.

Also, I have heard of an organization that pays for your first trip to
Uman. Does any one have information?

Rabbi Ed Goldstein
Hewlett NY 11557

MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately with family information. If you have not already
done so, check out the JewishGen Family Finder (JGFF) at http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/.
There you will find others researching Uman and perhaps your family.

Hello,

I'm looking for any information on the town of Dolyns'ke in the Kherson
Province. It was called Valegotzlov in 1900, and Hotzila in Yiddish. My
great-grandfather Elisha Reis came to New York in November of 1901 and I'm
trying to find any records >from the area. He changed his name to Louis Rosen
once he arrived. His wife's name was Elke (nee Rothman). The children were
Yidel (boy, age 8), Chane (girl, age 3, my grandmother) and Efraim (boy, age
1). Elke was pregnant when they left the Ukraine; Samuel was born in Feb. of
1902 in New York. One more daughter, Sylvia, was born in 1912. Any
information would be greatly appreciated!

Sincerely, Dalia Taft

Hello,

I'm looking for any information on the town of Dolyns'ke in the Kherson
Province. It was called Valegotzlov in 1900, and Hotzila in Yiddish. My
great-grandfather Elisha Reis came to New York in November of 1901 and I'm
trying to find any records >from the area. He changed his name to Louis Rosen
once he arrived. His wife's name was Elke (nee Rothman). The children were
Yidel (boy, age 8), Chane (girl, age 3, my grandmother) and Efraim (boy, age
1). Elke was pregnant when they left the Ukraine; Samuel was born in Feb. of
1902 in New York. One more daughter, Sylvia, was born in 1912. Any
information would be greatly appreciated!

Sincerely, Dalia Taft

I'm looking for family related to Kalman and Eva SILVERMAN of New York City.
Kalman came >from Chorzele (north of Warsaw), was born around 1855 and
emigrated in 1873 (according to his US passport application).
Eva was born in NY.

The 1910 census shows them living on W.116th St in Manhattan, owning a
gown company, and living with a son Sydney (born c.1892).

The 1920 census shows them living on 7th Avenue with a step-daughter
Hattie Levy, a step-son Sydney LEDERER, a son-in-law Michael LEVY and
a grandson Joel LEVY. Kalman is listed as a manufacturer of dresses.

The 1930 census shows them living on Amsterdam living with son Sydney
LEDERER. Also, in 1930 Michael and Hattie LEVY were living on West End
Avenue with their son Joel. Michael was the manager of a garage.

I have found that all the SILVERMAN/ZYLBERMAN >from Chorzele and
Przasnysz are related to me and have traced them back 12 generations.

If this is familiar, please contact me privately at
MandJMeyers@...

Marty Meyers
Montclair, NJ

I'm looking for family related to Kalman and Eva SILVERMAN of New York City.
Kalman came >from Chorzele (north of Warsaw), was born around 1855 and
emigrated in 1873 (according to his US passport application).
Eva was born in NY.

The 1910 census shows them living on W.116th St in Manhattan, owning a
gown company, and living with a son Sydney (born c.1892).

The 1920 census shows them living on 7th Avenue with a step-daughter
Hattie Levy, a step-son Sydney LEDERER, a son-in-law Michael LEVY and
a grandson Joel LEVY. Kalman is listed as a manufacturer of dresses.

The 1930 census shows them living on Amsterdam living with son Sydney
LEDERER. Also, in 1930 Michael and Hattie LEVY were living on West End
Avenue with their son Joel. Michael was the manager of a garage.

I have found that all the SILVERMAN/ZYLBERMAN >from Chorzele and
Przasnysz are related to me and have traced them back 12 generations.

If this is familiar, please contact me privately at
MandJMeyers@...

Marty Meyers
Montclair, NJ

Dear friends:

On an urgent matter, I am trying to locate the widow and/or
children of deceased Israeli Architect by the family name of
TAUMAN. The given name is unknown.

He was the son of Izrael TAUMAN and Gisella or Bella/Bayla
TAUMAN. Izrael was born in 1904 in Dzialoszyce, Poland
and died in Israel in 1994.

Stanley Diamond, Montreal

Dear friends:

On an urgent matter, I am trying to locate the widow and/or
children of deceased Israeli Architect by the family name of
TAUMAN. The given name is unknown.

He was the son of Izrael TAUMAN and Gisella or Bella/Bayla
TAUMAN. Izrael was born in 1904 in Dzialoszyce, Poland
and died in Israel in 1994.

Stanley Diamond, Montreal

Hello,

I'm trying to correspond with someone in Romania but I only seem to have
part of the address and was hoping that someone could help me complete this
address. I am leaving the persons name off the email address for now as it
isn't important to the issue.
I thank you all for your kindness and help
name@...... what would the completion of this
email address be?

Thank you so much,
Sincerely,
Lois Friedman
Delray Beach, FL

Hello,

I'm trying to correspond with someone in Romania but I only seem to have
part of the address and was hoping that someone could help me complete this
address. I am leaving the persons name off the email address for now as it
isn't important to the issue.
I thank you all for your kindness and help
name@...... what would the completion of this
email address be?

Thank you so much,
Sincerely,
Lois Friedman
Delray Beach, FL

Jef Barnett wrote

Thanks to the several people who helped with the translation of
VM12937. The profession given on the record is 'Paktarz' or 'Pasztarz'
which no one seems to recognize.

http://www.archive.org/stream/s1vollstndigesha02konauoft/s1vollstndigesha02
konauoft_djvu.txt

shows:

Paktarz = Pachciarz


shows:

Pachciarz = tenant

Probably tenant of a farm,
a common Germanic word as in:
Dutch "Pachter", German "Pächter"

<http://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&p=wlqAU.&search=P%E4chter>

--
Evertjan Hannivoort.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

MODERATOR NOTE: The first link may take some time to come up.

Jef Barnett wrote

Thanks to the several people who helped with the translation of
VM12937. The profession given on the record is 'Paktarz' or 'Pasztarz'
which no one seems to recognize.

http://www.archive.org/stream/s1vollstndigesha02konauoft/s1vollstndigesha02
konauoft_djvu.txt

shows:

Paktarz = Pachciarz


shows:

Pachciarz = tenant

Probably tenant of a farm,
a common Germanic word as in:
Dutch "Pachter", German "Pächter"

<http://dict.leo.org/ende?lp=ende&p=wlqAU.&search=P%E4chter>

--
Evertjan Hannivoort.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

MODERATOR NOTE: The first link may take some time to come up.

http://www.hiszi-map.hu/catalog/index.php has detailed contemporary
maps for Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania, including small towns &
villages throughout these countries. The maps show geographic markers
(roads, bridges, streams, wooded areas) as well as inhabited areas and
cemetery locations (although in most cases the religious denomination
is not indicated, and I suspect dormant Jewish cemeteries may be
omitted).

Bob Friedman
Brooklyn, NY

http://www.hiszi-map.hu/catalog/index.php has detailed contemporary
maps for Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania, including small towns &
villages throughout these countries. The maps show geographic markers
(roads, bridges, streams, wooded areas) as well as inhabited areas and
cemetery locations (although in most cases the religious denomination
is not indicated, and I suspect dormant Jewish cemeteries may be
omitted).

Bob Friedman
Brooklyn, NY

Hello-
I am looking for descendents of my mother's great uncle Solomon (Salomon)
SCHREIBER and his wife Hermina.
Here Is what I know. Salamon Schreiber arrived in the United States on 27
August 1905 with his children: Moritz (9 yrs), Therese (2 yrs.), Jessie (5
yrs),Esther (7 yrs). They arrived on the St. Paul out of Southampton.
Their place of residence is listed as London.
They were going to Salamon's wife Hermina Schreiber at 161 Legol (?)
Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Another daughter, Jeannette, was born in the United States in 1908 or
1909.
Solomon died in February, 1956 and is buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery in
New Jersey near his wife, Hermina, who died 26 October 1913.
As a small child, I went with my parents to visit "Uncle Schreiber" and
his family. I believe that they lived in the Bronx in New York City.
Married names of their daughters were Theresa BLUTTMAN, (died 13 Nov
1991), Esther KATZ, Jessie BIERMAN.
Solomon Schreiber was the uncle of my grandmother Dora Schajovits
FUCHS/FOX. Her mother was Golde Schreiber, sister to Solomon. I believe
that the family came >from the area around Budapest but cannot pin down a
town for this Schreiber family. If anyone knows of this family, I would
appreciate any information or being put in contact with them.
Many thanks,
Ann Schweibish Armoza
armozaan@...

Searching: FUCHS (Eperjes/Presov, Slovakia), SCHREIBER (Budapest, Nagykata,
Hungary), STEINBERGER (Sabinov,Slovakia), SCHAJOVITS/SAJOVITS (Onok,Ukraine).

Hello-
I am looking for descendents of my mother's great uncle Solomon (Salomon)
SCHREIBER and his wife Hermina.
Here Is what I know. Salamon Schreiber arrived in the United States on 27
August 1905 with his children: Moritz (9 yrs), Therese (2 yrs.), Jessie (5
yrs),Esther (7 yrs). They arrived on the St. Paul out of Southampton.
Their place of residence is listed as London.
They were going to Salamon's wife Hermina Schreiber at 161 Legol (?)
Street, Brooklyn, NY.
Another daughter, Jeannette, was born in the United States in 1908 or
1909.
Solomon died in February, 1956 and is buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery in
New Jersey near his wife, Hermina, who died 26 October 1913.
As a small child, I went with my parents to visit "Uncle Schreiber" and
his family. I believe that they lived in the Bronx in New York City.
Married names of their daughters were Theresa BLUTTMAN, (died 13 Nov
1991), Esther KATZ, Jessie BIERMAN.
Solomon Schreiber was the uncle of my grandmother Dora Schajovits
FUCHS/FOX. Her mother was Golde Schreiber, sister to Solomon. I believe
that the family came >from the area around Budapest but cannot pin down a
town for this Schreiber family. If anyone knows of this family, I would
appreciate any information or being put in contact with them.
Many thanks,
Ann Schweibish Armoza
armozaan@...

Searching: FUCHS (Eperjes/Presov, Slovakia), SCHREIBER (Budapest, Nagykata,
Hungary), STEINBERGER (Sabinov,Slovakia), SCHAJOVITS/SAJOVITS (Onok,Ukraine).

It is most likely that your great grandparents succumbed during the great
cholera epidemic which occurred during that time.

Ann Rabinowitz
annrab@...

It is most likely that your great grandparents succumbed during the great
cholera epidemic which occurred during that time.

Ann Rabinowitz
annrab@...