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www.oroklet.hu
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Lachaus
While searching www.oroklet.hu, I came across an oddity.
I searched for Cecilia ROTHSTEIN (wife of Izak Lipót HAUSER) and tried: 1. Rothstein 2. Rothstein C 3. Rothstein Cecilia The three returned nil results. I then tried: 1. Hauser Lipótné 2. Hauser L 3. Hauser Lipót The three returned positive results: Hauser Lipótné Rothstein Cecilia exh. (1850 - 1905) Kozma utca - Budapest 7 . Parcella 2 . 2 23 . sirhely I would be grateful if someone could shed some light on the meaning of "exh." Many thanks Paula HAUSER Paula HAUSER Brussels Researching: WEINER, HOROVITZ, HIRN, GUTMANN, (Budapest and Slovakia) HAUSER, HAJDU, STRASSER, SEEMAN (Budapest), RUBINSTEIN (Budapest, Sieniawa)
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Hungary SIG #Hungary www.oroklet.hu
#hungary
Lachaus
While searching www.oroklet.hu, I came across an oddity.
I searched for Cecilia ROTHSTEIN (wife of Izak Lipót HAUSER) and tried: 1. Rothstein 2. Rothstein C 3. Rothstein Cecilia The three returned nil results. I then tried: 1. Hauser Lipótné 2. Hauser L 3. Hauser Lipót The three returned positive results: Hauser Lipótné Rothstein Cecilia exh. (1850 - 1905) Kozma utca - Budapest 7 . Parcella 2 . 2 23 . sirhely I would be grateful if someone could shed some light on the meaning of "exh." Many thanks Paula HAUSER Paula HAUSER Brussels Researching: WEINER, HOROVITZ, HIRN, GUTMANN, (Budapest and Slovakia) HAUSER, HAJDU, STRASSER, SEEMAN (Budapest), RUBINSTEIN (Budapest, Sieniawa)
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Re: www.oroklet.hu
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Robert Neu
May be a typo for Uron. Ur is SIr, Mr, Gentleman in Hungarian.
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Robert Neu --- Karen Cecilio <kcecilio@ureach.com> wrote:
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: www.oroklet.hu
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Robert Neu
May be a typo for Uron. Ur is SIr, Mr, Gentleman in Hungarian.
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Robert Neu --- Karen Cecilio <kcecilio@ureach.com> wrote:
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Re: New Documents in Yad Vashem
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Gábor Hirsch <g_hirsch@...>
As I understood >from the site, I can type in place, year and nationality, as I was liberated by the Soviet, taken to Kattowitz, Chernowitz and Sluzk (Belorus), and as the list of Sluzk appeared also in the "Hirek az Elhurcoltakrol" expected to find some information. Because Sluzk was an international camp where the Italian writer, survivor spent some month too I hoped to find some traces, but somehow it didn't work, neither with Explorer nor with Firefox, I can't say what did I wrong.
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Best regards Gabor Hirsch -------- Original-Nachricht -------- Datum: Thu, 3 Aug 2006 09:35:26 +0300 Von: "Katz, Itzik" <Itzik.Katz@KLA-Tencor.com> An: "H-SIG" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> Betreff: [h-sig] New Documents in Yad Vashem
Hello All,
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: New Documents in Yad Vashem
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Gábor Hirsch <g_hirsch@...>
As I understood >from the site, I can type in place, year and nationality, as I was liberated by the Soviet, taken to Kattowitz, Chernowitz and Sluzk (Belorus), and as the list of Sluzk appeared also in the "Hirek az Elhurcoltakrol" expected to find some information. Because Sluzk was an international camp where the Italian writer, survivor spent some month too I hoped to find some traces, but somehow it didn't work, neither with Explorer nor with Firefox, I can't say what did I wrong.
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Best regards Gabor Hirsch -------- Original-Nachricht -------- Datum: Thu, 3 Aug 2006 09:35:26 +0300 Von: "Katz, Itzik" <Itzik.Katz@KLA-Tencor.com> An: "H-SIG" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> Betreff: [h-sig] New Documents in Yad Vashem
Hello All,
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Thank you for all the help re Benjamin Bilkowitz, may have lived in AL, MS, LA;died before 30 May 1911
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Marshaleigh Bahan <mobahan@...>
The help is great and very useful. With this support, we may solve
some mysteries. Again , many thanks. Marsha
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Thank you for all the help re Benjamin Bilkowitz, may have lived in AL, MS, LA;died before 30 May 1911
#general
Marshaleigh Bahan <mobahan@...>
The help is great and very useful. With this support, we may solve
some mysteries. Again , many thanks. Marsha
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Symposium: Hidden Jewish Heritage: Exploring a Path to Return
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B'nai Sephardim <bnaisephardim@...>
Hidden Jewish Heritage: Exploring a Path to Return
Denver, CO (August 5, 2006) - Over the past thirty years, there has been a growing movement of Hispanos discovering the Jewish Heritage. These Hispanos have come to realize that they are descendants of Jews from Spain and Portugal that settled in the American Southwest and whomhad to hide their Jewish identity due to the Spanish Inquisition. As this information has been revealed there has been a desire >from these descendants of Hidden Jews to reconnect to their Jewish roots and to truly understand what it means to be Jewish. To facilitate this process, B'nai Sephardim of Colorado is hosting a symposium to help foster the return of Hispanos to their Jewish heritage. The symposium (Hidden Jewish Heritage: Exploring a Path to Return) will be held on Sunday, September 10, 2006 at the Radisson Denver Southeast >from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission is free and the Symposium is open to the public. >from the historical, genealogical, and personal perspectives, this symposium will cover the gamete of issues of interest to those with Hidden Jewish ancestry. The event is sponsored by B'nai Sephardim of Colorado. B'nai Sephardim of Colorado is committed to bringing together the descendants of Hidden Jews through education, community outreach, and advocacy. For more information on the Hidden Jewish Heritage Symposium or B'nai Sephardim of Colorado, please call (970) 980-1524 or visit our website www.somosjudios.org. Michael Fajardo B'nai Sephardim of Colorado email: bnaisephardim@gmail.com phone: 970.980.1524 web: www.somosjudios.org
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Symposium: Hidden Jewish Heritage: Exploring a Path to Return
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B'nai Sephardim <bnaisephardim@...>
Hidden Jewish Heritage: Exploring a Path to Return
Denver, CO (August 5, 2006) - Over the past thirty years, there has been a growing movement of Hispanos discovering the Jewish Heritage. These Hispanos have come to realize that they are descendants of Jews from Spain and Portugal that settled in the American Southwest and whomhad to hide their Jewish identity due to the Spanish Inquisition. As this information has been revealed there has been a desire >from these descendants of Hidden Jews to reconnect to their Jewish roots and to truly understand what it means to be Jewish. To facilitate this process, B'nai Sephardim of Colorado is hosting a symposium to help foster the return of Hispanos to their Jewish heritage. The symposium (Hidden Jewish Heritage: Exploring a Path to Return) will be held on Sunday, September 10, 2006 at the Radisson Denver Southeast >from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission is free and the Symposium is open to the public. >from the historical, genealogical, and personal perspectives, this symposium will cover the gamete of issues of interest to those with Hidden Jewish ancestry. The event is sponsored by B'nai Sephardim of Colorado. B'nai Sephardim of Colorado is committed to bringing together the descendants of Hidden Jews through education, community outreach, and advocacy. For more information on the Hidden Jewish Heritage Symposium or B'nai Sephardim of Colorado, please call (970) 980-1524 or visit our website www.somosjudios.org. Michael Fajardo B'nai Sephardim of Colorado email: bnaisephardim@gmail.com phone: 970.980.1524 web: www.somosjudios.org
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Re: Emigration From Cuba 1930
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Stephen Denker
The National Archives Website has a list of all the ports (many in Florida
as well as New York City) for which they have microfilms. I found microfilm numbers for 1920- 1930 manifests for Havana to New York ship travel using the Ancestry Library website accessible in many public libraries and the Archives. For some reason the Ancestry lists are not complete. But I did find my family on several ships. I then went to NARA to view the manifest films. The manifests were typed and they often also have ship crew lists. NARA also has a card index microfilm for the 20th century, but I found it confusing and it seemed to me inaccurate. Stephen Denker Brookline, MA
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Marriage age in NY in 1919
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sangreenb@...
Hi Jewishgenners:
Does anyone know if you had to be at least 18 years old in order to get married in Queens, NY in the year 1919? I have someone who I believe was 14 years old getting married in Queens. However, on her NY marriage certificate she states her age as 18. Any help with this is appreciated. Am looking forward to the IAJGS NY Summer Seminar next Sunday where I will see many of my genealogy buddies. TIA Sandra Greenberg Denver, CO sangreenb@aol.com
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: Emigration From Cuba 1930
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Stephen Denker
The National Archives Website has a list of all the ports (many in Florida
as well as New York City) for which they have microfilms. I found microfilm numbers for 1920- 1930 manifests for Havana to New York ship travel using the Ancestry Library website accessible in many public libraries and the Archives. For some reason the Ancestry lists are not complete. But I did find my family on several ships. I then went to NARA to view the manifest films. The manifests were typed and they often also have ship crew lists. NARA also has a card index microfilm for the 20th century, but I found it confusing and it seemed to me inaccurate. Stephen Denker Brookline, MA
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Marriage age in NY in 1919
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sangreenb@...
Hi Jewishgenners:
Does anyone know if you had to be at least 18 years old in order to get married in Queens, NY in the year 1919? I have someone who I believe was 14 years old getting married in Queens. However, on her NY marriage certificate she states her age as 18. Any help with this is appreciated. Am looking forward to the IAJGS NY Summer Seminar next Sunday where I will see many of my genealogy buddies. TIA Sandra Greenberg Denver, CO sangreenb@aol.com
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tombstones in India
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Harold Greenberg <harold7@...>
Isaac Solomon has now returned to Eilat, Israel after spending several
months in India photographing tombstones. I am assisting him in organizing this material and uploading it to the internet. His data sheets describing each photo are still in transit >from India. When they arrive, further information will be available. In the meantime, I have uploaded 560 photos, sorted into 28 cemeteries - http://urlx.org/yahoo.com/c809a Of general interest is the Chichpokli Cemetery as it has SASSOONs buried there, some of whom were born in Baghdad - photos 3628, 3633, 3634, 3645, 3648, 3657 and 3659. ===== researching - GREENBERG, SHAPIRO (kohanim), ROSENTHAL - Vaslui, Romania WIDAWSKY, SZER - Klobuck and Praszka, Czestochowa, Kielce, Poland HYMAN - Myegina, Piotrkow, Poland ISRAELOWITZ - Piotrkow, Poland ==== Harold Hershel Zvi Greenberg Eilat, Israel harold.greenberg@utoronto.ca
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen tombstones in India
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Harold Greenberg <harold7@...>
Isaac Solomon has now returned to Eilat, Israel after spending several
months in India photographing tombstones. I am assisting him in organizing this material and uploading it to the internet. His data sheets describing each photo are still in transit >from India. When they arrive, further information will be available. In the meantime, I have uploaded 560 photos, sorted into 28 cemeteries - http://urlx.org/yahoo.com/c809a Of general interest is the Chichpokli Cemetery as it has SASSOONs buried there, some of whom were born in Baghdad - photos 3628, 3633, 3634, 3645, 3648, 3657 and 3659. ===== researching - GREENBERG, SHAPIRO (kohanim), ROSENTHAL - Vaslui, Romania WIDAWSKY, SZER - Klobuck and Praszka, Czestochowa, Kielce, Poland HYMAN - Myegina, Piotrkow, Poland ISRAELOWITZ - Piotrkow, Poland ==== Harold Hershel Zvi Greenberg Eilat, Israel harold.greenberg@utoronto.ca
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question about New York death records
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Ira Leviton
Dear Cousins,
Kaye Paletz asked, "If you need a recent death record and the name is a common one, is there a way to look at the death records at the Dept of Health in NY without purchasing them. The info on them (next of kin or date of birth) will confirm which person but I really don't want to get records that are the incorrect ones. Is there a way to get around this problem." I answer: The short answer to the first question is no, but there is a way around it, and it depends on whether you know the year of the person's death. You can't actually look at the death certificates that the Department of Health has. It's totally different >from the N.Y.C. Municipal Archives. You can only apply to the Department of Health to get a copy of a specific certificate, and give them the information to locate it, along with a $15 fee. The fee covers not only a certified copy of the death certificate, but also includes a search of two calendar years. You always have to tell them a year so they know where to look. If ten different people named Abraham Levy died in a certain year and you know his parents' names, they'll send you only the one whose parents' names match the information on your request -- you don't have to "buy" all ten death certificates. A date of birth or approximate age also helps narrow things down to the right person. If you don't know the year, you still have to make an educated guess to point them in the right direction -- otherwise, they won't know whether to look in records >from 1950 or 1990. There's an additional charge of $3 per year in addition to the initial two year search, and they'll still send a certificate only if the information you supply matches (or is close). In other words, they'll try not to send a death certificate of somebody who's clearly the wrong person, but it will cost you if you don't know the exact year and guess incorrectly. If they find nothing, or nothing that matches, they'll send you a statement that nothing was found for the search parameters you gave. The application can be accessed at http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/vr/death1.pdf . Spaces 15 on the application asks, "For what purpose are you going to use this certificate?" Based on experience, "genealogy" is not necessarily a valid reason; proof of death to divide or claim assets, or ascertaining a burial location to visit the grave have been. Ira Ira Leviton New York, N.Y.
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen question about New York death records
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Ira Leviton
Dear Cousins,
Kaye Paletz asked, "If you need a recent death record and the name is a common one, is there a way to look at the death records at the Dept of Health in NY without purchasing them. The info on them (next of kin or date of birth) will confirm which person but I really don't want to get records that are the incorrect ones. Is there a way to get around this problem." I answer: The short answer to the first question is no, but there is a way around it, and it depends on whether you know the year of the person's death. You can't actually look at the death certificates that the Department of Health has. It's totally different >from the N.Y.C. Municipal Archives. You can only apply to the Department of Health to get a copy of a specific certificate, and give them the information to locate it, along with a $15 fee. The fee covers not only a certified copy of the death certificate, but also includes a search of two calendar years. You always have to tell them a year so they know where to look. If ten different people named Abraham Levy died in a certain year and you know his parents' names, they'll send you only the one whose parents' names match the information on your request -- you don't have to "buy" all ten death certificates. A date of birth or approximate age also helps narrow things down to the right person. If you don't know the year, you still have to make an educated guess to point them in the right direction -- otherwise, they won't know whether to look in records >from 1950 or 1990. There's an additional charge of $3 per year in addition to the initial two year search, and they'll still send a certificate only if the information you supply matches (or is close). In other words, they'll try not to send a death certificate of somebody who's clearly the wrong person, but it will cost you if you don't know the exact year and guess incorrectly. If they find nothing, or nothing that matches, they'll send you a statement that nothing was found for the search parameters you gave. The application can be accessed at http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/vr/death1.pdf . Spaces 15 on the application asks, "For what purpose are you going to use this certificate?" Based on experience, "genealogy" is not necessarily a valid reason; proof of death to divide or claim assets, or ascertaining a burial location to visit the grave have been. Ira Ira Leviton New York, N.Y.
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Re: Cemetery in NJ
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Zev Griner <zgriner@...>
In general, here is a link to start with when you have questions about
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cemeteries: http://www.jewishgen.org/Cemetery/ Zev Griner Rochelle P. Gershenow wrote:
I am trying to identify the name of a cemetery I believe to be on Livingston
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Cemetery in NJ
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Zev Griner <zgriner@...>
In general, here is a link to start with when you have questions about
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cemeteries: http://www.jewishgen.org/Cemetery/ Zev Griner Rochelle P. Gershenow wrote:
I am trying to identify the name of a cemetery I believe to be on Livingston
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