I am searching for the descendants of Norman BERLIN who married Martha
SANDHEIM. Norman came >from Hamburg but married in ENGLAND. There were at
least two sons Isaac J. BERLIN born around 1870 and Leopold BERLIN born
around 1875. The sons were born in London. I would be most grateful for
any information.

Thanking you,

Judy Wolkovitch (nee Horowicz)

Dear one and all

Thanks you for the numerous responses in regards 1885 and 1910 census
information.

I have one more question though. When you say SOUNDEX. I know it is a way of
looking up a name or names similar in sound. What I do not understand is, how
you use it. Is it a program you run or What?

Without going into great detail, can you explain please.

Thanks

Gary R. Jones
<gjoneshome@aol.com

I am searching for the descendants of Norman BERLIN who married Martha
SANDHEIM. Norman came >from Hamburg but married in ENGLAND. There were at
least two sons Isaac J. BERLIN born around 1870 and Leopold BERLIN born
around 1875. The sons were born in London. I would be most grateful for
any information.

Thanking you,

Judy Wolkovitch (nee Horowicz)

Dear one and all

Thanks you for the numerous responses in regards 1885 and 1910 census
information.

I have one more question though. When you say SOUNDEX. I know it is a way of
looking up a name or names similar in sound. What I do not understand is, how
you use it. Is it a program you run or What?

Without going into great detail, can you explain please.

Thanks

Gary R. Jones
<gjoneshome@aol.com

Would any JGEN'er be willing to obtain a copy of a will >from the Probate
Court in Pittsburgh for me? In exchange, I would be happy to look up a
Ship's Record or a 1900 or 1920 U.S. Census Record at the National
Archives.

Sincerely,
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY

Would any JGEN'er be willing to obtain a copy of a will >from the Probate
Court in Manhattan for me? In exchange, I would be happy to look up a
Ship's Record or a 1900 or 1920 U.S. Census Record at the National
Archives.

Sincerely,
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY

Would any JGEN'er be willing to obtain a copy of a will >from the Probate
Court in Newark for me? In exchange, I would be happy to look up a
Ship's Record or a 1900 or 1920 U.S. Census Record at the National
Archives.

Sincerely,
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY

Would any JGEN'er be willing to obtain a copy of a will >from the Probate
Court in Pittsburgh for me? In exchange, I would be happy to look up a
Ship's Record or a 1900 or 1920 U.S. Census Record at the National
Archives.

Sincerely,
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY

Would any JGEN'er be willing to obtain a copy of a will >from the Probate
Court in Manhattan for me? In exchange, I would be happy to look up a
Ship's Record or a 1900 or 1920 U.S. Census Record at the National
Archives.

Sincerely,
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY

Would any JGEN'er be willing to obtain a copy of a will >from the Probate
Court in Newark for me? In exchange, I would be happy to look up a
Ship's Record or a 1900 or 1920 U.S. Census Record at the National
Archives.

Sincerely,
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY

As you can see >from the signature block below, NEJMAN is one of the major
names in my family background. (NEJMAN and NAJMAN, or with I instead of J,
are all the same name.)

A common surname in Israel is Ne'eman (meaning "Faithful"). I wonder if any
(or all, for that matter) of the bearers of this name have Hebraicized one
of the above names to produce this surname, and if their families originate
in Poland, specifically in Lomza Gobernia.

I would be grateful for any information that might lead me to members of my
family that did not emigrate to the US at the end of the last century, but
who made it to Israel more recently.

-------------
Stan Goodman
Qiryat Tiv'on
Israel

(Remove "takeout" >from domain; replace "sheol" with "stan". Sorry)

Searching:
NEACHOWICZ, NEJMAN, ISMACH, ROKITA: Lomza Gubernia, Poland
HERTANU, ABRAMOVICI, LAUER: Dorohoi District, Romania
GRISARU, VATARU: Iasi, Romania

See my interactive tree (requires Java 1.1 or better):
http://www.hashkedim.com
[You can download Java 1.1.6 >from my site, if you don't have it]

As you can see >from the signature block below, NEJMAN is one of the major
names in my family background. (NEJMAN and NAJMAN, or with I instead of J,
are all the same name.)

A common surname in Israel is Ne'eman (meaning "Faithful"). I wonder if any
(or all, for that matter) of the bearers of this name have Hebraicized one
of the above names to produce this surname, and if their families originate
in Poland, specifically in Lomza Gobernia.

I would be grateful for any information that might lead me to members of my
family that did not emigrate to the US at the end of the last century, but
who made it to Israel more recently.

-------------
Stan Goodman
Qiryat Tiv'on
Israel

(Remove "takeout" >from domain; replace "sheol" with "stan". Sorry)

Searching:
NEACHOWICZ, NEJMAN, ISMACH, ROKITA: Lomza Gubernia, Poland
HERTANU, ABRAMOVICI, LAUER: Dorohoi District, Romania
GRISARU, VATARU: Iasi, Romania

See my interactive tree (requires Java 1.1 or better):
http://www.hashkedim.com
[You can download Java 1.1.6 >from my site, if you don't have it]

Dear Belarus SIG Members:

The software used by the Lyris server which brings the Belarus SIG
Discussion Group to you was recently updated. There was a small glitch
that may have resulted in your posted messages not reaching the server.
If you sent a message to the discussion group during the last two days
and have not seen it posted, please resend it. Thanks.

Dave



David M. Fox
fox@erols.com
Arnold, MD
Belarus SIG Co-Coordinator

JOIN THE BELARUS SIG
<http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/>;

Researching: Minsk: TSIVIN (SIVIN), RABINOWITZ, HURWITZ, FEIN
Mogilev & NYC: SCHENDEROFF (OV), TSIVIN, SHER, FYTELSON
Rogachev(BYL) & NYC: FYTELSON (FEITELSON), TELSON, COHEN
Popielniki, Dzurow, Banila (UKR): FUCHS, HUDES, MECHLAWICZ,

TISCHLER, LOBEL, LABALVITCH

Dear Belarus SIG Members:

The software used by the Lyris server which brings the Belarus SIG
Discussion Group to you was recently updated. There was a small glitch
that may have resulted in your posted messages not reaching the server.
If you sent a message to the discussion group during the last two days
and have not seen it posted, please resend it. Thanks.

Dave



David M. Fox
fox@erols.com
Arnold, MD
Belarus SIG Co-Coordinator

JOIN THE BELARUS SIG
<http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/>;

Researching: Minsk: TSIVIN (SIVIN), RABINOWITZ, HURWITZ, FEIN
Mogilev & NYC: SCHENDEROFF (OV), TSIVIN, SHER, FYTELSON
Rogachev(BYL) & NYC: FYTELSON (FEITELSON), TELSON, COHEN
Popielniki, Dzurow, Banila (UKR): FUCHS, HUDES, MECHLAWICZ,

TISCHLER, LOBEL, LABALVITCH

Dear Borisov Researchers:

I received the following message which I think would be of interest to
you:

Subject: book on Borisov
Sent: 9/26/98 8:45 PM
Received: 9/26/98 9:45 PM
From: Rav Eliyahu Tavger, eliyahu@tekhelet.co.il
To: Risa Heywood, risah@ibm.net
David Fox, fox@erols.com

Dear Coordinators of Belarus SIG,

You probably already heard of Mr. Alexander Rosenbloom, a citizen of
Borisov
(who lives now in Israel). He has for the past eight years been busy
gathering information on the Jews of Borisov and has put out several
pamphlets on the subject. It can maybe be said of him that today he is
the
biggest expert on the history of the Jews of Borisov and its surroundings.

Recently, he typed into the computer a full book summarizing all of his
knowledge and wants very much to publish it (in Russian). He needs for
this
$1000 and has asked for my help in this. I want to ask you whether you
have
an idea of support for this important project and if it is worth investing
in an English translation.

Sincerely,
Eliyahu Tavger

David M. Fox
fox@erols.com
Arnold, MD
Belarus SIG Co-Coordinator

JOIN THE BELARUS SIG
<http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/>;

Researching: Minsk: TSIVIN (SIVIN), RABINOWITZ, HURWITZ, FEIN
Mogilev & NYC: SCHENDEROFF (OV), TSIVIN, SHER, FYTELSON
Rogachev(BYL) & NYC: FYTELSON (FEITELSON), TELSON, COHEN
Popielniki, Dzurow, Banila (UKR): FUCHS, HUDES, MECHLAWICZ,

TISCHLER, LOBEL, LABALVITCH

Dear Borisov Researchers:

I received the following message which I think would be of interest to
you:

Subject: book on Borisov
Sent: 9/26/98 8:45 PM
Received: 9/26/98 9:45 PM
From: Rav Eliyahu Tavger, eliyahu@tekhelet.co.il
To: Risa Heywood, risah@ibm.net
David Fox, fox@erols.com

Dear Coordinators of Belarus SIG,

You probably already heard of Mr. Alexander Rosenbloom, a citizen of
Borisov
(who lives now in Israel). He has for the past eight years been busy
gathering information on the Jews of Borisov and has put out several
pamphlets on the subject. It can maybe be said of him that today he is
the
biggest expert on the history of the Jews of Borisov and its surroundings.

Recently, he typed into the computer a full book summarizing all of his
knowledge and wants very much to publish it (in Russian). He needs for
this
$1000 and has asked for my help in this. I want to ask you whether you
have
an idea of support for this important project and if it is worth investing
in an English translation.

Sincerely,
Eliyahu Tavger

David M. Fox
fox@erols.com
Arnold, MD
Belarus SIG Co-Coordinator

JOIN THE BELARUS SIG
<http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/>;

Researching: Minsk: TSIVIN (SIVIN), RABINOWITZ, HURWITZ, FEIN
Mogilev & NYC: SCHENDEROFF (OV), TSIVIN, SHER, FYTELSON
Rogachev(BYL) & NYC: FYTELSON (FEITELSON), TELSON, COHEN
Popielniki, Dzurow, Banila (UKR): FUCHS, HUDES, MECHLAWICZ,

TISCHLER, LOBEL, LABALVITCH

I am looking for information on a shtetl named Nobel, somewhere near Pinsk
and next to a river. My family's name was AIZENBAND, but it also could
have been spelled a little differently.


Robert Bernstein
Carmichael, CA

I am looking for information on a shtetl named Nobel, somewhere near Pinsk
and next to a river. My family's name was AIZENBAND, but it also could
have been spelled a little differently.


Robert Bernstein
Carmichael, CA

please change my e-mail address to: mslbl@aol.com


thank you

please change my e-mail address to: mslbl@aol.com


thank you