Dear All,

I am seeking information about the Jewish Community
which once existed in Slatina, Olt County Romania.
This is in the area known as "Oltenia", and in the
1800's was part of "Romania Mare", before Transilvania
was officially a part of Romania. Slatina is between
Craiova and Bucharest. Despite much searching I
cannot find a trace of the Jews >from Slatina or Olt
County.

My grandfather Jacques Frankel was born there in 1886.
He had a brother Roland born in 1881. The parents
were named Isaac and Rosa Frankel. There may have
been other siblings as well. Their address was
"Bucharest Street."

Roland became a naturalized British citizen in 1909
and changed his name to Franklin. Jacques also lived
there apparently but later immigrated to American and
was also known as Franklin. In between Romania and
their immigrations the family was in Cairo for a
period of time, and probably also in Palestine. I
have no clue what happened to the other family
members, including the parents.

All information clues and suggestions gratefully
accepted.

Thanks

Gayle Sherburne
Timisoara Romania

Dear All,

I am seeking information about the Jewish Community
which once existed in Slatina, Olt County Romania.
This is in the area known as "Oltenia", and in the
1800's was part of "Romania Mare", before Transilvania
was officially a part of Romania. Slatina is between
Craiova and Bucharest. Despite much searching I
cannot find a trace of the Jews >from Slatina or Olt
County.

My grandfather Jacques Frankel was born there in 1886.
He had a brother Roland born in 1881. The parents
were named Isaac and Rosa Frankel. There may have
been other siblings as well. Their address was
"Bucharest Street."

Roland became a naturalized British citizen in 1909
and changed his name to Franklin. Jacques also lived
there apparently but later immigrated to American and
was also known as Franklin. In between Romania and
their immigrations the family was in Cairo for a
period of time, and probably also in Palestine. I
have no clue what happened to the other family
members, including the parents.

All information clues and suggestions gratefully
accepted.

Thanks

Gayle Sherburne
Timisoara Romania

Mark Halpern just notified the Bialystok SIG List of your new online
cemetery information. Slide # 5 reads: "Ohel memorializes famous Rabbi
Halperin >from Bialystok...Nearby stood ohel of famous Rabbi Shmuel
'Mohilover.'"

We are a group of descendants of R' Shmuel Mohilever & his sister,
Yocheved. We are working on connecting our family trees and would
really appreciate any details you might have on any surrounding
Mohilever-Moholiver-Mogilever-Mohlewer family graves. Associated
families are Shapiro & Jaffe-Yoffe. We are also trying to determine
whether the family were Cohanim or Leviim.

Thank you for your help!

"Edna Hoover"
JGFF Researcher # 66736
Brooklyn NY
ednahoover@hotmail.com

Mark Halpern just notified the Bialystok SIG List of your new online
cemetery information. Slide # 5 reads: "Ohel memorializes famous Rabbi
Halperin >from Bialystok...Nearby stood ohel of famous Rabbi Shmuel
'Mohilover.'"

We are a group of descendants of R' Shmuel Mohilever & his sister,
Yocheved. We are working on connecting our family trees and would
really appreciate any details you might have on any surrounding
Mohilever-Moholiver-Mogilever-Mohlewer family graves. Associated
families are Shapiro & Jaffe-Yoffe. We are also trying to determine
whether the family were Cohanim or Leviim.

Thank you for your help!

"Edna Hoover"
JGFF Researcher # 66736
Brooklyn NY
ednahoover@hotmail.com

This is a reminder that the Lodz Area Research Group will hold its annual
meeting at the Conference: http://www.jgsny2006.org

Tuesday, August 15
3:15-4:30
Soho Room, 7th floor

This is a group researching not only the city of Lodz, but approximately 80
surrounding towns. To see if this includes one of your towns in Poland, go
to www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/LARG.htm, click on towns, and scroll
down for the list.

If you are planning to join us, please sign-up at:
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/signup.htm DO NOT enter your
spouse's name if he/she is not attending or has no roots within these towns.
List the surnames and towns you are researching ONLY >from this area. If you
are not sure of the towns, list "any."

You can also see who else is planning to attend, by clicking on "click here
to see who is going to be there" at the bottom of the sign-in page. Even if
you cannot attend this meeting due to conflicts in your schedule, please
indicate the surnames and towns you are looking for in this area so that
others at the meeting can contact you.

I am also requesting that if you have records for surnames you see listed on
that page, please bring copies to share with people at the meeting
researching them.

Town Contacts attending, please bring reports about your towns for us to
share. For those new to genealogical research, we will review what is
available in this area and how to begin. For those seasoned researchers,
please bring your best pointers to share about doing this research, getting
around, over, under or through those brick walls, etc.

We will begin a very large and significant project soon. Details will be
announced at the meeting.

I look forward to seeing everyone again and meeting "new" Lodz Area
Researchers who have not attended this group meeting before. Based on the
impressive number of new subscribers to the LARG discussion group, I see
there are many of you and look forward to welcoming you all.

All the best,
Roni

Roni Seibel Liebowitz
IAJGS 2006 Conference Registration Chair and Exhibit Coordinator
http://www.jgsny2006.org
registration@jgsny2006.org
Roni@jgsny2006.org

Lodz ShtetLinks http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/index.htm
Lodz Area Research Group (LARG)
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/LARG.htm
Belchatow ShtetLink http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/belchatow/
Belchatow Shtetl CO-OP, Jewish Records Indexing- Poland,
http://www.jri-Poland.org/belchatow.htm
Belchatow Yizkor Book Project
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Belchatow/Belchatow.html

The Belchatow Birds-of-a-Feather (BOF) will hold its annual meeting at the
IAJGS International Genealogy Conference http://www.jgsny2006.org following
the Lodz Area Research Group (LARG) meeting. It will take place on:

Tuesday, August 15
4:45-6:00
Soho Room on the 7th floor

Belchatow is part of the Lodz Area Research Group, so I suggest if you are
researching Belchatow, try to attend both sessions. Groholice which was once
a separate town is now part of Belchatow and included in this BOF meeting.

Belchatow is located approximately 27 miles south of Lodz in Poland. Nearby
Jewish towns and villages include: Kamiensk, Lask, Pabianice, Piotrkow
Trybunalski, Radomsko, Rozprza, Sulejow (Silev), Sulmierzyce, Szczercow,
Tomaszow Mazowiecki, Tuszyn, Widawa, and Zelow. See thee ShtetLink site for
more information: http://www.jri-Poland.org/belchatow.htm .

If you are planning to join us, please sign-up at:
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/signup.htm DO NOT enter your
spouse's name if he/she is not attending or has no roots within Belchatow
(or any of the LARG towns). List the surnames you are researching from
Belchatow. This is the signup for both LARG and Belchatow researchers.

You can also see who else is planning to attend, by clicking on "click here
to see who is going to be there" at the bottom of the sign-in page. Even if
you cannot attend this meeting due to conflicts in your schedule, please
indicate the surnames you are looking for in Belchatow so that others at the
meeting can contact you.

I am also requesting that if you have records for surnames that others in
the group are researching, please bring copies to share with them.

There are a few major projects for Belchatow that will be initiated soon. I
need your input to decide priorities and process.

I look forward to seeing everyone again and meeting "new" Belchatow
researchers who have not attended this meeting before. Be sure to check out
the Belchatow websites below.

See you in August,
Roni

Roni Seibel Liebowitz
IAJGS 2006 Conference Registration Chair and Exhibit Coordinator
http://www.jgsny2006.org
registration@jgsny2006.org
Roni@jgsny2006.org

Belchatow ShtetLink http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/belchatow/
Belchatow Shtetl CO-OP, Jewish Records Indexing- Poland,
http://www.jri-Poland.org/belchatow.htm
Belchatow Yizkor Book Project
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Belchatow/Belchatow.html
Lodz ShtetLinks http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/index.htm
Lodz Area Research Group (LARG)
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/LARG.htm

This is a reminder that the Lodz Area Research Group will hold its annual
meeting at the Conference: http://www.jgsny2006.org

Tuesday, August 15
3:15-4:30
Soho Room, 7th floor

This is a group researching not only the city of Lodz, but approximately 80
surrounding towns. To see if this includes one of your towns in Poland, go
to www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/LARG.htm, click on towns, and scroll
down for the list.

If you are planning to join us, please sign-up at:
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/signup.htm DO NOT enter your
spouse's name if he/she is not attending or has no roots within these towns.
List the surnames and towns you are researching ONLY >from this area. If you
are not sure of the towns, list "any."

You can also see who else is planning to attend, by clicking on "click here
to see who is going to be there" at the bottom of the sign-in page. Even if
you cannot attend this meeting due to conflicts in your schedule, please
indicate the surnames and towns you are looking for in this area so that
others at the meeting can contact you.

I am also requesting that if you have records for surnames you see listed on
that page, please bring copies to share with people at the meeting
researching them.

Town Contacts attending, please bring reports about your towns for us to
share. For those new to genealogical research, we will review what is
available in this area and how to begin. For those seasoned researchers,
please bring your best pointers to share about doing this research, getting
around, over, under or through those brick walls, etc.

We will begin a very large and significant project soon. Details will be
announced at the meeting.

I look forward to seeing everyone again and meeting "new" Lodz Area
Researchers who have not attended this group meeting before. Based on the
impressive number of new subscribers to the LARG discussion group, I see
there are many of you and look forward to welcoming you all.

All the best,
Roni

Roni Seibel Liebowitz
IAJGS 2006 Conference Registration Chair and Exhibit Coordinator
http://www.jgsny2006.org
registration@jgsny2006.org
Roni@jgsny2006.org

Lodz ShtetLinks http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/index.htm
Lodz Area Research Group (LARG)
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/LARG.htm
Belchatow ShtetLink http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/belchatow/
Belchatow Shtetl CO-OP, Jewish Records Indexing- Poland,
http://www.jri-Poland.org/belchatow.htm
Belchatow Yizkor Book Project
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Belchatow/Belchatow.html

The Belchatow Birds-of-a-Feather (BOF) will hold its annual meeting at the
IAJGS International Genealogy Conference http://www.jgsny2006.org following
the Lodz Area Research Group (LARG) meeting. It will take place on:

Tuesday, August 15
4:45-6:00
Soho Room on the 7th floor

Belchatow is part of the Lodz Area Research Group, so I suggest if you are
researching Belchatow, try to attend both sessions. Groholice which was once
a separate town is now part of Belchatow and included in this BOF meeting.

Belchatow is located approximately 27 miles south of Lodz in Poland. Nearby
Jewish towns and villages include: Kamiensk, Lask, Pabianice, Piotrkow
Trybunalski, Radomsko, Rozprza, Sulejow (Silev), Sulmierzyce, Szczercow,
Tomaszow Mazowiecki, Tuszyn, Widawa, and Zelow. See thee ShtetLink site for
more information: http://www.jri-Poland.org/belchatow.htm .

If you are planning to join us, please sign-up at:
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/signup.htm DO NOT enter your
spouse's name if he/she is not attending or has no roots within Belchatow
(or any of the LARG towns). List the surnames you are researching from
Belchatow. This is the signup for both LARG and Belchatow researchers.

You can also see who else is planning to attend, by clicking on "click here
to see who is going to be there" at the bottom of the sign-in page. Even if
you cannot attend this meeting due to conflicts in your schedule, please
indicate the surnames you are looking for in Belchatow so that others at the
meeting can contact you.

I am also requesting that if you have records for surnames that others in
the group are researching, please bring copies to share with them.

There are a few major projects for Belchatow that will be initiated soon. I
need your input to decide priorities and process.

I look forward to seeing everyone again and meeting "new" Belchatow
researchers who have not attended this meeting before. Be sure to check out
the Belchatow websites below.

See you in August,
Roni

Roni Seibel Liebowitz
IAJGS 2006 Conference Registration Chair and Exhibit Coordinator
http://www.jgsny2006.org
registration@jgsny2006.org
Roni@jgsny2006.org

Belchatow ShtetLink http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/belchatow/
Belchatow Shtetl CO-OP, Jewish Records Indexing- Poland,
http://www.jri-Poland.org/belchatow.htm
Belchatow Yizkor Book Project
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Belchatow/Belchatow.html
Lodz ShtetLinks http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/index.htm
Lodz Area Research Group (LARG)
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Lodz/LARG.htm

Jane <rgsjez@verizon.net> wrote:

Hello,
I am trying to find out our true family name. My grandfather came here

from Vilna around 1895. His name was Bograd, or something like it, nobody

is really sure. The story goes that he lost his papers on the ship, and he
wound up taking papers >from a little boy named Eduard Zeman who died during
the journey.

I found Eduard Zeman's name on a passenger manifest. I hoped that there
would be a name identical or similar to Bograd on that manifest, also.
There was nothing even close.

My father (hence, my grandfather) was a Kohen. Maybe I could approach
the problem >from this angle. Is there a compilation of names of Kohenim
somewhere? It might be very helpful.

There are some names that are quite common among Kohanim:
Cohen and its variants, Kaplan, Katz, Rappaport, Shapiro...
see e.g. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohen#Cohen_as_a_surname>;.
Nothing that sounds like Bograd that I know of. But not every
Kohen has one of those common names.

Robert Israel
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Jane <rgsjez@verizon.net> wrote:

Hello,
I am trying to find out our true family name. My grandfather came here

from Vilna around 1895. His name was Bograd, or something like it, nobody

is really sure. The story goes that he lost his papers on the ship, and he
wound up taking papers >from a little boy named Eduard Zeman who died during
the journey.

I found Eduard Zeman's name on a passenger manifest. I hoped that there
would be a name identical or similar to Bograd on that manifest, also.
There was nothing even close.

My father (hence, my grandfather) was a Kohen. Maybe I could approach
the problem >from this angle. Is there a compilation of names of Kohenim
somewhere? It might be very helpful.

There are some names that are quite common among Kohanim:
Cohen and its variants, Kaplan, Katz, Rappaport, Shapiro...
see e.g. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohen#Cohen_as_a_surname>;.
Nothing that sounds like Bograd that I know of. But not every
Kohen has one of those common names.

Robert Israel
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Dear Cousins-in-law,
I'm looking for genealogical information, specifically family
background in Germany, on William PESTER. In the United States
he sometimes went by Frederick PESTER. He was born Friedrich Wilhem
PESTER on July 18, 1885, in Borna, Saxony, Germany. His father was
Friedrich Hermann PESTER and his mother was Anna Marie nee ERLER. I
don't know if the family was Jewish, but I think it might
have been. Any information anyone has on the family background would
be greatly appreciated.

Birth Certificate. A person in the registry in Borna, although kind
enough to pass along the above birth information, was quite definite
in saying that only relatives of the deceased could apply for a birth
certificate. If anyone knows how I can get an official one, again,
this would be a big help.

Death Certificate. According to the Social Security Death Index,
PESTER, appearing as Frederick PESTER, died in Arizona in July 1963.
No city or county was given. I've been beating the bushes to find
confirmation of this, but no luck. As you know, Arizona is a "closed
record" state and will not issue death certificates to the general
researcher. Any indication of PESTER's death or residence in Arizona
would help quite a bit. Please respond privately to sorlen@email.arizona.edu

Best, Steve Orlen Tucson, AZ <sorlen@email.arizona.edu>

Dear Cousins-in-law,
I'm looking for genealogical information, specifically family
background in Germany, on William PESTER. In the United States
he sometimes went by Frederick PESTER. He was born Friedrich Wilhem
PESTER on July 18, 1885, in Borna, Saxony, Germany. His father was
Friedrich Hermann PESTER and his mother was Anna Marie nee ERLER. I
don't know if the family was Jewish, but I think it might
have been. Any information anyone has on the family background would
be greatly appreciated.

Birth Certificate. A person in the registry in Borna, although kind
enough to pass along the above birth information, was quite definite
in saying that only relatives of the deceased could apply for a birth
certificate. If anyone knows how I can get an official one, again,
this would be a big help.

Death Certificate. According to the Social Security Death Index,
PESTER, appearing as Frederick PESTER, died in Arizona in July 1963.
No city or county was given. I've been beating the bushes to find
confirmation of this, but no luck. As you know, Arizona is a "closed
record" state and will not issue death certificates to the general
researcher. Any indication of PESTER's death or residence in Arizona
would help quite a bit. Please respond privately to sorlen@email.arizona.edu

Best, Steve Orlen Tucson, AZ <sorlen@email.arizona.edu>

Dear Genners
I'm looking for the dates of:
Rosina JACOBI 1878 - 1946 born in Strasburg

married to:
1. Karl ADLER of Strasburg
2. Tomasz de LANDSBERG

Thank you for your help. Kind regards

Hansmartin Unger St. Gallen Switzerland <hans-martinunger@freesurf.ch>

Dear Genners
I'm looking for the dates of:
Rosina JACOBI 1878 - 1946 born in Strasburg

married to:
1. Karl ADLER of Strasburg
2. Tomasz de LANDSBERG

Thank you for your help. Kind regards

Hansmartin Unger St. Gallen Switzerland <hans-martinunger@freesurf.ch>

I am searching for my great grandparents Nathan and Rose WOHL WEISS. Nathan
came to the USA with his 4 children. The story is that his wife died in an
accident in Hungary. My grandmother was 1 of the 4 children and she married
in 1893 during the Columbian Exposition in Chicago, she was 18 years old at
the time. Any suggestions on how to research this as i do not read or speak
Hungarian.
Thank you
Dorothy Balkin Bernstein
Delray Beach, FL
researching BALKIN, STEINBORN, WEINBERG, MAHDER lATVIA
BERNSTEIN, WEINTRAUB Bessarabia.

Moderator: You don't mention whether you've checked records to find out where your great-grandparents lived in Hungary. Once you find that information you can use the All-Hungary Database and other JewishGen resources to try to find WEISS or WOHL families.

I am searching for my great grandparents Nathan and Rose WOHL WEISS. Nathan
came to the USA with his 4 children. The story is that his wife died in an
accident in Hungary. My grandmother was 1 of the 4 children and she married
in 1893 during the Columbian Exposition in Chicago, she was 18 years old at
the time. Any suggestions on how to research this as i do not read or speak
Hungarian.
Thank you
Dorothy Balkin Bernstein
Delray Beach, FL
researching BALKIN, STEINBORN, WEINBERG, MAHDER lATVIA
BERNSTEIN, WEINTRAUB Bessarabia.

Moderator: You don't mention whether you've checked records to find out where your great-grandparents lived in Hungary. Once you find that information you can use the All-Hungary Database and other JewishGen resources to try to find WEISS or WOHL families.

Dear Tomi,

you seem to be well informed about the structure of the Jewish Communites
(where they belonged to and when), and also about where the records of
these communities are kept.

So could you are share this information (or the source of it) with us?

I personally am interested in the communities of Privigye
(Nyitra)/Prievidze (Nitra) and Jekelfalu/Jaklovce.

Gyorgy C. Kalman


On 22 Jul 2006 at 0:05, H-SIG digest wrote:

H-SIG Digest for Friday, July 21, 2006.

1. Re: Nagymagyar -Velki Magendorf

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: Re: Nagymagyar -Velki Magendorf
From: Tomas Lang <tlang@novotrade.sk>
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:18:16 +0200
X-Message-Number: 1

"NAGYMAGYAR" is now named "ZLAT? KLASY" ("GOLDEN WHEAT")

Website of the village see at
http://www.travelatlas.sk/dunaj_streda/zlate_klasy.html
where you can find connection to the City Hall.

The late Jewish Communi?ty belonged to Community of Rastice and later to
Dunajska Streda.

Those communities´ records are kept in State Archive in Bratislava as
follows:

for Rastice:
births 1848 - 1946
weddings 1848 - 1895
deaths 1848 - 1895

Dunajska Streda
births 1828 - 1903, 1907 - 1931
weddings 1850 - 1928, 1933 - 1948
deaths 1850 - 1896
----------------------------------------------------
WBR
Tomi LANG
Nove Zamky, Slovakia
=================


----- Original Message -----
From: "ìàä âãìéä" <msleag@bezeqint.net>
To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 12:15 AM
Subject: [h-sig] Nagymagyar -Velki Magendorf

Dear Group
My husband's ggfather - Mor Moses Weinberger, was born in Nagymagyar -
Velki Magendorf in 1850 and died in Pancevo-Banat in 1905 .
I know that his father was Markus Weinberger and his mother was Juliana
Julis Schonfeld. I would like to know if he had any siblings. What

kind of

documents should I look for and where will I find them?
Lea Haber Gedalia,Jerusalem

Dear Tomi,

you seem to be well informed about the structure of the Jewish Communites
(where they belonged to and when), and also about where the records of
these communities are kept.

So could you are share this information (or the source of it) with us?

I personally am interested in the communities of Privigye
(Nyitra)/Prievidze (Nitra) and Jekelfalu/Jaklovce.

Gyorgy C. Kalman


On 22 Jul 2006 at 0:05, H-SIG digest wrote:

H-SIG Digest for Friday, July 21, 2006.

1. Re: Nagymagyar -Velki Magendorf

----------------------------------------------------------------------

Subject: Re: Nagymagyar -Velki Magendorf
From: Tomas Lang <tlang@novotrade.sk>
Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:18:16 +0200
X-Message-Number: 1

"NAGYMAGYAR" is now named "ZLAT? KLASY" ("GOLDEN WHEAT")

Website of the village see at
http://www.travelatlas.sk/dunaj_streda/zlate_klasy.html
where you can find connection to the City Hall.

The late Jewish Communi?ty belonged to Community of Rastice and later to
Dunajska Streda.

Those communities´ records are kept in State Archive in Bratislava as
follows:

for Rastice:
births 1848 - 1946
weddings 1848 - 1895
deaths 1848 - 1895

Dunajska Streda
births 1828 - 1903, 1907 - 1931
weddings 1850 - 1928, 1933 - 1948
deaths 1850 - 1896
----------------------------------------------------
WBR
Tomi LANG
Nove Zamky, Slovakia
=================


----- Original Message -----
From: "ìàä âãìéä" <msleag@bezeqint.net>
To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 12:15 AM
Subject: [h-sig] Nagymagyar -Velki Magendorf

Dear Group
My husband's ggfather - Mor Moses Weinberger, was born in Nagymagyar -
Velki Magendorf in 1850 and died in Pancevo-Banat in 1905 .
I know that his father was Markus Weinberger and his mother was Juliana
Julis Schonfeld. I would like to know if he had any siblings. What

kind of

documents should I look for and where will I find them?
Lea Haber Gedalia,Jerusalem

I'm hoping that JCR-UK readers can help with the following:

I'm looking for two obituaries and photos of tombstones of the
following people:


Rachel KLEPFISH 16-Dec-1929 Edmonton Cemetery
Millie KLEPFISH 20-Jun-1935 Edmonton Cemetery

I hope that this is no imposition; perhaps someone in London, England,
already going to visit Edmonton Cemetery , would be able to find and
photograph these two tombstones?

I found the above two results on JCR-UK's Database online; I didn't see
details there as to the location of the tombstones within the cemetery.

As far as obituaries ...I found one obituary at the Artchives of The
Jewish Chronicle online, for Millie KLEPFISH ; a short one; her date of
passing and burial, and age are mentioned; no names of family members,
etc.

Perhaps there are other online obituaries that I can be directed to?

(I have already searched on the Internet, but no luck finding
obituaries for England, for the years 1929 and 1935.)

Thank you!

Sarah Lasry
Israel

MODERATOR NOTE: The plot locations are there against the full data which you click
on using the magnifying glass

I'm hoping that JCR-UK readers can help with the following:

I'm looking for two obituaries and photos of tombstones of the
following people:


Rachel KLEPFISH 16-Dec-1929 Edmonton Cemetery
Millie KLEPFISH 20-Jun-1935 Edmonton Cemetery

I hope that this is no imposition; perhaps someone in London, England,
already going to visit Edmonton Cemetery , would be able to find and
photograph these two tombstones?

I found the above two results on JCR-UK's Database online; I didn't see
details there as to the location of the tombstones within the cemetery.

As far as obituaries ...I found one obituary at the Artchives of The
Jewish Chronicle online, for Millie KLEPFISH ; a short one; her date of
passing and burial, and age are mentioned; no names of family members,
etc.

Perhaps there are other online obituaries that I can be directed to?

(I have already searched on the Internet, but no luck finding
obituaries for England, for the years 1929 and 1935.)

Thank you!

Sarah Lasry
Israel

MODERATOR NOTE: The plot locations are there against the full data which you click
on using the magnifying glass