FW: GATTIN - possible origin
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Harry Schlanger <hps@...>
Thanks Michael,
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I read the name >from a German birth certificate for Alfred SCHLANGER. It states: ...des Herrn Leopold Schlanger und dessen Gattin Rifka, Ascher /:Alfred:/ Schlanger If "Gattin" means spouse in German, it's obvious the remainder Rifka, Asher must be the name. However, now I am not sure if Rifka or Asher is the family name, or if both are first names. Any suggestions? Harry Schlanger MBernet@aol.com [mailto:MBernet@aol.com]wrote:
In a message dated 1/13/01 10:51:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
hps@elite.net.au writes: << Appreciate any leads on the Schlanger family: Leopold SCHLANGER b. Ujvidek, Hungry 1863 (Ujvidek renamed Novid Sad, Yugoslavia) d. Wein, Austria 04/04/1919 married Rifka Ascher Gattin Any leads on ancestors of Leopold, siblings would be welcome Rifka Ascher GATTIN Caution: The word Gattin is German for wife/spouse. It is not impossible that someone somwhere mistook the word Gattin as a woman's maiden name, and that it was subsequently handed down the bureaucracy ladder. In Romance languages (and both Romanian and Italian are Romance langueges) Gattti, Gatto etc means "cat" and it could be a form for the common Jewish (Kohanic) name KATZ. Certain areas of Yugoslavia (e.g. Trieste) were Italian-speaking. I am not sure whether the Italian author A. Gatti, who wrote "Ilia ed Alberto" (1931) was Jewish. On the other hand GATTIN may be a variant of GOIETIN, the name of a famous Hungarian family of rabbis, orientalists and experts on Arab and on French literature and history. Michael Bernet, New York WOLFF (Pfungstadt, Frankfurt/M, Koenigsberg, Amsterdam, N.Carolina); BERNET, BERNERT, JONDORF(Frensdorf, Bamberg, Nurnberg); FEUCHTWANGER (Schwabach, Hagenbach & Fuerth); KONIGSHOFER (anywhere); BERG, WOLF(F), (Demmelsdorf & Zeckendorf); Shim`on GUTENSTEIN (Bad Homburg ca 1760); FRENSDORF/ER (anywhere); MAINZER (Lorsch); anyone in Ermreuth or Floss; GOLDSCHMIDT (B. Homburg, Hessdorf). ALTMANN (Silesia); TIMMENDORFER
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Re: Need help with profession @ names...
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Ida & Joseph Schwarcz <idayosef@...>
Yachet may be Yokheved originally although some say Yehudit. I had a friend
in Pittsburgh named Henrietta whose Jewish name was Yachet. Yetti is often a nickname for Yenta. Ida Selavan Schwarcz Arad, Israel ldashman@bestweb.net [mailto:ldashman@bestweb.net] wrote: << The secular name of my grandmother's younger sister, born in Ulanow, Poland (Galicia), was Chane Jachet. Her diminuitive name was Yetti, and more formally (in the US) as Henrietta. >> Lisa Dashman ldashman@bestweb.net
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen FW: GATTIN - possible origin
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Harry Schlanger <hps@...>
Thanks Michael,
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I read the name >from a German birth certificate for Alfred SCHLANGER. It states: ...des Herrn Leopold Schlanger und dessen Gattin Rifka, Ascher /:Alfred:/ Schlanger If "Gattin" means spouse in German, it's obvious the remainder Rifka, Asher must be the name. However, now I am not sure if Rifka or Asher is the family name, or if both are first names. Any suggestions? Harry Schlanger MBernet@aol.com [mailto:MBernet@aol.com]wrote:
In a message dated 1/13/01 10:51:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
hps@elite.net.au writes: << Appreciate any leads on the Schlanger family: Leopold SCHLANGER b. Ujvidek, Hungry 1863 (Ujvidek renamed Novid Sad, Yugoslavia) d. Wein, Austria 04/04/1919 married Rifka Ascher Gattin Any leads on ancestors of Leopold, siblings would be welcome Rifka Ascher GATTIN Caution: The word Gattin is German for wife/spouse. It is not impossible that someone somwhere mistook the word Gattin as a woman's maiden name, and that it was subsequently handed down the bureaucracy ladder. In Romance languages (and both Romanian and Italian are Romance langueges) Gattti, Gatto etc means "cat" and it could be a form for the common Jewish (Kohanic) name KATZ. Certain areas of Yugoslavia (e.g. Trieste) were Italian-speaking. I am not sure whether the Italian author A. Gatti, who wrote "Ilia ed Alberto" (1931) was Jewish. On the other hand GATTIN may be a variant of GOIETIN, the name of a famous Hungarian family of rabbis, orientalists and experts on Arab and on French literature and history. Michael Bernet, New York WOLFF (Pfungstadt, Frankfurt/M, Koenigsberg, Amsterdam, N.Carolina); BERNET, BERNERT, JONDORF(Frensdorf, Bamberg, Nurnberg); FEUCHTWANGER (Schwabach, Hagenbach & Fuerth); KONIGSHOFER (anywhere); BERG, WOLF(F), (Demmelsdorf & Zeckendorf); Shim`on GUTENSTEIN (Bad Homburg ca 1760); FRENSDORF/ER (anywhere); MAINZER (Lorsch); anyone in Ermreuth or Floss; GOLDSCHMIDT (B. Homburg, Hessdorf). ALTMANN (Silesia); TIMMENDORFER
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen RE: Need help with profession @ names...
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Ida & Joseph Schwarcz <idayosef@...>
Yachet may be Yokheved originally although some say Yehudit. I had a friend
in Pittsburgh named Henrietta whose Jewish name was Yachet. Yetti is often a nickname for Yenta. Ida Selavan Schwarcz Arad, Israel ldashman@bestweb.net [mailto:ldashman@bestweb.net] wrote: << The secular name of my grandmother's younger sister, born in Ulanow, Poland (Galicia), was Chane Jachet. Her diminuitive name was Yetti, and more formally (in the US) as Henrietta. >> Lisa Dashman ldashman@bestweb.net
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Re: Jews in Eastern Galicia before the outbreak of WWII - review of stastistical data
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Alexander Sharon <a.sharon@...>
Peter,
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Thank you kindly for your response. My comments are in the body of the text.
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From: "Peter Jassem" <jassep@tdbank.ca> Alexander Sharon wrote on the Statistical Data in Galicia on Jan. 8, 2001. Here is my response. Dear Alex, I admire your passion for research and for sharing your findings with all of us. Your text is very informative and valuable. But since you encourage us "to engage you into discussion concerning number of Jews in Galicia before the outbreak of WWII" I will make few comments. You wrote: I would be surprised if data published by Polish statisticians for years1921 and 1931 was not politically manipulated by the authorities. Poland has acquired Eastern Galicia (and part of Vilna, Lithuania territory) as the result of the military aggression against weaker neighbors. Poles substituted for minorities in some of those territories.< All scholarly works rely on these statistics. I have consulted a University of Toronto professor specializing in Jewish studies and he confirmed that the statistics could be trusted. ________________________________________ AS. My interoperation of the available statistics is a bit different. If statistics show that Jewish population of eg. Lwow Province has been identified as 7% Jews by the nationality and 11.5% by Mosaic religion, I begin to wonder. What means not identified term "nationality", since all Jews were Polish citizens. Were 4.5% of the Jewish population allocated? _____________________________________________________________________ PS Also, I would not fully agree with the statement that "Poland has acquired Eastern Galicia as the result of the military aggression against weaker neighbors." I'd rather say that Poland used military means to restore its legitimate multi-ethnic country established as a voluntary union on July 1, 1569. Subsequently the country was taken apart following thre partitions by Russia, Prussia and Austria in 1772, 1793 and 1795. __________________________________________________ AS This is a historical misconception. Unified new country was known as Union of Two Nations or the Commonwealth of the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (Rzeczypospolita Obojga Narodow), and it was not just the Catholic Poland. Leaders of the Commonwealth refused to recognized political aspiration of the emerging Third Nation - the Ukraine as an equal Partner. This shortsightedness led to the bloody Chmielnicki revolt in 1648 (known as Catastrophe in the Jewish history), the subsequent unification of the Ukraine and Muscovy, and follow up division of the Commonwealth. _____________________________________________________ PS In the meantime the Ukrainian national consciousnes had strenghtened and the 1918 efforts of Marshall Pilsudski to restore the country were opposed by (perhaps most of) the ethnic Ukrainians. While you may be right that "Poles substituted for minorities in some of those territories" it has to be noted that in some other areas, notably the city of Lwów and Lwów area, the Poles were in clear majority. Pilsudski had a vision of multi-ethnic, large and strong Poland, which would withstand aggressive tendencies of her neighbours. Unfortunately subsequent goverments failed to implement fair ethnic policies or make the country a leading military power. _______________________________________________________________ AS Poland was reestablished in 1918 following Versailles Treaty (Peace Conference). Of the all beneficiaries of Versailles, Poland was the greediest and the most bellicious. Poland emerged in 1921, after three years of fighting, twice as big as had been expected at the Peace Conference.. She attacked the Ukrainians, getting >from them eastern Gailcia and their capital Lwow. She fought the Czechs for Teschen (Cieszyn) and failed to get it, one reason that Poland had no sympathy with Czechs in 1938, though it was in her long-term interest to side with Czech independence. Poland made good "her' rights against Germans by force, in both the Baltic and Silesia. Poland invaded newly free Lithuania (the old Partner >from Commonwealth), occupying Lithuanian capital Wilno and incorporating it after 'plebiscite'. She waged a full scale war against Russia and persuaded Western powers to ratify her new frontiers in 1923. In expanding by force Poland skillfully played on Britain's fears of Bolshevism and France's desire to have a powerful ally in the east. At Versailles Poland was obliged to sign a special treaty guaranteeing rights to her minorities (Jews, Ukrainians, Belarussian, Lithuanian and Germans). But she did not keep even in the 20ies, still less in 30ies when her minorities policy deteriorated under the military leadership. With a third of her population treated as virtual aliens, she maintained an enormous police force and army. Poland has established its own concentration camp for the undesirables at Bereza Kartuska. ___________________________________________________________________________ PJ You Wrote: It is obvious that Jews that did not declare their mother tongue asHebrew/Yiddish were categorized as Poles by nationality. Population of Jews in Eastern Galicia and subsequently in all prewar Poland in my opinion, should be larger that quoted by sources as 10% of the total population of Poland. This would also increase the number of Holocaust victims.< I don't have the censuses at hand. I will have proper resources soon and may comment further, but at this point I have two comments. 1. There were two censuses: 1921 and 1931. Each asked different questions. One asked about religious and ethnic affiliation and the other about religious affiliation and primary language or mother tongue. I am not sure which was which but the language one resulted in 300,000 difference between Yiddish/Hebrew speakers and Mosaic faith followers. It should be also noted that practically nobody spoke Hebrew. The Hebrew numbers were inflated and statements were ideologically motivated. But since the numbers were combined with Yiddish it had no influence on final results. ______________________________________________________________ AS You have said: "It should be also noted that practically nobody spoke Hebrew" Educational Zionist system in Poland secular in orientation, known as "Tarbut" had 44, 550 (20 % of all Jewish pupils in Jewish schools in Poland) students on kindergarden, elementary, secondary and vocational levels where instructions language was exclusively in Hebrew. Secular Hebrew schools were developed, examples are the Heder Metukkan (improved kheyder) was informed by new pedagogical ideas: "Hebrew taught in Hebrew" - this idea was fully incorporated in modern Israeli 'ulpans' intended for the new immigrants. Separate educational systes: Shulkul (Shul und kultur farband) Jewish Secondary School Federation were established with the assistance of Labour Zionist organization, and Hebrew alongside Yiddish were languages of instruction, in addition to Polish. In additional there were private Hebrew Gimnaziums and/or Liceum in nearly all major Polish cities (refer to Zineman 1938, Chmielewski 1937 and Maursberg 1968 sources). My Dad spoke with his first wife, his brothers and all cousins in Hebrew, they wrote letters in Hebrew. And they all have been educated in Hebrew schools. from the all Eastern Europe, Zionist movement was established first inGalicia, and only later in the Pale Settlement and Congress Poland. All Zionist parties: General Zionists, Mizrachi, Poale Zion (Labour) and Jabotinsky's Revisionists had numerous followers who promoted Hebrew. Kibbutzim were established in Poland preparing youth for the immigration to Palestine. Members of Kvutzot communicated exclusively in Hebrew. And how can you claim that Hebrew was not spoken in Poland? ____________________________________________ PJ 2. Again, I believe there is no reason to distrust the 10% count of Jews in Poland. You wrote: 1931 statistics display that in Galicia amount of Jews that declared theirmother tongue as Yiddish or Hebrew was smaller than in other Provinces.< True, except you shouldn't have included Krakow City and Krakow Province in the non-Galician column of statistics in this paragraph. ___________________________________________________________ AS Please pay attention, that I have been dealing with the issue of the "Jews in EASTERN Galicia...", please refer to the subject line above. Krakow was shown separately for the comparison reasons only __________________________________________________ I'll be happy to send more comments when I get to the proper resources in several days. Thanks, Peter _________________________________________________________________ Your additional comments will be appreciated. Regards, Alex -- Alexander Sharon Calgary, Alberta
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Re: Jews in Eastern Galicia before the outbreak of WWII - review of stastistical data
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Alexander Sharon <a.sharon@...>
Peter,
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Thank you kindly for your response. My comments are in the body of the text.
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From: "Peter Jassem" <jassep@tdbank.ca> Alexander Sharon wrote on the Statistical Data in Galicia on Jan. 8, 2001. Here is my response. Dear Alex, I admire your passion for research and for sharing your findings with all of us. Your text is very informative and valuable. But since you encourage us "to engage you into discussion concerning number of Jews in Galicia before the outbreak of WWII" I will make few comments. You wrote: I would be surprised if data published by Polish statisticians for years1921 and 1931 was not politically manipulated by the authorities. Poland has acquired Eastern Galicia (and part of Vilna, Lithuania territory) as the result of the military aggression against weaker neighbors. Poles substituted for minorities in some of those territories.< All scholarly works rely on these statistics. I have consulted a University of Toronto professor specializing in Jewish studies and he confirmed that the statistics could be trusted. ________________________________________ AS. My interoperation of the available statistics is a bit different. If statistics show that Jewish population of eg. Lwow Province has been identified as 7% Jews by the nationality and 11.5% by Mosaic religion, I begin to wonder. What means not identified term "nationality", since all Jews were Polish citizens. Were 4.5% of the Jewish population allocated? _____________________________________________________________________ PS Also, I would not fully agree with the statement that "Poland has acquired Eastern Galicia as the result of the military aggression against weaker neighbors." I'd rather say that Poland used military means to restore its legitimate multi-ethnic country established as a voluntary union on July 1, 1569. Subsequently the country was taken apart following thre partitions by Russia, Prussia and Austria in 1772, 1793 and 1795. __________________________________________________ AS This is a historical misconception. Unified new country was known as Union of Two Nations or the Commonwealth of the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (Rzeczypospolita Obojga Narodow), and it was not just the Catholic Poland. Leaders of the Commonwealth refused to recognized political aspiration of the emerging Third Nation - the Ukraine as an equal Partner. This shortsightedness led to the bloody Chmielnicki revolt in 1648 (known as Catastrophe in the Jewish history), the subsequent unification of the Ukraine and Muscovy, and follow up division of the Commonwealth. _____________________________________________________ PS In the meantime the Ukrainian national consciousnes had strenghtened and the 1918 efforts of Marshall Pilsudski to restore the country were opposed by (perhaps most of) the ethnic Ukrainians. While you may be right that "Poles substituted for minorities in some of those territories" it has to be noted that in some other areas, notably the city of Lwów and Lwów area, the Poles were in clear majority. Pilsudski had a vision of multi-ethnic, large and strong Poland, which would withstand aggressive tendencies of her neighbours. Unfortunately subsequent goverments failed to implement fair ethnic policies or make the country a leading military power. _______________________________________________________________ AS Poland was reestablished in 1918 following Versailles Treaty (Peace Conference). Of the all beneficiaries of Versailles, Poland was the greediest and the most bellicious. Poland emerged in 1921, after three years of fighting, twice as big as had been expected at the Peace Conference.. She attacked the Ukrainians, getting >from them eastern Gailcia and their capital Lwow. She fought the Czechs for Teschen (Cieszyn) and failed to get it, one reason that Poland had no sympathy with Czechs in 1938, though it was in her long-term interest to side with Czech independence. Poland made good "her' rights against Germans by force, in both the Baltic and Silesia. Poland invaded newly free Lithuania (the old Partner >from Commonwealth), occupying Lithuanian capital Wilno and incorporating it after 'plebiscite'. She waged a full scale war against Russia and persuaded Western powers to ratify her new frontiers in 1923. In expanding by force Poland skillfully played on Britain's fears of Bolshevism and France's desire to have a powerful ally in the east. At Versailles Poland was obliged to sign a special treaty guaranteeing rights to her minorities (Jews, Ukrainians, Belarussian, Lithuanian and Germans). But she did not keep even in the 20ies, still less in 30ies when her minorities policy deteriorated under the military leadership. With a third of her population treated as virtual aliens, she maintained an enormous police force and army. Poland has established its own concentration camp for the undesirables at Bereza Kartuska. ___________________________________________________________________________ PJ You Wrote: It is obvious that Jews that did not declare their mother tongue asHebrew/Yiddish were categorized as Poles by nationality. Population of Jews in Eastern Galicia and subsequently in all prewar Poland in my opinion, should be larger that quoted by sources as 10% of the total population of Poland. This would also increase the number of Holocaust victims.< I don't have the censuses at hand. I will have proper resources soon and may comment further, but at this point I have two comments. 1. There were two censuses: 1921 and 1931. Each asked different questions. One asked about religious and ethnic affiliation and the other about religious affiliation and primary language or mother tongue. I am not sure which was which but the language one resulted in 300,000 difference between Yiddish/Hebrew speakers and Mosaic faith followers. It should be also noted that practically nobody spoke Hebrew. The Hebrew numbers were inflated and statements were ideologically motivated. But since the numbers were combined with Yiddish it had no influence on final results. ______________________________________________________________ AS You have said: "It should be also noted that practically nobody spoke Hebrew" Educational Zionist system in Poland secular in orientation, known as "Tarbut" had 44, 550 (20 % of all Jewish pupils in Jewish schools in Poland) students on kindergarden, elementary, secondary and vocational levels where instructions language was exclusively in Hebrew. Secular Hebrew schools were developed, examples are the Heder Metukkan (improved kheyder) was informed by new pedagogical ideas: "Hebrew taught in Hebrew" - this idea was fully incorporated in modern Israeli 'ulpans' intended for the new immigrants. Separate educational systes: Shulkul (Shul und kultur farband) Jewish Secondary School Federation were established with the assistance of Labour Zionist organization, and Hebrew alongside Yiddish were languages of instruction, in addition to Polish. In additional there were private Hebrew Gimnaziums and/or Liceum in nearly all major Polish cities (refer to Zineman 1938, Chmielewski 1937 and Maursberg 1968 sources). My Dad spoke with his first wife, his brothers and all cousins in Hebrew, they wrote letters in Hebrew. And they all have been educated in Hebrew schools. from the all Eastern Europe, Zionist movement was established first inGalicia, and only later in the Pale Settlement and Congress Poland. All Zionist parties: General Zionists, Mizrachi, Poale Zion (Labour) and Jabotinsky's Revisionists had numerous followers who promoted Hebrew. Kibbutzim were established in Poland preparing youth for the immigration to Palestine. Members of Kvutzot communicated exclusively in Hebrew. And how can you claim that Hebrew was not spoken in Poland? ____________________________________________ PJ 2. Again, I believe there is no reason to distrust the 10% count of Jews in Poland. You wrote: 1931 statistics display that in Galicia amount of Jews that declared theirmother tongue as Yiddish or Hebrew was smaller than in other Provinces.< True, except you shouldn't have included Krakow City and Krakow Province in the non-Galician column of statistics in this paragraph. ___________________________________________________________ AS Please pay attention, that I have been dealing with the issue of the "Jews in EASTERN Galicia...", please refer to the subject line above. Krakow was shown separately for the comparison reasons only __________________________________________________ I'll be happy to send more comments when I get to the proper resources in several days. Thanks, Peter _________________________________________________________________ Your additional comments will be appreciated. Regards, Alex -- Alexander Sharon Calgary, Alberta
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Istsia Enquiry
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Fishbein Associates, Inc.
I am seeking information (and alternative spellings) for the town of =
Istsia in the Galicia region of Austria-Hungary. I would be grateful = for any guidance on the location of the town and its Jewish population. Rand Fishbein Potomac, Maryland fishnet@pipeline.com Researching the name ZIMMERMAN and the MORDECHAI GERSTEIN FAMILY CIRCLE
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Istsia Enquiry
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Fishbein Associates, Inc.
I am seeking information (and alternative spellings) for the town of =
Istsia in the Galicia region of Austria-Hungary. I would be grateful = for any guidance on the location of the town and its Jewish population. Rand Fishbein Potomac, Maryland fishnet@pipeline.com Researching the name ZIMMERMAN and the MORDECHAI GERSTEIN FAMILY CIRCLE
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PRZEMYSL 1926
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John Wald <john.walde@...>
Hi!
Do you recognize someone on the picture V M 283? It is a group of 15 in Przemysl 1926.( go to www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ "To View" Section) Contact me john.wald@chello.be John Wald Belgium
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia PRZEMYSL 1926
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John Wald <john.walde@...>
Hi!
Do you recognize someone on the picture V M 283? It is a group of 15 in Przemysl 1926.( go to www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/ "To View" Section) Contact me john.wald@chello.be John Wald Belgium
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Re: GOODMAN (GUTMAN) - Bielsk, Grodno
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djrichter@...
My father's cousin, Helen Brenner, did marry A Joe Goodman and had
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daughters Phillys and Natalie. Helen would have been born in NY or NJ in the 1920's or 1930's. We have lost touch and no way to contact them, so if anyone knows such a family, please let me know. I have no idea about that Joe Goodman's family. Dave Richter Bloomfield MI researching RICHTER/BRENNER/FABER/WEISS in STANISLAWOW/Ivano-Frankivsk ---- you wrote:
Just received Social Security S-5 Form for my stepmother, Florence (nee
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia Re: GOODMAN (GUTMAN) - Bielsk, Grodno
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djrichter@...
My father's cousin, Helen Brenner, did marry A Joe Goodman and had
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daughters Phillys and Natalie. Helen would have been born in NY or NJ in the 1920's or 1930's. We have lost touch and no way to contact them, so if anyone knows such a family, please let me know. I have no idea about that Joe Goodman's family. Dave Richter Bloomfield MI researching RICHTER/BRENNER/FABER/WEISS in STANISLAWOW/Ivano-Frankivsk ---- you wrote:
Just received Social Security S-5 Form for my stepmother, Florence (nee
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BIEN family
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sbien <sbien@...>
My name is Steve Bien, live in Maine, and have hit a wall in my family
researches. My family comes >from Tarnopol on both sides, as follows. I am the son of Robert and Jennie (Lewittes). Robert is the son of Jacob and Fannie (Lesenfield). The bulk of the family settled in the NY City area. My grandmother, Jennie Lewittes, was also >from Tarnopol. There is also a related branch of the family which descended >from Pesach Bien, who came >from Tarnopol and also settled in NY. I don't know how this branch and that of my immediate ancestors are related and am trying to find out if there is a common ancestor(s) in Galicia. Steve, Maine [Steve, it is a good idea to capitalize SURNAMES so they are easier to pick out of the text, e.g., Pesach BIEN - Moderator]
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia BIEN family
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sbien <sbien@...>
My name is Steve Bien, live in Maine, and have hit a wall in my family
researches. My family comes >from Tarnopol on both sides, as follows. I am the son of Robert and Jennie (Lewittes). Robert is the son of Jacob and Fannie (Lesenfield). The bulk of the family settled in the NY City area. My grandmother, Jennie Lewittes, was also >from Tarnopol. There is also a related branch of the family which descended >from Pesach Bien, who came >from Tarnopol and also settled in NY. I don't know how this branch and that of my immediate ancestors are related and am trying to find out if there is a common ancestor(s) in Galicia. Steve, Maine [Steve, it is a good idea to capitalize SURNAMES so they are easier to pick out of the text, e.g., Pesach BIEN - Moderator]
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Connecticut JGS meeting Jan. 21st.
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marciarthur <marciarthur@...>
The Connecticut Jewish Genealogy Society will meet on January 21, 2001 at
Temple Emanuel. 150 Derby Ave. in Orange CT. Contact Marcia Meyers at: marciarthur@msn.com or Georgia Haken at: gwhaken@yahoo.com for information. Marcia Indianer Meyers marciarthur@msn.com searching: INDIANER
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Connecticut JGS meeting Jan. 21st.
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marciarthur <marciarthur@...>
The Connecticut Jewish Genealogy Society will meet on January 21, 2001 at
Temple Emanuel. 150 Derby Ave. in Orange CT. Contact Marcia Meyers at: marciarthur@msn.com or Georgia Haken at: gwhaken@yahoo.com for information. Marcia Indianer Meyers marciarthur@msn.com searching: INDIANER
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DENMARK - SCANDINAVIA
#yizkorbooks
Elsebeth Paikin
TO "Yizkor Project"
Denmark SIG might be of interest to you if you have or have had ancestors or relatives in Denmark. It might also prove helpful because of the online passenger lists for emigrants that passed through Denmark. At times the Danish shipping lines were cheaper than others, and emigrants therefore chose to go to or via Denmark. All who bought a ticket through one of the Danish shipping lines agents are in the online searchable databases of the Danish Emigration Archives: http://www.emiarch.dk The Immigration Museum has online searchable database for 1. naturalizations 2. issued work permits 3. persons expelled >from Denmark the website can be found at: http://www.immigrantmuseet.dk Although the name is "Denmark SIG" it is endeavored to cover as far as I can the other parts of Scandinavia, because the mobility was very significant. So you might find someone born in Latvia, married in Sweden, having children born in Norway and later on in Sweden or/ Denmark, living in Denmark and the father working in Sweden, etc. There is also some information on the Northern part of Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) because that it belonged to Denmark for a long time. The first Danish Jews were invited to settled there in 1622! Many of the members of Denmark SIG are experienced and knowledgeable genealogists and historians, so if you are in need of help or want some information, please subscribe to the Denmark SIG discussion group and post your requests for help or information there. You can join Denmark SIG - as all the other SIGs - by going to JewishGen's webpage: http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv/sigs.htm and follow the instructions (be sure to check the box in front of the SIG you want to subscribe to!!) But do not write to me personally, regrettably I do not have the time to help individual researchers, and I don't have time to send a polite reply either. (I get about 5-10 a day sometimes!). I haven't even had time for my own research for the past year! Best wishes for a happy 2001 and for your research ------------------------------------------------- Elsebeth Paikin, Copenhagen, Denmark Coordinator & Webmaster of JewishGen Denmark SIG http://www.jewishgen.org/denmark mailto:elsebeth@paikin.dk ---------------------------------------------------
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Yizkor Books #YizkorBooks DENMARK - SCANDINAVIA
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Elsebeth Paikin
TO "Yizkor Project"
Denmark SIG might be of interest to you if you have or have had ancestors or relatives in Denmark. It might also prove helpful because of the online passenger lists for emigrants that passed through Denmark. At times the Danish shipping lines were cheaper than others, and emigrants therefore chose to go to or via Denmark. All who bought a ticket through one of the Danish shipping lines agents are in the online searchable databases of the Danish Emigration Archives: http://www.emiarch.dk The Immigration Museum has online searchable database for 1. naturalizations 2. issued work permits 3. persons expelled >from Denmark the website can be found at: http://www.immigrantmuseet.dk Although the name is "Denmark SIG" it is endeavored to cover as far as I can the other parts of Scandinavia, because the mobility was very significant. So you might find someone born in Latvia, married in Sweden, having children born in Norway and later on in Sweden or/ Denmark, living in Denmark and the father working in Sweden, etc. There is also some information on the Northern part of Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) because that it belonged to Denmark for a long time. The first Danish Jews were invited to settled there in 1622! Many of the members of Denmark SIG are experienced and knowledgeable genealogists and historians, so if you are in need of help or want some information, please subscribe to the Denmark SIG discussion group and post your requests for help or information there. You can join Denmark SIG - as all the other SIGs - by going to JewishGen's webpage: http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv/sigs.htm and follow the instructions (be sure to check the box in front of the SIG you want to subscribe to!!) But do not write to me personally, regrettably I do not have the time to help individual researchers, and I don't have time to send a polite reply either. (I get about 5-10 a day sometimes!). I haven't even had time for my own research for the past year! Best wishes for a happy 2001 and for your research ------------------------------------------------- Elsebeth Paikin, Copenhagen, Denmark Coordinator & Webmaster of JewishGen Denmark SIG http://www.jewishgen.org/denmark mailto:elsebeth@paikin.dk ---------------------------------------------------
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RV: Searching for my father's family SCHORR MISCHEL
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lilian schorr <lilianschorr@...>
Dear genners,
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Gesher Galicia SIG #Galicia RV: Searching for my father's family SCHORR MISCHEL
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lilian schorr <lilianschorr@...>
Dear genners,
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