It's a while since I posted on this NG. I hope I get better luck than last time!

Alois MUNKk was my Grandfather. He was born in Feb 1876 in Krumlov Moravsky.
His parents were Joachim Munk and Helene Singer. They are buried in Brno.
He had two siblings, Adolf and Edmund, also buried in Brno.
He married my Grandmother Paula FRANK in 1909 but divorced her in 1921,
the same year my mother, Teresa Munk (later Teresa WEINBERG), was born.

Alois was the editor of several newspapers in Vienna and wrote many articles
mostly about the theatre at that time. I believe he later moved to Germany.

He later married a Margarethe SEDLITZ and I believe they had a daughter,
Lotte, together in 1925.
I believe Alois perished in Riga.

If anyone has more information on Alois or any of his family, please do
contact me.

Thanks
Peter Wells

It's a while since I posted on this NG. I hope I get better luck than last time!

Alois MUNKk was my Grandfather. He was born in Feb 1876 in Krumlov Moravsky.
His parents were Joachim Munk and Helene Singer. They are buried in Brno.
He had two siblings, Adolf and Edmund, also buried in Brno.
He married my Grandmother Paula FRANK in 1909 but divorced her in 1921,
the same year my mother, Teresa Munk (later Teresa WEINBERG), was born.

Alois was the editor of several newspapers in Vienna and wrote many articles
mostly about the theatre at that time. I believe he later moved to Germany.

He later married a Margarethe SEDLITZ and I believe they had a daughter,
Lotte, together in 1925.
I believe Alois perished in Riga.

If anyone has more information on Alois or any of his family, please do
contact me.

Thanks
Peter Wells

I am looking for ITENBERG family who moved to Israel >from Gomel, Mogilev, Belarus.
(Their last residence may have been Georgia USSR...)
Boris Itenberg (possibly son of Ruvim), grandson of Samuel (Shmaya) Itenberg and
Slava (maiden name Chernyak) Boris has filled out two Yad Vashem documents about
his grandparents Samuel and Slava Itenberg. They are my relatives also.
I also have his family photographs, absolutely precious pictures... I hope to
find Boris and share the pictures with him and his family...


Maria S. Farber
USA

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I am looking for ITENBERG family who moved to Israel >from Gomel, Mogilev, Belarus.
(Their last residence may have been Georgia USSR...)
Boris Itenberg (possibly son of Ruvim), grandson of Samuel (Shmaya) Itenberg and
Slava (maiden name Chernyak) Boris has filled out two Yad Vashem documents about
his grandparents Samuel and Slava Itenberg. They are my relatives also.
I also have his family photographs, absolutely precious pictures... I hope to
find Boris and share the pictures with him and his family...


Maria S. Farber
USA

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To date approximately 43,000 records have been added as a part of the
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The following new records were obtained >from the Central State
Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv (TsDIAL) and indexed:

FRYSZTAK
i. Josephine Survey 1788-1789 (19.2.150)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1820-1850 (20.2.238)

LWOW/LEMBERG
i. Josephine Survey (Halicz suburb) 1787-1789 (19.12.2)

MIELNICA
i. Josephine Survey 1787 (19.10.279)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1820 (20.10.88)

ROZDOL
i. Josephine Survey 1788 (19.9.275)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1831 (20.16.192)

TLUSTE (Zaleszczyki district)
i. Josephine Survey 1787 (19.10.202)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1846 (20.10.129)

ZALESZCZYKI
i. Josephine Survey 1787 (19.10.137)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1820 (20.10.34)

Please check our website for a full list of towns completed or those
scheduled for indexing as a part of the project:
https://www.geshergalicia.org/projects/josephine-and-franciscan-surveys-project/.


Andrew Zalewski

Josephine & Franciscan Surveys Project Coordinator
https://www.geshergalicia.org/

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Gesher Galicia is pleased to announce the addition of new records on
the All Galicia Database (AGD) -- a database that is available to all.
See: http://search.geshergalicia.org/

This communication pertains to the Josephine and Franciscan Surveys
Project. To learn more about this initiative, please follow the link:
https://www.geshergalicia.org/projects/josephine-and-franciscan-surveys-project/.
To date approximately 43,000 records have been added as a part of the
project.

The following new records were obtained >from the Central State
Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv (TsDIAL) and indexed:

FRYSZTAK
i. Josephine Survey 1788-1789 (19.2.150)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1820-1850 (20.2.238)

LWOW/LEMBERG
i. Josephine Survey (Halicz suburb) 1787-1789 (19.12.2)

MIELNICA
i. Josephine Survey 1787 (19.10.279)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1820 (20.10.88)

ROZDOL
i. Josephine Survey 1788 (19.9.275)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1831 (20.16.192)

TLUSTE (Zaleszczyki district)
i. Josephine Survey 1787 (19.10.202)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1846 (20.10.129)

ZALESZCZYKI
i. Josephine Survey 1787 (19.10.137)
ii. Franciscan Survey 1820 (20.10.34)

Please check our website for a full list of towns completed or those
scheduled for indexing as a part of the project:
https://www.geshergalicia.org/projects/josephine-and-franciscan-surveys-project/.


Andrew Zalewski

Josephine & Franciscan Surveys Project Coordinator
https://www.geshergalicia.org/

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An update -- Last month I stated that all people with the family name AUB
appear to be related and asked to hear >from anyone who had such people on
their tree so that I could add to my tree. My statement was in part based
upon the fact that I know the connection to all references to AUB in Lars
Menk's book "A Dictionary of German-Jewish Surnames" with the possible
exception of those in Hemsbach which I have not located. In the interim, I
have received two references to people named AUB in eastern Europe which are
probably not members of this family.

Ralph N. Baer Washington, DC RalphNBaer@...

An update -- Last month I stated that all people with the family name AUB
appear to be related and asked to hear >from anyone who had such people on
their tree so that I could add to my tree. My statement was in part based
upon the fact that I know the connection to all references to AUB in Lars
Menk's book "A Dictionary of German-Jewish Surnames" with the possible
exception of those in Hemsbach which I have not located. In the interim, I
have received two references to people named AUB in eastern Europe which are
probably not members of this family.

Ralph N. Baer Washington, DC RalphNBaer@...

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http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58235

Any help with translation of names, places, addresses, dates, professions and
other relevant information will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Flavio Baran

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email.

I am looking for a translation of two Polish marriage records.

They can be found on ViewMate at the following addresses:

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58234

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58235

Any help with translation of names, places, addresses, dates, professions and
other relevant information will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Flavio Baran

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email.

Hello,
I've posted a photo of a headstone with a inscription in Hebrew which I need
help to translate and find relatives.
It is a picture of the headstone erected for my wife´s great-grandfather
Moses LANDAU born in Camberg, Hessen, Germany, the 2nd of Nov 1851, Tishri
the 7th (?) Cheshvan 5612, who died in nearby Limburg an der Lahn the 9th of
Sept 1907, Rosh HaShana (?) 5668.

What does the Hebrew text say?

And does anybody have more information about Moses LANDAU?

It is on ViewMate at the following address

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58641

Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.
Thank you very much.

Daniel Weinberger
Sweden

Hello,
I've posted a photo of a headstone with a inscription in Hebrew which I need
help to translate and find relatives.
It is a picture of the headstone erected for my wife´s great-grandfather
Moses LANDAU born in Camberg, Hessen, Germany, the 2nd of Nov 1851, Tishri
the 7th (?) Cheshvan 5612, who died in nearby Limburg an der Lahn the 9th of
Sept 1907, Rosh HaShana (?) 5668.

What does the Hebrew text say?

And does anybody have more information about Moses LANDAU?

It is on ViewMate at the following address

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58641

Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.
Thank you very much.

Daniel Weinberger
Sweden

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U.S., U.K., Ireland, Canada, and Nordic Countries free >from Monday August 14
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It is not required to register nor is a data subscription is required to
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to 1940 (US). Some of the records are exclusive to MyHeritage.

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Hi,

I am trying to trace the ancestors of Barnett JAFFE born 3rd June 1882
and his wife Hattie or Ettie JAFFE born September 1880. I believe the
came >from Riga though this may only have been the port of embarkation.
They emigrated to London England sometime between 1895 and 1910. Any
information you can supply would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Peter Heilbrunn
Amersham England

Hi,

I am trying to trace the ancestors of Barnett JAFFE born 3rd June 1882
and his wife Hattie or Ettie JAFFE born September 1880. I believe the
came >from Riga though this may only have been the port of embarkation.
They emigrated to London England sometime between 1895 and 1910. Any
information you can supply would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Peter Heilbrunn
Amersham England

Looking for information about the Jewish cemetery/ies in Mezotur, specifica=
lly, has anyone either indexed or photographed the graves? I am looking for=
the headstones of a number of ancestors >from the early- to mid-19th centur=
ies.

Thank you.

Diane Jacobs
Austin, Texas

Looking for information about the Jewish cemetery/ies in Mezotur, specifica=
lly, has anyone either indexed or photographed the graves? I am looking for=
the headstones of a number of ancestors >from the early- to mid-19th centur=
ies.

Thank you.

Diane Jacobs
Austin, Texas

Hello,
I've posted a photo of a headstone with an inscription in Hebrew which I need
help to translate and find relatives.

It is a picture of the headstone erected for my wife´s great-grandfather
Moses LANDAU born in Camberg, Hessen, Germany, the 2nd of Nov 1851, Tishri
the 7th (?) Cheshvan 5612, who died in nearby Limburg an der Lahn the 9th of
Sept 1907, Rosh HaShana (?) 5668.

What does the Hebrew text say?

And does anybody have more information about Moses Landau?

It is on ViewMate at the following address

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58641


Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.
Thank you very much.


Daniel Weinberger
Sweden

Hello,
I've posted a photo of a headstone with an inscription in Hebrew which I need
help to translate and find relatives.

It is a picture of the headstone erected for my wife´s great-grandfather
Moses LANDAU born in Camberg, Hessen, Germany, the 2nd of Nov 1851, Tishri
the 7th (?) Cheshvan 5612, who died in nearby Limburg an der Lahn the 9th of
Sept 1907, Rosh HaShana (?) 5668.

What does the Hebrew text say?

And does anybody have more information about Moses Landau?

It is on ViewMate at the following address

http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM58641


Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.
Thank you very much.


Daniel Weinberger
Sweden