mark wrote on 01 jan 2007 in soc.genealogy.jewish:

My greatgrandfather BEJZMAN Aharon Shmuel was killed in pogrom in
Novograd Volhynski. It was before WW1. Maybe somebody knows what year
it was? Maybe there is somewhere the list of killed?

Both in 1919 and in 1920

Search also under:
Zvil [Jewish name of the town]
Novograd-Volinskiy,
Novohrad-Volynsky,
Novogradvolynsk,
Zviahel,
V'zviagel.

Anti-Jewish riots in Zvil, 1919-1920
<http://www.paulgassfamily.com/section3/iii1/zvilriots.htm>

Read also:

3 articles, not mentioning the pre WWI progrom:
<http://www.jewishgen.org/cemetery/e-europe/ukra-n.html>

18xx to 1920 record scans here:
<http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/Volhynia/ZhvilCollection.htm>

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novohrad-Volynskyi>

<http://novograd.com.ua/> In Russian, I think.

--
Evertjan Hannivoort.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

mark wrote on 01 jan 2007 in soc.genealogy.jewish:

My greatgrandfather BEJZMAN Aharon Shmuel was killed in pogrom in
Novograd Volhynski. It was before WW1. Maybe somebody knows what year
it was? Maybe there is somewhere the list of killed?

Both in 1919 and in 1920

Search also under:
Zvil [Jewish name of the town]
Novograd-Volinskiy,
Novohrad-Volynsky,
Novogradvolynsk,
Zviahel,
V'zviagel.

Anti-Jewish riots in Zvil, 1919-1920
<http://www.paulgassfamily.com/section3/iii1/zvilriots.htm>

Read also:

3 articles, not mentioning the pre WWI progrom:
<http://www.jewishgen.org/cemetery/e-europe/ukra-n.html>

18xx to 1920 record scans here:
<http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/Volhynia/ZhvilCollection.htm>

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novohrad-Volynskyi>

<http://novograd.com.ua/> In Russian, I think.

--
Evertjan Hannivoort.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

Seeking descendants of Freys and Danzigers >from Nowy Sacz and possibly Tarnow.

Lottie (Zloteh) DANZIGER married Marcus FREY (1800=92s)
See their photo at: http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate
file # - VM9224

They had at least 4 children who immigrated to NY;
1. Lena: Letzter Stock (had no biological descendants)
2. Rose: (b.Feb. 20, 1868 Nowy Sacz, d. March 15,1914 in NYC)
married Max Heller. They were my grandparents.
They had 7 children: Mamie Block, Fannie/Fay (never married),
Helen Taffae,Gussie Rheinschreiber, Essie Rothenberg,
Tobias (MY DAD) and Maurice.
3. Henry: ("The Unususal Comedian")
b. 1868? d.Aug.7th,1928 in Richmond Hill,L.I.,
married Anna Juskowitz b. 1878,
their (ONLY CHILD)son: Maurice/Morris: born 18 Sep. 1899 (NYC),
died Sept. 1966 (in Dade County, Fla. - requested death record in Sept.=
)
All 3 are buried at Mt. Hebron Cemetery (by diff. Societies).
All contact was lost with these relatives.
4. Victor: b. May 1879 d.1953 in NYC m. Rose
In the 1920 census, they had 5 kids:
Herman, Beatrice M., Lottie, Louis, Ruth.
All contact was lost with these relatives.
5. another brother:
Father of Lottie Levy, Helen Cohen and Blanche D. Mironov.
All contact was lost with these relatives.

Any help/clues to any of these people and/or their descendants will be greatly
appreciated!

Please reply privately to me:
natrab@spamcop.net

Thank you!

Rachel Heller Bernstein, Yerushalayim
Researching:
FREYs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow
DANZIGERs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow

MODERATOR NOTE: The ViewMate file's direct URL is
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=9224

Seeking descendants of Freys and Danzigers >from Nowy Sacz and possibly Tarnow.

Lottie (Zloteh) DANZIGER married Marcus FREY (1800=92s)
See their photo at: http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate
file # - VM9224

They had at least 4 children who immigrated to NY;
1. Lena: Letzter Stock (had no biological descendants)
2. Rose: (b.Feb. 20, 1868 Nowy Sacz, d. March 15,1914 in NYC)
married Max Heller. They were my grandparents.
They had 7 children: Mamie Block, Fannie/Fay (never married),
Helen Taffae,Gussie Rheinschreiber, Essie Rothenberg,
Tobias (MY DAD) and Maurice.
3. Henry: ("The Unususal Comedian")
b. 1868? d.Aug.7th,1928 in Richmond Hill,L.I.,
married Anna Juskowitz b. 1878,
their (ONLY CHILD)son: Maurice/Morris: born 18 Sep. 1899 (NYC),
died Sept. 1966 (in Dade County, Fla. - requested death record in Sept.=
)
All 3 are buried at Mt. Hebron Cemetery (by diff. Societies).
All contact was lost with these relatives.
4. Victor: b. May 1879 d.1953 in NYC m. Rose
In the 1920 census, they had 5 kids:
Herman, Beatrice M., Lottie, Louis, Ruth.
All contact was lost with these relatives.
5. another brother:
Father of Lottie Levy, Helen Cohen and Blanche D. Mironov.
All contact was lost with these relatives.

Any help/clues to any of these people and/or their descendants will be greatly
appreciated!

Please reply privately to me:
natrab@spamcop.net

Thank you!

Rachel Heller Bernstein, Yerushalayim
Researching:
FREYs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow
DANZIGERs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow

MODERATOR NOTE: The ViewMate file's direct URL is
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=9224

Dear Genners,

I have just discovered a photo of unknown cousins dated 1933, Warsaw.
If you could take a look at the front and back as shown in these two
links, and tell me what the Yiddish says I would be most grateful.
Also, if anyone recognizes them I would be absolutely delighted.
My suspicion is that they are members of the SZWARCBERG or FELDMAN /
LEWIN families >from Gniewoszow, Kozienice district, Radom Province,
Poland, who had moved to Warsaw. My great-grandmother was receiving
letters >from Poland up to WWII. My father thinks they are more likely
to be members of the KAPLAN or KAMENETZKY or TELECHANSKY families of
Antopol and Motol, Grodno gubernia, Russia then Poland then Belarus.

Here are the links:

http://leep.lis.uiuc.edu/publish/sschwar4/UnknownCousins.jpg

and

http://leep.lis.uiuc.edu/publish/sschwar4/UnknownCousinsYiddishonback.jpg

Thank you all so much for your help!

Yours,
Jenny Schwartzberg
Chicago, IL, USA

Dear Genners,

I have just discovered a photo of unknown cousins dated 1933, Warsaw.
If you could take a look at the front and back as shown in these two
links, and tell me what the Yiddish says I would be most grateful.
Also, if anyone recognizes them I would be absolutely delighted.
My suspicion is that they are members of the SZWARCBERG or FELDMAN /
LEWIN families >from Gniewoszow, Kozienice district, Radom Province,
Poland, who had moved to Warsaw. My great-grandmother was receiving
letters >from Poland up to WWII. My father thinks they are more likely
to be members of the KAPLAN or KAMENETZKY or TELECHANSKY families of
Antopol and Motol, Grodno gubernia, Russia then Poland then Belarus.

Here are the links:

http://leep.lis.uiuc.edu/publish/sschwar4/UnknownCousins.jpg

and

http://leep.lis.uiuc.edu/publish/sschwar4/UnknownCousinsYiddishonback.jpg

Thank you all so much for your help!

Yours,
Jenny Schwartzberg
Chicago, IL, USA

This katubah of my grandparents may have some information about
their birthplace, names, parents etc?? The family names are
Kleinberg and Nussbaum, in Luxemburg.

Please tell me if there are specifics that will help me.

Thanks.

Reply to me privately.

Milton Koch
Bethesda, Md, USA
http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=9222

This katubah of my grandparents may have some information about
their birthplace, names, parents etc?? The family names are
Kleinberg and Nussbaum, in Luxemburg.

Please tell me if there are specifics that will help me.

Thanks.

Reply to me privately.

Milton Koch
Bethesda, Md, USA
http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=9222

Jan. 1, 2007 Submitted by Ellen Naliboff 619 583-0826
San Diego Jewish Genealogical Society
Meeting: Sunday, January 28, 2007 1:00 P.M. Note, 4th Sunday of Month
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center 2nd Floor Sr. Activity Room
4126 Executive Drive in La Jolla
Using the Internet to Find Anyone & Anything by nationally known
scholar Ron Arons, author of The Jews of Sing-Sing. The Internet has
so many vast resources, which can be used in a variety of ways. One
only needs a bit of creativity to find the treasures, which will help
with the family research process. This is not just a theoretical
lecture or simply a listing of websites. Many examples will be provided
to show how anyone's family research process can be enhanced. He is a
seasoned genealogist having traced his roots to England, Poland,
Romania, the Ukraine, Belarus, and Lithuania. A member of the board of
the San Francisco Jewish Genealogical Society, he has given
presentations locally and abroad, including the two past IAJGS annual
conferences in London and Toronto.

Non-members of SDJGS $3.00

Jan. 1, 2007 Submitted by Ellen Naliboff 619 583-0826
San Diego Jewish Genealogical Society
Meeting: Sunday, January 28, 2007 1:00 P.M. Note, 4th Sunday of Month
Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center 2nd Floor Sr. Activity Room
4126 Executive Drive in La Jolla
Using the Internet to Find Anyone & Anything by nationally known
scholar Ron Arons, author of The Jews of Sing-Sing. The Internet has
so many vast resources, which can be used in a variety of ways. One
only needs a bit of creativity to find the treasures, which will help
with the family research process. This is not just a theoretical
lecture or simply a listing of websites. Many examples will be provided
to show how anyone's family research process can be enhanced. He is a
seasoned genealogist having traced his roots to England, Poland,
Romania, the Ukraine, Belarus, and Lithuania. A member of the board of
the San Francisco Jewish Genealogical Society, he has given
presentations locally and abroad, including the two past IAJGS annual
conferences in London and Toronto.

Non-members of SDJGS $3.00

Seeking descendants of Freys and Danzigers >from Nowy Sacz and
possibly Tarnow.

Lottie (Zloteh) Danziger married Marcus FREY (1800s). See their
photo at: http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate file # VM9224.

They had at least 4 children who immigrated to NY;
1. Lena: Letzter Stock (had no biological descendants)
2. Rose: b. Feb. 20, 1868 Nowy Sacz, d. March 15, 1914 in NYC
Married Max Heller. They were my grandparents.
They had 7 children: Mamie Block, Fannie/Fay (never married),
Helen Taffae, Gussie Rheinschreiber, Essie Rothenberg, Tobias
(my Dad) and Maurice.
3. Henry: ("The Unususal Comedian") b. 1868?, d. Aug. 7, 1928 in
Richmond Hill, L.I.. Married Anna Juskowitz b. 1878.
Their (only child) son: Maurice/Morris: born 18 Sep. 1899
(NYC), died Sept. 1966 (in Dade County, Fla. - requested
death record in Sept.) All 3 are buried at Mt. Hebron
Cemetery (by diff. Societies). All contact was lost with
these relatives.
4. Victor: b. May 1879 d. 1953 in NYC m. Rose.
In the 1920 census, they had 5 kids:
Herman, Beatrice M., Lottie, Louis, Ruth.
All contact was lost with these relatives.
5. another brother:
Father of Lottie Levy, Helen Cohen and Blanche D. Mironov.
All contact was lost with these relatives.

Any help/clues to any of these people and/or their descendants will
be greatly appreciated!

Please reply privately to me:
natrab@spamcop.net

Thank you!

Rachel Heller Bernstein, Yerushalayim
Researching:
FREYs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow
DANZIGERs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow

Seeking descendants of Freys and Danzigers >from Nowy Sacz and
possibly Tarnow.

Lottie (Zloteh) Danziger married Marcus FREY (1800s). See their
photo at: http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate file # VM9224.

They had at least 4 children who immigrated to NY;
1. Lena: Letzter Stock (had no biological descendants)
2. Rose: b. Feb. 20, 1868 Nowy Sacz, d. March 15, 1914 in NYC
Married Max Heller. They were my grandparents.
They had 7 children: Mamie Block, Fannie/Fay (never married),
Helen Taffae, Gussie Rheinschreiber, Essie Rothenberg, Tobias
(my Dad) and Maurice.
3. Henry: ("The Unususal Comedian") b. 1868?, d. Aug. 7, 1928 in
Richmond Hill, L.I.. Married Anna Juskowitz b. 1878.
Their (only child) son: Maurice/Morris: born 18 Sep. 1899
(NYC), died Sept. 1966 (in Dade County, Fla. - requested
death record in Sept.) All 3 are buried at Mt. Hebron
Cemetery (by diff. Societies). All contact was lost with
these relatives.
4. Victor: b. May 1879 d. 1953 in NYC m. Rose.
In the 1920 census, they had 5 kids:
Herman, Beatrice M., Lottie, Louis, Ruth.
All contact was lost with these relatives.
5. another brother:
Father of Lottie Levy, Helen Cohen and Blanche D. Mironov.
All contact was lost with these relatives.

Any help/clues to any of these people and/or their descendants will
be greatly appreciated!

Please reply privately to me:
natrab@spamcop.net

Thank you!

Rachel Heller Bernstein, Yerushalayim
Researching:
FREYs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow
DANZIGERs - Nowy Sacz / maybe Tarnow

In December 2006 we added three new books and nine new entries, and
updated ten books. All translations are accessible at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html and new materials
have been flagged for easy identification.

Also, consult the Yizkor Book Database at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/database.html for the listing of
known yizkor books and the Necrology Database at
http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor/, which indexes the names
of persons in the necrology lists in the translated yizkor books at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html.

New books:

-Czestochowa, Poland, Churban Czenstochow
-Koson (Kosyno), Ukraine, The Jews of Kaszony, Subcarpathia
-Radauti, Romania,Toledot Hakehillah Ha Yehudit B'Radautz

New entries:

Pinkas HaKehillot Germany, Vol. III
-Adorf, German
-Breitenbach am Hertzberg
-Homberg
-Jugenheim
-Nieder-Saulheim

Pinkas HaKehillot Polin
-Frysztak, Poland, Vol. III
-Suchedniow, Poland, Vol. VII
-Tuchow, Poland, Vol. III

-Reca (Rete), Pinkas HaKehillot, Slovakia

Updates:

-Bedzin, Poland
-Bukowina: Vol. II, pp. 177-178
-Czestochowa, Poland, Tshenstokhover Yidn
-Dabrowa, Poland
-Kamen Kashirsky, Ukraine
-Kobryn, Belarus
-Radzyb Podalski, Poland
-Rozhnyatov, Ukraine
-Sala's Gift
-Sosnowiec, Poland

At the beginning of this new year I would like to thank everyone who
has helped to make the Yizkor Book Project enormously productive in
2006: our talented volunteer staff (Lance, Max, and Osnat), the
donors of translated material, the translators, and the financial
donors who paid for translations. A special thanks to JewishGen for
providing the infrastructure which makes the online presentation
possible. As I have said before, this is a team effort: there is no
way we could operate without all these important elements working
together. We hope that you, our readers find this material useful.
You may show your appreciation by making a donation to JewishGen and
to yizkor book projects at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/v_projectslist.asp?project_cat=23.

Best wishes to all our readers for 2007.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Data Acquisition

In December 2006 we added three new books and nine new entries, and
updated ten books. All translations are accessible at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html and new materials
have been flagged for easy identification.

Also, consult the Yizkor Book Database at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/database.html for the listing of
known yizkor books and the Necrology Database at
http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/yizkor/, which indexes the names
of persons in the necrology lists in the translated yizkor books at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/translations.html.

New books:

-Czestochowa, Poland, Churban Czenstochow
-Koson (Kosyno), Ukraine, The Jews of Kaszony, Subcarpathia
-Radauti, Romania,Toledot Hakehillah Ha Yehudit B'Radautz

New entries:

Pinkas HaKehillot Germany, Vol. III
-Adorf, German
-Breitenbach am Hertzberg
-Homberg
-Jugenheim
-Nieder-Saulheim

Pinkas HaKehillot Polin
-Frysztak, Poland, Vol. III
-Suchedniow, Poland, Vol. VII
-Tuchow, Poland, Vol. III

-Reca (Rete), Pinkas HaKehillot, Slovakia

Updates:

-Bedzin, Poland
-Bukowina: Vol. II, pp. 177-178
-Czestochowa, Poland, Tshenstokhover Yidn
-Dabrowa, Poland
-Kamen Kashirsky, Ukraine
-Kobryn, Belarus
-Radzyb Podalski, Poland
-Rozhnyatov, Ukraine
-Sala's Gift
-Sosnowiec, Poland

At the beginning of this new year I would like to thank everyone who
has helped to make the Yizkor Book Project enormously productive in
2006: our talented volunteer staff (Lance, Max, and Osnat), the
donors of translated material, the translators, and the financial
donors who paid for translations. A special thanks to JewishGen for
providing the infrastructure which makes the online presentation
possible. As I have said before, this is a team effort: there is no
way we could operate without all these important elements working
together. We hope that you, our readers find this material useful.
You may show your appreciation by making a donation to JewishGen and
to yizkor book projects at
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/v_projectslist.asp?project_cat=23.

Best wishes to all our readers for 2007.

Joyce Field
JewishGen VP, Data Acquisition

Parts of my problem are the same as Beryl's. My paternal great grandfather
arrived in the UK with his wife and four small children, having lost at
least two children in Krakow, Empire of Austria. The youngest child died
at the age of 13 months in London in January 1889 and my great grandmother
died in childbirth the following October at the age of 36. The baby also
died.

The next appearance of my great grandfather with his three remaining
children was in 1891 in Gateshead, Northern England, with a new wife, Shawe
Siegel, widow with two children. I have no idea why or how the move was
made >from London to Gateshead and then to Newcastle or whether the marriage
was arranged. If so, by whom? The names of my great grandparents were
Israel and Miriam Trinkenreich (later Levy).
Miriam was buried in West Ham Cemetery and Israel and Shawe in Newcastle.

SHIRLEY COLLIER
East of London UK
Member of JGSGB Council
Regional Group Co-ordinator

Researching:
BIERMAN/BERMAN- Piesk,Lublin/New York/London
SHEVA EICHEL - London/New York
HARRIS (or derivations)- Sieradz/Hull/London
HOROWITZ - Siedlce
ROZAINSKY/WAPNIARZ - Lomza/Czestochowa/Pultusk/New York/Swansea/London
TILLES/TRINKENREICH - Tarnow/Krakow/Newcastle/London

Parts of my problem are the same as Beryl's. My paternal great grandfather
arrived in the UK with his wife and four small children, having lost at
least two children in Krakow, Empire of Austria. The youngest child died
at the age of 13 months in London in January 1889 and my great grandmother
died in childbirth the following October at the age of 36. The baby also
died.

The next appearance of my great grandfather with his three remaining
children was in 1891 in Gateshead, Northern England, with a new wife, Shawe
Siegel, widow with two children. I have no idea why or how the move was
made >from London to Gateshead and then to Newcastle or whether the marriage
was arranged. If so, by whom? The names of my great grandparents were
Israel and Miriam Trinkenreich (later Levy).
Miriam was buried in West Ham Cemetery and Israel and Shawe in Newcastle.

SHIRLEY COLLIER
East of London UK
Member of JGSGB Council
Regional Group Co-ordinator

Researching:
BIERMAN/BERMAN- Piesk,Lublin/New York/London
SHEVA EICHEL - London/New York
HARRIS (or derivations)- Sieradz/Hull/London
HOROWITZ - Siedlce
ROZAINSKY/WAPNIARZ - Lomza/Czestochowa/Pultusk/New York/Swansea/London
TILLES/TRINKENREICH - Tarnow/Krakow/Newcastle/London

Dear Sarina,

Good luck!

There are no brit milah records in Teheran. In fact,
until just a few years ago, Rabbi David Shofet in Los
Angeles didn't even keep a register himself even
though I strongly recommended to him that these were
valuable genealogical records and he said he would.
But I don't know if David ever followed up on my
suggestion.

While in Teheran, pre-Revolution, most brits were
performed by David's father, [Chief Rabbi of
Iran]Hakham Yedidiah Shofet, that was only Teheran.

The Chief Rabbi's office wasn't even established at
that time 1923-24, and the "official record gathering"
didn't even began until Hakahm Yedidiah was appointed
by the government as Chief Rabbi (1940s maybe) and he
was required to keep such records.

Marriage and divorce records >from the Hakham's time
are in the Chief Rabbi's office in Teheran. There is
no index, no finding aid, no microfilms, no copies. To
get information, and that is nearly impossible, one
needs to know all the information (names and dates)
beforehand. Generally, if one knows all that, you
don't need those records. Records are merely listed in
chrono order.

Why does he need a brit milah record >from 1923-24?

With best wishes,
Schelly Talalay Dardashti
dardasht1@yahoo.com

Dear Sarina,

Good luck!

There are no brit milah records in Teheran. In fact,
until just a few years ago, Rabbi David Shofet in Los
Angeles didn't even keep a register himself even
though I strongly recommended to him that these were
valuable genealogical records and he said he would.
But I don't know if David ever followed up on my
suggestion.

While in Teheran, pre-Revolution, most brits were
performed by David's father, [Chief Rabbi of
Iran]Hakham Yedidiah Shofet, that was only Teheran.

The Chief Rabbi's office wasn't even established at
that time 1923-24, and the "official record gathering"
didn't even began until Hakahm Yedidiah was appointed
by the government as Chief Rabbi (1940s maybe) and he
was required to keep such records.

Marriage and divorce records >from the Hakham's time
are in the Chief Rabbi's office in Teheran. There is
no index, no finding aid, no microfilms, no copies. To
get information, and that is nearly impossible, one
needs to know all the information (names and dates)
beforehand. Generally, if one knows all that, you
don't need those records. Records are merely listed in
chrono order.

Why does he need a brit milah record >from 1923-24?

With best wishes,
Schelly Talalay Dardashti
dardasht1@yahoo.com

I'm trying the list this time. I have been receiving broken links
messages for the web site, but I still am unable to access to make
any corrections.



========================================================================
Bobby and Howard Jacobs
Highland Park, IL
Researching JACOBS, FANTL, FREUND, SAMSON, SALOMON, PELOFSKY,
TABOLITSKY, SPIEGELGLASS, FAINBERG, WEYENBERG, TOARELLO, KRUEGER,
LOCKE, TURTON, CORONA, EXSTEIN BLOND, ZUK, GATZ, MULNIK, PORTER, MEADOW, BORYS
==================================================================

I'm trying the list this time. I have been receiving broken links
messages for the web site, but I still am unable to access to make
any corrections.



========================================================================
Bobby and Howard Jacobs
Highland Park, IL
Researching JACOBS, FANTL, FREUND, SAMSON, SALOMON, PELOFSKY,
TABOLITSKY, SPIEGELGLASS, FAINBERG, WEYENBERG, TOARELLO, KRUEGER,
LOCKE, TURTON, CORONA, EXSTEIN BLOND, ZUK, GATZ, MULNIK, PORTER, MEADOW, BORYS
==================================================================