On Thu, 3 Nov 2005 03:02:33 UTC, GeveretKatz@dls.net (Mimi Katz) wrote:

You have to write to the Population Registry, Ministry of Interior,
Jerusalem.

What information needs to be provided when requesting an Israeli death
certificate?

Mimi Katz, Chicago

You have to identify the person.

If you know the ID number of the deceased, you have it made.

--
Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on, Israel

Searching:
NEACHOWICZ/NOACHOWICZ, NEJMAN/NAJMAN, ROKITA: >from Lomza Gubernia
ISMACH: >from Lomza Gubernia, Galicia, and Ukraina
HERTANU, ABRAMOVICI, LAUER: >from Dorohoi District, Romania
GRISARU, VATARU: >from Iasi, Romania

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On Thu, 3 Nov 2005 03:02:33 UTC, GeveretKatz@dls.net (Mimi Katz) wrote:

You have to write to the Population Registry, Ministry of Interior,
Jerusalem.

What information needs to be provided when requesting an Israeli death
certificate?

Mimi Katz, Chicago

You have to identify the person.

If you know the ID number of the deceased, you have it made.

--
Stan Goodman, Qiryat Tiv'on, Israel

Searching:
NEACHOWICZ/NOACHOWICZ, NEJMAN/NAJMAN, ROKITA: >from Lomza Gubernia
ISMACH: >from Lomza Gubernia, Galicia, and Ukraina
HERTANU, ABRAMOVICI, LAUER: >from Dorohoi District, Romania
GRISARU, VATARU: >from Iasi, Romania

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Dear List Members,

I am looking for information about the Stern family >from Oradea(Nagyvarod)
and Beius, Romania.
I am the son of Nicolae (Mishu) Stern, the son of Martin Stern (d. 1925) and
Margit, née Schwimmer (d. Auschwitz, 1944)
After Martin's death, Margit married Aladar Herczeg

I am particulary looking for information about Josef (Joszi, Joszka) Stern,
Martin Stern's brother, who emigrated >from Oradea to Montevideo, Uruguay.

Thank you for your help,

Radu Stern
St. Légier
Switzerland
MODERATOR NOTE: One of the most used sites on JewishGen is the Family Finder.
www.jewishgen.org/jgff . Always be sure to search it for others who are researching
the same families/towns and be sure to add all of your families/towns.

Dear List Members,

I am looking for information about the Stern family >from Oradea(Nagyvarod)
and Beius, Romania.
I am the son of Nicolae (Mishu) Stern, the son of Martin Stern (d. 1925) and
Margit, née Schwimmer (d. Auschwitz, 1944)
After Martin's death, Margit married Aladar Herczeg

I am particulary looking for information about Josef (Joszi, Joszka) Stern,
Martin Stern's brother, who emigrated >from Oradea to Montevideo, Uruguay.

Thank you for your help,

Radu Stern
St. Légier
Switzerland
MODERATOR NOTE: One of the most used sites on JewishGen is the Family Finder.
www.jewishgen.org/jgff . Always be sure to search it for others who are researching
the same families/towns and be sure to add all of your families/towns.

"Julia Koszewska" <julia_koszewska@wp.pl> wrote in message

I remember there are many people looking for relatives >from Wielkie Oczy.
I found in OPAC (online public acces cathalogue) of national polish
library a book written by Krzysztof Dawid Majus. Title is: "Wielkie Oczy =
Wjelkoèi = Veliki oèi". It was published in 2002 in Tel Aviv. 147 pages.
the history of Wielkie Oczy and bibliography. Maybe it can be helpful
in someone's research.

Does anyone who reads Polish have access to this book. I would be interested
if there was anything about the Atlas family in it.

Nick Landau
London, UK

COHNREICH (Anklam, Germany Krajenka, Poland) ATLAS (Wielkie Oczy (near
Lvov/Lemberg), Poland) WEITZMAN (Cracow), WECHSLER(Schwabach, Germany)
KOHN/WEISSKOPF (Wallerstein and Kleinerdlingen,Germany) LANDAU (only adopted
on leaving Belarus or later)/FREDKIN (?) (Gomel, Mogilev, Chernigov,
Belarus)

"Julia Koszewska" <julia_koszewska@wp.pl> wrote in message

I remember there are many people looking for relatives >from Wielkie Oczy.
I found in OPAC (online public acces cathalogue) of national polish
library a book written by Krzysztof Dawid Majus. Title is: "Wielkie Oczy =
Wjelkoèi = Veliki oèi". It was published in 2002 in Tel Aviv. 147 pages.
the history of Wielkie Oczy and bibliography. Maybe it can be helpful
in someone's research.

Does anyone who reads Polish have access to this book. I would be interested
if there was anything about the Atlas family in it.

Nick Landau
London, UK

COHNREICH (Anklam, Germany Krajenka, Poland) ATLAS (Wielkie Oczy (near
Lvov/Lemberg), Poland) WEITZMAN (Cracow), WECHSLER(Schwabach, Germany)
KOHN/WEISSKOPF (Wallerstein and Kleinerdlingen,Germany) LANDAU (only adopted
on leaving Belarus or later)/FREDKIN (?) (Gomel, Mogilev, Chernigov,
Belarus)

Searching for any descendants of Alfred BERLINER and Ina LEFFKOWITZ who
lived in Israel. Ina died in a traffic accident in 1940s. They had a
daughter Eva who m. Ari Bar-Ami and a granddaughter, Einat b.circa 1964. Any
information gratefully acknowledged. Harold Lewin - Jerusalem

Searching for any descendants of Alfred BERLINER and Ina LEFFKOWITZ who
lived in Israel. Ina died in a traffic accident in 1940s. They had a
daughter Eva who m. Ari Bar-Ami and a granddaughter, Einat b.circa 1964. Any
information gratefully acknowledged. Harold Lewin - Jerusalem

Having checked the FAQ DNA site I still have some questions for
which I would like some anwers. Can anyone help?

1) I have a Jewish Mother but Gentile Father, is there any way to
check my family line/origins?

2) Although I have a brother, he of course also has a Gentile Father
which makes it difficult to trace anything on the Y chromosome, does
the X chromosome tell us anything?

3) My Mother, who is Jewish has a very rare blood group (something
like AB2 positive. I will confirm this later) which is limited to
something like 1 in 500,000 people. Does this tell us anything?

I would appreciate some advice and help on this matter.

Yours Sincerely

S. Hatfield

Having checked the FAQ DNA site I still have some questions for
which I would like some anwers. Can anyone help?

1) I have a Jewish Mother but Gentile Father, is there any way to
check my family line/origins?

2) Although I have a brother, he of course also has a Gentile Father
which makes it difficult to trace anything on the Y chromosome, does
the X chromosome tell us anything?

3) My Mother, who is Jewish has a very rare blood group (something
like AB2 positive. I will confirm this later) which is limited to
something like 1 in 500,000 people. Does this tell us anything?

I would appreciate some advice and help on this matter.

Yours Sincerely

S. Hatfield

Hello Stan, thank you for your suggestion to send an international money order.
I just returned >from the post office where I was told that the U.S. post office
does not issue money orders in Polish zloty.
So far, the best advice I received is to send cash by registered mail. My bill
equals only about $20, so that is what I plan to do.

Christa

"Stan Goodman" <SPAM_FOILER@hashkedim.com> wrote in message

Hello Stan, thank you for your suggestion to send an international money order.
I just returned >from the post office where I was told that the U.S. post office
does not issue money orders in Polish zloty.
So far, the best advice I received is to send cash by registered mail. My bill
equals only about $20, so that is what I plan to do.

Christa

"Stan Goodman" <SPAM_FOILER@hashkedim.com> wrote in message

Ira Leviton asked for help with his Kronen family, after doing extensive
research in NYC. Brick Walls are the most challenging for genealogists; and
Ira has asked for suggestions:

1. With the wife's maiden name, and the 1930 census, look around the
"neighborhood" for *her* family. Try the Steve Morse front end for Ellis
Island (on JewishGen) and research *her* manifest, looking for who she came
with and to whom she came. Unfortunately you cannot look for a remarriage as
the NYC Bride's index only goes to 1938.

2. Try other surnames. You sought Kronen, but in the 1930 census it was Korman.

3. Look for naturalization because it would give you the exact birthdates of
the children; with those dates you can try the SSDI and FindUSA; this is a
great way to get around the married names; but the year alone is not sufficient.

4. Complete the form for Alien Registration for Yetta (circa 1942) if you
suspect she was never naturalized. That would give you the children's
birthdates also.

5. Try the NY Times (at many libraries).

But i must admit, what blows my mind is that the surname KRONEN is not
registerred on the JewishGen Family Finder. Ira....Posting your query on
this list is a great idea, but you limit your audience to this list. The
JewishGen family finder has entries >from over 180,000 researchers; Every
month almost 5000 new researchers register, post their surnames and check
that database. How can other genealogical researchers find you? if you
don't register on the database?

why not go to www.jewishgen.org and click on JGFF...and add the KRONEN surname?
--
and....Happy Hunting!
Phyllis Kramer, Wilton, Conn & Palm Beach, Fla
PhyllisKramer1@att.net, researching (mostly Galicia):
STECHER, TRACHMAN,>from Zmigrod, Dukla, Krosno
KRAMER, BEIM, WISNER >from Jasienica
SCHEINER, KANDEL, SCHIMMEL >from Strzyzow, Dubiecko
LINDNER, EICHEL >from Rohatyn(also Iasi, Romania)

Ira Leviton asked for help with his Kronen family, after doing extensive
research in NYC. Brick Walls are the most challenging for genealogists; and
Ira has asked for suggestions:

1. With the wife's maiden name, and the 1930 census, look around the
"neighborhood" for *her* family. Try the Steve Morse front end for Ellis
Island (on JewishGen) and research *her* manifest, looking for who she came
with and to whom she came. Unfortunately you cannot look for a remarriage as
the NYC Bride's index only goes to 1938.

2. Try other surnames. You sought Kronen, but in the 1930 census it was Korman.

3. Look for naturalization because it would give you the exact birthdates of
the children; with those dates you can try the SSDI and FindUSA; this is a
great way to get around the married names; but the year alone is not sufficient.

4. Complete the form for Alien Registration for Yetta (circa 1942) if you
suspect she was never naturalized. That would give you the children's
birthdates also.

5. Try the NY Times (at many libraries).

But i must admit, what blows my mind is that the surname KRONEN is not
registerred on the JewishGen Family Finder. Ira....Posting your query on
this list is a great idea, but you limit your audience to this list. The
JewishGen family finder has entries >from over 180,000 researchers; Every
month almost 5000 new researchers register, post their surnames and check
that database. How can other genealogical researchers find you? if you
don't register on the database?

why not go to www.jewishgen.org and click on JGFF...and add the KRONEN surname?
--
and....Happy Hunting!
Phyllis Kramer, Wilton, Conn & Palm Beach, Fla
PhyllisKramer1@att.net, researching (mostly Galicia):
STECHER, TRACHMAN,>from Zmigrod, Dukla, Krosno
KRAMER, BEIM, WISNER >from Jasienica
SCHEINER, KANDEL, SCHIMMEL >from Strzyzow, Dubiecko
LINDNER, EICHEL >from Rohatyn(also Iasi, Romania)

Several Polish towns have double names like Makow Mazowiecki. What
does the second part of their name -Mazowiecki - mean?

Stephen Denker

Searching DENKER, BILLMAN, BREE and JAGIELNICA

Several Polish towns have double names like Makow Mazowiecki. What
does the second part of their name -Mazowiecki - mean?

Stephen Denker

Searching DENKER, BILLMAN, BREE and JAGIELNICA

I have now verified that the sons of Charles SCHWARZBAUM and Leah ABRAMS
began spelling their last name with a "t". I am seeking information on
Gustav (Gus) SCHWARTZBAUM who married Jessie CAMINSKY in 1905 in NYC,
daughter of Esther YAEGER and Samuel CAMINSKY. They had one son, which the
1920 census identifies as SANFORD, born about 1914. Jessie and Gus are
apparently divorced at this time and she is living with her mother in NYC.
Gustav is shown as a traveling salesman and lodger in Boston. I have not
found them in the 1930 census. Nor do I find a Sanford in the SSI or people
search type web sites. I have found the obit for Gus in the NYT and it does
not mention any family other than his brother, Abe (Abraham Charles).

If Jessie remarried is it likely the child would have used the stepfather's
name? If so is there any way to try to locate them in census records using
the two popular commercial sites? Any help is appreciated.


Carolyn Lea
Ohio
clea@woh.rr.com

ID# 152314

Researching: SCHWARZBAUM/SCHWARTZBAUM > Posen>New York and Savannah,
Georgia
ROTHSCHILD/ROTHCHILD> Prussia> Darien and Savannah, Georgia
BASCH>Prussia>Savannah, Georgia LEVISON> Prussia> Brunswick and Savannah,
Georgia OPPENHEIM > Savannah, Georgia WEINBERG > Georgia

I have now verified that the sons of Charles SCHWARZBAUM and Leah ABRAMS
began spelling their last name with a "t". I am seeking information on
Gustav (Gus) SCHWARTZBAUM who married Jessie CAMINSKY in 1905 in NYC,
daughter of Esther YAEGER and Samuel CAMINSKY. They had one son, which the
1920 census identifies as SANFORD, born about 1914. Jessie and Gus are
apparently divorced at this time and she is living with her mother in NYC.
Gustav is shown as a traveling salesman and lodger in Boston. I have not
found them in the 1930 census. Nor do I find a Sanford in the SSI or people
search type web sites. I have found the obit for Gus in the NYT and it does
not mention any family other than his brother, Abe (Abraham Charles).

If Jessie remarried is it likely the child would have used the stepfather's
name? If so is there any way to try to locate them in census records using
the two popular commercial sites? Any help is appreciated.


Carolyn Lea
Ohio
clea@woh.rr.com

ID# 152314

Researching: SCHWARZBAUM/SCHWARTZBAUM > Posen>New York and Savannah,
Georgia
ROTHSCHILD/ROTHCHILD> Prussia> Darien and Savannah, Georgia
BASCH>Prussia>Savannah, Georgia LEVISON> Prussia> Brunswick and Savannah,
Georgia OPPENHEIM > Savannah, Georgia WEINBERG > Georgia

Dear cousins,

I'm hoping that someone out there will recognize the names of my G-GF's
brother, sister and nephew and perhaps what happened to them during / after
WWII.
My great-grandfather, Hans Gottschalk SACHS, born 1882 had a younger sister
Lotte (born July 1886) and a younger brother Friedrich (born January 1889).
All three were born in Berlin to Hermann and Bertha Emma (nee ZIRKER) SACHS.

Lotte married Hugo GRAETZ, probably around 1905. They had a son, Gerd GRAETZ
who would have been born sometime between 1906 - 1914 in Berlin. According
to the Berlin tax authority, Lotte and Hugo emigrated to Czechoslovakia in
1933, and Hugo died there sometime between April and September 1934.
According to cards on file at the ITS, Gerd emigrated to Cuba in 1933, and
Lotte emigrated in 1934, presumably after Hugo passed away. >from there I
have lost the trail. I have checked the Social Security Death Index,
thinking that they may have emigrated to the US, as did many Germans - but
so far to no avail. Gerd would be in his upper 90's if still alive today,
and I am trying trying trying to find him or his descendants (assuming that
he married and had children at some point) before the trail gets any colder
than it already is.
As for Friedrich, he is listed in the Berlin address book until 1938, at
which point he disappears. Yad Vashem researched their files for me, and I
have searched all the holocaust databases I can find, but without any luck.
I firmly believe that he survived - and emigrated - but to where??? He was a
licensed engineer, and ran a radio shop in Berlin at the end of the 30's.
Do any of these people ring any bells with anyone out there? If so, or even
if there is a remote possibility, please contact me directly.

Thanks,
Naomi Sachs-Amrami
Los Angeles, California

Researching: SACHS, GRAETZ, ZIRKER, SCHIMMELMANN (>from anywhere),
SOMMERFELD, LONDON (>from Liegnitz), BOENHEIM, FRANKENSTEIN >from Berlin,
Unruhstadt, Allenstein, and anywhere in Prussia, Posen or Silesia; TOPOR,
GOLDSTEIN, SZELZAL / CHILSEY / SCHILSA >from Makow Mazowiecki / Lomza;
GOLDSTEIN, ROSENBERG, TOPPER >from London; FREED, ALEXANDER, DUBIN / DUBINSKY
/ DUBINSKI >from Poltava and Kiev area, SILVERBLATT >from anywhere

Dear cousins,

I'm hoping that someone out there will recognize the names of my G-GF's
brother, sister and nephew and perhaps what happened to them during / after
WWII.
My great-grandfather, Hans Gottschalk SACHS, born 1882 had a younger sister
Lotte (born July 1886) and a younger brother Friedrich (born January 1889).
All three were born in Berlin to Hermann and Bertha Emma (nee ZIRKER) SACHS.

Lotte married Hugo GRAETZ, probably around 1905. They had a son, Gerd GRAETZ
who would have been born sometime between 1906 - 1914 in Berlin. According
to the Berlin tax authority, Lotte and Hugo emigrated to Czechoslovakia in
1933, and Hugo died there sometime between April and September 1934.
According to cards on file at the ITS, Gerd emigrated to Cuba in 1933, and
Lotte emigrated in 1934, presumably after Hugo passed away. >from there I
have lost the trail. I have checked the Social Security Death Index,
thinking that they may have emigrated to the US, as did many Germans - but
so far to no avail. Gerd would be in his upper 90's if still alive today,
and I am trying trying trying to find him or his descendants (assuming that
he married and had children at some point) before the trail gets any colder
than it already is.
As for Friedrich, he is listed in the Berlin address book until 1938, at
which point he disappears. Yad Vashem researched their files for me, and I
have searched all the holocaust databases I can find, but without any luck.
I firmly believe that he survived - and emigrated - but to where??? He was a
licensed engineer, and ran a radio shop in Berlin at the end of the 30's.
Do any of these people ring any bells with anyone out there? If so, or even
if there is a remote possibility, please contact me directly.

Thanks,
Naomi Sachs-Amrami
Los Angeles, California

Researching: SACHS, GRAETZ, ZIRKER, SCHIMMELMANN (>from anywhere),
SOMMERFELD, LONDON (>from Liegnitz), BOENHEIM, FRANKENSTEIN >from Berlin,
Unruhstadt, Allenstein, and anywhere in Prussia, Posen or Silesia; TOPOR,
GOLDSTEIN, SZELZAL / CHILSEY / SCHILSA >from Makow Mazowiecki / Lomza;
GOLDSTEIN, ROSENBERG, TOPPER >from London; FREED, ALEXANDER, DUBIN / DUBINSKY
/ DUBINSKI >from Poltava and Kiev area, SILVERBLATT >from anywhere