In today's "Searching Relatives" broadcast in Reshet Bet Israel, a
person was searching for his friend WOZNICA >from Sosnowiec. He doesn't
remember the given name. His father was a leather stitcher in
Sosnowiec before the war. WOZNICA was with him in the Concentration
Camps and last seen after liberation in Bergen Belsen.

In Pinkas Hanitzoilm I (see JewishGen Holocaust Database) there is one
Chana Woznica liberated in Bergen Belsen, >from Sosnowiec. Probably she
is the sister of the person.
Telephone of the popular program, if you have any information:
00-972-3-7652034

Thank you & shalom,

Ada Holtzman
www.zchor.org

In today's "Searching Relatives" broadcast in Reshet Bet Israel, a
person was searching for his friend WOZNICA >from Sosnowiec. He doesn't
remember the given name. His father was a leather stitcher in
Sosnowiec before the war. WOZNICA was with him in the Concentration
Camps and last seen after liberation in Bergen Belsen.

In Pinkas Hanitzoilm I (see JewishGen Holocaust Database) there is one
Chana Woznica liberated in Bergen Belsen, >from Sosnowiec. Probably she
is the sister of the person.
Telephone of the popular program, if you have any information:
00-972-3-7652034

Thank you & shalom,

Ada Holtzman
www.zchor.org

Hello,=20

After WW2 Michael ZIFFER (the son of Yehuda and Rachel Ziffer
)immigrated with his wife (probably not a Jew) >from Poland to Brazil.
They had two children, maybe born in Brazil, named after Michael's
parents, Yehuda and Rachel. Michael Has a brother in Israel named Zvi
Ziffer who is the cousin of my grandfather, Yona Ziffer. Zvi and Michael
are >from a little town in Galicia, today in Poland, Ustrzyki Dolne.
(4926 2235).

You can visit my family tree at the following address:
http://geneweb.geneanet.org/katia3

Please respond privately.

Regards,

Eyal Ziffer
Tel Aviv
Israel

Researching:

Salomon ( Semiatych, Siemiatycze/chi ). Margalit, Margulies, Kleiner
( Buczacz, Vienna ). Friedlander,Freundlich ( Buczacz, Narajow, Podhajce ).
Bezen, Eber, Ebenstein, Mandler, Segal, Spunt ( Buczacz ).
Ziffer ( Dobromil, Przemysl, Sambor, Strye, Lvov, Chyrov, Jeroslaw,
Ustrzyki Dolne ). Neiman, Levental, Lowenthal, Rief ( Strye Sambor,
Dobromil, Peredel'nitsa, Przemysl ).

Hello,=20

After WW2 Michael ZIFFER (the son of Yehuda and Rachel Ziffer
)immigrated with his wife (probably not a Jew) >from Poland to Brazil.
They had two children, maybe born in Brazil, named after Michael's
parents, Yehuda and Rachel. Michael Has a brother in Israel named Zvi
Ziffer who is the cousin of my grandfather, Yona Ziffer. Zvi and Michael
are >from a little town in Galicia, today in Poland, Ustrzyki Dolne.
(4926 2235).

You can visit my family tree at the following address:
http://geneweb.geneanet.org/katia3

Please respond privately.

Regards,

Eyal Ziffer
Tel Aviv
Israel

Researching:

Salomon ( Semiatych, Siemiatycze/chi ). Margalit, Margulies, Kleiner
( Buczacz, Vienna ). Friedlander,Freundlich ( Buczacz, Narajow, Podhajce ).
Bezen, Eber, Ebenstein, Mandler, Segal, Spunt ( Buczacz ).
Ziffer ( Dobromil, Przemysl, Sambor, Strye, Lvov, Chyrov, Jeroslaw,
Ustrzyki Dolne ). Neiman, Levental, Lowenthal, Rief ( Strye Sambor,
Dobromil, Peredel'nitsa, Przemysl ).

Dear Genners,

I am looking for BAUMINGER >from Krakow, GERSHUNI >from Riga and SUSSMAN

from Ostrog.

It is know in our family that we are descended >from Rabbi Akiba Eger,
but how is not known. If I can find this out I can trace back a lot
further. Somewhere Sussman met Eger but I'm not sure where.
Can anyone help me out?

Regards

Alex Sussman, London

Dear Genners,

I am looking for BAUMINGER >from Krakow, GERSHUNI >from Riga and SUSSMAN

from Ostrog.

It is know in our family that we are descended >from Rabbi Akiba Eger,
but how is not known. If I can find this out I can trace back a lot
further. Somewhere Sussman met Eger but I'm not sure where.
Can anyone help me out?

Regards

Alex Sussman, London

Actually, I have conflicting information on when Montefiore was funded. By
reviewing "History of the Argentinean Jews" by Ricardo Feierstein, I got
two different answers:

- pg. 104. Montefiore established in 1902, over an area of 29,075 ha (source
JCA)
- pg. 102. Colonies established between 1905 and 1914, list includes
Montefiore (source Abraham Gavis).

Regards,
Yaacov Slizak

"Carlos Glikson" wrote

Hello all!
Thanks to you people I now know that my g-granparent came >from a Uyezd
called Akkerman (or Akerman, Belgorod Dnestrovski, Belgorod
Dnestrovskii, Belgorod Dnestrovskiy, Cetatea Alba, Ir Lavan). This city
is now called Bilhorod-Dnistrovs´kyy in Ukraine near the Black Sea.
So my g-grandfather Meshilem Goldenberg with his wife and two kids came
to Argentina >from Akerman (in Bessarabia region) by ship (they took it
in Bremen).
Now that I located the city I wish I could find some information about
it and how to fing some data there. Can anyone give me a hand on how to?
Apparently there is little information about this city in most databases.
Thanks a lot

Jimena
Jimena Romero Zaliz
jromero@ar.inter.net
Buenos Aires. Argentina
Zaliz. Goldenberg. Zweibel. Rosman

Actually, I have conflicting information on when Montefiore was funded. By
reviewing "History of the Argentinean Jews" by Ricardo Feierstein, I got
two different answers:

- pg. 104. Montefiore established in 1902, over an area of 29,075 ha (source
JCA)
- pg. 102. Colonies established between 1905 and 1914, list includes
Montefiore (source Abraham Gavis).

Regards,
Yaacov Slizak

"Carlos Glikson" wrote

Hello all!
Thanks to you people I now know that my g-granparent came >from a Uyezd
called Akkerman (or Akerman, Belgorod Dnestrovski, Belgorod
Dnestrovskii, Belgorod Dnestrovskiy, Cetatea Alba, Ir Lavan). This city
is now called Bilhorod-Dnistrovs´kyy in Ukraine near the Black Sea.
So my g-grandfather Meshilem Goldenberg with his wife and two kids came
to Argentina >from Akerman (in Bessarabia region) by ship (they took it
in Bremen).
Now that I located the city I wish I could find some information about
it and how to fing some data there. Can anyone give me a hand on how to?
Apparently there is little information about this city in most databases.
Thanks a lot

Jimena
Jimena Romero Zaliz
jromero@ar.inter.net
Buenos Aires. Argentina
Zaliz. Goldenberg. Zweibel. Rosman

BS"D
New PUSHINSKY family email group!
To sign up, send a blank email to:
PushinskyFamilyHistoryGroup-subscribe@topica.com

Open to any Pushinsky / Pushinski or any spelling similar family from
anywhere.
A happy Chanuka to All!
Raanan Isseroff
Brooklyn, USA

BS"D
New PUSHINSKY family email group!
To sign up, send a blank email to:
PushinskyFamilyHistoryGroup-subscribe@topica.com

Open to any Pushinsky / Pushinski or any spelling similar family from
anywhere.
A happy Chanuka to All!
Raanan Isseroff
Brooklyn, USA

Hello all!
Thanks to you people I now know that my g-granparent came >from a Uyezd
called Akkerman (or Akerman, Belgorod Dnestrovski, Belgorod
Dnestrovskii, Belgorod Dnestrovskiy, Cetatea Alba, Ir Lavan). This city
is now called Bilhorod-Dnistrovs´kyy in Ukraine near the Black Sea.
So my g-grandfather Meshilem Goldenberg with his wife and two kids came
to Argentina >from Akerman (in Bessarabia region) by ship (they took it
in Bremen).
Now that I located the city I wish I could find some information about
it and how to fing some data there. Can anyone give me a hand on how to?
Apparently there is little information about this city in most databases.
Thanks a lot

Jimena
Jimena Romero Zaliz
jromero@ar.inter.net
Buenos Aires. Argentina
Zaliz. Goldenberg. Zweibel. Rosman

Hello all!
Thanks to you people I now know that my g-granparent came >from a Uyezd
called Akkerman (or Akerman, Belgorod Dnestrovski, Belgorod
Dnestrovskii, Belgorod Dnestrovskiy, Cetatea Alba, Ir Lavan). This city
is now called Bilhorod-Dnistrovs´kyy in Ukraine near the Black Sea.
So my g-grandfather Meshilem Goldenberg with his wife and two kids came
to Argentina >from Akerman (in Bessarabia region) by ship (they took it
in Bremen).
Now that I located the city I wish I could find some information about
it and how to fing some data there. Can anyone give me a hand on how to?
Apparently there is little information about this city in most databases.
Thanks a lot

Jimena
Jimena Romero Zaliz
jromero@ar.inter.net
Buenos Aires. Argentina
Zaliz. Goldenberg. Zweibel. Rosman

Hello Justin,

I'm going next year to the local "Stadtarchiv" in Greifswald, to search
about a grandfather of mine. They wrote me about the opening hours and how
to go there, but no way to search online, unfortunately.

I can update you after this visit there... Greifswald is also in the north
of Germany.

Shalom Marko Kupas (CITY? STATE or NATION???

Researching: KUPAS (arrived in Greifswald, unknown >from where)

Hello Justin,

I'm going next year to the local "Stadtarchiv" in Greifswald, to search
about a grandfather of mine. They wrote me about the opening hours and how
to go there, but no way to search online, unfortunately.

I can update you after this visit there... Greifswald is also in the north
of Germany.

Shalom Marko Kupas (CITY? STATE or NATION???

Researching: KUPAS (arrived in Greifswald, unknown >from where)

Hello Gersig,

I understand that in the 18th century (have I got this timeline right?)
Jews living in Germany were forced to take German names. The SCHACHERL
side of our family, we believe, came >from Frankfurt am Oder and likely at a
period of time before the new names were assigned. Does anyone have any
suggestions how I would go about finding out what the earlier surname would
have been?

I would appreciate any help anyone may be able to provide.

Elena Schacherl Calgary, Alberta, Canada

MODERATOR NOTE: Rules regarding adoption of inherited family names varied

from place to place. Most local governments were required to make and

keep lists of their Jewish residents which included their adopted
inherited name and the corresponding name(s) prior to adoption.

You can search our archives for information about this while awaiting
responses to your question form other members.

Go to: http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~sigspop

and enter the search words "name then adoption and West then Prussia"
(without the quotation marks). That should produce many messages about
name adoptions in that part of Germany. Good luck and welcome to our
group.

Hello Gersig,

I understand that in the 18th century (have I got this timeline right?)
Jews living in Germany were forced to take German names. The SCHACHERL
side of our family, we believe, came >from Frankfurt am Oder and likely at a
period of time before the new names were assigned. Does anyone have any
suggestions how I would go about finding out what the earlier surname would
have been?

I would appreciate any help anyone may be able to provide.

Elena Schacherl Calgary, Alberta, Canada

MODERATOR NOTE: Rules regarding adoption of inherited family names varied

from place to place. Most local governments were required to make and

keep lists of their Jewish residents which included their adopted
inherited name and the corresponding name(s) prior to adoption.

You can search our archives for information about this while awaiting
responses to your question form other members.

Go to: http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~sigspop

and enter the search words "name then adoption and West then Prussia"
(without the quotation marks). That should produce many messages about
name adoptions in that part of Germany. Good luck and welcome to our
group.

Anyone new with any new info on Sandler-Graff family >from Czernowitz area,
Iasi?

Grace C. Fener-Markofsky
Jackson Heights, New York

Sandler,Graff
Razdowitz
Simoni
Musnitsky
Fener, Fehner

MODERATOR NOTE: Have you entered your names/towns in the JewishGen
Family Finder and searched it also? It's at www.jewishgen.org/jgff

Anyone new with any new info on Sandler-Graff family >from Czernowitz area,
Iasi?

Grace C. Fener-Markofsky
Jackson Heights, New York

Sandler,Graff
Razdowitz
Simoni
Musnitsky
Fener, Fehner

MODERATOR NOTE: Have you entered your names/towns in the JewishGen
Family Finder and searched it also? It's at www.jewishgen.org/jgff