Furthur.
Jack (Itzak) Bronstein Born abt 1896 in Zhitomer.Moved to Montreal Canada. Died 1974
3 younger brothers and 4 sisters. All lived and died in Montreal.
There are living children in Montreal.

Any connection?????
Saul Klarer

Furthur.
Jack (Itzak) Bronstein Born abt 1896 in Zhitomer.Moved to Montreal Canada. Died 1974
3 younger brothers and 4 sisters. All lived and died in Montreal.
There are living children in Montreal.

Any connection?????
Saul Klarer

Consider the terrain where jews were buried thousands of years ago.

I have been to the very far north where I have seen graves dug in very
shallow permafrost. You can see that some of the graves were dug up by
animals.

So a pile of rocks placed on a shallow grave in sandy or loose earth to
prevent animals >from getting to the bodies buried only in a sheet is one
reason to consider the symbolic placing of a stone.

Saul Klarer < klar-pax@attcanada.ca>

Searching for my cousins Jerry and Carole Friedman originally >from NJ.
Mother's name Erna. Family >from Szatmar, Hungary. Please reply privately.

Jayne Cartier
Queens, NY

Trying to locate my cousins Blanche and Evelyn nee Fischer. Father's name
was Alex Fischer who lived at one time in NJ. Please reply privately.

Jayne Cartier
Queens, NY

Consider the terrain where jews were buried thousands of years ago.

I have been to the very far north where I have seen graves dug in very
shallow permafrost. You can see that some of the graves were dug up by
animals.

So a pile of rocks placed on a shallow grave in sandy or loose earth to
prevent animals >from getting to the bodies buried only in a sheet is one
reason to consider the symbolic placing of a stone.

Saul Klarer < klar-pax@attcanada.ca>

Searching for my cousins Jerry and Carole Friedman originally >from NJ.
Mother's name Erna. Family >from Szatmar, Hungary. Please reply privately.

Jayne Cartier
Queens, NY

Trying to locate my cousins Blanche and Evelyn nee Fischer. Father's name
was Alex Fischer who lived at one time in NJ. Please reply privately.

Jayne Cartier
Queens, NY

Trying to locate cousin Marilyn Savarin who lived at one time in NJ. Her
father's name was Louis Fischer. Marilyn has a sister Janet. Please reply
privately.

Jayne Cartier
Queens, NY

Trying to locate cousin Marilyn Savarin who lived at one time in NJ. Her
father's name was Louis Fischer. Marilyn has a sister Janet. Please reply
privately.

Jayne Cartier
Queens, NY

Subject: Yizkor Book Project update
From: <A HREF="mailto:jfield@indy.net ">jfield@indy.net </A> (Joyce Field)

September and October 2000 update

Because of travel and the holidays, the activity reports for
September and October 2000 for the Yizkor Book Project have been
combined. There are now 245 separate entries: in this two-month
period 8 new books and 18 updates were put on the web site at
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/translations.html

New Entries:

Berlin,Germany: Jews who died in Berlin 1943-45
Borken, Germany
Kurzeniec, Belarus
Ozernyany, Ukraine
Priluki, Ukraine
Radauti, Romania: "Mayne kinder-yorn in shtot fun hurbn"
Sopotkin, Belarus
Warta, Poland

Updates:

Bolekhov, Ukraine
Buchach, Ukraine
Bukowina Region: Geschichte der Juden in Der Bukowina
Drogiczhn, Belarus
Drohobycz, Ukraine
Juerchen, Germany
Krynki, Poland
Kurzeniec, Belarus
Novyy Yarchev, Ukraine
Przemsyl, Poland
Radzymin, Poland
Rokiskis, Lithuania
Rozhniatov, Ukraine
Sochaczew, Poland
Stawiski, Poland
Zabludow, Poland

Let me remind you again of the translation projects that need your
financial support. Contributions can be made online at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html or you
can print the form to be included with a contribution that can be
mailed to JewishGen. Please consider an additional contribution to
JewishGen, which provides administrative and infrastructure support
to these projects at no charge.

Bolekhov, Ukraine
Buchach, Ukraine
Chelm, Poland
Czyzew, Poland
Dokshitsy, Belarus
Drogichin, Belarus
Gargzdai, Lithuania
Goniadz, Poland
Gorodenka, Ukraine
Gorodok, Ukraine
Kremenets, Ukraine
Lancut, Poland
Moravia
Przemysl, Poland
Pulawy, Poland
Rozhnyatov, Ukraine
Rzeszow, Poland
Slutsk, Belarus
Sochaczew, Poland
Stawiski, Poland
Telekhany, Belarus
Wolbrom, Poland
Yedintsy, Moldova

We now have 1041 different books entered in our datbase and there are
7,540 entries for books held by major libraries.

We are in need of a person to do data entry for the Library database
who has Access 97. If you are interested, please contact John Berman
at jberman@jewishgen.org.

Due to the extraordinary diligence of our html staff, our queue is
now manageable. So if you have been waiting to donate newly
translated material to us, no need to wait any longer. Please
contact Joyce Field at jfield@jewishgen.org.

Joyce Field
Yizkor Book Project Manager
jfield@jewishgen.org

Subject: Yizkor Book Project update
From: <A HREF="mailto:jfield@indy.net ">jfield@indy.net </A> (Joyce Field)

September and October 2000 update

Because of travel and the holidays, the activity reports for
September and October 2000 for the Yizkor Book Project have been
combined. There are now 245 separate entries: in this two-month
period 8 new books and 18 updates were put on the web site at
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/translations.html

New Entries:

Berlin,Germany: Jews who died in Berlin 1943-45
Borken, Germany
Kurzeniec, Belarus
Ozernyany, Ukraine
Priluki, Ukraine
Radauti, Romania: "Mayne kinder-yorn in shtot fun hurbn"
Sopotkin, Belarus
Warta, Poland

Updates:

Bolekhov, Ukraine
Buchach, Ukraine
Bukowina Region: Geschichte der Juden in Der Bukowina
Drogiczhn, Belarus
Drohobycz, Ukraine
Juerchen, Germany
Krynki, Poland
Kurzeniec, Belarus
Novyy Yarchev, Ukraine
Przemsyl, Poland
Radzymin, Poland
Rokiskis, Lithuania
Rozhniatov, Ukraine
Sochaczew, Poland
Stawiski, Poland
Zabludow, Poland

Let me remind you again of the translation projects that need your
financial support. Contributions can be made online at
http://www.JewishGen.org/JewishGen-erosity/YizkorTrans.html or you
can print the form to be included with a contribution that can be
mailed to JewishGen. Please consider an additional contribution to
JewishGen, which provides administrative and infrastructure support
to these projects at no charge.

Bolekhov, Ukraine
Buchach, Ukraine
Chelm, Poland
Czyzew, Poland
Dokshitsy, Belarus
Drogichin, Belarus
Gargzdai, Lithuania
Goniadz, Poland
Gorodenka, Ukraine
Gorodok, Ukraine
Kremenets, Ukraine
Lancut, Poland
Moravia
Przemysl, Poland
Pulawy, Poland
Rozhnyatov, Ukraine
Rzeszow, Poland
Slutsk, Belarus
Sochaczew, Poland
Stawiski, Poland
Telekhany, Belarus
Wolbrom, Poland
Yedintsy, Moldova

We now have 1041 different books entered in our datbase and there are
7,540 entries for books held by major libraries.

We are in need of a person to do data entry for the Library database
who has Access 97. If you are interested, please contact John Berman
at jberman@jewishgen.org.

Due to the extraordinary diligence of our html staff, our queue is
now manageable. So if you have been waiting to donate newly
translated material to us, no need to wait any longer. Please
contact Joyce Field at jfield@jewishgen.org.

Joyce Field
Yizkor Book Project Manager
jfield@jewishgen.org

Please note the correction of the URL to
www.jewishgen.org/london2001


Apologies,
Saul


London2001
21st International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
Intercontinental Hotel, London
8-13 July 2001

Conference booking opens today!

See www.jewishgen.org/london2001

--
Dr Saul Issroff
London2001 - 21st International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
8-13 July 2001 www.jewishgen.org/london2001
info.london2001@talk21.com

Please note the correction of the URL to
www.jewishgen.org/london2001


Apologies,
Saul


London2001
21st International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
Intercontinental Hotel, London
8-13 July 2001

Conference booking opens today!

See www.jewishgen.org/london2001

--
Dr Saul Issroff
London2001 - 21st International Conference on Jewish Genealogy
8-13 July 2001 www.jewishgen.org/london2001
info.london2001@talk21.com

In one of the previous postings, the address was Gerosios Vilties 80. Could
you please verify the address or they moved since then?

David Shapiro

Moderator Note: I have checked and I have 10 not 80.
The address below is correct.

In one of the previous postings, the address was Gerosios Vilties 80. Could
you please verify the address or they moved since then?

David Shapiro

Moderator Note: I have checked and I have 10 not 80.
The address below is correct.

I would like to thank everyone who answered my request for information
about schools for the deaf in NY, USA.

My next question has to do with recording information.

Normally, I would enter a woman's name as first name, middle name (if
applicable), maiden name.

What is the correct procedure for recording a given name (first and
middle names) when the name has been legally changed? Which name do
you use for the "official" record and which just gets noted?

Vicki Ina Friedman
Acworth, GA, USA
ctf-vif@mindspring.com

BECK [Moscow], CHORNEY, DUBIN, FRIEDMAN [Minsk], RECHMAN, SKLOFF, THURLIN,
ZEIDELMAN
[All of the Above--Philadelphia, PA, USA; New York, NY, USA]

Andy,
When I visited the area a few years ago, the mid-1800 Jewish
Ciechanow records were located not in Plock but in Mlawa. I got copies of
some there, despite the antagonism of the head archivist. Have they been
relocated recently?
I understand that all of those records have been photographed by
the Mormons. If they haven't, I'll add Mlawa and/or Plock to the
genealogical research tour that I'm organizing to Poland this summer.
================================
A Jendrzejewski wrote:

In response to Amy's post:

In Mary Chorzempa's book, Polish Roots, she mentions
that Napoleon had instituted civil records in the
Russian Partition in 1807 and that it was the
Catholic parish priest of the region that kept the
records [to 1826] . Records that old are most likely
to be kept in the regional archives, in Ciechanow's
case, in Plock..............

==============================

-- Allan E. Mallenbaum
<GenealogistA@nais.com>
<Heritage@OptOnLine.net>

_R_E_S_E_A_R_C_H_I_N_G_ <<<<<<<<<<

CZECH REPUBLIC
**Praha (Prague)**
LANDAU
LITHUANIA
**Jonava**
KAGAN (COHEN)
POLAND
**Ciechanow**
ROBOTA
GARBARZ
TROM(B)KA
SCHMIDT

BENDET
ABRAMS
GOLDSTEIN
ALT(H)US
DIAMENT
PASS
SILVERMAN
**Warszawa**
MALENBAUM
RUSSIA
**Moscow**
MALENBAUM
UKRAINE
**Chernigov**
NISENBAUM
(G)HECHTMAN
**Uman**
LANDAU,
BRAILOVSKY

I would like to thank everyone who answered my request for information
about schools for the deaf in NY, USA.

My next question has to do with recording information.

Normally, I would enter a woman's name as first name, middle name (if
applicable), maiden name.

What is the correct procedure for recording a given name (first and
middle names) when the name has been legally changed? Which name do
you use for the "official" record and which just gets noted?

Vicki Ina Friedman
Acworth, GA, USA
ctf-vif@mindspring.com

BECK [Moscow], CHORNEY, DUBIN, FRIEDMAN [Minsk], RECHMAN, SKLOFF, THURLIN,
ZEIDELMAN
[All of the Above--Philadelphia, PA, USA; New York, NY, USA]

Andy,
When I visited the area a few years ago, the mid-1800 Jewish
Ciechanow records were located not in Plock but in Mlawa. I got copies of
some there, despite the antagonism of the head archivist. Have they been
relocated recently?
I understand that all of those records have been photographed by
the Mormons. If they haven't, I'll add Mlawa and/or Plock to the
genealogical research tour that I'm organizing to Poland this summer.
================================
A Jendrzejewski wrote:

In response to Amy's post:

In Mary Chorzempa's book, Polish Roots, she mentions
that Napoleon had instituted civil records in the
Russian Partition in 1807 and that it was the
Catholic parish priest of the region that kept the
records [to 1826] . Records that old are most likely
to be kept in the regional archives, in Ciechanow's
case, in Plock..............

==============================

-- Allan E. Mallenbaum
<GenealogistA@nais.com>
<Heritage@OptOnLine.net>

_R_E_S_E_A_R_C_H_I_N_G_ <<<<<<<<<<

CZECH REPUBLIC
**Praha (Prague)**
LANDAU
LITHUANIA
**Jonava**
KAGAN (COHEN)
POLAND
**Ciechanow**
ROBOTA
GARBARZ
TROM(B)KA
SCHMIDT

BENDET
ABRAMS
GOLDSTEIN
ALT(H)US
DIAMENT
PASS
SILVERMAN
**Warszawa**
MALENBAUM
RUSSIA
**Moscow**
MALENBAUM
UKRAINE
**Chernigov**
NISENBAUM
(G)HECHTMAN
**Uman**
LANDAU,
BRAILOVSKY