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BLUMENTHAL(Khrapun)from Lithuania-Thank You #general

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Hi,
My thanks to all those who responded to my posting with information and
suggestions.
Carol Cohen
Bklyn NY
Anyone close to the MD State Archives in Annapolis? #general

Ron Arons
 

I need a simple lookup in the Baltimore birth index available at the MD
State Archives. If anyone can help, please contact me privately.

Thanks

Ron Arons
Oakland, CA
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Anyone close to the MD State Archives in Annapolis? #general

Ron Arons
 

I need a simple lookup in the Baltimore birth index available at the MD
State Archives. If anyone can help, please contact me privately.

Thanks

Ron Arons
Oakland, CA
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen BLUMENTHAL(Khrapun)from Lithuania-Thank You #general

,
 

Hi,
My thanks to all those who responded to my posting with information and
suggestions.
Carol Cohen
Bklyn NY
Translation from Russian to English #general

Terri Hannah <dmmcnp@...>
 

I have posted a Russian Language narrative style
marriage registration on Viewmate and would appreciate
a translation. There are two parts VM7746 and VM7747

Please send responses to me directly at
dmmcnp@....

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/All/viewmateview.asp?Key=7746
http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/All/viewmateview.asp?Key=7747

Thank you for your help. This is my great
grandparents marriage registration 1868.

Terri M Hannah
San Pedro, CA

CRICKSMAN/KRYKSMAN-Poland, Warka
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Translation from Russian to English #general

Terri Hannah <dmmcnp@...>
 

I have posted a Russian Language narrative style
marriage registration on Viewmate and would appreciate
a translation. There are two parts VM7746 and VM7747

Please send responses to me directly at
dmmcnp@....

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/All/viewmateview.asp?Key=7746
http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/All/viewmateview.asp?Key=7747

Thank you for your help. This is my great
grandparents marriage registration 1868.

Terri M Hannah
San Pedro, CA

CRICKSMAN/KRYKSMAN-Poland, Warka
Viewmate 7749 yiddish translation needed #general

Manuela Wyler <m.wyler@...>
 

Dear members
I posted on Viewmate
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=7749
a caption of a family picture and I would need help to figure what it,s about.
If it's of any help the family name is WEINTRAUB >from Tarnoruda, Skalat, Ukraine.
It may have been taken either before they left to New York or after they
arrived.
Please respond privately.
Best regards.
Manuela WYLER, Lyon, France.
m.wyler@...
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Viewmate 7749 yiddish translation needed #general

Manuela Wyler <m.wyler@...>
 

Dear members
I posted on Viewmate
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=7749
a caption of a family picture and I would need help to figure what it,s about.
If it's of any help the family name is WEINTRAUB >from Tarnoruda, Skalat, Ukraine.
It may have been taken either before they left to New York or after they
arrived.
Please respond privately.
Best regards.
Manuela WYLER, Lyon, France.
m.wyler@...
1891 NYC synagogue #general

JGyori@...
 

Dear Genners,
I found the marriage record of Abraham HERMAN, son of Benjamen and Ester
MUNTAG and Tobe JOCHMEWITZ, daughter of Salem(?) and Ruda DIENSTAG on 31 January
1891. It lists them as both being >from Austria. They were married in
Manhattan (New York City on the certificate.)

The person performing the ceremony was Elias BISGEIER, Cantor. The "official
station" or congregation is a long name crammed into a small space. I was
wondering of anyone could shed some light on the name.

It reads: 1st Chevra(?) Bnei David Ansche Radomysh
75 Pitt Street
Date of Record: February 7, 1891

Also, because this congregation married them, does that shed any light on
where in Austria they might be from. Family lore says it was an arranged
marriage.

Thank you in advance,

Judi Gyori Missel
Mesa, Arizona
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen 1891 NYC synagogue #general

JGyori@...
 

Dear Genners,
I found the marriage record of Abraham HERMAN, son of Benjamen and Ester
MUNTAG and Tobe JOCHMEWITZ, daughter of Salem(?) and Ruda DIENSTAG on 31 January
1891. It lists them as both being >from Austria. They were married in
Manhattan (New York City on the certificate.)

The person performing the ceremony was Elias BISGEIER, Cantor. The "official
station" or congregation is a long name crammed into a small space. I was
wondering of anyone could shed some light on the name.

It reads: 1st Chevra(?) Bnei David Ansche Radomysh
75 Pitt Street
Date of Record: February 7, 1891

Also, because this congregation married them, does that shed any light on
where in Austria they might be from. Family lore says it was an arranged
marriage.

Thank you in advance,

Judi Gyori Missel
Mesa, Arizona
Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Ukrainians at the IAJGS Conference in August #ukraine

Linda Cantor <lincan@...>
 

Have you registered yet to attend the Jewish Genealogy Conference in New
York, August 13-18? What are you waiting for? The Early Bird deadline is
May 15. (http://www.jgsny2006.org/registration.cfm)

We would like to point out to you some lectures that are of special interest
to those researching their Ukrainian heritage.

- Ron Doctor's and Sheree Roth's talk on the Kremenets (Ukraine)
Translation Projects: Vital Records, Yizkor Books, Revizskaya Skazka and
More.

- Miriam Weiner's talk on Archival Holdings in Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus,
Lithuania and Poland: An Update

- Joe Mankowitz's talk on World War I - 1915: Exile >from Lithuania to
Ukraine

- Joel Spector's talk on Russian Encyclopedias as a Source of Genealogical
Information

- Olga Muzychuk's talk on Tracing the History of Jewish Families in the
Historical Archives of Ukraine

- Jonathan Shea's talk on Unlocking Secrets: Translating Polish and Russian
Documents of Genealogical Value

- Dmitriy Margulis' talk on Through Russia's Turbulent Times

- Alex Dunai's talks on Tabula Registers: An Untapped Genealogical Resource
in the Lviv Archives and Ukrainian/Galician Archives: Records, Research and
Resourcefulness

- Sol Sylvan and John Kovacs' talk on travel to your ancestral shtetlach -
Bring your Ancestors to Life! Go Where They Walked.

All and all, a jammed-packed list of lectures, where you will be sure to
learn lots of new things.

So, what are you waiting for? Come to the website http://www.jgsny2006.org
and register now.

Linda Cantor and Hadassah Lipsius
Conference Co-Chairs
Ukrainians at the IAJGS Conference in August #ukraine

Linda Cantor <lincan@...>
 

Have you registered yet to attend the Jewish Genealogy Conference in New
York, August 13-18? What are you waiting for? The Early Bird deadline is
May 15. (http://www.jgsny2006.org/registration.cfm)

We would like to point out to you some lectures that are of special interest
to those researching their Ukrainian heritage.

- Ron Doctor's and Sheree Roth's talk on the Kremenets (Ukraine)
Translation Projects: Vital Records, Yizkor Books, Revizskaya Skazka and
More.

- Miriam Weiner's talk on Archival Holdings in Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus,
Lithuania and Poland: An Update

- Joe Mankowitz's talk on World War I - 1915: Exile >from Lithuania to
Ukraine

- Joel Spector's talk on Russian Encyclopedias as a Source of Genealogical
Information

- Olga Muzychuk's talk on Tracing the History of Jewish Families in the
Historical Archives of Ukraine

- Jonathan Shea's talk on Unlocking Secrets: Translating Polish and Russian
Documents of Genealogical Value

- Dmitriy Margulis' talk on Through Russia's Turbulent Times

- Alex Dunai's talks on Tabula Registers: An Untapped Genealogical Resource
in the Lviv Archives and Ukrainian/Galician Archives: Records, Research and
Resourcefulness

- Sol Sylvan and John Kovacs' talk on travel to your ancestral shtetlach -
Bring your Ancestors to Life! Go Where They Walked.

All and all, a jammed-packed list of lectures, where you will be sure to
learn lots of new things.

So, what are you waiting for? Come to the website http://www.jgsny2006.org
and register now.

Linda Cantor and Hadassah Lipsius
Conference Co-Chairs
EHRLICH of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico #latinamerica

Jane Reifer <cluttercontrol@...>
 

Hello,

I'm new to the list and would like to ask if any one knows of a Julius
EHRLICH who immigrated to Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the early 20th
century (I think) >from Moravia or Hungary. Julius' father was Josef and his
mother was Anna ARNSTEIN of Moravia or Bohemia. He was one of 11 siblings,
but I think he is the only one who settled in Mexico. One of his brothers
(we think his name was Isaac) was Provost or Rektor at the University of
Vienna. Two of his brothers, Morris and Emil, settled in the United States
(Kankakee, Illinois and Tampa, Florida) and may have visited him.

Perhaps some of this sounds familiar?

Thanks for your time,

Jane Ehrlich Reifer
Fullerton, California, USA

EHRLICH Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
REIFER Mexico, Costa Rica
GRYNBAUM Costa Rica
KAHLO Coyoacan, Mexico
RONSTADT Las Delicias, Sonora, Mexico
Latin America #LatinAmerica EHRLICH of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico #latinamerica

Jane Reifer <cluttercontrol@...>
 

Hello,

I'm new to the list and would like to ask if any one knows of a Julius
EHRLICH who immigrated to Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the early 20th
century (I think) >from Moravia or Hungary. Julius' father was Josef and his
mother was Anna ARNSTEIN of Moravia or Bohemia. He was one of 11 siblings,
but I think he is the only one who settled in Mexico. One of his brothers
(we think his name was Isaac) was Provost or Rektor at the University of
Vienna. Two of his brothers, Morris and Emil, settled in the United States
(Kankakee, Illinois and Tampa, Florida) and may have visited him.

Perhaps some of this sounds familiar?

Thanks for your time,

Jane Ehrlich Reifer
Fullerton, California, USA

EHRLICH Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
REIFER Mexico, Costa Rica
GRYNBAUM Costa Rica
KAHLO Coyoacan, Mexico
RONSTADT Las Delicias, Sonora, Mexico
Re: Genealogy quote from Lord Zuckerman #general

Harold Rabbie
 

Solly ZUCKERMAN was knighted in 1956 by Queen Elizabeth, thus becoming Sir
Solly. It's rumored that Prince Philip asked at the ceremony "Why is this
knight different >from all other knights?"

Zvi

"Saul Issroff" < saul@... > wrote:

'Wandering Jews were not in the habit of carrying their genealogical
records with them'.

This is a quote >from Lord Zuckerman's autobiography >from Apes to
Warlords, 1971.
Apes, 2).


Solly Zuckerman, became a Baron Zuckerman (1904-1993).
In World War II, his research for the British government included the impact
of bombing on people and buildings. Post-war he was professor of anatomy at
Birmingham University (1946-68). He was chief scientific adviser to the
Ministry of Defence (1960), and subsequently chief scientific adviser to the
British government (1964 to 1971).

He also served as the secretary of the Zoological Society of London >from 1955
to 1977 and as its President >from 1977 to 1984. Essentially he was one of the
pioneers of primate behavioural studies. His influence helped make science a
conventional part of Western world government policy.

Saul Issroff
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Genealogy quote from Lord Zuckerman #general

Harold Rabbie
 

Solly ZUCKERMAN was knighted in 1956 by Queen Elizabeth, thus becoming Sir
Solly. It's rumored that Prince Philip asked at the ceremony "Why is this
knight different >from all other knights?"

Zvi

"Saul Issroff" < saul@... > wrote:

'Wandering Jews were not in the habit of carrying their genealogical
records with them'.

This is a quote >from Lord Zuckerman's autobiography >from Apes to
Warlords, 1971.
Apes, 2).


Solly Zuckerman, became a Baron Zuckerman (1904-1993).
In World War II, his research for the British government included the impact
of bombing on people and buildings. Post-war he was professor of anatomy at
Birmingham University (1946-68). He was chief scientific adviser to the
Ministry of Defence (1960), and subsequently chief scientific adviser to the
British government (1964 to 1971).

He also served as the secretary of the Zoological Society of London >from 1955
to 1977 and as its President >from 1977 to 1984. Essentially he was one of the
pioneers of primate behavioural studies. His influence helped make science a
conventional part of Western world government policy.

Saul Issroff
Re: Mac Users with Reunion8 Genealogy Software #general

bud484bg@...
 

Would any JewishGen members using Mac computers with Reunion 8
Genealogy Software please contact me privately.
I have been using this genealogy program for some time and am in need
of some feedback re my research.

I would appreciate your response to me privately.

Beatrice Markel
Redondo Beach, California
EMail: bud484bg@...
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re:Mac Users with Reunion8 Genealogy Software #general

bud484bg@...
 

Would any JewishGen members using Mac computers with Reunion 8
Genealogy Software please contact me privately.
I have been using this genealogy program for some time and am in need
of some feedback re my research.

I would appreciate your response to me privately.

Beatrice Markel
Redondo Beach, California
EMail: bud484bg@...
Re: BONDI as a translation of YOM TOV (in Italy)? #general

Stan Klaff <stanklaff@...>
 

Bondi is not uncommon - a search of the White Pages in Italy reveal at least
at 50

Also Bondi Beach in Australia


BONDI is a not entirely uncommon surname in Europe among Jews, both Sfardim
and Ashkenazim. In Romance languages it means "good day," and was used by
Jews who were named YomTov

I just read that one Sandro BONDI, is the national coordinator for the
Forza Italia Party headed by recently defeated Italian prime minister Silvio
Berlusconi. Is BONDI a known name among Italian gentiles?

I am descended >from a line of YomTovs. There are many traces of names
similar to my family name, BERNET, that are associated with YomTovs in the
Middle Ages, in Provence, Spain and Italy and whenever there is a prompt, like
this, my quixotic heart muscle twinges a little.

Information on Italian Jewish Bondis, anyone?.

Michael Bernet, New York >>>
JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: BONDI as a translation of YOM TOV (in Italy)? #general

Stan Klaff <stanklaff@...>
 

Bondi is not uncommon - a search of the White Pages in Italy reveal at least
at 50

Also Bondi Beach in Australia


BONDI is a not entirely uncommon surname in Europe among Jews, both Sfardim
and Ashkenazim. In Romance languages it means "good day," and was used by
Jews who were named YomTov

I just read that one Sandro BONDI, is the national coordinator for the
Forza Italia Party headed by recently defeated Italian prime minister Silvio
Berlusconi. Is BONDI a known name among Italian gentiles?

I am descended >from a line of YomTovs. There are many traces of names
similar to my family name, BERNET, that are associated with YomTovs in the
Middle Ages, in Provence, Spain and Italy and whenever there is a prompt, like
this, my quixotic heart muscle twinges a little.

Information on Italian Jewish Bondis, anyone?.

Michael Bernet, New York >>>
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