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MILLER/GOODMAN in US, New Zealand and Argentina
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FrancineSMiller@...
Hi,
I am trying to find any Goodmans living in the US, New Zealand (Auckland) and Argentina (Buenos Aires). My great-grandfather was Myer Miller (>from Plotsk, Poland) and emigrated to London. He married Annie Goodman. I know that Harry and Joe Goodman (US) were both in contact with my Miller relatives in London during the last 30 years. Joe was a radiologist who trained in Ipswich, England and then emigrated to Auckland, New Zealand. I also know that some Goodmans emigrated to Buenos Aires, Argentina but I have no information on them at all. Any information would be much appreciated. Many thanks, Francine Miller francinesmiller@aol.com
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen MILLER/GOODMAN in US, New Zealand and Argentina
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FrancineSMiller@...
Hi,
I am trying to find any Goodmans living in the US, New Zealand (Auckland) and Argentina (Buenos Aires). My great-grandfather was Myer Miller (>from Plotsk, Poland) and emigrated to London. He married Annie Goodman. I know that Harry and Joe Goodman (US) were both in contact with my Miller relatives in London during the last 30 years. Joe was a radiologist who trained in Ipswich, England and then emigrated to Auckland, New Zealand. I also know that some Goodmans emigrated to Buenos Aires, Argentina but I have no information on them at all. Any information would be much appreciated. Many thanks, Francine Miller francinesmiller@aol.com
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Re: New York Times-Obits
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Harvey Finberg <hjfinberg@...>
Be aware that if you use this database and e-mail yourself the image, the
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date of the article will not appear in your e-mail unless it is on the image itself. I e-mailed myself 3 images yesterday and none carried the date of the newspaper. Be sure to put the citation in the comments section of your e-mail. Vera Finberg Fairfax, VA
<< can anyone tell me how I can get into the Obits archives of the last 3-5
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: New York Times-Obits
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Harvey Finberg <hjfinberg@...>
Be aware that if you use this database and e-mail yourself the image, the
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date of the article will not appear in your e-mail unless it is on the image itself. I e-mailed myself 3 images yesterday and none carried the date of the newspaper. Be sure to put the citation in the comments section of your e-mail. Vera Finberg Fairfax, VA
<< can anyone tell me how I can get into the Obits archives of the last 3-5
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KRANTZMAN/WILLIAMS/MILLER
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FrancineSMiller@...
Hi,
I am currently trying to track any living relatives of Harry M. Krantzman. I know that he was a naval officer (trained at Indianapolis naval college) and originally lived in the Boston area, although contact between our families has not been made for the last 40 years. He was related to my grandfather Harry Miller from London (possibly 1st cousins?) and came over to visit in the 1960s.I also know that there were other Krantzmans living in the Brookline, MA area and that some changed their name to Williams. The exact relationship between the Millers and the Krantzmans is not quite known, but I know that a Nettie/Nellie Miller married a Krantzman. Nettie/Nellie was the sister (?) of Myer Miller, whose father, Yehuda, came >from Plotsk, Poland and married twice. Myer was my paternal great-grandfather and his son was Harry Miller. Any information at all would be most appreciated. Many thanks, Francine Miller, London Reply to francinesmiller@aol.com MODERATOR NOTE: Please respond privately
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen KRANTZMAN/WILLIAMS/MILLER
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FrancineSMiller@...
Hi,
I am currently trying to track any living relatives of Harry M. Krantzman. I know that he was a naval officer (trained at Indianapolis naval college) and originally lived in the Boston area, although contact between our families has not been made for the last 40 years. He was related to my grandfather Harry Miller from London (possibly 1st cousins?) and came over to visit in the 1960s.I also know that there were other Krantzmans living in the Brookline, MA area and that some changed their name to Williams. The exact relationship between the Millers and the Krantzmans is not quite known, but I know that a Nettie/Nellie Miller married a Krantzman. Nettie/Nellie was the sister (?) of Myer Miller, whose father, Yehuda, came >from Plotsk, Poland and married twice. Myer was my paternal great-grandfather and his son was Harry Miller. Any information at all would be most appreciated. Many thanks, Francine Miller, London Reply to francinesmiller@aol.com MODERATOR NOTE: Please respond privately
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Re: FAERBERG,FEUORBERG
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sallybru <sallybru@...>
He was 17 years old! He didn't need his mother to come with him. Kids
below 10 traveled alone. My gr grandmother came to the US at age 11, but supposedly 8 by herself in 1859. He probably came to a relative or a friend >from his home town, as most did, but at age 17 he could be an old married man with a couple of children. He did not need to have someone, especially a woman, take care of him. Sally Bruckheimer Albany, NY "My father Benjamin FEUORBERG, later changed to FAERBERG came to the US Nov.l6,1910 aboard the SS Campanello, age 17, coming >from Skala,port of departure Rotterdam,So.Holland, Netherlands.Being an only child I assumed his mother Mathilde came with him."
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: FAERBERG,FEUORBERG
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sallybru <sallybru@...>
He was 17 years old! He didn't need his mother to come with him. Kids
below 10 traveled alone. My gr grandmother came to the US at age 11, but supposedly 8 by herself in 1859. He probably came to a relative or a friend >from his home town, as most did, but at age 17 he could be an old married man with a couple of children. He did not need to have someone, especially a woman, take care of him. Sally Bruckheimer Albany, NY "My father Benjamin FEUORBERG, later changed to FAERBERG came to the US Nov.l6,1910 aboard the SS Campanello, age 17, coming >from Skala,port of departure Rotterdam,So.Holland, Netherlands.Being an only child I assumed his mother Mathilde came with him."
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Jews in the Military, Poland, WWII
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Daniel Kazez <dkazez@...>
Through interlibrary loan, I have collected 6 volumes that list Jews
who served in the armed forces in Poland during World War II. The author is Benjamin Meirtchak (http://www.kazez.com/~dan/0830.Meirtchak.html). Within each volume, there are many separate lists, thereby making a thorough search for a surname across all of the volumes quite tedious. It would certainly be useful to have these lists available on the web. I count about 600 pages in these books, for a total of (likely) over ten-thousand names. Has anyone considered trying to make such a database on the web? Or perhaps does one already exist? Daniel Kazez <dkazez@wittenberg.edu> Springfield, Ohio USA Poland: TALMAN, ENGLANDER, JURKIEWICZ, STRAUSBERG, KIFER, CZAPNIK, BRODA, SZEWCZYK, LEWKOWICZ, SZPALTYN, OFMAN, ZYLBERBERG, KRZEPICKI, LUKS, MOSZKOWICZ, STROZ, SZWIMER, GUTMAN, PESACH http://www.kazez.com/~dan/talman/ http://www.kazez.com/~dan/englander/
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Jews in the Military, Poland, WWII
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Daniel Kazez <dkazez@...>
Through interlibrary loan, I have collected 6 volumes that list Jews
who served in the armed forces in Poland during World War II. The author is Benjamin Meirtchak (http://www.kazez.com/~dan/0830.Meirtchak.html). Within each volume, there are many separate lists, thereby making a thorough search for a surname across all of the volumes quite tedious. It would certainly be useful to have these lists available on the web. I count about 600 pages in these books, for a total of (likely) over ten-thousand names. Has anyone considered trying to make such a database on the web? Or perhaps does one already exist? Daniel Kazez <dkazez@wittenberg.edu> Springfield, Ohio USA Poland: TALMAN, ENGLANDER, JURKIEWICZ, STRAUSBERG, KIFER, CZAPNIK, BRODA, SZEWCZYK, LEWKOWICZ, SZPALTYN, OFMAN, ZYLBERBERG, KRZEPICKI, LUKS, MOSZKOWICZ, STROZ, SZWIMER, GUTMAN, PESACH http://www.kazez.com/~dan/talman/ http://www.kazez.com/~dan/englander/
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LENCZNER/LENTZER, Szczekociny/Sosnowiec, Poland, BLOCK, GLICKSMAN, GRINBAUM, DEMBA, KOPLOWITZ/KAYE, WYMAN
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desrx <desrx@...>
I have a new found cousin. I started searching in 1985 and it has taken me
all this time to find a relative in the same state. My great grandmother was Liba Lenczner, b. 1878, Szczekociny, Poland. My cousin is the s/o David Lentzner, 1894-1967 and Tillie Block, 1899-1970. Tillie is the d/o Julius Block. Unfortunately, my cousin knows about as much as I do. He was unable to name his grandparents. He stated there were ten siblings in his father's family. He did know David's brother, Herman Lentzner, 1886-1952 and his wife Tillie Wyman, 1892-1969. He stated after WWII, his father brought to the us, Louis Grinbaum, a camp survivor and that Louis was David's sister's son. I believe this would be Golda Lenczner/Lentzner as my great grandmother, reported to the INS that she had a sister Golda who married a Grinbaum. My cousin did not know of Liba nor her daughters, Esther (Kalkopf) McTeer or Sylvia Zissel (Frymorgen) Lipschultz. He did recall Bertha (Liberman?/Lentzner) Blumenfeld of St. Louis, but did not know the specific relationship to himself. Bertha was Liba's oldest daughter. He did stated that the late Eugene Wyman of Los Angeles was his cousin and that he has attended Harvard at the same time. He believed when David first arrived, he was with an uncle Glicksman and recall that a Nathan and "Willie" are cousins (both deceased). There is some relationship to a Henry and Goldie Koplowitz (some renamed to Kaye). And lastly he recalled somehow the Demba surname was or could be related. If any of these additional surnames connect with yours, please let me know. H. Michael McTeer desrx@mybluelight.com mcteer@mailandnews.com
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen LENCZNER/LENTZER, Szczekociny/Sosnowiec, Poland, BLOCK, GLICKSMAN, GRINBAUM, DEMBA, KOPLOWITZ/KAYE, WYMAN
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desrx <desrx@...>
I have a new found cousin. I started searching in 1985 and it has taken me
all this time to find a relative in the same state. My great grandmother was Liba Lenczner, b. 1878, Szczekociny, Poland. My cousin is the s/o David Lentzner, 1894-1967 and Tillie Block, 1899-1970. Tillie is the d/o Julius Block. Unfortunately, my cousin knows about as much as I do. He was unable to name his grandparents. He stated there were ten siblings in his father's family. He did know David's brother, Herman Lentzner, 1886-1952 and his wife Tillie Wyman, 1892-1969. He stated after WWII, his father brought to the us, Louis Grinbaum, a camp survivor and that Louis was David's sister's son. I believe this would be Golda Lenczner/Lentzner as my great grandmother, reported to the INS that she had a sister Golda who married a Grinbaum. My cousin did not know of Liba nor her daughters, Esther (Kalkopf) McTeer or Sylvia Zissel (Frymorgen) Lipschultz. He did recall Bertha (Liberman?/Lentzner) Blumenfeld of St. Louis, but did not know the specific relationship to himself. Bertha was Liba's oldest daughter. He did stated that the late Eugene Wyman of Los Angeles was his cousin and that he has attended Harvard at the same time. He believed when David first arrived, he was with an uncle Glicksman and recall that a Nathan and "Willie" are cousins (both deceased). There is some relationship to a Henry and Goldie Koplowitz (some renamed to Kaye). And lastly he recalled somehow the Demba surname was or could be related. If any of these additional surnames connect with yours, please let me know. H. Michael McTeer desrx@mybluelight.com mcteer@mailandnews.com
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JGS Broward Co FL - new web address
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Bernard Kouchel <koosh@...>
September 1, 2002
JGSBC announces the inauguration of its new website. Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County, Inc. (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida) http://jgsbroward.org/ Bernard Kouchel JGSBC koosh@att.net
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen JGS Broward Co FL - new web address
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Bernard Kouchel <koosh@...>
September 1, 2002
JGSBC announces the inauguration of its new website. Jewish Genealogical Society of Broward County, Inc. (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida) http://jgsbroward.org/ Bernard Kouchel JGSBC koosh@att.net
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Re: Pier 21 Halifax
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Miriam Solon <msolon@...>
My PGM (Sarah SLABODNIK) came in >from Petrikov, Belarus through Halifax
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and went to Chicago >from there, but she arrived c. 1912. Are there records of arrivals prior to 1928? Do they respond to requests via e-mail? Thanks. Shanna Tovah! Issie Fine wrote:
During a recent trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, I visited Pier 21, which is --
Miriam Solon researching SLABODNIK >from Petrikov, Belarus SLONIMSKY >from Nikolaev (Mikolayiv), Ukraine LEWEN >from Lublin, Galician Poland ALTENBERG >from Lublin, Galician Poland and Stary Sambor, Galician Ukraine BECK and REICH >from Stary Sambor, Galician Ukraine All roads lead to Chicago.
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Belarus SIG #Belarus Re: Pier 21 Halifax
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Miriam Solon <msolon@...>
My PGM (Sarah SLABODNIK) came in >from Petrikov, Belarus through Halifax
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and went to Chicago >from there, but she arrived c. 1912. Are there records of arrivals prior to 1928? Do they respond to requests via e-mail? Thanks. Shanna Tovah! Issie Fine wrote:
During a recent trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia, I visited Pier 21, which is --
Miriam Solon researching SLABODNIK >from Petrikov, Belarus SLONIMSKY >from Nikolaev (Mikolayiv), Ukraine LEWEN >from Lublin, Galician Poland ALTENBERG >from Lublin, Galician Poland and Stary Sambor, Galician Ukraine BECK and REICH >from Stary Sambor, Galician Ukraine All roads lead to Chicago.
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Zeitlin family
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Baronzeit@...
Until now I have been searching, quite successfully, for my ancestors >from
Mstislav and Mogilev Gub generally. I now have another, related query. My gparents Morris & Annie lived in Manchester England >from 1891. Records have revealed that the next year they lived in the same house as Solomon & Sarah Zeitlin, and had a son Ellis almost exatly the same date as my gparents had a daughter Esther. What is intriguing & frustrating is that no-one in my family ever heard of these other Zeitlins, in fact we were all convinced that our family were alone in Manchester. I have searched all the records I can find without success. Presumably Solomon & Sarah moved on, possibly to USA (Although they are not on the Ellis Island records) possibly back to Russia. Sarah's maiden name was Ozernoff or Czernoff. If anyone has any clue as to their movements, or existence, I would be most grateful. Graham Zeitlin London, England Researching ZEITLIN, Mistislavl
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Belarus SIG #Belarus Zeitlin family
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Baronzeit@...
Until now I have been searching, quite successfully, for my ancestors >from
Mstislav and Mogilev Gub generally. I now have another, related query. My gparents Morris & Annie lived in Manchester England >from 1891. Records have revealed that the next year they lived in the same house as Solomon & Sarah Zeitlin, and had a son Ellis almost exatly the same date as my gparents had a daughter Esther. What is intriguing & frustrating is that no-one in my family ever heard of these other Zeitlins, in fact we were all convinced that our family were alone in Manchester. I have searched all the records I can find without success. Presumably Solomon & Sarah moved on, possibly to USA (Although they are not on the Ellis Island records) possibly back to Russia. Sarah's maiden name was Ozernoff or Czernoff. If anyone has any clue as to their movements, or existence, I would be most grateful. Graham Zeitlin London, England Researching ZEITLIN, Mistislavl
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Searching: ZYLBERMAN/SILVERMAN
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Marty Meyers <meyers01@...>
I have been building a family tree for the ZYLBERMAN/SILVERMAN
family >from the Przasnsyz/Chorzele area, north of Warsaw, and have connected virtually every one with that name >from those towns in a tree that goes back to the 1700s. I have been extending my search to the 1808-1825 co-mingled records and extracting the Jewish records for nearby shtetlach like Krzynowloga Wielka (a few miles outside of Chorzele). I have found a few new family records (and one new member) based on patrynomics alone >from these records but was floored to find an Iciek Jakubowicz ZYLBERMAN getting married in 1812! Not only was this my oldest record found (so far) with the ZYLBERMAN surname (previous best was 1827) but I have NOBODY in the tree with the name Jakub. How could this be? I have been pondering this conundrum for a few weeks now. I returned >from vacation yesterday, retrieved two weeks of unopened mail and promptly sat down to read the latest Avotaynu, starting with Fay Bussgang's article on extracting 1808-1825 co-mingled, patrynomic-era records (a topic dear to my heart right now). She mentions finding a relative "Someone Jankiefowicz" and notes (parenthetically!!) that Jankief is a diminutive for Jakub...............BINGO! I have lots of Jankief's in my tree and now have a clear avenue to research. It just goes to show, you don't ever know where that new clue may come from. Shana Tova to everyone Marty Meyers meyers01@comcast.net Shtetl CO-OP Coordinator for: KRZYNOWLOGA WIELKA KRZYNOWLOGA MALA GOLOMYN KARNIEWO researching: BORDOWITZ >from Przasnysz/Mlawa/Ciechanow/Makow/Pultusk ZYLBERMAN/SILVERMAN >from Przasnysz/Chorzele MEYEROWITZ/MEYERS/POROSHKIN >from Bolshaya Berestovitsa (Belarus) KIRSHNER/SIDMAN/BAILIN >from Volhynia/Ukraine LANDSMAN/FINBERG/PEANEN >from Vilna area
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Searching: ZYLBERMAN/SILVERMAN
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Marty Meyers <meyers01@...>
I have been building a family tree for the ZYLBERMAN/SILVERMAN
family >from the Przasnsyz/Chorzele area, north of Warsaw, and have connected virtually every one with that name >from those towns in a tree that goes back to the 1700s. I have been extending my search to the 1808-1825 co-mingled records and extracting the Jewish records for nearby shtetlach like Krzynowloga Wielka (a few miles outside of Chorzele). I have found a few new family records (and one new member) based on patrynomics alone >from these records but was floored to find an Iciek Jakubowicz ZYLBERMAN getting married in 1812! Not only was this my oldest record found (so far) with the ZYLBERMAN surname (previous best was 1827) but I have NOBODY in the tree with the name Jakub. How could this be? I have been pondering this conundrum for a few weeks now. I returned >from vacation yesterday, retrieved two weeks of unopened mail and promptly sat down to read the latest Avotaynu, starting with Fay Bussgang's article on extracting 1808-1825 co-mingled, patrynomic-era records (a topic dear to my heart right now). She mentions finding a relative "Someone Jankiefowicz" and notes (parenthetically!!) that Jankief is a diminutive for Jakub...............BINGO! I have lots of Jankief's in my tree and now have a clear avenue to research. It just goes to show, you don't ever know where that new clue may come from. Shana Tova to everyone Marty Meyers meyers01@comcast.net Shtetl CO-OP Coordinator for: KRZYNOWLOGA WIELKA KRZYNOWLOGA MALA GOLOMYN KARNIEWO researching: BORDOWITZ >from Przasnysz/Mlawa/Ciechanow/Makow/Pultusk ZYLBERMAN/SILVERMAN >from Przasnysz/Chorzele MEYEROWITZ/MEYERS/POROSHKIN >from Bolshaya Berestovitsa (Belarus) KIRSHNER/SIDMAN/BAILIN >from Volhynia/Ukraine LANDSMAN/FINBERG/PEANEN >from Vilna area
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