Dear Nachman:
I have access to the U.S. census for Louisville in 1920. The search
would be easier if I knew the father's name.
Jon Klein

Nachman and Temy Goldwasser wrote:

Dear Nachman:
I have access to the U.S. census for Louisville in 1920. The search
would be easier if I knew the father's name.
Jon Klein

Nachman and Temy Goldwasser wrote:

Dear Jewish Genners,

Chug Samaech !

Does this name ring a bell ?

Hoping that it may !

Thanking you in advance.

Ralph Salinger
Kibbutz Kfar Ruppin
Israel

Could someone in Israel please pass to me the telephone number of

Emmanuel and Miriam Cohen
** Hagalil Street
55900 Givat Savyon

Please reply privately.
Thank you

Brian Cooper
London UK

Researching

FINKLESTEIN - LODZ, PLOTZ and WARSAW
EPHRON/EFRON - LUNNA,GRODNA
COOPERMAN/PUGAN - LUTZ, UKRAINE

Dear Jewish Genners,

Chug Samaech !

Does this name ring a bell ?

Hoping that it may !

Thanking you in advance.

Ralph Salinger
Kibbutz Kfar Ruppin
Israel

Could someone in Israel please pass to me the telephone number of

Emmanuel and Miriam Cohen
** Hagalil Street
55900 Givat Savyon

Please reply privately.
Thank you

Brian Cooper
London UK

Researching

FINKLESTEIN - LODZ, PLOTZ and WARSAW
EPHRON/EFRON - LUNNA,GRODNA
COOPERMAN/PUGAN - LUTZ, UKRAINE

I am interested in contacting someone to do paid research at the British
Jewish Genealogical Society.

If interested, please contact me privately at --

ccoberly@...

Thanks,

Craig Coberly
Atlanta, GA
USA

I am interested in contacting someone to do paid research at the British
Jewish Genealogical Society.

If interested, please contact me privately at --

ccoberly@...

Thanks,

Craig Coberly
Atlanta, GA
USA

I'm interested in finding information on MIRANDA. Especially interested in
information pre-1730's.

Thanks,

Craig Coberly
Atlanta, GA
USA

I'm interested in finding information on MIRANDA. Especially interested in
information pre-1730's.

Thanks,

Craig Coberly
Atlanta, GA
USA

The Yiskor Book Project's necrology index has an Erev Pesach present
for the JewishGen family. The quarterly update to the Necrology
index at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor has just gone
online in time for Pesach.

Thanks to the work of Ernie Fine, Necrology Project Coordinator,
Warren Blatt, Michael Tobias, and Martin Kessel, over 14,000 new
entries >from 12 yizkor books are now in the Necrology Index, for a
total of 105,000+ entries. Thanks are also due to the Yizkor Book
Project team of John Berman, Lance Ackerfeld, Mike Kalt, Carol Edan,
and Osnat Ramaty who volunteer their efforts day in and day out in
htmling the yizkor translations >from which the names in the Necrology
Index are taken.

The JewishGen Yizkor Book Necrology Database indexes the names of
persons in the necrologies -- the lists of Holocaust martyrs --
published in the Yizkor Books appearing at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html. This
database is only an index of names; it directs researchers back to
the Yizkor Book itself, where more complete information may be
available.

The new entries represent the following countries:

Belarus: 519 records
Hungary: 2160 records
Lithuania: 231 records
Poland: 5830 records
Ukraine: 6102 records


Towns and number of entries >from each town:

Gorodenka, Ukraine: 876
Kolbuszowa, Poland 379
Merkine, Lithuania 231
Oswiecim, Poland 4223
Papa, Hungary 2160
Rogatin, Ukraine 387
Stryy, Ukraine 2721
Suchowola, Poland 342
Turka, Ukraine 1902
Volozhin, Belarus 519
Vysotsk, Ukraine 216
Warsaw, Poland 886

Hag Pesach Sameach to all.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Research
jfield@...

The Yiskor Book Project's necrology index has an Erev Pesach present
for the JewishGen family. The quarterly update to the Necrology
index at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor has just gone
online in time for Pesach.

Thanks to the work of Ernie Fine, Necrology Project Coordinator,
Warren Blatt, Michael Tobias, and Martin Kessel, over 14,000 new
entries >from 12 yizkor books are now in the Necrology Index, for a
total of 105,000+ entries. Thanks are also due to the Yizkor Book
Project team of John Berman, Lance Ackerfeld, Mike Kalt, Carol Edan,
and Osnat Ramaty who volunteer their efforts day in and day out in
htmling the yizkor translations >from which the names in the Necrology
Index are taken.

The JewishGen Yizkor Book Necrology Database indexes the names of
persons in the necrologies -- the lists of Holocaust martyrs --
published in the Yizkor Books appearing at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html. This
database is only an index of names; it directs researchers back to
the Yizkor Book itself, where more complete information may be
available.

The new entries represent the following countries:

Belarus: 519 records
Hungary: 2160 records
Lithuania: 231 records
Poland: 5830 records
Ukraine: 6102 records


Towns and number of entries >from each town:

Gorodenka, Ukraine: 876
Kolbuszowa, Poland 379
Merkine, Lithuania 231
Oswiecim, Poland 4223
Papa, Hungary 2160
Rogatin, Ukraine 387
Stryy, Ukraine 2721
Suchowola, Poland 342
Turka, Ukraine 1902
Volozhin, Belarus 519
Vysotsk, Ukraine 216
Warsaw, Poland 886

Hag Pesach Sameach to all.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Research
jfield@...

I have been searching for information regarding an ancestor. His real
name was Leon Frankel but he went by the name of Leo Frankle in the
theater. I have been told that he was an opera singer but then I also
found a contract that was dated August 16, 1920 in which he was hired as
an actor for "The Checkerboard". The contract says "P.M.A. - A.E.A.
Minimum Contract, Standard Form" at the top.

If anyone has any information about Leo Frankle and/or this particular
show "The Checkerboard", please let me know. You may email me directly at
Honisue@.... Thank you.

Susan Herrmann
Sugar Land, Texas
Honisue@...

I have been searching for information regarding an ancestor. His real
name was Leon Frankel but he went by the name of Leo Frankle in the
theater. I have been told that he was an opera singer but then I also
found a contract that was dated August 16, 1920 in which he was hired as
an actor for "The Checkerboard". The contract says "P.M.A. - A.E.A.
Minimum Contract, Standard Form" at the top.

If anyone has any information about Leo Frankle and/or this particular
show "The Checkerboard", please let me know. You may email me directly at
Honisue@.... Thank you.

Susan Herrmann
Sugar Land, Texas
Honisue@...

The Yiskor Book Project's necrology index has an Erev Pesach present
for the JewishGen family. The quarterly update to the Necrology
index at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor has just gone
online in time for Pesach.

Thanks to the work of Ernie Fine, Necrology Project Coordinator,
Warren Blatt, Michael Tobias, and Martin Kessel, over 14,000 new
entries >from 12 yizkor books are now in the Necrology Index, for a
total of 105,000+ entries. Thanks are also due to the Yizkor Book
Project team of John Berman, Lance Ackerfeld, Mike Kalt, Carol Edan,
and Osnat Ramaty who volunteer their efforts day in and day out in
htmling the yizkor translations >from which the names in the Necrology
Index are taken.

The JewishGen Yizkor Book Necrology Database indexes the names of
persons in the necrologies -- the lists of Holocaust martyrs --
published in the Yizkor Books appearing at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html. This
database is only an index of names; it directs researchers back to
the Yizkor Book itself, where more complete information may be
available.

The new entries represent the following countries:

Belarus: 519 records
Hungary: 2160 records
Lithuania: 231 records
Poland: 5830 records
Ukraine: 6102 records


Towns and number of entries >from each town:

Gorodenka, Ukraine: 876
Kolbuszowa, Poland 379
Merkine, Lithuania 231
Oswiecim, Poland 4223
Papa, Hungary 2160
Rogatin, Ukraine 387
Stryy, Ukraine 2721
Suchowola, Poland 342
Turka, Ukraine 1902
Volozhin, Belarus 519
Vysotsk, Ukraine 216
Warsaw, Poland 886

Hag Pesach Sameach to all.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Research
jfield@...

The Yiskor Book Project's necrology index has an Erev Pesach present
for the JewishGen family. The quarterly update to the Necrology
index at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor has just gone
online in time for Pesach.

Thanks to the work of Ernie Fine, Necrology Project Coordinator,
Warren Blatt, Michael Tobias, and Martin Kessel, over 14,000 new
entries >from 12 yizkor books are now in the Necrology Index, for a
total of 105,000+ entries. Thanks are also due to the Yizkor Book
Project team of John Berman, Lance Ackerfeld, Mike Kalt, Carol Edan,
and Osnat Ramaty who volunteer their efforts day in and day out in
htmling the yizkor translations >from which the names in the Necrology
Index are taken.

The JewishGen Yizkor Book Necrology Database indexes the names of
persons in the necrologies -- the lists of Holocaust martyrs --
published in the Yizkor Books appearing at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html. This
database is only an index of names; it directs researchers back to
the Yizkor Book itself, where more complete information may be
available.

The new entries represent the following countries:

Belarus: 519 records
Hungary: 2160 records
Lithuania: 231 records
Poland: 5830 records
Ukraine: 6102 records


Towns and number of entries >from each town:

Gorodenka, Ukraine: 876
Kolbuszowa, Poland 379
Merkine, Lithuania 231
Oswiecim, Poland 4223
Papa, Hungary 2160
Rogatin, Ukraine 387
Stryy, Ukraine 2721
Suchowola, Poland 342
Turka, Ukraine 1902
Volozhin, Belarus 519
Vysotsk, Ukraine 216
Warsaw, Poland 886

Hag Pesach Sameach to all.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Research
jfield@...

The Yiskor Book Project's necrology index has an Erev Pesach present
for the JewishGen family. The quarterly update to the Necrology
index at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor has just gone
online in time for Pesach.

Thanks to the work of Ernie Fine, Necrology Project Coordinator,
Warren Blatt, Michael Tobias, and Martin Kessel, over 14,000 new
entries >from 12 yizkor books are now in the Necrology Index, for a
total of 105,000+ entries. Thanks are also due to the Yizkor Book
Project team of John Berman, Lance Ackerfeld, Mike Kalt, Carol Edan,
and Osnat Ramaty who volunteer their efforts day in and day out in
htmling the yizkor translations >from which the names in the Necrology
Index are taken.

The JewishGen Yizkor Book Necrology Database indexes the names of
persons in the necrologies -- the lists of Holocaust martyrs --
published in the Yizkor Books appearing at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html. This
database is only an index of names; it directs researchers back to
the Yizkor Book itself, where more complete information may be
available.

The new entries represent the following countries:

Belarus: 519 records
Hungary: 2160 records
Lithuania: 231 records
Poland: 5830 records
Ukraine: 6102 records


Towns and number of entries >from each town:

Gorodenka, Ukraine: 876
Kolbuszowa, Poland 379
Merkine, Lithuania 231
Oswiecim, Poland 4223
Papa, Hungary 2160
Rogatin, Ukraine 387
Stryy, Ukraine 2721
Suchowola, Poland 342
Turka, Ukraine 1902
Volozhin, Belarus 519
Vysotsk, Ukraine 216
Warsaw, Poland 886

Hag Pesach Sameach to all.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Research
jfield@...

The Yiskor Book Project's necrology index has an Erev Pesach present
for the JewishGen family. The quarterly update to the Necrology
index at http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor has just gone
online in time for Pesach.

Thanks to the work of Ernie Fine, Necrology Project Coordinator,
Warren Blatt, Michael Tobias, and Martin Kessel, over 14,000 new
entries >from 12 yizkor books are now in the Necrology Index, for a
total of 105,000+ entries. Thanks are also due to the Yizkor Book
Project team of John Berman, Lance Ackerfeld, Mike Kalt, Carol Edan,
and Osnat Ramaty who volunteer their efforts day in and day out in
htmling the yizkor translations >from which the names in the Necrology
Index are taken.

The JewishGen Yizkor Book Necrology Database indexes the names of
persons in the necrologies -- the lists of Holocaust martyrs --
published in the Yizkor Books appearing at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html. This
database is only an index of names; it directs researchers back to
the Yizkor Book itself, where more complete information may be
available.

The new entries represent the following countries:

Belarus: 519 records
Hungary: 2160 records
Lithuania: 231 records
Poland: 5830 records
Ukraine: 6102 records


Towns and number of entries >from each town:

Gorodenka, Ukraine: 876
Kolbuszowa, Poland 379
Merkine, Lithuania 231
Oswiecim, Poland 4223
Papa, Hungary 2160
Rogatin, Ukraine 387
Stryy, Ukraine 2721
Suchowola, Poland 342
Turka, Ukraine 1902
Volozhin, Belarus 519
Vysotsk, Ukraine 216
Warsaw, Poland 886

Hag Pesach Sameach to all.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Research
jfield@...

The Warsaw Srodmiescie USC houses the 20th Century records for Lviv up
through 1939. Separate register books were maintained for birth, marriages,
and deaths. When a book contains only records more than 100 years old, that
book is transferred to the AGAD Archives. In your case that will not happen
for 1908 records until 2008. I understand that you can work directly with the
Warsaw Srodmiescie USC to obtain an extract of a record. Please refer to
Warren Blatt's JewishGen Infofile "Vital Records in Poland" at
<http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/polandv.html> for information. Others on
this Mailing List may share their experience with Warsaw Srodmiescie USC.

The Jewish Records Indexing - Poland AGAD project includes birth, marriage,
and death records of Zniesienie for the late 19th Century. Zniesienie is one
of 78 towns in the Great Galician Indexing Race. You can help ensure the
indexing of this town's records. See our webpage at
<http://www.jewishgen.org/JRI-PL/galicia/index.htm> for more details. Lviv
(Lwow/Lemberg) is also part of the Race. Lviv, by far, has the largest
collection of records in the AGAD project. The detailed inventory of the Lviv
collection has not yet been completed, but Lviv still needs your support in
the Great Galician Indexing Race.

If anyone is interested to be Town Leader for Zniesienie or Lviv, please
contact me.

Mark Halpern
AGAD Archives Coordinator
JRI-Poland

In a message dated 4/6/01 1:39:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
brstevens@... writes:

Does anyone know whether there are any metrical records for Lviv for the
early part of the 20th century. My paternal grandfather, Szymon

GLATTSTEIN,

died in either 1907 or 1908. Since we don't know where he was born -- just
that it was NOT Lemberg/Lvov -- we were hoping that his death record could
point us in the right direction. [researcher name], who I have hired to do
research in the Lviv Archives, tells me that there are no 20th century
records. Any chance that there may be some in Warsaw?

If these records do not exist, any ideas about how I could pursue this
matter. What I know is that he was born about 1860; that his father's name
was Yisroel, and that he had several brothers (no names unfortunately).

Does anyone know about Zniesienie? In one of the records that [the
researcher]
unearthed, my father lists Zniesienie as his address (he was actually

living

at ul. Asnyka 8 at the time). Could it be the place he was born?

Thank you for all your help and a happy Passover to all.

The Warsaw Srodmiescie USC houses the 20th Century records for Lviv up
through 1939. Separate register books were maintained for birth, marriages,
and deaths. When a book contains only records more than 100 years old, that
book is transferred to the AGAD Archives. In your case that will not happen
for 1908 records until 2008. I understand that you can work directly with the
Warsaw Srodmiescie USC to obtain an extract of a record. Please refer to
Warren Blatt's JewishGen Infofile "Vital Records in Poland" at
<http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/polandv.html> for information. Others on
this Mailing List may share their experience with Warsaw Srodmiescie USC.

The Jewish Records Indexing - Poland AGAD project includes birth, marriage,
and death records of Zniesienie for the late 19th Century. Zniesienie is one
of 78 towns in the Great Galician Indexing Race. You can help ensure the
indexing of this town's records. See our webpage at
<http://www.jewishgen.org/JRI-PL/galicia/index.htm> for more details. Lviv
(Lwow/Lemberg) is also part of the Race. Lviv, by far, has the largest
collection of records in the AGAD project. The detailed inventory of the Lviv
collection has not yet been completed, but Lviv still needs your support in
the Great Galician Indexing Race.

If anyone is interested to be Town Leader for Zniesienie or Lviv, please
contact me.

Mark Halpern
AGAD Archives Coordinator
JRI-Poland

In a message dated 4/6/01 1:39:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
brstevens@... writes:

Does anyone know whether there are any metrical records for Lviv for the
early part of the 20th century. My paternal grandfather, Szymon

GLATTSTEIN,

died in either 1907 or 1908. Since we don't know where he was born -- just
that it was NOT Lemberg/Lvov -- we were hoping that his death record could
point us in the right direction. [researcher name], who I have hired to do
research in the Lviv Archives, tells me that there are no 20th century
records. Any chance that there may be some in Warsaw?

If these records do not exist, any ideas about how I could pursue this
matter. What I know is that he was born about 1860; that his father's name
was Yisroel, and that he had several brothers (no names unfortunately).

Does anyone know about Zniesienie? In one of the records that [the
researcher]
unearthed, my father lists Zniesienie as his address (he was actually

living

at ul. Asnyka 8 at the time). Could it be the place he was born?

Thank you for all your help and a happy Passover to all.