Search celular number and eMail address for a person in Israel
#israel
Shimy Karni
Hello,
I am trying to locate a celular phone number and/or eMail address for a person in Israel for a givven name in Israel. Can anyone addvise me how to find it? Thanks a lot, Shimi Karni, Israel
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Badatelna
#austria-czech
#hungary
#slovakia
LarryBassist@...
What happened to the Badatelna images that used to be on their site? Does anyone know where they can be accessed now?
For example, I had recorded this link that no longer works: http://www.badatelna.eu/fond/1073/reprodukce/?zaznamId=2860&reproId=43379 Thanks for your help, Larry Bassist USA
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Workman's Circle headstone does not mention wife and daughter of the deceased. Why?
#usa
angel kosfiszer
Here is a picture of the headstone of my 2nd cousin's husband. She did the paper work when her husband died but her name/relationship and their daughter's name/relationship is not on the headstone. The death certificate suggests they were not living together at the time of death. Was their enmity so strong she did not want to have her name on the stone?. May be their name/relationship is on the back?
-- Angel KosfiszerRichardson, Texas
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Re: Acquiring records from Kaunas (Lithuania) Regional State Archives
#lithuania
Russ Maurer
Many thousands of records in the Kaunas archive have been filmed by the Family History Library in recent years and are available online (though not always easy to find). LitvakSIG is in the process of updating its online database (All-Lithuania Database or ALD) with all available film links. As an interim measure until the update is posted, I invite anyone seeking a record from Kaunas to check with me first to see if the record has been filmed. My email is vhrproject@....
I reached out to Mr. Katz privately and in his case all the records he wanted were in fact online. Russ Maurer Pepper Pike, OH Records Acquisition & Translation coordinator, LitvakSIG
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Bessarabia Research Division progress report for the month of August, 20222
#records
#bessarabia
#JewishGenUpdates
Dear friends, researchers,
Here is an update for the Bessarabia Research Division projects for the month of August 2022. See also at What's New at Bessarabia website. Bessarabian Databases. Updates:
JewishGen Bessarabia Research Division Winter Symposium:
If you have questions about our group/website, please do not hesitate to email me. Yefim Kogan JewishGen Bessarabia Research Division Leader and Coordinator
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Search for grandmother and parents
#poland
Jane Leusink
Dear members, I am looking for information about the parents of Gudes Bursztyn, grandmother of my late husband Leo Cukier. Gudes was born in Warsaw, house 31/10, Praga, March 13, year 1896. She died in Sobibor april 1943 from Holland. I am especially interested in the parents of Gudes: Father Cecil Leib Bursztyn, mother Ryvka Szaindle, born Ciszinska/Ciszsinki. Gudes was Registered Birth Registries for Israelite Confession of the Commissariat 12 of the State Police of the Capital Warsaw on April 8, 1896. N0. 119.
Kind regards Jane Leusink. The Netherlands/Groningen
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Search for Bursztyn and Ciszinsky family
#warsaw
Jane Leusink
I am searching Gisela Lejby Bursztyn and Rywka Szaindle Ciszynski from Warsaw, Parents of Gudes Bursztyn (13-03-1896) en Abrahan Wulf (02-06-1898)
Location House 31/10, Praga. Birth registries Israelite Confession of the Commissariat 12 State Police. Warsaw April 8, 196 (Gudes). Any information about Gisela, Rywka, the Israelite Confession or the Commissariat is very welcome. Thank you very much, Jane Yvonne Cukier- Leusink, The Netherlands. janeleusink@...
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Re: 1903 family list of Volkovysk residents
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ramot418@...
So would I. I had a great uncle (Baruch Epstein) who lived there before the Holocaust.
------------------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Goldberg Jerusalem, Israel Researching: Sagan/Shagan family from Veliuona (Velon), Lithuania Goldberg family from Vidukle, Lithuania Susselovitch/Zuselovitch family from Raseiniai (Rassein), Lithuania
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Re: Acquiring records from Kaunas (Lithuania) Regional State Archives
#lithuania
ramot418@...
@Jody Tzucker:
That may be true for large amounts, but it is still relatively expensive for small amounts - which is the same problem with wiring money.. Let us say that I would have to pay the Kaunas Archives €12 for a document (I remember it was something like that). At "wise.com" I plugged in an amount which would send exactly €12 to the Archives. The calculated fee was €4.60. ------------------------------------------------------ Steve Goldberg Jerusalem, Israel Researching: Sagan/Shagan family from Veliuona (Velon), Lithuania Goldberg family from Vidukle, Lithuania Susselovitch/Zuselovitch family from Raseiniai (Rassein), Lithuania
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Re: Disner and Vdig
#russia
Yale Reisner
Your town is Dzisna in today’s Belarus.
Yale Reisner
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Re: 1903 family list of Volkovysk residents
#belarus
Jill Whitehead
Vilkaviskis or Wilkawiski was in Suwalki gubernia that was in NE Poland and went into Lithuania in 1918.
Beware of places with similar names. Jill Whitehead, Surrey, UK
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Abraham Haldey family
#ukraine
RozaTyler@...
Searching for Abraham Haldeys children, my grandfather efim Haldey was one of his 13 children. He had a sister named Klara too. They are from Ukraine originally, but my grandfather moved to Riga Latvia with my grandmother Rozalia either before or after the war. I think most of thr siblings stayed in Ukraine, some may have moved to Moscow or Riga. If you know anyone or are related to this family please reach out to me. Rozalia mihailovna meytus .
Thank you.
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Re: The Jews in the Well, Norwich, England
#dna
Jill Whitehead
The six bodies examined in more detail were:
Three full sisters : H5c2 Three males related to each other and to the three sisters: T1a1a E1b1b1b2a1b1a J1a2a1a2d2b2 From first paragraph on page 4 of Current Biology 32, October 2022 which can be downloaded for free. Jill Whitehead, Surrey, UK
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Re: DNA analysis solves mystery of bodies found at bottom of medieval well
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Jill Whitehead
This is in all the British newspapers this morning and you can download the paper for free from Current Biology. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2022.08.036. It follows on from initial investigations in 2011 and a BBC programme from then called Cold Case. The haplogroups of the 6 bodies tested for ancient DNA were:
Three full sisters: H5c2 One male: E1b1b1b2a1b1a One male: J1a2a1a2d2b2 One male: T1a1a The three males were related to each other and to the three sisters. These are all established Ashkenazi haplogroups today, and they showed evidence of Ashkenazi endogamic disorders related to a population bottle neck c 1140. Jill Whitehead, Surrey, UK
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Yaron Pedhazur
Do you have a paper trail or family knowledge he was a son of Rabbi Moses Eichenstein of Schodnica, and his mother Sara Rifka Efrusi ? If you have, no need to question, life in the shtetle was challenging enough, multiple reasons to leave, from personal to army draft… the name Philip is a non-issue, just Americanized. Jewish name may have been, for example, Feivish. Yaron Pedhazur
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Re: Oldest son in Eastern European families--2 questions
#general
ramot418@...
From what I know (hearsay, not documents), any son designated by the family would be exempt, not necessarily the eldest one.
----------------------------------------------------------------- Steve Goldberg Jerusalem, Israel Researching: Sagan/Shagan family from Veliuona (Velon), Lithuania Goldberg family from Vidukle, Lithuania Susselovitch/Zuselovitch family from Raseiniai (Rassein), Lithuania
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Re: Basis for inclusion of George Barnett
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Adam Turner
It appears that the specific record you are referring to is in The Family Tree of the Jewish People.
There is a FAQ that explains how records get into the FTJP database here: https://www.jewishgen.org/gedcom/faq/ I am not thoroughly versed in every potential corner case regarding how GEDCOM files get uploaded into the FTJP, but the one-sentence answer to your question is: all of this data originates with user submissions, just like user-submitted trees on Geni or Ancestry.com, and thus it is only as reliable as the researcher who submitted it. As for why the researcher the FTJP lists as the submitter claims to be incorrectly listed: much of the data in the FTJP is very old. Barring an unusual occurrence like corrupted data causing the database to incorrectly match tree entries with users who didn't submit those trees, I suspect that probably one or more of the following is likely the case:
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Re: Variations on Solomonski?
#names
Bernard Flam
Hi from Paris,
We just translated in French the testimony of Yankel CELEMENSKI who was a Bundist, a Resistant and survived Warsaw ghetto uprising : he lived later in Israel till his death. Some Celemenski families are still living in France. Khavershaft Bernard Flam Archives & history of Medem Center - Arbeter Ring of France (Bund, Skif, Workmen Circle)
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Re: OLSZTYN
#names
Rodney Eisfelder
Jonathan,
Olsztyn is the Polish name of the town previously known as Allenstein, now in North-eastern Poland, and previously in East Prussia. Allenstein was also the name of local the kreis (county). As a topoynmic surname, it is not likely to be exclusively Jewish, or exclusively any other religion. I hope this helps, Rodney Eisfelder Melbourne, Australia
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Seeking Information about the ANGIELCZYK family in Lukow and surrounding region, Poland
#poland
Hello,
I've been researching the ANGIELCZYK side of my family for the past couple of years. I have managed to get as far back as the mid-to-late 1700s. My branch of the family resided mostly in Lukow, Poland, though there was significant migration to places like Warsaw. Unfortunately, the Warsaw records are very poor because of mass destruction of files. There appear to be branches of the family that either originally came from, or migrated to, Sokolow-Podlaski and surrounding areas. I have been trying to find out how these branches were related (if they were), and I feel as though the information that I'm missing exists at the top-most levels of my tree. I have very little information about siblings at that level. I would be happy to share my tree with anyone who shares the surname. It would be gratifying to be able to iron out a few mysteries. Best, Sarah English
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