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Final call for presentations Jerusalem 2004
#galicia
bbevy@...
The Israel Genealogical Society has already received a substantial
number of proposals for lectures and is pleased to invite further proposals >from potential speakers for the 24th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy. English will be the official language of the conference. A number of lectures will be presented in Hebrew with simultaneous translation into English. Authors wishing to present a paper at the Conference are invited to submit an abstract either by e-mail to jgen2004@ortra.co.il as a WORD ATTACHMENT, or mail it on a diskette in WORD FORMAT to reach the Conference Secretariat by December 31, 2003 together with 3 original copies. Material should be sent by Airmail in a padded envelope marked "Do Not Fold". Proposals, whether accepted or declined, will not be returned. Make sure you retain a copy of your proposal. Sorry, FAX submissions can not be accepted! If you plan to submit more than one proposal, please use a separate page for each submission. The guidelines for submission of Abstracts and the proposals format can be found on the Conference web site: http://www.ortra.com/jgen2004/ proposal.asp For convenience, an example of a submission is shown on the site. Proposals should be sent to: Sagit Ishay, ORTRA Ltd, 1 Nirim Street, PO Box 9352, Tel-Aviv 61092, Israel. Email: jgen2004@ortra.com We will notify those submitting proposals of the Program Committee's decision by February 15, 2004. Thank you in advance for your interest and proposal, and we look forward to meeting you next summer in Jerusalem! The Program Committee H Daniel Wagner The Livio Norzi Professor in Materials Science Weizmann Institute of Science Tel: +(972) 8 934 2594 Fax: +(972) 8 934 4137 E-mail: daniel.wagner@weizmann.ac.il Homepage: http://www.weizmann.ac.il/wagner/home.htm DON'T MISS THE FOLLOWING: 24th International Conference on Jewish Genealogy: see http://www.ortra.com/jgen2004
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Final call for presentations Jerusalem 2004
#galicia
bbevy@...
The Israel Genealogical Society has already received a substantial
number of proposals for lectures and is pleased to invite further proposals >from potential speakers for the 24th IAJGS International Conference on Jewish Genealogy. English will be the official language of the conference. A number of lectures will be presented in Hebrew with simultaneous translation into English. Authors wishing to present a paper at the Conference are invited to submit an abstract either by e-mail to jgen2004@ortra.co.il as a WORD ATTACHMENT, or mail it on a diskette in WORD FORMAT to reach the Conference Secretariat by December 31, 2003 together with 3 original copies. Material should be sent by Airmail in a padded envelope marked "Do Not Fold". Proposals, whether accepted or declined, will not be returned. Make sure you retain a copy of your proposal. Sorry, FAX submissions can not be accepted! If you plan to submit more than one proposal, please use a separate page for each submission. The guidelines for submission of Abstracts and the proposals format can be found on the Conference web site: http://www.ortra.com/jgen2004/ proposal.asp For convenience, an example of a submission is shown on the site. Proposals should be sent to: Sagit Ishay, ORTRA Ltd, 1 Nirim Street, PO Box 9352, Tel-Aviv 61092, Israel. Email: jgen2004@ortra.com We will notify those submitting proposals of the Program Committee's decision by February 15, 2004. Thank you in advance for your interest and proposal, and we look forward to meeting you next summer in Jerusalem! The Program Committee H Daniel Wagner The Livio Norzi Professor in Materials Science Weizmann Institute of Science Tel: +(972) 8 934 2594 Fax: +(972) 8 934 4137 E-mail: daniel.wagner@weizmann.ac.il Homepage: http://www.weizmann.ac.il/wagner/home.htm DON'T MISS THE FOLLOWING: 24th International Conference on Jewish Genealogy: see http://www.ortra.com/jgen2004
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1866 Census ..Durmenach
#france
Rosanne D. Leeson <leeson1@...>
The census for 1866 of Durmenach would most likely be found in the
Archives Departemental in Colmar, or even possibly at the Mairie of Durmenach. Roanne Leeson -- Rosanne Leeson Los Altos, CA USA Leeson1@attglobal.net
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French SIG #France 1866 Census ..Durmenach
#france
Rosanne D. Leeson <leeson1@...>
The census for 1866 of Durmenach would most likely be found in the
Archives Departemental in Colmar, or even possibly at the Mairie of Durmenach. Roanne Leeson -- Rosanne Leeson Los Altos, CA USA Leeson1@attglobal.net
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R' Hillel of Paritch
#rabbinic
George Mallen <georgemallen@...>
Hello everyone,
This is my first time communicating with this group, but I have read your exchanges for several months. I have been researching the family name MALISOFF or MALISOV. My research is relatively well documented back to the mid 1800s. Currently there are 12 families all beginning between 1820 and 1840, but no connections between the families. I found a Rabbi Hillel MALISOV on the Net, but cannot find any children. All of my MALISOVs originated in the areas described below. Below is a brief bio found on the internet. Biographical note: Rabbi Hillel MALISOV, known as "Reb Hillel of Paritch," was born in Khometz, Russia in 1795. In his youth, he was a follower of Rabbi Mordechai of Chernobel, but was drawn toward Chabad Chassidism by his study of Tanya and an encounter with Chabad's founder, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. In 1815 he began to travel regularly Rabbi Schneur Zalman's successor, Rabbi DovBer of Lubavitch and, after the latter's passing, was a chassid of the third Rebbe of Chabad, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch. Rabbi Hillel served as rabbi in the towns of Paritch and Babroisk. He passed away in Kherson in 1864. He is the author of Pelach HaRimon, a book of Chassidic philosophy. I can find a lot of material on his philosophy but little on his life. I know he was married and his father was Meir Halevi MALISOV. Any help or suggestions on how to close the gap between the 12 families and Rabbi MALISOV would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help George Mallen Toronto, Canada
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Rabbinic Genealogy SIG #Rabbinic R' Hillel of Paritch
#rabbinic
George Mallen <georgemallen@...>
Hello everyone,
This is my first time communicating with this group, but I have read your exchanges for several months. I have been researching the family name MALISOFF or MALISOV. My research is relatively well documented back to the mid 1800s. Currently there are 12 families all beginning between 1820 and 1840, but no connections between the families. I found a Rabbi Hillel MALISOV on the Net, but cannot find any children. All of my MALISOVs originated in the areas described below. Below is a brief bio found on the internet. Biographical note: Rabbi Hillel MALISOV, known as "Reb Hillel of Paritch," was born in Khometz, Russia in 1795. In his youth, he was a follower of Rabbi Mordechai of Chernobel, but was drawn toward Chabad Chassidism by his study of Tanya and an encounter with Chabad's founder, Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi. In 1815 he began to travel regularly Rabbi Schneur Zalman's successor, Rabbi DovBer of Lubavitch and, after the latter's passing, was a chassid of the third Rebbe of Chabad, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch. Rabbi Hillel served as rabbi in the towns of Paritch and Babroisk. He passed away in Kherson in 1864. He is the author of Pelach HaRimon, a book of Chassidic philosophy. I can find a lot of material on his philosophy but little on his life. I know he was married and his father was Meir Halevi MALISOV. Any help or suggestions on how to close the gap between the 12 families and Rabbi MALISOV would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help George Mallen Toronto, Canada
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Lomza Gast
#general
Jeffrey M.Dreifuss <jsgran@...>
I recently found my GGrandmother buried in Mt Zion Lebanon Cemetary in
NYC. I expected her to be buried in the section reserved for the "Lomza Aid Society" which I know my grandparents were active in. Instead they have her buried in a section reserved for another Society known as "Lomza Gatz." I would appreciate any information anyone might have on this orgaization. Jeffrey M. Dreifuss Columbia Maryland DREIFUSS, WEIL, and BERMHEIM(ER) >from Altdorf, Germany, HESS >from Fulda, Germany,BLOCH >from Alsace, and Bern Switzerland, SOMMER >from Sirientz, France and Bern, STERN >from Flieden, Germany.SCHNEIDER >from Lomza, SCHNEIDER/ CZARNOLEWSKA/MIRMENSZTEJN >from Grajewa, KAMPINSKY >from Neistat, Lithuania.MEDNICK >from Pinsk, AJNGEMAKHTS, SHALOWSKA, SHALOFSKY >from Pinsk
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Lomza Gast
#general
Jeffrey M.Dreifuss <jsgran@...>
I recently found my GGrandmother buried in Mt Zion Lebanon Cemetary in
NYC. I expected her to be buried in the section reserved for the "Lomza Aid Society" which I know my grandparents were active in. Instead they have her buried in a section reserved for another Society known as "Lomza Gatz." I would appreciate any information anyone might have on this orgaization. Jeffrey M. Dreifuss Columbia Maryland DREIFUSS, WEIL, and BERMHEIM(ER) >from Altdorf, Germany, HESS >from Fulda, Germany,BLOCH >from Alsace, and Bern Switzerland, SOMMER >from Sirientz, France and Bern, STERN >from Flieden, Germany.SCHNEIDER >from Lomza, SCHNEIDER/ CZARNOLEWSKA/MIRMENSZTEJN >from Grajewa, KAMPINSKY >from Neistat, Lithuania.MEDNICK >from Pinsk, AJNGEMAKHTS, SHALOWSKA, SHALOFSKY >from Pinsk
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Grune / Lena / Lillian TOBIAS
#general
Seesiegel <seesiegel@...>
We are searching for *any* information about a Grune TOBIAS and her
possible descendants who may also have been called Lena or Lillian TOBIAS, emigrating to USA >from Latvia (Talsi) in 1906 at age 18 staying with her "uncle" I.Nottenberg in Boston, Mass. Please email directly to me with subject heading "Grune Tobias jewishgen" Thank you --Carolyn robbins Siegel Albuquerque, New Mexico USA
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Viewmate 3174 Translation
#general
Jerry Schneider <jerry.schneider@...>
A big thank you to all the 'genners who provided translations of my
Yiddish photograph inscription. A special thanks to Esriel, Tom, Arnie and Tamara. each of whom has been thanked individually. No further assistance is now required. Thanks again. - jerry
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Grune / Lena / Lillian TOBIAS
#general
Seesiegel <seesiegel@...>
We are searching for *any* information about a Grune TOBIAS and her
possible descendants who may also have been called Lena or Lillian TOBIAS, emigrating to USA >from Latvia (Talsi) in 1906 at age 18 staying with her "uncle" I.Nottenberg in Boston, Mass. Please email directly to me with subject heading "Grune Tobias jewishgen" Thank you --Carolyn robbins Siegel Albuquerque, New Mexico USA
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Viewmate 3174 Translation
#general
Jerry Schneider <jerry.schneider@...>
A big thank you to all the 'genners who provided translations of my
Yiddish photograph inscription. A special thanks to Esriel, Tom, Arnie and Tamara. each of whom has been thanked individually. No further assistance is now required. Thanks again. - jerry
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Pinkas Kehillot *** Slovakia ***
#hungary
George Farkas <gfarkas@...>
What does Pinkas Kehillot *** Slovakia *** or Hungary cover?
george Montreal
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Pinkas Kehillot *** Slovakia ***
#hungary
George Farkas <gfarkas@...>
What does Pinkas Kehillot *** Slovakia *** or Hungary cover?
george Montreal
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Re: WEISS family are Levites?
#hungary
George Farkas <gfarkas@...>
There are some Weiszes who are Levites.
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My great grandfather was a Weisz >from the tribe of Levi, but he was born in Porubka in Lipto megye. His family moved to Budapest george Montreal
At 10:42 AM 11/14/2003, you wrote:
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Hungary SIG #Hungary RE: WEISS family are Levites?
#hungary
George Farkas <gfarkas@...>
There are some Weiszes who are Levites.
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My great grandfather was a Weisz >from the tribe of Levi, but he was born in Porubka in Lipto megye. His family moved to Budapest george Montreal
At 10:42 AM 11/14/2003, you wrote:
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website URL; 750 Hungarian Proverbs (with English translation)
#hungary
MGS18@...
FYI,
Here's a charming website entitled "750 Hungarian Proverbs" for anyone whose grandmother was fond of dispensing wisdom in the form of folk sayings: <http://mek.oszk.hu/00200/00242/00242.htm> The proverbs come with English translation. Mindy
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Hungary SIG #Hungary website URL; 750 Hungarian Proverbs (with English translation)
#hungary
MGS18@...
FYI,
Here's a charming website entitled "750 Hungarian Proverbs" for anyone whose grandmother was fond of dispensing wisdom in the form of folk sayings: <http://mek.oszk.hu/00200/00242/00242.htm> The proverbs come with English translation. Mindy
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Kaiserwald, Music
#latvia
bgephart@...
Two questions:
1. Does anyone know if the Kaiserwald records are available anywhere outside of the Red Cross? Any chance they're being indexed? 2. As a violinist, I am very interested in whether any music has survived >from the Jewish community of Latvia. If anyone knows of any - recorded, published, or otherwise - I would love to hear of it. Thank you. Betsy Thal Gephart bgephart@comcast.net
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Latvia SIG #Latvia Kaiserwald, Music
#latvia
bgephart@...
Two questions:
1. Does anyone know if the Kaiserwald records are available anywhere outside of the Red Cross? Any chance they're being indexed? 2. As a violinist, I am very interested in whether any music has survived >from the Jewish community of Latvia. If anyone knows of any - recorded, published, or otherwise - I would love to hear of it. Thank you. Betsy Thal Gephart bgephart@comcast.net
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