I've posted 2 vital records in Polish (or Russian?) for which I would appreciate a translation of the essential data. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses:

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM80478

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http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM80479

 

Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page.

I apologize for being unable to distinguish between Latin alphabet Polish and Latin alphabet Russian.

 

Thank you very much.

 

Judy Zimmerman Silverman

 

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Hi Steven.

As mentioned in my email, I am beginning to find Davids in North America, writ large, including Canada. I will find the Manifest for entry into Halifax or some other Canada-Nova Scotia Port. This is dependent on the Ship leaving England.

My best wishes to all of you in Israel!!

Your possible relative, Julien David

I will continue correspondence privately.

You are amazing, thank you very much
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Jgodelnik

Another thing, I forgot to ask – does the census point Rachel mother name and Michael parents' names? I cannot open the file you attached.

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Jgodelnik

We know that Frymeta Rochwargier, (?birth 1872 Sobota) daughter of Anszel Leib Rochwargier and Alta Zena Zajonc was married with 8 children. We do not know her married name. Any connection with anyone, descendants?

Ingrid Rockberger
Raanana
Israel

Looking for descendants of Abram/Abraham Rochverger/Rauchverger, born approx. 1884, death date unknown, arrived in the US June 8^th 1904 on the ship “Kroonland” – point of departure Antwerp, last place of residence London. He had arrived in London from Hamburg July 1st 1902 on the ship Silvia. He was a resident of Lodz and his parents (hopefully) were Anszel Leib Rochverger (born 1845 in Strykow) and Alta Dyna Zajonc (born 1844 in Strykow).

We believe Abraham could be the brother of Mordechai Mendel Rochverger, who settled in England with his family. Family lore has it that a brother came to England with Mordechai (anglicized to Marks Rockberger), then went on to the US – Chicago – and was never heard from again. Could Abraham be the missing brother? Abraham arrived in London in 1902 on the same ship as Mordechai.

Ingrid Rockberger
Raanana
Israel

 

Dear all,

I am new to this forum- thank you very much for allowing me in. 

I have received a very moving document from YadVashem - the deportation file of my ancestors from Latvia in 1941 by the Soviets.

I can barely make head or tail of it, I think it mentions two people- Ilja Goldberg born 1922 z"l and Moshe Goldberg born 1884 z"l.

The actual file is 24 pages long. I'm attaching one page of it here- if you think you could help some more- that would be amazing and I can send it to you- but no worries if not!



I look forward to receiving some translations.   

 Stay safe,

Yoav.

Dear Lynn

I am very grateful to you for the findings. I have no doubt the data fits my great aunt and her family.

Does the Census point the year they came to the United States? Have they lived all the years only at the address listed in the 1930 census? If it is not difficult – I would thank you for every bit of information.

Thank you very much

Joseph

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Jgodelnik

On my great great grandmother's Michigan death record, her birth town is listed as Rosolovitz, Russia. Google doesn't seem to believe this town has ever existed. Has anyone ever heard of this place, or anything that might phonetically match it?
Thanks, Julie

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Paul Auerbach
Sharon, Massachusetts, USA


Researching:

ARONSON /ARENSON (Podolia (Gubernia), Ukraine), ATTELL/ETTEL (Krakow, Poland),  (AUERBACH / AVERBUKH (Chisinau, Moldova), BARR (Kreslavka, Latvia), BECK (Krakow, Poland),  
BENJAMIN (Ostrolenka, Poland), BLODEK/WLODEK (Krakow, Poland), CALKE / SELKA (Ostrolenka, Poland), CHAKIM / KHAKIM (Maisiagala / Musninkai/ Vilnius, Lithuania), 
DAVIDSON (Traby, Belarus), DREYEK (Krakow, Poland), HALTZMAN/HOLZMAN (Chisinau, Moldova), HURWITZ / HURVICH (Musninkai, Lithuania), ITCHOFF (Lechowitz, Belarus), 
KAPLAN (Dzyarzhynsk / Minsk, Belarus), LAZAROWITZ / LEISEROVICI (Iasi, Romania), LEVINE /LEVIN / LEWIN (Traby, Belarus), MESCHER/MEZAK (Odessa, Ukraine), 
MINKIN (Rezekne / Kaunata, Latvia), NEEDLE / NUDELL (Odessa, Ukraine & Lechowitz, Belarus), NESIS / NESSIS (Zinkiv, Ukraine), PELICAN / PELIKAN (London, England & Tarnow / Krakow, Poland), 
ROSENLICHT (Krakow, Poland), SHAFFMAN (Lechowitz, Belarus), TAFFET (Krakow, Poland), WEINER/VENER (Vilnius, Lithuania)

The Salvador had nothing to do with a  voyage from Lisbon to Lourenco Marques.   Portugal had regular shipping between those ports.  Whether
there are passenger lists available i have no idea.

Images of the Jewish births, marriages and deaths for Łosice (1829-1860) can be found on the Polish Sate Archives website, at: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/zespol/-/zespol/56368
Looking at Łosice 1858 Marriage #11, it says:
 - Groom:  Moszek Leyb LEWIN, age 19, son of Herszek and Sura Ryfka, of the village of Przesmyki,
 - Bride:  Fayga GUTMAN, age 17, daughter of Joska and Masia, also of the village of Przesmyki.

Warren

On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 12:51 PM, Della Peretti wrote:

Lisbon to Mozambique

Wiki is showing RMS Ebro - url https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Ebro

Hope this helps.  nwaksberg@...

The Slutsk pinkas ends in 1924. I have an ancestor who died there in 1926, where would I be able to get a hold of his death records?
Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.

Yehuda Rubin  <yehudazevrubin@...>