Patricia Wilson Wrote:

Can anyone give me the Romanian word for eating
'matzo meal/eggs/water mixed together, then fried until
puffed and eaten immed. by dipping into cinnamon and/or sugar'.
The Russian side of my family call them 'boobelas' but that
is definitely not the word I remember as a child.

Many thanks.

Chag Pesach Sameach to all - and enjoy eating -??????????

================================================

In my family, coming >from Saloniki, Greece, they are called
bumuelos (pronounced boom-WELL-oss).
It sounds almost the same.

Happy Pesach,
Elan Caspi
El Cerrito, CA

Patricia Wilson Wrote:

Can anyone give me the Romanian word for eating
'matzo meal/eggs/water mixed together, then fried until
puffed and eaten immed. by dipping into cinnamon and/or sugar'.
The Russian side of my family call them 'boobelas' but that
is definitely not the word I remember as a child.

Many thanks.

Chag Pesach Sameach to all - and enjoy eating -??????????

================================================

In my family, coming >from Saloniki, Greece, they are called
bumuelos (pronounced boom-WELL-oss).
It sounds almost the same.

Happy Pesach,
Elan Caspi
El Cerrito, CA

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Dear Cousins:

I have begun to intensify my research on my husband's paternal family. Since
at least 1919, they have used the name BISHOW, but the records in the US
show that the original name was BYCHOWSKY. The first immigrant that I am
aware of is Jossel BYCHOWSKY, also know as Joseph Jesse BISHOW.

Here is what I know about the family:

My husband's grandfather was Jossel BYCHOWSKY, born in Rechitza, Russa (Now
in Belarus) on May 15, 1875. His parents were Morris (probably Meir) and
Ethel. He arrived in New York City on the ship Philadelphia from
Southampton, England on March 26, 1905. According to the manifest, he was a
cabinet maker. Prior to coming to the US, he lived in Kiev. He was destined
to join his cousin J. Richman, 710 Transport Street in New Orleans. I have
found that his name varies on different document, as does the year of his
birth (1873, 1874, 1875, or 1876). Variant spellings of his first name are
Jossel, Yossel, and Joseph. His last name is also spelled in various ways as
BYCHOWSKY, BIKOWSKY, an with the W replaced with a V On his
Naturalization papers, he used the Anglicized name Joseph Jesse BISHOW. He
became a citizen on May 12, 1919 in Baltimore, Maryland. He died in
Baltimore on September 25, 1936.

Yossel's wife and my husband's grandmother was Scheine BYCHOWSKY, she was
born in Ekaterinoslav, Russia (now in Ukraine) on May 10, 1876. We believe
that her maiden name was PETROSHANSKY. She arrived in New York City with 4
children on the ship Statendam >from Rotterdam on January 3, 1906.
According to the manifest, she was destined to join her husband at 1050
Carondelet Street in New Orleans. On her husband's naturalization papers,
her name is Anglicized to Jennie BISHOW. She died in Baltimore on August 4,
1962.

Jossel and Scheine had 6 children who were know to live to adulthood. They
were Sol, Rae (Rachel), Lena (Mitzi), Jack, Meyer, and Robert.

My husband's father and the fifth child of Jossel and Scheine Bychowsky was
Meyer Bychowsky . According to hi father's Petition for Naturalization He
was born in New Orleans on November 23, 1906. He was variously known as
Meyer, Myer, Meir and Myron. Although he was born in the US, when his father
became a naturalized citizen, Meyer was listed on the Petition for
Naturalization as having been born in New Orleans. He married Lillian
SOMMERS and resided in Baltimore for his entire adult life. He died on March
15, 1994.

During all of his life, Myron used his birth date as November 13, 1910, so
when my husband tried to get his birth certificate, there was no record.

Looking for specific information on these individuals, including relatives
and any documentation of the family in Rechitza, Ekaterinoslav, Kiev, New
Orleans, Norfolk or Baltimore.

Here's hoping that you are having a sweet Pesach,

Marlene

Marlene Bishow
President,
Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington
MODERATOR NOTE: Please reply privately

Dear Cousins:

I have begun to intensify my research on my husband's paternal family. Since
at least 1919, they have used the name BISHOW, but the records in the US
show that the original name was BYCHOWSKY. The first immigrant that I am
aware of is Jossel BYCHOWSKY, also know as Joseph Jesse BISHOW.

Here is what I know about the family:

My husband's grandfather was Jossel BYCHOWSKY, born in Rechitza, Russa (Now
in Belarus) on May 15, 1875. His parents were Morris (probably Meir) and
Ethel. He arrived in New York City on the ship Philadelphia from
Southampton, England on March 26, 1905. According to the manifest, he was a
cabinet maker. Prior to coming to the US, he lived in Kiev. He was destined
to join his cousin J. Richman, 710 Transport Street in New Orleans. I have
found that his name varies on different document, as does the year of his
birth (1873, 1874, 1875, or 1876). Variant spellings of his first name are
Jossel, Yossel, and Joseph. His last name is also spelled in various ways as
BYCHOWSKY, BIKOWSKY, an with the W replaced with a V On his
Naturalization papers, he used the Anglicized name Joseph Jesse BISHOW. He
became a citizen on May 12, 1919 in Baltimore, Maryland. He died in
Baltimore on September 25, 1936.

Yossel's wife and my husband's grandmother was Scheine BYCHOWSKY, she was
born in Ekaterinoslav, Russia (now in Ukraine) on May 10, 1876. We believe
that her maiden name was PETROSHANSKY. She arrived in New York City with 4
children on the ship Statendam >from Rotterdam on January 3, 1906.
According to the manifest, she was destined to join her husband at 1050
Carondelet Street in New Orleans. On her husband's naturalization papers,
her name is Anglicized to Jennie BISHOW. She died in Baltimore on August 4,
1962.

Jossel and Scheine had 6 children who were know to live to adulthood. They
were Sol, Rae (Rachel), Lena (Mitzi), Jack, Meyer, and Robert.

My husband's father and the fifth child of Jossel and Scheine Bychowsky was
Meyer Bychowsky . According to hi father's Petition for Naturalization He
was born in New Orleans on November 23, 1906. He was variously known as
Meyer, Myer, Meir and Myron. Although he was born in the US, when his father
became a naturalized citizen, Meyer was listed on the Petition for
Naturalization as having been born in New Orleans. He married Lillian
SOMMERS and resided in Baltimore for his entire adult life. He died on March
15, 1994.

During all of his life, Myron used his birth date as November 13, 1910, so
when my husband tried to get his birth certificate, there was no record.

Looking for specific information on these individuals, including relatives
and any documentation of the family in Rechitza, Ekaterinoslav, Kiev, New
Orleans, Norfolk or Baltimore.

Here's hoping that you are having a sweet Pesach,

Marlene

Marlene Bishow
President,
Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington
MODERATOR NOTE: Please reply privately

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- HUNGARY: Buda and Pest, Debrecen ...
- The BALTIC STATES: Vilnius, Kaunas, Riga ...
- UKRAINE: Kiev, Lvov, Tarnopol ... with an extension to Odessa.

With free time to customize your trip

And also
- PORTUGAL (July 19 to 26): Lisbon, Guarda, Belmonte, Evora ...
Two days tours (19 and 20 July)
- BELGIUM: Brussels and Antwerp with, as guides, our colleagues Curators
of Jewish Museums
- NORMANDY: Elbeuf, Rouen and its Sublime House, Caen and the Landing
Beaches.

***IMPORTANT UPDATE****

NO! THE STOCK OF ROOMS AT THE SPECIAL CONFERENCE RATE at the Marriott Hotel
IS NOT EXHAUSTED. Some difficulties for reservation were occasionally
encountered only due to the great success of the Conference, that forced the
hotel to renew more frequently than they had planned the stock of rooms
available for us.
The SECURITY of the conference will be provided in compliance with the
standards of the police headquarters by both entry control on the site and a
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*****And do not forget to sign up for the GALA evening, LUNCHES and
BREAKFASTS, TOURS... Feel free to DONATE: http://www.paris2012.eu/products

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Newsletter N°8 – April 5, 2012
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http://www.paris2012.eu/products

***SPECIAL "TRIPS" EDITION****

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from July 19 to 26

- HUNGARY: Buda and Pest, Debrecen ...
- The BALTIC STATES: Vilnius, Kaunas, Riga ...
- UKRAINE: Kiev, Lvov, Tarnopol ... with an extension to Odessa.

With free time to customize your trip

And also
- PORTUGAL (July 19 to 26): Lisbon, Guarda, Belmonte, Evora ...
Two days tours (19 and 20 July)
- BELGIUM: Brussels and Antwerp with, as guides, our colleagues Curators
of Jewish Museums
- NORMANDY: Elbeuf, Rouen and its Sublime House, Caen and the Landing
Beaches.

***IMPORTANT UPDATE****

NO! THE STOCK OF ROOMS AT THE SPECIAL CONFERENCE RATE at the Marriott Hotel
IS NOT EXHAUSTED. Some difficulties for reservation were occasionally
encountered only due to the great success of the Conference, that forced the
hotel to renew more frequently than they had planned the stock of rooms
available for us.
The SECURITY of the conference will be provided in compliance with the
standards of the police headquarters by both entry control on the site and a
guard 24 hours.

*****And do not forget to sign up for the GALA evening, LUNCHES and
BREAKFASTS, TOURS... Feel free to DONATE: http://www.paris2012.eu/products

Dear Genners,
I have a copy of Max HELLMAN's Declaration of Intent and it is not my Max
HELLMAN. Information on the declaration says that Max was born in Galicia,
Austria April 22,1883. He arrived on the Hohenzollern >from Bremen, Germany,
Sep 2, 1902. His wife's name is Tilly. If this is your Max HELLMAN, please
let me know and I will be glad to forward the papers to you.

Ann Meddin Hellman
Charleston, SC

Researching:
MEDNITZKY/ MEDIN/ MEDDIN, TENENBAUM Kolonia Yakovlevo, Grodno, Belarus;
JARINKES/ YARINKES, Drahichyn, Belarus; RUBIN, FRANK Radoshkovichi,Belarus;
FEINTUCH, MELGUT/ MELGOOD Warshava, Poland; ZYMANSKI / SIMONS Filipow, Poland;
TEWEL Brzostek, Poland; EICHLER / JACOBS Przasnysz, Poland;
PIATIGORSKY/ JACOBS, BELOURTOWSKY/ BIRLANT, BLUESTEIN, PATLA, WARSHAVSKY Kiev,
Ukraine; LEWKOW / LEVKOFF Berdichev, Ukraine; HELLMAN, Jaunjelgava, Latvia

Dear Genners,
I have a copy of Max HELLMAN's Declaration of Intent and it is not my Max
HELLMAN. Information on the declaration says that Max was born in Galicia,
Austria April 22,1883. He arrived on the Hohenzollern >from Bremen, Germany,
Sep 2, 1902. His wife's name is Tilly. If this is your Max HELLMAN, please
let me know and I will be glad to forward the papers to you.

Ann Meddin Hellman
Charleston, SC

Researching:
MEDNITZKY/ MEDIN/ MEDDIN, TENENBAUM Kolonia Yakovlevo, Grodno, Belarus;
JARINKES/ YARINKES, Drahichyn, Belarus; RUBIN, FRANK Radoshkovichi,Belarus;
FEINTUCH, MELGUT/ MELGOOD Warshava, Poland; ZYMANSKI / SIMONS Filipow, Poland;
TEWEL Brzostek, Poland; EICHLER / JACOBS Przasnysz, Poland;
PIATIGORSKY/ JACOBS, BELOURTOWSKY/ BIRLANT, BLUESTEIN, PATLA, WARSHAVSKY Kiev,
Ukraine; LEWKOW / LEVKOFF Berdichev, Ukraine; HELLMAN, Jaunjelgava, Latvia

I have a postcard that my Grandfather sent to my father dated 1968,
which shows a picture of this Shul, the address being Nine Mile and
Southfield Roads. My Grandfather was visiting the States and his
comments on the postcard were "this is the synagogue your great
grandfather founded".

I have not been able to find anything about the origins of this Shul,
but would love to be able to prove that this was indeed the case. I
am aware that the Shul has since moved.

My Great Great Grandfather's surname was RABINOWITZ, although I am not
completely sure of his first name - possibly Schmuel or Schmaelick.

Can anyone point me in the direction of further relevant information please?

Please respond privately.

Sue Sinkinson
Bournemouth, UK

I have a postcard that my Grandfather sent to my father dated 1968,
which shows a picture of this Shul, the address being Nine Mile and
Southfield Roads. My Grandfather was visiting the States and his
comments on the postcard were "this is the synagogue your great
grandfather founded".

I have not been able to find anything about the origins of this Shul,
but would love to be able to prove that this was indeed the case. I
am aware that the Shul has since moved.

My Great Great Grandfather's surname was RABINOWITZ, although I am not
completely sure of his first name - possibly Schmuel or Schmaelick.

Can anyone point me in the direction of further relevant information please?

Please respond privately.

Sue Sinkinson
Bournemouth, UK

Good morning,

What am I doing wrong?
I have searched the 1940 Census and scrolled through many pages without any
luck.

Using the Steve Morse website for Jefferson County, Birmingham, Alabama:

Using the ED's I have >from the 1930 Census I got the equivalent for the 1940
Census then I searched all the pages
Using their address >from 1945 (which I have >from WW11 Enlistment records)
I got basically the same ED's, so searched again,
and couldn't find any trace of them.

Did I miss a step?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you
Jacqueline Davis
Ottawa, Canada
jdavis318@...

Good morning,

What am I doing wrong?
I have searched the 1940 Census and scrolled through many pages without any
luck.

Using the Steve Morse website for Jefferson County, Birmingham, Alabama:

Using the ED's I have >from the 1930 Census I got the equivalent for the 1940
Census then I searched all the pages
Using their address >from 1945 (which I have >from WW11 Enlistment records)
I got basically the same ED's, so searched again,
and couldn't find any trace of them.

Did I miss a step?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you
Jacqueline Davis
Ottawa, Canada
jdavis318@...

Could anyone please tell me how accurate the dates are in the Lithuania database?
I am looking for any records of Tobias and Faiga FRIEDMAN/FREEDMAN in the Kovno
area.
In the Luthuania Marriage and Divorces database, I have found the marriage of:
Tuviash FRIDMAN and Feiga ZUNDEL in Kedainiai, Kaunas.
But the MARRIAGE date is: 5/2/1881 and my Tobias and Faiga FRIEDMAN/FREEDMAN
would have married about 1840-1854.
Could this date be wrong ?

Thank you

Monica McMullin
Liverpool
monicamcmullin@...

Could anyone please tell me how accurate the dates are in the Lithuania database?
I am looking for any records of Tobias and Faiga FRIEDMAN/FREEDMAN in the Kovno
area.
In the Luthuania Marriage and Divorces database, I have found the marriage of:
Tuviash FRIDMAN and Feiga ZUNDEL in Kedainiai, Kaunas.
But the MARRIAGE date is: 5/2/1881 and my Tobias and Faiga FRIEDMAN/FREEDMAN
would have married about 1840-1854.
Could this date be wrong ?

Thank you

Monica McMullin
Liverpool
monicamcmullin@...