Re: Jewish Scouts Dinard and Beaulieu/Dordogne World War II
#france
Eve Line Blum <eve.line.blum@...>
The name ALTSCHUL is not common in France : only
9 of them are listed in the current telephone directory, among whom is a Charlotte A. I'm going to send you her address privately. Concerning the other children who were sent with your mother to Dinard and Beaulieu until June 1940, you can send your question to the French Association "Enfants Caches" - 17 rue Geoffroy-l'Asnier - F 75004 PARIS They publish a quarterly bulletin each year, with a special part with such questions and answers. You can write in English and they will translate. You can send your question also to ALOUMIM in Jerusalem (Association of Hidden Children during the Holocaust). They have a bulletin too with a special part for such questions : ALOUMIM - 9 rue Alcalay - Jerusalem (Israel) Tel. : 02 561 22 07 - Fax : 02 642 46 06 You can write also to OSE < ose@ose-france.org > This association has archives concerning hidden children during WWII. -- Eve Line Blum-Cherchevsky Besancon (France) and also Cercle de Genealogie Juive (International JGS in Paris) http://www.genealoj.org
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French SIG #France Re: Jewish Scouts Dinard and Beaulieu/Dordogne World War II
#france
Eve Line Blum <eve.line.blum@...>
The name ALTSCHUL is not common in France : only
9 of them are listed in the current telephone directory, among whom is a Charlotte A. I'm going to send you her address privately. Concerning the other children who were sent with your mother to Dinard and Beaulieu until June 1940, you can send your question to the French Association "Enfants Caches" - 17 rue Geoffroy-l'Asnier - F 75004 PARIS They publish a quarterly bulletin each year, with a special part with such questions and answers. You can write in English and they will translate. You can send your question also to ALOUMIM in Jerusalem (Association of Hidden Children during the Holocaust). They have a bulletin too with a special part for such questions : ALOUMIM - 9 rue Alcalay - Jerusalem (Israel) Tel. : 02 561 22 07 - Fax : 02 642 46 06 You can write also to OSE < ose@ose-france.org > This association has archives concerning hidden children during WWII. -- Eve Line Blum-Cherchevsky Besancon (France) and also Cercle de Genealogie Juive (International JGS in Paris) http://www.genealoj.org
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Trying to locate Ellen Stepak
#ukraine
Harriett <hbquinn@...>
Hello all, I have lost contact with a relative in Israel and I know she
reads this newsgroup. If you have her e-mail address, please send it to Harriett in Whitefish, Montana USA. Thanks, hbquinn@aboutmontana.net
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Trying to locate Ellen Stepak
#ukraine
Harriett <hbquinn@...>
Hello all, I have lost contact with a relative in Israel and I know she
reads this newsgroup. If you have her e-mail address, please send it to Harriett in Whitefish, Montana USA. Thanks, hbquinn@aboutmontana.net
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Re: Sofa,Palestine
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John Smith <someone@...>
I believe that would be Suba, and I doubt any Jews lived there before 1948.
Benzy Shani
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KLEIN and FRANK Families of Minsk Gubernia
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SOL2516171@...
I am looking for information about the family of my wife's great great
grandparents Nathan KLEIN and Frieda FRANK of Minsk Gubernia (Belarus). They had four children, all of whom settled in Brooklyn -- Basha, Balya (Bella) Lapidus (1859-1941), Rhoda (Dora) Blitstein (1865- ca 1945), and Louis FRANK (he took his mother's maiden name as his surname) (1866-1959). I don't know whether the KLEIN and FRANK families lived in Minsk itself or some other town in the province. David Solomon Chevy Chase, Maryland SOL2516171@aol.com
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Sofa,Palestine
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John Smith <someone@...>
I believe that would be Suba, and I doubt any Jews lived there before 1948.
Benzy Shani
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen KLEIN and FRANK Families of Minsk Gubernia
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SOL2516171@...
I am looking for information about the family of my wife's great great
grandparents Nathan KLEIN and Frieda FRANK of Minsk Gubernia (Belarus). They had four children, all of whom settled in Brooklyn -- Basha, Balya (Bella) Lapidus (1859-1941), Rhoda (Dora) Blitstein (1865- ca 1945), and Louis FRANK (he took his mother's maiden name as his surname) (1866-1959). I don't know whether the KLEIN and FRANK families lived in Minsk itself or some other town in the province. David Solomon Chevy Chase, Maryland SOL2516171@aol.com
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Re: 1911 census, Montreal
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Alan Greenberg
Joy, there is a finding aid and map for the major Montreal census
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districts on the JGS-Montreal web site - http://jgs-montreal.org/montreal-map.html . This is a modern-day map, but most streets are still the same. Clarke has not moved and is right in the middle of St. Laurent / St. Lawrence district (District 182). Unfortunately, there are no maps of the sub-districts and (so far) no street index, so you need to go through the pages one-by-one. If you have access to the Lovell's 1910 city directory for Montreal, it often gives a "ward" name which will help narrow the search a bit. The street names and addresses are in the census form immediately to the right of the person's name. Alan Greenberg JGS-Montreal Montreal, Canada
Subject: 1911 census, Montreal
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: 1911 census, Montreal
#general
Alan Greenberg
Joy, there is a finding aid and map for the major Montreal census
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districts on the JGS-Montreal web site - http://jgs-montreal.org/montreal-map.html . This is a modern-day map, but most streets are still the same. Clarke has not moved and is right in the middle of St. Laurent / St. Lawrence district (District 182). Unfortunately, there are no maps of the sub-districts and (so far) no street index, so you need to go through the pages one-by-one. If you have access to the Lovell's 1910 city directory for Montreal, it often gives a "ward" name which will help narrow the search a bit. The street names and addresses are in the census form immediately to the right of the person's name. Alan Greenberg JGS-Montreal Montreal, Canada
Subject: 1911 census, Montreal
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Re: My brick wall - the KRONEN family
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Yehudh bn Shlmo
Dear Geners,
I saw a later posting on this that said in the 1930 Census the name was KORMAN. Just in case anyone else is checking, I am looking at the Census now and it is KROMAN in the 1930 Census. And Fredrick is spelled Frederick in the copy I am looking at. Happy Hunting, Yehudah ben Shlomo Charles Kronen was born in Rypin, Poland, immigrated to the U.S. at about age 19 in 1921, settled on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and married Yetta Fein in 1923. He drove a laundry truck, and they had three children -- Morris in 1923, Fredrick in 1926, and Fannie some time after the 1930 census. (Charles, Yetta, Morris, and Fredrick are listed on the 1930 census). In 1938, at about age 35, Charles died >from tuberculosis, and thereafter Yetta did not keep in touch with his side of the family.
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: My brick wall - the KRONEN family
#general
Yehudh bn Shlmo
Dear Geners,
I saw a later posting on this that said in the 1930 Census the name was KORMAN. Just in case anyone else is checking, I am looking at the Census now and it is KROMAN in the 1930 Census. And Fredrick is spelled Frederick in the copy I am looking at. Happy Hunting, Yehudah ben Shlomo Charles Kronen was born in Rypin, Poland, immigrated to the U.S. at about age 19 in 1921, settled on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and married Yetta Fein in 1923. He drove a laundry truck, and they had three children -- Morris in 1923, Fredrick in 1926, and Fannie some time after the 1930 census. (Charles, Yetta, Morris, and Fredrick are listed on the 1930 census). In 1938, at about age 35, Charles died >from tuberculosis, and thereafter Yetta did not keep in touch with his side of the family.
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JG Re: Israeli Death Certificate
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jeremy frankel
Dear Genners,
Especially those attempting to obtain a death certificate >from Israel. It is my understanding that only direct descendants can obtain one, and I think that you have to prove your relationship. If you are "just" a cousin, then I think you are out of luck. My knowledge comes >from assisting someone in a Holocaust claim. He was a distant cousin of a Yad Vashem submitter who died in 1986. He lives in the US but could not obtain a copy of the death certificate! Sincerely, -- Jeremy G Frankel ex Edgware, London, England Berkeley, California, USA EBIN: Russia -> New York, USA FRANKEL: Poland -> London, England GOLD (RATH): Praszka, Poland -> London, England KOENIGSBERG: Vilkaviskis, Lithuania -> London, England -> NYC, NY, USA LEVY (later LEADER): Kalisz, Poland -> London, England PRINCZ/PRINCE: Krakow, Poland -> London, England -> NYC, NY, USA
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen JG Re: Israeli Death Certificate
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jeremy frankel
Dear Genners,
Especially those attempting to obtain a death certificate >from Israel. It is my understanding that only direct descendants can obtain one, and I think that you have to prove your relationship. If you are "just" a cousin, then I think you are out of luck. My knowledge comes >from assisting someone in a Holocaust claim. He was a distant cousin of a Yad Vashem submitter who died in 1986. He lives in the US but could not obtain a copy of the death certificate! Sincerely, -- Jeremy G Frankel ex Edgware, London, England Berkeley, California, USA EBIN: Russia -> New York, USA FRANKEL: Poland -> London, England GOLD (RATH): Praszka, Poland -> London, England KOENIGSBERG: Vilkaviskis, Lithuania -> London, England -> NYC, NY, USA LEVY (later LEADER): Kalisz, Poland -> London, England PRINCZ/PRINCE: Krakow, Poland -> London, England -> NYC, NY, USA
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More warts - what was not told
#general
Barbara Zimmer <bravo.zulu@...>
In my family, there were several topics that were not discussed - at
least not with "the children". So I did no know that my uncle committed suicide by taking cyanide. (He was a jeweler and thus had access to cyanide which is used to purify gold.) I was able to obtain the death certificate at the state archives. Nor did I know (until I recently asked my elderly aunt) that my other uncle divorced his wife (my father's sister) and remarried. I obtained more details on that one >from his will. And in my husband's family there was a great-cousin who "worked in a saloon" in the western part of the US. A mutual cousin of my husband was reluctant to share any information about her. The important part is that she died young and may have suffered >from a chronic genetic disease which we know has affected one branch of the family for over 4 generations. As genealogists we often uncover details which might otherwise remain hidden. Some of those details may prove to be highly significant. Barbara Zimmer Virginia
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen More warts - what was not told
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Barbara Zimmer <bravo.zulu@...>
In my family, there were several topics that were not discussed - at
least not with "the children". So I did no know that my uncle committed suicide by taking cyanide. (He was a jeweler and thus had access to cyanide which is used to purify gold.) I was able to obtain the death certificate at the state archives. Nor did I know (until I recently asked my elderly aunt) that my other uncle divorced his wife (my father's sister) and remarried. I obtained more details on that one >from his will. And in my husband's family there was a great-cousin who "worked in a saloon" in the western part of the US. A mutual cousin of my husband was reluctant to share any information about her. The important part is that she died young and may have suffered >from a chronic genetic disease which we know has affected one branch of the family for over 4 generations. As genealogists we often uncover details which might otherwise remain hidden. Some of those details may prove to be highly significant. Barbara Zimmer Virginia
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Mlawa yizkor books
#poland
P Concus <pconcus@...>
Does anyone know the answer to this?
In the JewishGen.org Yizkor book listing for Mlawa there are the entries: (i) "Jewish Mlawa; its history, development, destruction", D. Shtokfish, ed. (two volumes), Tel Aviv, 1984 (ii) "Pinkas Mlave", New York, 1950 (iii) "Pinkas hakehillot: encyclopedia of Jewish Communities: Poland vol. 4: Warsaw and its region", Jerusalem, 1989. In the Yad Vashem Library collection (as listed on JewishGen.org), there are listed three titles for Mlawa: T763, which corresponds to listing (i) above T72, which corresponds to listing (ii) above. However, the Yad Vashem third listing T327 (Yediom, Assoc., 1966-1972) looks as if it is a different book than (iii) above. Is it the case that there are four Mlawa books, two of which are in both listings, the other two being in only one of the listings? Thank you. Paul Concus Berkeley, CA
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JRI Poland #Poland Mlawa yizkor books
#poland
P Concus <pconcus@...>
Does anyone know the answer to this?
In the JewishGen.org Yizkor book listing for Mlawa there are the entries: (i) "Jewish Mlawa; its history, development, destruction", D. Shtokfish, ed. (two volumes), Tel Aviv, 1984 (ii) "Pinkas Mlave", New York, 1950 (iii) "Pinkas hakehillot: encyclopedia of Jewish Communities: Poland vol. 4: Warsaw and its region", Jerusalem, 1989. In the Yad Vashem Library collection (as listed on JewishGen.org), there are listed three titles for Mlawa: T763, which corresponds to listing (i) above T72, which corresponds to listing (ii) above. However, the Yad Vashem third listing T327 (Yediom, Assoc., 1966-1972) looks as if it is a different book than (iii) above. Is it the case that there are four Mlawa books, two of which are in both listings, the other two being in only one of the listings? Thank you. Paul Concus Berkeley, CA
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Salomon Manus BLOCH from Gailingen
#general
Ruth und Thomas Bloch <ruthomas.bloch@...>
In the list of names given to the Jews in Gailingen in the year 1809 is
mentioned a Salomon Manus BLOCH, age 72 with his wife Schaindel, age 60, together with children named Jakob (27), Borich (19), Elk (20) and Mayer (17). - Does anybody claim to be a descendant of this family? I will be very happy for any information which would help me to verify and confirm the link to my family. Thomas Bloch, Zurich, Switzerland Thomas.Bloch@bluewin.ch
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1915 Canada Census
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AllanDolgow@...
I noticed that there are often questions about Canadian immigration. The
only data base site I have found is the 1915 census of Canada. This site may be of some value in tracing Canadian relatives. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1911/index-e.html Allan Dolgow West Sacramento, CA
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