Hi,

I am looking for a family that lived somewhere in the US, with the surname
NEITLICH.

I have very little information: one member of the family was in the US army
or special forces, and that they had relatives in Poland in the 1950's.

If you have any lead on the above, please reply privately to me, at
golanron@....

Thank you,

Rony Golan
Ramat Hasharon, Israel

I'm going to be doing some research in the 1915 NYC directory and would
be happy to do lookups sometime during the next few weeks. If you live
near the Oakland FHL the film will be available there until Aug. 4.
Please contact me off-list.

Vivian Kahn, Oakland, CA
vkahn@...

I'm going to be doing some research in the 1915 NYC directory and would
be happy to do lookups sometime during the next few weeks. If you live
near the Oakland FHL the film will be available there until Aug. 4.
Please contact me off-list.

Vivian Kahn, Oakland, CA
vkahn@...

Hi,

I am looking for a family that lived somewhere in the US, with the surname
NEITLICH.

I have very little information: one member of the family was in the US army
or special forces, and that they had relatives in Poland in the 1950's.

If you have any lead on the above, please reply privately to me, at
golanron@....

Thank you,

Rony Golan
Ramat Hasharon, Israel

I'm looking for...

Jean GOLDSTEIN (parents Leonard and Eleanor)
Michael KATZ (father Israel)

They're both about 56 and grew up on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Thanks for any leads.

Renee

Renee Stern Steinig
Dix Hills (Long Island), New York, USA
RSteinig@...

On May 29, 2003, Miriam Korshak (mkorshak@... wrote:

<<Researching decendants of Tevye and Bella KORSHAK. 19th century
immigration records state Kiev as place of origin. Later research
suggests they actually lived in a Kiev "suburb" or nearby small town,
probably SHILOFKI or SHULIAVSKA. In today's metropolitan Kiev, this
is the area near the Ukraine Military School.

Lack of success in finding any confirmation that Shilofki or Shuliavska
is indeed the home area, now want to identify better the boundaries of
the city of Kiev in 1850s, as well as suburban or rural small towns
nearby that today would be part of Greater Kiev.>>

In Michael Hamm's "Kiev: a Portrait. 1800-1917," Princeton University
Press, 1991, the factory district of Shuliavka is discussed several
times. Because Kiev's railroad line was extended to it, it is likely that
many Jews of the Lypky district. Many Jews also lived in Kiev's
Percharsk, and Ploskaia Districts, a fewer in the district of Podil.
Jews also lived in the outlying Demievka area where a large proportion of
Jews worked for the Brodsky sugar factory. Jews who lived in the Lypky
district and on the main Kreshchatyk area were more affluent than other
Kiev Jewish, and some, like the Ginzbergs and Brodskys, Gorensteins, and
Markons, were extremely wealthy.

Any Jewishgenner interested in Kiev, should read Hamm's book. Although one
of its chapters is devoted to Jews, that chapter should be read in the
ontext of the rest of Kiev's history.


Naomi Fatouros (nee FELDMAN)
Bloomington, Indiana
NFatouros@...
Researching: BELKOWSKY and BIELKOWSKY, Odessa and Berdichev;ROTHSTEIN,
Kremenchug; FELDMAN, Pinsk; SCHUTZ, RETTIG, WAHL, Shcherets; LEVY,
Mulhouse; SAS or SASS,Podwolochisk; RAPOPORT, Tarnopol, Korostyshev;
BEHAM, Salok and Kharkov; WOLPIANSKY, Ostryna.

On May 29, 2003, Miriam Korshak (mkorshak@... wrote:

<<Researching decendants of Tevye and Bella KORSHAK. 19th century
immigration records state Kiev as place of origin. Later research
suggests they actually lived in a Kiev "suburb" or nearby small town,
probably SHILOFKI or SHULIAVSKA. In today's metropolitan Kiev, this
is the area near the Ukraine Military School.

Lack of success in finding any confirmation that Shilofki or Shuliavska
is indeed the home area, now want to identify better the boundaries of
the city of Kiev in 1850s, as well as suburban or rural small towns
nearby that today would be part of Greater Kiev.>>

In Michael Hamm's "Kiev: a Portrait. 1800-1917," Princeton University
Press, 1991, the factory district of Shuliavka is discussed several
times. Because Kiev's railroad line was extended to it, it is likely that
many Jews of the Lypky district. Many Jews also lived in Kiev's
Percharsk, and Ploskaia Districts, a fewer in the district of Podil.
Jews also lived in the outlying Demievka area where a large proportion of
Jews worked for the Brodsky sugar factory. Jews who lived in the Lypky
district and on the main Kreshchatyk area were more affluent than other
Kiev Jewish, and some, like the Ginzbergs and Brodskys, Gorensteins, and
Markons, were extremely wealthy.

Any Jewishgenner interested in Kiev, should read Hamm's book. Although one
of its chapters is devoted to Jews, that chapter should be read in the
ontext of the rest of Kiev's history.


Naomi Fatouros (nee FELDMAN)
Bloomington, Indiana
NFatouros@...
Researching: BELKOWSKY and BIELKOWSKY, Odessa and Berdichev;ROTHSTEIN,
Kremenchug; FELDMAN, Pinsk; SCHUTZ, RETTIG, WAHL, Shcherets; LEVY,
Mulhouse; SAS or SASS,Podwolochisk; RAPOPORT, Tarnopol, Korostyshev;
BEHAM, Salok and Kharkov; WOLPIANSKY, Ostryna.

I'm looking for...

Jean GOLDSTEIN (parents Leonard and Eleanor)
Michael KATZ (father Israel)

They're both about 56 and grew up on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Thanks for any leads.

Renee

Renee Stern Steinig
Dix Hills (Long Island), New York, USA
RSteinig@...

Dear Belarus Sig members,
It 's been a long, long time since I've posted names I am researching in
Belarus and elsewhere. I hope we can make a connection..

Just in case we have any names in common:
Belarus TAUBES, TOIBES, TOUBES, TOBIAS (other sp); PROTAS, PROTASOVICH,
KAMINSKY,
ROZANSKY, ZLOTNIK,SLOTNICK, WEINER Novyy Sverzhen, Stolbtsy, Mir, Nesvizh,
Nestanovichi, Yasevichi, elsewhere Minsk Gub Belarus; HOROWICZ, HOROWITZ,
GOREVICZ, (other sp), DROZNAN (other sp) Dolginovo, Vileika Uyezd, Minsk Gub

Lithuania GOLDSHMIDT, SHL(I)OMOVICH, ATKATZ, BERSHANSKY, BORTSIANSKY,
BREGOVSKY, BRONZNIK, DRUSKOVITZ, EPPELES,EYSUROVICH,
FILVINSKY, HERSCHKOWITZ, ITSYKOVICH, KATS, KOTKES, LANGMAN, LIBERMAN,
LOMIANSKY,NEKRITZ, POGIR, PROMSHICK, RANDMAN, REINAS, SHTEREN, VIDOKLER,
VIDUTSKY, YILYDIVICH, YUDELEVICH, ZHUKOVICH, ZHUKOVSKY, ZILIN, ZLOT Seta,
Kaunas, Keidainiai, Krakes, Jonava, Trapei, Ukmerge, Vandziogala,
Villijampole, Zemiai, elsewhere Lith;
GITTES Kaunas, Adutiskis,(Haydutishok), elsewhere Vilna Uyezd, Svencionys
Lith
FILVINSKY all of above plus Saratov Russia
IVENSKY Kaunas, Jonava, Geguzine

Latvia GUTTERMAN Daugavpils, Latvia

Romania HAFNER, DAVIS, DAVID (other sp),ORINDARIN, ROZENWEIG, BERCU, MEIR,
MOZIS, NADLER,BAUCH, BLUMENFELD, COTER,VEXLER, SPIEGLER, Botosani, Bucecea,
Iasai,Bucaresti, Suceava, Galati, Bacau, Romania

Poland/Galicia WACHSMAN,WAKSMAN, WAXMAN (other sp), STEIN, LINK, LINKE,
LINKA, HIRSCHMAN,GOLDBAUM, Sandomierz, Ostrowiec, Bogoria, Klimontow,
Koprzywnica, Iwaniska, Lagow, Opatow, Ozarow, Polaniec, Staszow, Stopnica,
Zawichost
Kielce-Radom Poland; KOENIGSBERG,SONNENBLICK, Lancut, Kanczuga Galicia)
Poland

Susan Goldsmith jcwsmg@...
Piedmont CA

The following is the official response >from the Belarus Embassy in
Washington DC regarding the former Grodno Jewish cemetery.

Dave
--
David Fox
Mail to: davefox@...
Belarus SIG Coordinator
Arnold, MD USA
http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus

***************************
On the Situation with the Site of a Jewish Cemetery in Grodno

The Embassy deeply appreciates the concerns of the American Jewish community
about the situation with the site of a Jewish cemetery in Grodno and wants
to stress the absence of any improper intentions and schemes on behalf of
the authorities of the city with regard to the renovation of the Neman
Stadium in Grodno.

The Embassy would like to point to the fact, that actually there has been no
cemetery at the place in question >from the late 50s of the last century, at
least. Before that the Soviet authorities had already destroyed the cemetery
by turning it into a construction site for sport facilities. So, not only

from the point of view of an ordinary passer-by, but also >from the position

of the present-day authorities of Grodno there was no question of
deliberately demolishing a cemetery.

The Embassy would also like to totally exclude a possible presumption, that
the site of the cemetery in question was used improperly because it was a
Jewish cemetery. The Embassy is very sorry to acknowledge, that the then
Soviet authorities were very free in demolishing of Jewish, Orthodox,
Catholic and Muslim cemeteries, as well as of other historic places. Far

from advocating the practice, the Embassy would like to ask the American

Jewish community to take this sad and irreparable fact into account.

On its part, this Embassy is doing its best to communicate the concerns of
the American Jewish community about the situation with the site of the
Jewish cemetery to the authorities in Grodno. The Embassy assures all the
concerned with the matter, that the authorities of Grodno are aware of the
situation and are working in close cooperation with the local Jewish
community to resolve the problem in a proper manner.

The Embassy is thankful to all those, who have brought the matter to our
attention. This will definitely help us to be more careful in handling with
the sites of historic and personally emotional significance for
multinational and multi-religious community of Belarus

Dear Belarus Sig members,
It 's been a long, long time since I've posted names I am researching in
Belarus and elsewhere. I hope we can make a connection..

Just in case we have any names in common:
Belarus TAUBES, TOIBES, TOUBES, TOBIAS (other sp); PROTAS, PROTASOVICH,
KAMINSKY,
ROZANSKY, ZLOTNIK,SLOTNICK, WEINER Novyy Sverzhen, Stolbtsy, Mir, Nesvizh,
Nestanovichi, Yasevichi, elsewhere Minsk Gub Belarus; HOROWICZ, HOROWITZ,
GOREVICZ, (other sp), DROZNAN (other sp) Dolginovo, Vileika Uyezd, Minsk Gub

Lithuania GOLDSHMIDT, SHL(I)OMOVICH, ATKATZ, BERSHANSKY, BORTSIANSKY,
BREGOVSKY, BRONZNIK, DRUSKOVITZ, EPPELES,EYSUROVICH,
FILVINSKY, HERSCHKOWITZ, ITSYKOVICH, KATS, KOTKES, LANGMAN, LIBERMAN,
LOMIANSKY,NEKRITZ, POGIR, PROMSHICK, RANDMAN, REINAS, SHTEREN, VIDOKLER,
VIDUTSKY, YILYDIVICH, YUDELEVICH, ZHUKOVICH, ZHUKOVSKY, ZILIN, ZLOT Seta,
Kaunas, Keidainiai, Krakes, Jonava, Trapei, Ukmerge, Vandziogala,
Villijampole, Zemiai, elsewhere Lith;
GITTES Kaunas, Adutiskis,(Haydutishok), elsewhere Vilna Uyezd, Svencionys
Lith
FILVINSKY all of above plus Saratov Russia
IVENSKY Kaunas, Jonava, Geguzine

Latvia GUTTERMAN Daugavpils, Latvia

Romania HAFNER, DAVIS, DAVID (other sp),ORINDARIN, ROZENWEIG, BERCU, MEIR,
MOZIS, NADLER,BAUCH, BLUMENFELD, COTER,VEXLER, SPIEGLER, Botosani, Bucecea,
Iasai,Bucaresti, Suceava, Galati, Bacau, Romania

Poland/Galicia WACHSMAN,WAKSMAN, WAXMAN (other sp), STEIN, LINK, LINKE,
LINKA, HIRSCHMAN,GOLDBAUM, Sandomierz, Ostrowiec, Bogoria, Klimontow,
Koprzywnica, Iwaniska, Lagow, Opatow, Ozarow, Polaniec, Staszow, Stopnica,
Zawichost
Kielce-Radom Poland; KOENIGSBERG,SONNENBLICK, Lancut, Kanczuga Galicia)
Poland

Susan Goldsmith jcwsmg@...
Piedmont CA

The following is the official response >from the Belarus Embassy in
Washington DC regarding the former Grodno Jewish cemetery.

Dave
--
David Fox
Mail to: davefox@...
Belarus SIG Coordinator
Arnold, MD USA
http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus

***************************
On the Situation with the Site of a Jewish Cemetery in Grodno

The Embassy deeply appreciates the concerns of the American Jewish community
about the situation with the site of a Jewish cemetery in Grodno and wants
to stress the absence of any improper intentions and schemes on behalf of
the authorities of the city with regard to the renovation of the Neman
Stadium in Grodno.

The Embassy would like to point to the fact, that actually there has been no
cemetery at the place in question >from the late 50s of the last century, at
least. Before that the Soviet authorities had already destroyed the cemetery
by turning it into a construction site for sport facilities. So, not only

from the point of view of an ordinary passer-by, but also >from the position

of the present-day authorities of Grodno there was no question of
deliberately demolishing a cemetery.

The Embassy would also like to totally exclude a possible presumption, that
the site of the cemetery in question was used improperly because it was a
Jewish cemetery. The Embassy is very sorry to acknowledge, that the then
Soviet authorities were very free in demolishing of Jewish, Orthodox,
Catholic and Muslim cemeteries, as well as of other historic places. Far

from advocating the practice, the Embassy would like to ask the American

Jewish community to take this sad and irreparable fact into account.

On its part, this Embassy is doing its best to communicate the concerns of
the American Jewish community about the situation with the site of the
Jewish cemetery to the authorities in Grodno. The Embassy assures all the
concerned with the matter, that the authorities of Grodno are aware of the
situation and are working in close cooperation with the local Jewish
community to resolve the problem in a proper manner.

The Embassy is thankful to all those, who have brought the matter to our
attention. This will definitely help us to be more careful in handling with
the sites of historic and personally emotional significance for
multinational and multi-religious community of Belarus

Jim Bennett schrieb:

Anyone possessing a NEHAB genealogy, or a portion of one, is requested
to contact me.

The Theresienstadt Memorial Book has four entries for NEHAB:

Dorchen (born 15 Jan 1856), Felix (19 Jun 1863), Johanna (27 Jul 1857)
and Martin (21 Oct 1885).

Let me know if you want further details,

with kind regards

Fritz Neubauer, North Germany

PLEASE REPLY PRIVATELY - Thank You. Gersig Moderator on duty

Jim Bennett schrieb:

Anyone possessing a NEHAB genealogy, or a portion of one, is requested
to contact me.

The Theresienstadt Memorial Book has four entries for NEHAB:

Dorchen (born 15 Jan 1856), Felix (19 Jun 1863), Johanna (27 Jul 1857)
and Martin (21 Oct 1885).

Let me know if you want further details,

with kind regards

Fritz Neubauer, North Germany

PLEASE REPLY PRIVATELY - Thank You. Gersig Moderator on duty

1.My great great great grandmother was Bertha married
first in about 1813 to my ancestor Schmuel GINSBERG.
They lived in Breslau or Beuthen. They divorced about
1820.
Henriette then re-married in about 1822. Her second
husband was STEINITZ.
They had a son Dr. Med. Siegfried STEINITZ, born about
1823. And a daughter Henriette STEINITZ born about
1825.
Henriette married PLESSNER and they had 3 daughters.

2.Today I discovered, on microfilm, a catalogue of an
exhibition held in Breslau betweeen Nov. 1936 and Jan.
1937. It was ' "Das Juedische Bildnis in Schlesien",
Austellung von Portraits von 1800-1860.'

In it I discovered the following entry:
"SKUTSCH, Helene. geb. STEINITZ. Mutter der Fr. Dr.
Ph. Ludw. ZWICKLITZ" It was owned by Martha ZWICKLITZ.

Is this Helene, born STEINITZ, related to the Steinitz
family mentioned in 1. above?

Does anyone have any more information about the
STEINITZ or PLESSNER family mentioned in 1. or 2.?

Any information about SKUTSCH?

Please contact Adam Yamey,
London, UK<adamandlopa@...>

Hello,

where can this family tree be seen (copied/scanned)?

Regards

Marcelo Rosenbaum
Stockport UK

1.My great great great grandmother was Bertha married
first in about 1813 to my ancestor Schmuel GINSBERG.
They lived in Breslau or Beuthen. They divorced about
1820.
Henriette then re-married in about 1822. Her second
husband was STEINITZ.
They had a son Dr. Med. Siegfried STEINITZ, born about
1823. And a daughter Henriette STEINITZ born about
1825.
Henriette married PLESSNER and they had 3 daughters.

2.Today I discovered, on microfilm, a catalogue of an
exhibition held in Breslau betweeen Nov. 1936 and Jan.
1937. It was ' "Das Juedische Bildnis in Schlesien",
Austellung von Portraits von 1800-1860.'

In it I discovered the following entry:
"SKUTSCH, Helene. geb. STEINITZ. Mutter der Fr. Dr.
Ph. Ludw. ZWICKLITZ" It was owned by Martha ZWICKLITZ.

Is this Helene, born STEINITZ, related to the Steinitz
family mentioned in 1. above?

Does anyone have any more information about the
STEINITZ or PLESSNER family mentioned in 1. or 2.?

Any information about SKUTSCH?

Please contact Adam Yamey,
London, UK<adamandlopa@...>

Hello,

where can this family tree be seen (copied/scanned)?

Regards

Marcelo Rosenbaum
Stockport UK

As far as making use of it, I would be interested in having a
copy, just in case I eventually find some kind of connection to
my own BAMBERGER family, >from Himmelstadt bei Wurzburg, who
weren't Levites.

As for elaboration, in the responsa Chavos Yoir, number 132 the
author calls his father in law Eliezer Sussman. In the same
tshuva he mentions his "mechutan" the "kotzin, parnes umanhig"
Moshe "ish Oppenheim" of Heidelberg. (Of course, it remains to
be seen if "mechutan" should be taken strictly indicating that
one of R. Yair Chaim's children was married to one of Moshe's,
or it is meant loosely indicating the relationship presented in
this tree). Furthermore, in nrs. 48 and 158 he refers to the
Bach as "Chami zekeni" indicating that either his father in law
or mother in law was descended >from the Bach. In no. 124 he
refers to his wife's brother as "Mohr"r Itzak".

David Shapiro
Jerusalem

As far as making use of it, I would be interested in having a
copy, just in case I eventually find some kind of connection to
my own BAMBERGER family, >from Himmelstadt bei Wurzburg, who
weren't Levites.

As for elaboration, in the responsa Chavos Yoir, number 132 the
author calls his father in law Eliezer Sussman. In the same
tshuva he mentions his "mechutan" the "kotzin, parnes umanhig"
Moshe "ish Oppenheim" of Heidelberg. (Of course, it remains to
be seen if "mechutan" should be taken strictly indicating that
one of R. Yair Chaim's children was married to one of Moshe's,
or it is meant loosely indicating the relationship presented in
this tree). Furthermore, in nrs. 48 and 158 he refers to the
Bach as "Chami zekeni" indicating that either his father in law
or mother in law was descended >from the Bach. In no. 124 he
refers to his wife's brother as "Mohr"r Itzak".

David Shapiro
Jerusalem