I have been researching DUSCHINSKY in the birth records of
Pozsonynádasd/Trstin. Although the 1848 Jewish census of Nadasd
shows Aron Duschinsky and his wife Lea (Schück) with Sons Gabriel,
Salamon, Israel, Josef, Markus and Leopold, it is definite that
Gabriel (born about 1827) was actually the son of a Simon
Duschinsky, who died young. Likely Simon was a brother of Aron,
but it is not certain.

Likewise, I find no Israel in the records at all, but there is a
Joakim, born about 1831, who was also the son of the same Simon. It
appears to me that Israel is most likely Joakim in the records, and
is the the son of Simon, rather than Aron.

Lending credence to this theory is that when Israel married in Paks
in 1860, his father is not named (suggesting that he was deceased).
Aron, on the other hand, died in 1873 in Nadas, so if he were the
father of Israel, he should have been named in the marriage record.

Has anyone else studied these particular records in detail?

Beth Long

I have been researching DUSCHINSKY in the birth records of
Pozsonynádasd/Trstin. Although the 1848 Jewish census of Nadasd
shows Aron Duschinsky and his wife Lea (Schück) with Sons Gabriel,
Salamon, Israel, Josef, Markus and Leopold, it is definite that
Gabriel (born about 1827) was actually the son of a Simon
Duschinsky, who died young. Likely Simon was a brother of Aron,
but it is not certain.

Likewise, I find no Israel in the records at all, but there is a
Joakim, born about 1831, who was also the son of the same Simon. It
appears to me that Israel is most likely Joakim in the records, and
is the the son of Simon, rather than Aron.

Lending credence to this theory is that when Israel married in Paks
in 1860, his father is not named (suggesting that he was deceased).
Aron, on the other hand, died in 1873 in Nadas, so if he were the
father of Israel, he should have been named in the marriage record.

Has anyone else studied these particular records in detail?

Beth Long

This posting is for a set of twins. I have their births in a database
that reflects different parents than those listed here. I am also
most interested in the comments in the last entry/final box.
It is on ViewMate at the following address...
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM28977
Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.

Thank you very much.

Milton Koch
SELZER-Trembowla

This posting is for a set of twins. I have their births in a database
that reflects different parents than those listed here. I am also
most interested in the comments in the last entry/final box.
It is on ViewMate at the following address...
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM28977
Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.

Thank you very much.

Milton Koch
SELZER-Trembowla

My essay on the origins of the Weinberg family appeared in the website
of the Israel Genealogical Research Association. It serves as a prelude
to the account of the flight of my family to Vienna during WWI.

< http://genealogy.org.il/2013/09/07/the-shtetl-of-dolina-and-the-origins-of-the-weinbergs-by-rabbi-dr-norbert-weinberg/ >

[Or http://tinyurl.com/Dolina-IGRA . -- Moderator]

Rabbi Dr. Norbert Weinberg
email: norofra@...
www.courageofspirit.com

Researching Family Records of WEINBERG (Dolyna/Ukraine,
Vienna/Austria, Frankfurt AM, Germany), ZARWANITZER
(Dolyna/Ukraine), IGER (Lviv, Podwolochisk/Ukraine), GOTTDENKER
(Dolyna,Lviv, Bolekhiv/Ukraine).

My essay on the origins of the Weinberg family appeared in the website
of the Israel Genealogical Research Association. It serves as a prelude
to the account of the flight of my family to Vienna during WWI.

< http://genealogy.org.il/2013/09/07/the-shtetl-of-dolina-and-the-origins-of-the-weinbergs-by-rabbi-dr-norbert-weinberg/ >

[Or http://tinyurl.com/Dolina-IGRA . -- Moderator]

Rabbi Dr. Norbert Weinberg
email: norofra@...
www.courageofspirit.com

Researching Family Records of WEINBERG (Dolyna/Ukraine,
Vienna/Austria, Frankfurt AM, Germany), ZARWANITZER
(Dolyna/Ukraine), IGER (Lviv, Podwolochisk/Ukraine), GOTTDENKER
(Dolyna,Lviv, Bolekhiv/Ukraine).

Igor Holyboroda:

I'm responding to your Email posting on Ukraine SIG but not about the
initial inquiry.

My family comes >from the StaroKonstantinov area (shtetlach within 25 miles
radius, such as Ostropolya, Lyubar, etc.)

I visited the area in 1992 and visited various ZAGs offices that seemed to
relate to that area, including Zhitomir, Staro Konstantinov, etc. We found
no records.

Your recent response suggested that people contact the "oblast archives to
look for metric records." How do I do that?

Also how do I "turn to different on-line sources." What do you mean by
that?

Larry Horwitz, Southfield, Michigan

Cc: to others. This is my first time responding to Ukraine SIG. I'm sure
I've not done this properly. Please advise.
---------------
Subject: Re: My Liptzen, Lipzin, Saltzman,Family
From: Igor Holyboroda <iholybor@...>
Date: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 09:00:44 +0300
X-Message-Number: 1

Hello!
Khotyn is in Chernivtsi oblast now, Kupin - in Chmelnitsky oblast of the
Ukraine. Providing research in the Ukraine it is worth to start with turning
to the corresponding oblast archives to look for metric records. You may
also turn to different on-line sources. regards, Igor Holyboroda

Moderator's Note:

1. Look at Miriam Weiner's Routes to Roots website at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/search.php
to see where to find records for Staro Konstantinov. It lists 7 different records groups
and tells you where to find them.

2. Be sure to look at Ukraine SIG's website at http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/default.asp for
research guidance.

Igor Holyboroda:

I'm responding to your Email posting on Ukraine SIG but not about the
initial inquiry.

My family comes >from the StaroKonstantinov area (shtetlach within 25 miles
radius, such as Ostropolya, Lyubar, etc.)

I visited the area in 1992 and visited various ZAGs offices that seemed to
relate to that area, including Zhitomir, Staro Konstantinov, etc. We found
no records.

Your recent response suggested that people contact the "oblast archives to
look for metric records." How do I do that?

Also how do I "turn to different on-line sources." What do you mean by
that?

Larry Horwitz, Southfield, Michigan

Cc: to others. This is my first time responding to Ukraine SIG. I'm sure
I've not done this properly. Please advise.
---------------
Subject: Re: My Liptzen, Lipzin, Saltzman,Family
From: Igor Holyboroda <iholybor@...>
Date: Sat, 07 Sep 2013 09:00:44 +0300
X-Message-Number: 1

Hello!
Khotyn is in Chernivtsi oblast now, Kupin - in Chmelnitsky oblast of the
Ukraine. Providing research in the Ukraine it is worth to start with turning
to the corresponding oblast archives to look for metric records. You may
also turn to different on-line sources. regards, Igor Holyboroda

Moderator's Note:

1. Look at Miriam Weiner's Routes to Roots website at http://www.rtrfoundation.org/search.php
to see where to find records for Staro Konstantinov. It lists 7 different records groups
and tells you where to find them.

2. Be sure to look at Ukraine SIG's website at http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/default.asp for
research guidance.

Dear All,

I am researching my great-grandmother family. KOHN Wilhelm / Vilmos
(1841-?) and FRANK Jozefin (1847-1914) were living in Oderberg /
Bohumin >from 1873~ to 1880. Their youngest daughter Berta was born in
Oderberg 1875 (source: marriage record). KOHN Wilhelm died there (~
1875) but I have no idea how to find records about those events.

I found the family in O-Kormocske / Kremnicka Slovakia in 1891 and
later on in near by town Kremnica and Budapest.

Esther Levinson

Beer Sheva, Israel

Researching KOHN in Bohumin

Dear All,

I am researching my great-grandmother family. KOHN Wilhelm / Vilmos
(1841-?) and FRANK Jozefin (1847-1914) were living in Oderberg /
Bohumin >from 1873~ to 1880. Their youngest daughter Berta was born in
Oderberg 1875 (source: marriage record). KOHN Wilhelm died there (~
1875) but I have no idea how to find records about those events.

I found the family in O-Kormocske / Kremnicka Slovakia in 1891 and
later on in near by town Kremnica and Budapest.

Esther Levinson

Beer Sheva, Israel

Researching KOHN in Bohumin

Hello!
Khotyn is in Chernivtsi oblast now, Kupin - in Chmelnitsky oblast of
the Ukraine. Providing research in the Ukraine it is worth to start
with turning to the corresponding oblast archives to look for metric
records.
You may also turn to different on-line sources.
regards,
Igor Holyboroda

Hello!
Khotyn is in Chernivtsi oblast now, Kupin - in Chmelnitsky oblast of
the Ukraine. Providing research in the Ukraine it is worth to start
with turning to the corresponding oblast archives to look for metric
records.
You may also turn to different on-line sources.
regards,
Igor Holyboroda

Dear friends of JRI-Poland:

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland has a camera and lens urgently
needed by our team in Poland for digitizing of special record
collections.

If you live in the U.S. and are going to Poland (either Warsaw or
Krakow) in the near future, we hope you will consider volunteering.

Please let us know as soon as possible and we'll send the equipment
to you.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director,
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland
SMSDiamond@...

MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.

Dear friends of JRI-Poland:

Jewish Records Indexing - Poland has a camera and lens urgently
needed by our team in Poland for digitizing of special record
collections.

If you live in the U.S. and are going to Poland (either Warsaw or
Krakow) in the near future, we hope you will consider volunteering.

Please let us know as soon as possible and we'll send the equipment
to you.

Stanley Diamond
Executive Director,
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland
SMSDiamond@...

MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please respond privately.

Earlier today our Moderator accidentally hit a wrong key and sent out a
scam message was was intended to be deleted! The subject is "HiTeach"!
Please do NOT open it, just delete!

We apologize for the error!
Rosanne Leeson
Co-Coordinator Rom-SIG

Earlier today our Moderator accidentally hit a wrong key and sent out a
scam message was was intended to be deleted! The subject is "HiTeach"!
Please do NOT open it, just delete!

We apologize for the error!
Rosanne Leeson
Co-Coordinator Rom-SIG

AN AFTERNOON OF TRANSLATION

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut will meet Sunday, September
22, 2013, at 1:30 pm, at the Godfrey Memorial Library, 134 Newfield Street,
Middletown. The program is open to members only. New members may join at
the door.

Have you located potentially valuable documents in your genealogical search
only to be stymied because they are in a language that you do not know?

Join us, with your documents, as translators of Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian,
Polish, Romanian, German, and French will be available to translate your
documents! You may then determine their relevance to your genealogical
journey.

Copies are acceptable as long as they are legible.

For additional information, please see www.jgsct.org.

Gail K Reynolds

AN AFTERNOON OF TRANSLATION

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Connecticut will meet Sunday, September
22, 2013, at 1:30 pm, at the Godfrey Memorial Library, 134 Newfield Street,
Middletown. The program is open to members only. New members may join at
the door.

Have you located potentially valuable documents in your genealogical search
only to be stymied because they are in a language that you do not know?

Join us, with your documents, as translators of Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian,
Polish, Romanian, German, and French will be available to translate your
documents! You may then determine their relevance to your genealogical
journey.

Copies are acceptable as long as they are legible.

For additional information, please see www.jgsct.org.

Gail K Reynolds

Go to Steve Morse One-Step webpages., Unified ED finder
http://stevemorse.org/census/unified.html?year=1930
Select the appropriate year, State = Michigan and City = Detroit.
Click on Street and you will see a list of all the streets names in Detroit.
Navigate down to M and do your best.

David Rosen
Boston, MA

On a death certificate >from Detroit the street name of the residence is
hard to read. It looks like Montealin.
snip...

Go to Steve Morse One-Step webpages., Unified ED finder
http://stevemorse.org/census/unified.html?year=1930
Select the appropriate year, State = Michigan and City = Detroit.
Click on Street and you will see a list of all the streets names in Detroit.
Navigate down to M and do your best.

David Rosen
Boston, MA

On a death certificate >from Detroit the street name of the residence is
hard to read. It looks like Montealin.
snip...