I would like to request assistance with the translation of this
Galician Birth records for Ruchel Haber & Swaje Haber's 1892
births in the shtetl of Zurow. They are both >from the same
record which is in 2 parts. I believe that they are written in
Polish. The direct links are given below. Please reply to me
directly.

part 1 - VM5725

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5725


part 2 - VM5726

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5726

Thanks in advance,
Hazel Boon
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

I would like to request assistance with the translation of this
Galician Birth records for Ruchel Haber & Swaje Haber's 1892
births in the shtetl of Zurow. They are both >from the same
record which is in 2 parts. I believe that they are written in
Polish. The direct links are given below. Please reply to me
directly.

part 1 - VM5725

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5725


part 2 - VM5726

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5726

Thanks in advance,
Hazel Boon
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

I am looking for help again please.
I have posted two letters on view mate
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5702
(VM 5702, 5703, 5704, 5705, 5707) that I believe are Hungarian and am hoping
for someone to translate for me.

Thank you for any help you can offer!
Please respond directly to me at

FRWard@direcpc.com

Thank you
Fern Ward
Laveen, AZ
ZELMANOVICS (Hungary/Brooklyn NY), KATZ (Hungary/Brooklyn NY)

I am looking for help again please.
I have posted two letters on view mate
http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5702
(VM 5702, 5703, 5704, 5705, 5707) that I believe are Hungarian and am hoping
for someone to translate for me.

Thank you for any help you can offer!
Please respond directly to me at

FRWard@direcpc.com

Thank you
Fern Ward
Laveen, AZ
ZELMANOVICS (Hungary/Brooklyn NY), KATZ (Hungary/Brooklyn NY)

Hello ROM-SIG.

Please see Viewmate #5714 at
<http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/toview.html> or directly at
<http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5714>.

It says that the person was born in Luplui, which I cannot find, neither
on Shtetlseeker nor in Google.

Please help to find it.

Private answers, please.

Many thanks

Moshe Shavit

Hello ROM-SIG.

Please see Viewmate #5714 at
<http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/toview.html> or directly at
<http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5714>.

It says that the person was born in Luplui, which I cannot find, neither
on Shtetlseeker nor in Google.

Please help to find it.

Private answers, please.

Many thanks

Moshe Shavit

I would like to request assistance with the translation of this
Galician Birth record for Mechel Dawid Haber's 1892 birth in the
shtetl of Zurow. It is in 2 parts with the direct links given
below. Please reply to me privately.

part 1 - VM5716

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5716


part 2 - VM5717

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5717

Thanks in advance,
Hazel Boon
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

I would like to request assistance with the translation of this
Galician Birth record for Mechel Dawid Haber's 1892 birth in the
shtetl of Zurow. It is in 2 parts with the direct links given
below. Please reply to me privately.

part 1 - VM5716

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5716


part 2 - VM5717

http://data.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/ALL/viewmateview.asp?key=5717

Thanks in advance,
Hazel Boon
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Dear Genners, I am hoping to find someone to translate two things for me.

One is the back of a photo of relatives in Israel. There is one word in
particular that is illegible because it appears to be crossed out. Any
assistance in deciphering this word (and the others would be most appreciated.

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate file - VM5701


The other translation is a document ordered >from the Jewish Records Index

from Poland. I thought it was in Polish, but now have been told it's in "old"

Russian. Anyone able to translate?

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate as file - VM5700

Thank you,
Shelly Crane
crzprncess@aol.com

ALEXANDROWICZ, BARANOWICZ, BOJMALGRYN, BRZOZA, BUKOWICZ, CYPKOWSKI, CZAPNICKI,
DAWIDOWICZ, DOMB, FLASTERSTEIN, FORSZTADT, FRAJND/FROYD, FROMSEN, GABELMAN,
GLASS, GORELIK, GOROWSKI/GURLOWSKI, GORUSZ/HORUSZ, HERZSON, HORNFRYD,HORUSZ,
JAKUBINSKI, JANASZOWICZ, KWATCHINSKY, LANGUS, LEFELMAN, LIBERMAN, LIPOVETSKY,
LIPOVICH/LIPOWICZ/LIPOFF, LIPSZYC, MICMACHER, MILOWICZ, MILSZTEJN, NAJMARK,
NIRENBERG, OROWICZ, PIECHOTA, ROSENSZTEJN,SZEINKOP, TOCZYLOWSKI, WAJNSZTOK

Dear Genners, I am hoping to find someone to translate two things for me.

One is the back of a photo of relatives in Israel. There is one word in
particular that is illegible because it appears to be crossed out. Any
assistance in deciphering this word (and the others would be most appreciated.

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate file - VM5701


The other translation is a document ordered >from the Jewish Records Index

from Poland. I thought it was in Polish, but now have been told it's in "old"

Russian. Anyone able to translate?

http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate as file - VM5700

Thank you,
Shelly Crane
crzprncess@aol.com

ALEXANDROWICZ, BARANOWICZ, BOJMALGRYN, BRZOZA, BUKOWICZ, CYPKOWSKI, CZAPNICKI,
DAWIDOWICZ, DOMB, FLASTERSTEIN, FORSZTADT, FRAJND/FROYD, FROMSEN, GABELMAN,
GLASS, GORELIK, GOROWSKI/GURLOWSKI, GORUSZ/HORUSZ, HERZSON, HORNFRYD,HORUSZ,
JAKUBINSKI, JANASZOWICZ, KWATCHINSKY, LANGUS, LEFELMAN, LIBERMAN, LIPOVETSKY,
LIPOVICH/LIPOWICZ/LIPOFF, LIPSZYC, MICMACHER, MILOWICZ, MILSZTEJN, NAJMARK,
NIRENBERG, OROWICZ, PIECHOTA, ROSENSZTEJN,SZEINKOP, TOCZYLOWSKI, WAJNSZTOK

Editing Photographs & Other Documents

Place: YM-YWHA of North Jersey
Date: Sunday March 27, 2005
Time: 2:00 PM

Many genealogists have gathered photographs and documents to go along with
our computerized family history records. It's a two-step process: first, we
have to put the actual "hard-copy" material into computer-readable form, and
then we often have to do some work on it before we include it in our
database. The first stage - scanning the photo or document into a computer
file - was discussed at an earlier meeting of our group. Now we're ready to
tackle the second part.

Bob Kraus, a long-time member of JGSNJ, will demonstrate some of the
photo-editing techniques available with fairly inexpensive computer
software. A key element of his presentation will be the assurance that
patience rather than extensive computer skill is the primary requirement to
producing these most worthwhile additions to your genealogy records.

The JGS meetings are held at the YM-YWHA of North Jersey, 1 Pike Drive,
Wayne, NJ. The Charles & Bessie Goldman Library will be open at 1:30 P.M.
to give those interested a chance to use our extensive resource center and
socialize. The program will begin at 2:00 P.M. There is no charge for the
program. All are welcome.

For information, or directions, contact:
Susan 732-752-3384, Judy 973-226-7049 or Paul 845-357-5567
Check our website: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze2gnpn/index.html

Editing Photographs & Other Documents

Place: YM-YWHA of North Jersey
Date: Sunday March 27, 2005
Time: 2:00 PM

Many genealogists have gathered photographs and documents to go along with
our computerized family history records. It's a two-step process: first, we
have to put the actual "hard-copy" material into computer-readable form, and
then we often have to do some work on it before we include it in our
database. The first stage - scanning the photo or document into a computer
file - was discussed at an earlier meeting of our group. Now we're ready to
tackle the second part.

Bob Kraus, a long-time member of JGSNJ, will demonstrate some of the
photo-editing techniques available with fairly inexpensive computer
software. A key element of his presentation will be the assurance that
patience rather than extensive computer skill is the primary requirement to
producing these most worthwhile additions to your genealogy records.

The JGS meetings are held at the YM-YWHA of North Jersey, 1 Pike Drive,
Wayne, NJ. The Charles & Bessie Goldman Library will be open at 1:30 P.M.
to give those interested a chance to use our extensive resource center and
socialize. The program will begin at 2:00 P.M. There is no charge for the
program. All are welcome.

For information, or directions, contact:
Susan 732-752-3384, Judy 973-226-7049 or Paul 845-357-5567
Check our website: http://mysite.verizon.net/vze2gnpn/index.html

I first met Ruth Coman and Peter Barber [both SIG
members >from London] when I organised a
Bohemia-Moravia get-together on the occasion of Susan
Boyer's [California] visit to London in Sept. 2004.
Little did I know, that 6 months later our trees would
merge.

Ruth rang me yesterday and she asked about a grave in
Wahringer Friedhof, Vienna of Franzisca [nee LOEWY]
SCHUSSLER [umlaut on the U]:

Schussler Franziska, age 67, 18.08.1872, Gp 7 Grave
466

who was possibly her gt-gt grandmother.

We confirmed today that Franziska was indeed from
Kalladey and was the right person. She was described
as an "Oekonomiebesitzers witwe" [Estate-owner's
widow]. Her deceased husband was Joachim Tobias
SCHUESSLER.

My immediate reaction was that I also have
SCHUESSLER on my tree and then we realised we were
talking about the same family and Ruth had been
corresponding with my SCHUESSLER third-cousin in
Australia.

Peter Barber's tree is linked to Ruth's tree through
KAFKA and SALUS.

SALUS is linked to SCHUESSLER - Ruth's tree.

SCHUESSLER is linked to BACHRACH and
BACHRACH is linked to BIACH [Celia's tree - my great-
grandmother being Emma nee BIACH. Her sister Charlotte
married Joseph BACHRACH and Joseph granddaughter
married into the same SCHUESSLER family discussed
above]. QED

Peter also has BACHRACHs on his tree from
Leipnik in northern Moravia. As yet, we do not know if
the two BACHRACH lines are related

Moreover, Franziska's parents, namely the LOEWYs

from Kalladey, may be the same as the Kalladey

LOEWYS on Randy Schoenberg's and Jane Reber's
[both >from California] trees.

Kalladey, [Kolodeje nad Luznici] in the Budweiser
Kreis, Southern Bohemia, had 69 Jewish families living
in the village in 1793; all 69 families were
Schutzjuden and four families were named "Lovi".

It is cause for a celebration all around; were there
still a Jewish community in Kalladey, I am sure there
would be dancing in the streets tonight.

As SIG members Uri Meretz and Ray Minkus have both
written to me [and I have their permission to quote]
"bim bam bom" was also used in Hebrew songs - so
perhaps that is what they might be singing too.

Celia Male [UK]

I first met Ruth Coman and Peter Barber [both SIG
members >from London] when I organised a
Bohemia-Moravia get-together on the occasion of Susan
Boyer's [California] visit to London in Sept. 2004.
Little did I know, that 6 months later our trees would
merge.

Ruth rang me yesterday and she asked about a grave in
Wahringer Friedhof, Vienna of Franzisca [nee LOEWY]
SCHUSSLER [umlaut on the U]:

Schussler Franziska, age 67, 18.08.1872, Gp 7 Grave
466

who was possibly her gt-gt grandmother.

We confirmed today that Franziska was indeed from
Kalladey and was the right person. She was described
as an "Oekonomiebesitzers witwe" [Estate-owner's
widow]. Her deceased husband was Joachim Tobias
SCHUESSLER.

My immediate reaction was that I also have
SCHUESSLER on my tree and then we realised we were
talking about the same family and Ruth had been
corresponding with my SCHUESSLER third-cousin in
Australia.

Peter Barber's tree is linked to Ruth's tree through
KAFKA and SALUS.

SALUS is linked to SCHUESSLER - Ruth's tree.

SCHUESSLER is linked to BACHRACH and
BACHRACH is linked to BIACH [Celia's tree - my great-
grandmother being Emma nee BIACH. Her sister Charlotte
married Joseph BACHRACH and Joseph granddaughter
married into the same SCHUESSLER family discussed
above]. QED

Peter also has BACHRACHs on his tree from
Leipnik in northern Moravia. As yet, we do not know if
the two BACHRACH lines are related

Moreover, Franziska's parents, namely the LOEWYs

from Kalladey, may be the same as the Kalladey

LOEWYS on Randy Schoenberg's and Jane Reber's
[both >from California] trees.

Kalladey, [Kolodeje nad Luznici] in the Budweiser
Kreis, Southern Bohemia, had 69 Jewish families living
in the village in 1793; all 69 families were
Schutzjuden and four families were named "Lovi".

It is cause for a celebration all around; were there
still a Jewish community in Kalladey, I am sure there
would be dancing in the streets tonight.

As SIG members Uri Meretz and Ray Minkus have both
written to me [and I have their permission to quote]
"bim bam bom" was also used in Hebrew songs - so
perhaps that is what they might be singing too.

Celia Male [UK]

In a message dated 3/15/2005 gersig@aol.com wrote:
" Users of AOL software versions 6 and up have difficulty writing email in "Plain
Text" format - the only email format that's always understood by our list system."

MB==The default for sending messages via AOL 9+ is HTML.
But in Version 9 you can switch to "plain text" easily.
With your cursor located anywhere inside the Email message
that you are writing, right click (click the right mouse button).

At the bottom of the subsequently displayed menu, you'll see
an item "Compose as Plain Text."

Click on this each time you send a message to any Jewishgen list.

The change applies only to the one message you're sending.
Your system goes back into the HTML default mode after you have sent it.

That solves the problem with plain text for Jewishgen lists
EXCEPT for an occasional problem for which I don't know the solution.

Sometimes, you may be quoting text pasted into your Email >from a web page or

from some other HTML format source].

This may cause your message to revert to HTML format, without your noticing
the change >from Plain Text to HTML.

MB== AOL Versions 9a and 9 security are now available to be used with
Microsoft 98 and later. They can be downloaded for free, ordered free
as a CD-rom, or picked up at no charge at a post office and many stores.

Michael Bernet, New York

In a message dated 3/15/2005 gersig@aol.com wrote:
" Users of AOL software versions 6 and up have difficulty writing email in "Plain
Text" format - the only email format that's always understood by our list system."

MB==The default for sending messages via AOL 9+ is HTML.
But in Version 9 you can switch to "plain text" easily.
With your cursor located anywhere inside the Email message
that you are writing, right click (click the right mouse button).

At the bottom of the subsequently displayed menu, you'll see
an item "Compose as Plain Text."

Click on this each time you send a message to any Jewishgen list.

The change applies only to the one message you're sending.
Your system goes back into the HTML default mode after you have sent it.

That solves the problem with plain text for Jewishgen lists
EXCEPT for an occasional problem for which I don't know the solution.

Sometimes, you may be quoting text pasted into your Email >from a web page or

from some other HTML format source].

This may cause your message to revert to HTML format, without your noticing
the change >from Plain Text to HTML.

MB== AOL Versions 9a and 9 security are now available to be used with
Microsoft 98 and later. They can be downloaded for free, ordered free
as a CD-rom, or picked up at no charge at a post office and many stores.

Michael Bernet, New York

Recently, a movie called "Ritchie Boys" has been playing around the US.
Made by a German Film company, it tells the story of German refugees who
were in the US Army and trained at Camp Ritchie MD to become Interrogators
of Prisoners of War [IPW]in the European theater. I was one of them: 7th AD,
CCR. After seeing the movie I wondered how many IPW team members are still
around. They will all be 80 or older. Please write to me privately !

Gunther Steinberg Portola Valley CA <mailto: beagun27@covad.net>

Recently, a movie called "Ritchie Boys" has been playing around the US.
Made by a German Film company, it tells the story of German refugees who
were in the US Army and trained at Camp Ritchie MD to become Interrogators
of Prisoners of War [IPW]in the European theater. I was one of them: 7th AD,
CCR. After seeing the movie I wondered how many IPW team members are still
around. They will all be 80 or older. Please write to me privately !

Gunther Steinberg Portola Valley CA <mailto: beagun27@covad.net>

Ada since time is of the essence email KarenG (email below) and request a
photo and be sure to tell her the immediacy of needing the photo. In my
case they sent a Polaroid, but maybe by now they have the ability to send
it as an attachment.

If you need info or pictures >from Mt. Zion, please contact
KarenG@mountzioncemetery.com. She is so very helpful. Not only did she send
me *free* copies of my GP's burial cards, but for a small fee she sent me
very clear Polaroid photos of the gravestones.

Does anyone in Manhattan, NYC have a digital camera that I can borrow to
take one tombstone picture at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Queens, NY? I have only
a film camera with no chance of starting and finishing a new roll anytime
in the near future. Time is a bit of the essence here because a data file
of 396 burials that I already submitted to the JewishGen Online Worldwide
Burial Registry (JOWBR) for the Kovner Unt. Verein is being temporarily
withheld until I submit a final photo.

Ada Green
New York, NY
adagreen@att.net

Joan Parker, Immediate Past President
JGS of Greater Miami, Inc.
joanparker@intergate.com
Searching: GOLDBERG, GOODSTEIN, BERGER-Plock, Poland/Russia and Brooklyn, NY;
PINKUS, WINOGRAD, ROSEN-Brest, Litovsk; Grodno, Russia maybe Odessa, Ukraine, Bronx
and Brooklyn, NY;
GELFAND, YEHUDIS, KATZ-Minsk, Bronx, NY, Miami and Miami Beach, FL.

Ada since time is of the essence email KarenG (email below) and request a
photo and be sure to tell her the immediacy of needing the photo. In my
case they sent a Polaroid, but maybe by now they have the ability to send
it as an attachment.

If you need info or pictures >from Mt. Zion, please contact
KarenG@mountzioncemetery.com. She is so very helpful. Not only did she send
me *free* copies of my GP's burial cards, but for a small fee she sent me
very clear Polaroid photos of the gravestones.

Does anyone in Manhattan, NYC have a digital camera that I can borrow to
take one tombstone picture at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Queens, NY? I have only
a film camera with no chance of starting and finishing a new roll anytime
in the near future. Time is a bit of the essence here because a data file
of 396 burials that I already submitted to the JewishGen Online Worldwide
Burial Registry (JOWBR) for the Kovner Unt. Verein is being temporarily
withheld until I submit a final photo.

Ada Green
New York, NY
adagreen@att.net

Joan Parker, Immediate Past President
JGS of Greater Miami, Inc.
joanparker@intergate.com
Searching: GOLDBERG, GOODSTEIN, BERGER-Plock, Poland/Russia and Brooklyn, NY;
PINKUS, WINOGRAD, ROSEN-Brest, Litovsk; Grodno, Russia maybe Odessa, Ukraine, Bronx
and Brooklyn, NY;
GELFAND, YEHUDIS, KATZ-Minsk, Bronx, NY, Miami and Miami Beach, FL.