I have posted 3 files on ViewMate which are >from a 1878 Galician birth
record. I believe they are occupations, and I believe they are in
German. I would appreciate some help deciphering and translating them.

The direct links are:

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6618
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6619
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6620

Please respond privately. Thank you for your help.

Fran
Manassas, VA
FranSegall@comcast.net
***********************************
Doing research on:
Galicia, Poland: STRICK (Wielopole)
Galicia, Ukraine: LICHTMANN (Stanislavov/Ivano-Frankovs'k and
Bolszowce/Bol'shovtsy)

I posted on ViewMate another B record >from Gorzkow, LU, 45 km SSE of
Lublin. It is a B record >from 1903 for Lejbus DYCHTWALD, son of the couple

from ViewMate 6604, brother of Ester Blima in ViewMate 6605.

The residence has changed yet again and I need to know the exact wording
here - do they live in Gorzkow? I think both Gorzkow and Chelm are
mentioned, is Chelm the permanent residence? The record is located at

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6612

Please reply directly to me.

Thanks

Kirsten Gradel
Nyborg, Denmark
Zamosc Archives Project Coordinator
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

e-mail: kmgradel@dadlnet.dk

I have posted 3 files on ViewMate which are >from a 1878 Galician birth
record. I believe they are occupations, and I believe they are in
German. I would appreciate some help deciphering and translating them.

The direct links are:

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6618
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6619
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6620

Please respond privately. Thank you for your help.

Fran
Manassas, VA
FranSegall@comcast.net
***********************************
Doing research on:
Galicia, Poland: STRICK (Wielopole)
Galicia, Ukraine: LICHTMANN (Stanislavov/Ivano-Frankovs'k and
Bolszowce/Bol'shovtsy)

I posted on ViewMate another B record >from Gorzkow, LU, 45 km SSE of
Lublin. It is a B record >from 1903 for Lejbus DYCHTWALD, son of the couple

from ViewMate 6604, brother of Ester Blima in ViewMate 6605.

The residence has changed yet again and I need to know the exact wording
here - do they live in Gorzkow? I think both Gorzkow and Chelm are
mentioned, is Chelm the permanent residence? The record is located at

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=6612

Please reply directly to me.

Thanks

Kirsten Gradel
Nyborg, Denmark
Zamosc Archives Project Coordinator
Jewish Records Indexing - Poland

e-mail: kmgradel@dadlnet.dk

Dear Genners,

I'm not certain if the terms "Cadastral" and "Kataster" are the same. If
they are, then the fee-based Krakow website has generated a "Kataster
Database" for documents in the Krakow Archives.

Data available online includes: Archives Reference Number, Document
Number, Status, First Name and Surname, Maiden Name, Birth Date, Birth
Place, Marriage Date and Place, Profession, Address, and Comments. The
original document may contain additional information and must be
purchased through the Polish group that is onsite.

Stephanie Weiner
San Diego, CA

Prior to 1826 (roughly 1808-1825) vital records were kept by the Catholic
Church in Russia Poland. Starting in 1826, vital records were kept by
religion. Starting in that year they appear "Jewish records." That is how
the Mormon (LDS) Family History Library catalogs its collection.

If you see Jewish Records in the LDS collection starting in 1826 it
virtually -guarantees- that there are Jewish records, pre-1826, in the LDS
Catholic Records collection.

Gary Mokotoff

Dear Genners,

I'm not certain if the terms "Cadastral" and "Kataster" are the same. If
they are, then the fee-based Krakow website has generated a "Kataster
Database" for documents in the Krakow Archives.

Data available online includes: Archives Reference Number, Document
Number, Status, First Name and Surname, Maiden Name, Birth Date, Birth
Place, Marriage Date and Place, Profession, Address, and Comments. The
original document may contain additional information and must be
purchased through the Polish group that is onsite.

Stephanie Weiner
San Diego, CA

Prior to 1826 (roughly 1808-1825) vital records were kept by the Catholic
Church in Russia Poland. Starting in 1826, vital records were kept by
religion. Starting in that year they appear "Jewish records." That is how
the Mormon (LDS) Family History Library catalogs its collection.

If you see Jewish Records in the LDS collection starting in 1826 it
virtually -guarantees- that there are Jewish records, pre-1826, in the LDS
Catholic Records collection.

Gary Mokotoff

Dear Genners,

Logan Kleinwaks and Pamela Weisberger messages on cadastral records remind
me I have Ustrzyki Dolne's 1852 cadastral map and related cross data for
Jewish owners.
I'm today sending it privately to Pamela and will forward it upon any fellow
researcher request.

Let me mention this small piece of data was collected by my friend Gabriella
Thaler-Leibundgut thanks to Ustrzyki Dolne's history researcher Maciej
Augustyn.

Good luck

David Thaler
Buenos Aires/ Argentina

searching:
Galicia- Ustrzyki Dolne: THALER
Galicia- Dynow : TALMUD, GRÜNBAUM
Odessa area/Ukraine:OSTROVSKY, WASSERMAN, RESNIK

Dear Genners,

Logan Kleinwaks and Pamela Weisberger messages on cadastral records remind
me I have Ustrzyki Dolne's 1852 cadastral map and related cross data for
Jewish owners.
I'm today sending it privately to Pamela and will forward it upon any fellow
researcher request.

Let me mention this small piece of data was collected by my friend Gabriella
Thaler-Leibundgut thanks to Ustrzyki Dolne's history researcher Maciej
Augustyn.

Good luck

David Thaler
Buenos Aires/ Argentina

searching:
Galicia- Ustrzyki Dolne: THALER
Galicia- Dynow : TALMUD, GRÜNBAUM
Odessa area/Ukraine:OSTROVSKY, WASSERMAN, RESNIK

I'm looking for information (specifically town of origin) on Jacob
ROSENSTOCK and family (born ~1827, died 1902) who arrived in the US
before 1855. Lived in New York City until the 1870s then in Redbank,
NJ. Wife - Rachel/Regina. Children - Samuel, Gussie, Henry. Thank you.

Michael Rubin Newton, MA <mrubin@sonusnet.com>

MODERATOR NOTE- Everyone, always - when you ask a question like this one
you should tell us what research tools you have already tried. MOD

Dear Genners,
Please let me thank all who responded privately and
publicly to my questions regarding the Dr. Nathan
Adler Lodge. Several genners have made two excellent
points.
1. Dr. Nathan Adler was a chief rabbi in England,
well loved and revered
2. Knowing this 2 distinct lodges have chosen to
honor him. The lodges most likely have nothing to do
with each other.
Although, this probably doesn't help point me in
any particular direction with my SCHNEIDER ancestors
associated with this lodge, nevertheless, it is nice
to know.
Regards,
Shari Kantrow

researching:
MEYER, KAFKA, KUPFER, SCHAFF -Russian/Poland>NY
BLITZER,KARPET,JACOBSON,LANDSMAN, BLITZMAN,BLAZER
PLATZMAN, REYITTS (REIZ)Kamenets-Podolskiy, Podolia >NY
HABERMAN,DICKMAN,SZWARZ- Bukaczowce,Siemikowce>NY
SCHNEIDER, MILBAUER, MEYER - Austria
SCHWARTZ,,SHAPIRO- Bursztyn,Kuropatniki-Galicia>NY

I'm looking for information (specifically town of origin) on Jacob
ROSENSTOCK and family (born ~1827, died 1902) who arrived in the US
before 1855. Lived in New York City until the 1870s then in Redbank,
NJ. Wife - Rachel/Regina. Children - Samuel, Gussie, Henry. Thank you.

Michael Rubin Newton, MA <mrubin@sonusnet.com>

MODERATOR NOTE- Everyone, always - when you ask a question like this one
you should tell us what research tools you have already tried. MOD

Dear Genners,
Please let me thank all who responded privately and
publicly to my questions regarding the Dr. Nathan
Adler Lodge. Several genners have made two excellent
points.
1. Dr. Nathan Adler was a chief rabbi in England,
well loved and revered
2. Knowing this 2 distinct lodges have chosen to
honor him. The lodges most likely have nothing to do
with each other.
Although, this probably doesn't help point me in
any particular direction with my SCHNEIDER ancestors
associated with this lodge, nevertheless, it is nice
to know.
Regards,
Shari Kantrow

researching:
MEYER, KAFKA, KUPFER, SCHAFF -Russian/Poland>NY
BLITZER,KARPET,JACOBSON,LANDSMAN, BLITZMAN,BLAZER
PLATZMAN, REYITTS (REIZ)Kamenets-Podolskiy, Podolia >NY
HABERMAN,DICKMAN,SZWARZ- Bukaczowce,Siemikowce>NY
SCHNEIDER, MILBAUER, MEYER - Austria
SCHWARTZ,,SHAPIRO- Bursztyn,Kuropatniki-Galicia>NY

Can someone please tell me where I can order naturalization records >from New
York County pre-1906 (1892)? Is there a form on-line that I can access?
Every address and online form that I've found is for 1907 and beyond. Thanks.

Jerry Zeisler Leesburg, Virginia <jzeisler@email.com>

Can someone please tell me where I can order naturalization records >from New
York County pre-1906 (1892)? Is there a form on-line that I can access?
Every address and online form that I've found is for 1907 and beyond. Thanks.

Jerry Zeisler Leesburg, Virginia <jzeisler@email.com>

I'm looking for information on Jacob ROSENSTOCK and family (born ~1827,
died 1902) who arrived in the US before 1855 >from Bavaria (no specific
town information). Lived in New York City until the 1870s then in
Redbank, NJ. Wife - Rachel/Regina. Children - Samuel, Gussie, Henry.

Michael Rubin Newton, MA <mrubin@sonusnet.com>

MODERATOR NOTE: There are many search tools at the JewishGen website and
elsewhere that could help you. When you seek help >from fellow SIG members
it is very useful to let us know what resources you have already tried. This
is true for *** everyone *** who sends requests for research help to this list.

I'm looking for information on Jacob ROSENSTOCK and family (born ~1827,
died 1902) who arrived in the US before 1855 >from Bavaria (no specific
town information). Lived in New York City until the 1870s then in
Redbank, NJ. Wife - Rachel/Regina. Children - Samuel, Gussie, Henry.

Michael Rubin Newton, MA <mrubin@sonusnet.com>

MODERATOR NOTE: There are many search tools at the JewishGen website and
elsewhere that could help you. When you seek help >from fellow SIG members
it is very useful to let us know what resources you have already tried. This
is true for *** everyone *** who sends requests for research help to this list.

I'd like to hear >from anyone who has been helped by the research group
"Juesdische Landgemeinden an Aisch, Aurach, Ebrach und Seebach," headed by
Johann Fleischmann of Muelhausen. The area covers former Jewish communities in
14 villages and market towns, 8 cemeteries, 9 smaller communities, and 4
communities that had existed before the 19th century. They are located "under the
western shoulder" of Bamberg, between the Main and Regnitz rivers.

Has anyone received the 2004 issue of Mesusa, their research volumes?

Please communicate with me privately. Thank you.

Michael Bernet, New York < _www.mem-Ber.net_ (http://www.mem-Ber.net) >

I'd like to hear >from anyone who has been helped by the research group
"Juesdische Landgemeinden an Aisch, Aurach, Ebrach und Seebach," headed by
Johann Fleischmann of Muelhausen. The area covers former Jewish communities in
14 villages and market towns, 8 cemeteries, 9 smaller communities, and 4
communities that had existed before the 19th century. They are located "under the
western shoulder" of Bamberg, between the Main and Regnitz rivers.

Has anyone received the 2004 issue of Mesusa, their research volumes?

Please communicate with me privately. Thank you.

Michael Bernet, New York < _www.mem-Ber.net_ (http://www.mem-Ber.net) >