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Moves between cities: City Directories
#general
Howard M. Relles <rellesh@...>
I recently stumbled across an unexpected way of determining moves of
people >from one City and State to another. While scanning the Newark
City Directories (published almost every year >from about 1880 to 1965)
for family names of interest ONE YEAR AT A TIME, I came across LAST
chronological references to several people where the entry said simply:
"removed to XX, YY", where XX was a city and YY was a state. I wish you
similar luck. Email me for further info. on the Newark City
Directories.
I would suggest contacting the appropriate public library, university,
or historical society for other directories of interest to you.
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY
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Workforce entrance: City Directories
#general
Howard M. Relles <rellesh@...>
The Newark City Directories (published almost every year >from about 1880
to 1965) are a wealth of information about occupations, businesses, and
addresses for family members in the work force or as each entered the
work force. Email me for further info. on the Newark City Directories.
I would suggest contacting the appropriate public library, university,
or historical society for other directories of interest to you.
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY
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Howard M. Relles <rellesh@...>
I recently stumbled across an unexpected way of determining death
dates. While scanning the Newark City Directories (published almost
every year >from about 1880 to 1965) for family names of interest ONE
YEAR AT A TIME, I came across FIRST chronological references to several
women in the year following the LAST chronological reference to their
husband and in which the listing said simple "Widow of (that husband)".
I wish you similar luck. Email me for further info. on the Newark City
Directories.
I would suggest contacting the appropriate public library, university,
or historical society for other directories of interest to you.
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY
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Rosenbaum, Edward <ERosenbaum@...>
Every so often I check the JRI database for family names. In my last
search, I was looking for the name BUDNE and found the 1883 marriage licence
for my wifes great grand mother Haja to Joszk Offman. In the same search I
found the Joszk's birth certicate and the birth certicate for his daughter
(my wife's grand mother). Even more important was that I found the town
name... Ostrow Maz! I began looking around in the info available for this
town and discovered that Stanley Diamond was researching the same surname.
As quick as I could type I sent Stanley an email, asking if my names sounded
familiar. Stanley quickly responded that he was researching the OFFMAN
family, but that his cousin Judie Ostroff-Goldstein knew more about the
family than he did. I emailed Judie and withing a few hours of emailing and
telephoning, had a GEDCOM file on my PC with about 700 relatives I never
knew about. Not only did I find whole branches of the OFFMAN family, but I
was introduced to two wonderful people (Judie and Stanley), without whom
this discovery would not have been possible.
Edward Rosenbaum
Bergenfield, NJ
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Moves between cities: City Directories
#general
Howard M. Relles <rellesh@...>
I recently stumbled across an unexpected way of determining moves of
people >from one City and State to another. While scanning the Newark
City Directories (published almost every year >from about 1880 to 1965)
for family names of interest ONE YEAR AT A TIME, I came across LAST
chronological references to several people where the entry said simply:
"removed to XX, YY", where XX was a city and YY was a state. I wish you
similar luck. Email me for further info. on the Newark City
Directories.
I would suggest contacting the appropriate public library, university,
or historical society for other directories of interest to you.
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Workforce entrance: City Directories
#general
Howard M. Relles <rellesh@...>
The Newark City Directories (published almost every year >from about 1880
to 1965) are a wealth of information about occupations, businesses, and
addresses for family members in the work force or as each entered the
work force. Email me for further info. on the Newark City Directories.
I would suggest contacting the appropriate public library, university,
or historical society for other directories of interest to you.
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Death Dates: City Directories
#general
Howard M. Relles <rellesh@...>
I recently stumbled across an unexpected way of determining death
dates. While scanning the Newark City Directories (published almost
every year >from about 1880 to 1965) for family names of interest ONE
YEAR AT A TIME, I came across FIRST chronological references to several
women in the year following the LAST chronological reference to their
husband and in which the listing said simple "Widow of (that husband)".
I wish you similar luck. Email me for further info. on the Newark City
Directories.
I would suggest contacting the appropriate public library, university,
or historical society for other directories of interest to you.
Dr. Howard M. Relles
Schenectady, NY
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JRI Poland #Poland A success story
#poland
Rosenbaum, Edward <ERosenbaum@...>
Every so often I check the JRI database for family names. In my last
search, I was looking for the name BUDNE and found the 1883 marriage licence
for my wifes great grand mother Haja to Joszk Offman. In the same search I
found the Joszk's birth certicate and the birth certicate for his daughter
(my wife's grand mother). Even more important was that I found the town
name... Ostrow Maz! I began looking around in the info available for this
town and discovered that Stanley Diamond was researching the same surname.
As quick as I could type I sent Stanley an email, asking if my names sounded
familiar. Stanley quickly responded that he was researching the OFFMAN
family, but that his cousin Judie Ostroff-Goldstein knew more about the
family than he did. I emailed Judie and withing a few hours of emailing and
telephoning, had a GEDCOM file on my PC with about 700 relatives I never
knew about. Not only did I find whole branches of the OFFMAN family, but I
was introduced to two wonderful people (Judie and Stanley), without whom
this discovery would not have been possible.
Edward Rosenbaum
Bergenfield, NJ
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Rubén Weiser <weiser@...>
hi.
today somebody told me that maybe i still have living relativs in
slovakia probably in zborov,bardejov or kosice.
how can i get they adresse and phone number?
thanks ruben weiser,buenos aires,argentina.
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Rubén Weiser <weiser@...>
hi.
today somebody told me that maybe i still have living relativs in
slovakia probably in zborov,bardejov or kosice.
how can i get they adresse and phone number?
thanks ruben weiser,buenos aires,argentina.
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Rubén Weiser <weiser@...>
hi.
today some body told me that maybe i still having living relativs in
slovakia probably in zborov , bardejov or kosice.
how can i get their adresse or telephone number?
thanks ruben weiser,buenos aires,argentina.
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Rubén Weiser <weiser@...>
hi.
today some body told me that maybe i still having living relativs in
slovakia probably in zborov , bardejov or kosice.
how can i get their adresse or telephone number?
thanks ruben weiser,buenos aires,argentina.
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Stefano Groszy wrote: =20
Dear Margarita, as I promised to you, I started to find out any name I
could find bound together with the town of Beregsas. I have to make a
correction: the names in my book are 3906. After that I can tell you in
the first 600 names I checked town of Beregsas never shows up.
In the mean time I give you some details concerning this book, in the
hope that anybody reading these lines can give some more info about it.
Title: TE VAGY A TANU!(ukrajnat=F2l auschwitzig), published by Kossuth = KK in 1947. Unfortunately I don't speak hungarian and before the 3900 name= s there are 210 text pages. In the next days I'll finish the Beregsas
check. Ciao, Steven.
=20
This SIG (h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org) is hosted by
JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy
Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org
=20
Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/
---
You are currently subscribed to h-sig as: $subst('PurgeID')
To unsubscribe send email to $subst('Email.Unsub') =20 Perhaps I did not get the message that explained what this book is. However, since it has so many names, I would like to know what it is all about, how it is organized, and what the names relate to. Is it a yizkor book of some sort???? Thanks, Debbi
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Book TE VAGY A TANU!
#hungary
Stefano Groszy wrote: =20
Dear Margarita, as I promised to you, I started to find out any name I
could find bound together with the town of Beregsas. I have to make a
correction: the names in my book are 3906. After that I can tell you in
the first 600 names I checked town of Beregsas never shows up.
In the mean time I give you some details concerning this book, in the
hope that anybody reading these lines can give some more info about it.
Title: TE VAGY A TANU!(ukrajnat=F2l auschwitzig), published by Kossuth = KK in 1947. Unfortunately I don't speak hungarian and before the 3900 name= s there are 210 text pages. In the next days I'll finish the Beregsas
check. Ciao, Steven.
=20
This SIG (h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org) is hosted by
JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy
Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org
=20
Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/
---
You are currently subscribed to h-sig as: $subst('PurgeID')
To unsubscribe send email to $subst('Email.Unsub') =20 Perhaps I did not get the message that explained what this book is. However, since it has so many names, I would like to know what it is all about, how it is organized, and what the names relate to. Is it a yizkor book of some sort???? Thanks, Debbi
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Re: *Re: Lipto registers and Mormon records
#hungary
Tom Venetianer wrote: =20
Dear all,
=20
This is indeed an interesting approach to the search I have been conduc= ting for 3 years *without any results*. However back in the 18th and 19th
centuries, Liptovsky Mikulas had one of the largest Jewish populations = in Slovakia, being a reputable center of Torah studies. As a matter of fac= t, several of my ancestors were such researchers and scholars. Still, I wi= ll try to investigate further to see if the registers for this county are
stored somewhere else or the LDS keeps them under a different town. I d= id ordered the Christian films to check the assumption that maybe Jewish
registers were done by a non-Jewish notary - quite unlikely, still wort= h a try.
=20
Thanks to all and let me take the opportunity to invite all those who a= re investigating Lipto megye (county) to join me in this search.
=20
regards to all
Tom
=20
PS: I seem to have the same problem others mentioned, namely I am not
receiving my own mails sent to H-sig.
=20
at 26/08/98 - 12:42 -0300, Henry Wellisch wrote:
=20
Regarding Jewish BMD registrations in Hungary, I tend to agree with
Maureen and Gyury that Jews in small localities without a Jewish commu= nity organization registered BMDs with the closest organized Jewish communi=
ty. Indeed, I think Jews in Hungary during the 19th century were organized
this way. I think that Linda=92s assertion that there may be entries i=
n the Christian records may be =20
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Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org
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I'm not sure that this will make you feel any better, but as I understand it, the Mormons only deal with the State Archives in Slovakia. Therefore, if the record books that interest you were not filmed by the Mormons, that means that they were not in the State Archives. They could be in a regional archive, or in the town itself and never transferred. Debbi
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: *Re: Lipto registers and Mormon records
#hungary
Tom Venetianer wrote: =20
Dear all,
=20
This is indeed an interesting approach to the search I have been conduc= ting for 3 years *without any results*. However back in the 18th and 19th
centuries, Liptovsky Mikulas had one of the largest Jewish populations = in Slovakia, being a reputable center of Torah studies. As a matter of fac= t, several of my ancestors were such researchers and scholars. Still, I wi= ll try to investigate further to see if the registers for this county are
stored somewhere else or the LDS keeps them under a different town. I d= id ordered the Christian films to check the assumption that maybe Jewish
registers were done by a non-Jewish notary - quite unlikely, still wort= h a try.
=20
Thanks to all and let me take the opportunity to invite all those who a= re investigating Lipto megye (county) to join me in this search.
=20
regards to all
Tom
=20
PS: I seem to have the same problem others mentioned, namely I am not
receiving my own mails sent to H-sig.
=20
at 26/08/98 - 12:42 -0300, Henry Wellisch wrote:
=20
Regarding Jewish BMD registrations in Hungary, I tend to agree with
Maureen and Gyury that Jews in small localities without a Jewish commu= nity organization registered BMDs with the closest organized Jewish communi=
ty. Indeed, I think Jews in Hungary during the 19th century were organized
this way. I think that Linda=92s assertion that there may be entries i=
n the Christian records may be =20
This SIG (h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org) is hosted by
JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy
Visit our home page at http://www.jewishgen.org
=20
Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/
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I'm not sure that this will make you feel any better, but as I understand it, the Mormons only deal with the State Archives in Slovakia. Therefore, if the record books that interest you were not filmed by the Mormons, that means that they were not in the State Archives. They could be in a regional archive, or in the town itself and never transferred. Debbi
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Re: h-sig digest: August 25, 1998
#hungary
Dear all
I am searching for my Dad's first family members, Their surname
was Pozsonyi
His sister inlaw Juliska married a Mr Rosenthal and at some stage
lived in Budapest
They had a daughter Zsuzsika and in 1949 moved to Munich
Juliska also had a brother
This is all I know of them
Originally the family was >from Paszto
Can anyone help??
Thank you
Susie
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
-----Original Message----- From: h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> To: Buddy <Buddy> Date: Thursday, 27 August 1998 13:55 Subject: h-sig digest: August 25, 1998
Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/
Hungarian SIG Digest for Tuesday, August 25, 1998.
1. No HSIG messages
2. test
3. Re: test
4. website for Israeli contacts >from Czechoslovakia
5. Lipto St. Mikulas registers
6. Passenger list soundex search and Passenger list retrievals
7. Re: I'm not getting HSIG
8. RE: Jews of Hungary Book
9. Re: Mormon records
10. Re: h-sig digest: August 23, 1998
11. VB: Name list (A - B) in "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
12. VB: Name list (F-G) "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
13. Reply to Deb Zaccaro's question- Name list
14. VB: Name list (H-K) "Varadi zsidok" by T. Mozes
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Subject: No HSIG messages
From: Dennis Baer <dbaer@hoflink.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 02:24:17 -0400
X-Message-Number: 1
Can someone alert someone at HSIG that I'm not getting any HSIG messages
from anyone even though I can post messages on HSIG and they get out and
get read?
Thank you.
What do I do to get these messages again?
Thank you.
Dennis Baer
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Subject: test
From: George Eotvos <familyt@hungary.net>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 14:13:10 +0200
X-Message-Number: 2
test
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George Eotvos
Family Tree Ltd. (Csaladfa Kft)
Partner & Managing Director
______________________________________________________________
Hungarian Roots List - URL:http://www.familytree.hu
If you like to subscribe to the list send an e-mail to
majordomo@euroweb.hu.
In the first line write subscribe HUNROOTS.
Thank you !
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Subject: Re: test
From: Dennis Baer <dbaer@hoflink.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 09:02:42 -0400
X-Message-Number: 3
Hello Group
I have just gotten one message >from HSIG in the last two or three days and
that's the test message >from George Eotvos.
I got that this morning. Tuesday.
I will see if this message echos back to me after I post this to the group.
Dennis Baer
At 02:13 PM 8/25/98 +0200, you wrote:
test
--
George Eotvos
Family Tree Ltd. (Csaladfa Kft)
Partner & Managing Director
______________________________________________________________
Hungarian Roots List - URL:http://www.familytree.hu
If you like to subscribe to the list send an e-mail to
majordomo@euroweb.hu.
In the first line write subscribe HUNROOTS.
Thank you !
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Subject: website for Israeli contacts >from Czechoslovakia
From: Robert & Sarah Klein <hamoreh@netvision.net.il>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 17:32:24 +0300 (IDT)
X-Message-Number: 4
I just found this site, and already I've been on the phone for the past two
days, with one lead developing into several leads, and I've been picking up
valuable information all along the way. The address is:
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/4017/CZEDATA.HTM
It's called "The Forum of the Jewish Communities of the Former State of
Czechoslovakia". The abbreviations contained on the list are:
Country:
CE
Czechia
MS
Moravia & Slezia
SL
Slovakia
PK
Podkarpatska Rus
Nr:
Number of persons before WWII at the community.
BT:
Beit Ha'tfuzot - Diaspora Museum:
5 - History of Community Recorded but no access for the public. 9 - History of Community Recorded and accessible to the public. LIST:
+
List of living residents is available at the
"Hitachduth Yotsei Czechoslovakia" -
The Association of ex Czechoslovakian origin Jews in Israel DO:
Documents at Association Office.
The address of "Hitachduth Yotsei Czechoslovakia" - The Association
of Czechoslovakian Immigrants (in Israel):
15 Ehad Haam Street
Tel Aviv 65141
Israel
Tel: 03/5172792
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Subject: Lipto St. Mikulas registers
From: MTB <71431.1612@compuserve.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 10:52:12 -0400
X-Message-Number: 5
To add to the discussion re: Henry's topic of Lipto St. Miklos: perhaps
there was never a separate register for this locale? Instead, a nearby
larger community may have registered births, marriages, and deaths. As a=
n
example, I have found dozens of such events for Ferto" Szt. Miklos in the=
registers of the Deutschkreutz community.
Maureen Tighe-Brown
University of Pittsburgh
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Subject: Passenger list soundex search and Passenger list retrievals
From: Dennis Baer <dbaer@hoflink.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 11:25:27 -0400
X-Message-Number: 6
Hello
If anyone wants to get a passenger list soundex search or a passenger list
retrieval, email me and I will give you a company name to contact by phone
with a toll free number to get such searches done. They also do census
searches and other searches as well. I ask for email so I can see how many
people want this done. I do not make a commision.
Thank you.
Dennis Baer
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Subject: Re: I'm not getting HSIG
From: <Blrosen@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 14:41:23 EDT
X-Message-Number: 7
Hi Dennis,
I hear you loud and clear!!
Betty Rosen
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Subject: RE: Jews of Hungary Book
From: "Margarita" <uzidog@post1.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 17:37:54 -0300
X-Message-Number: 8
Can someone tell me more about this book?
I might add my name to the list.
Thank you.
Margarita Lackó
Belgrano
uzidog@post1.com
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From: Stephen SCHMIDEG [mailto:stephen@sicore.com.au]
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 1998 11:04 PM
To: Hungarian SIG
Subject: Jews of Hungary Book
Dear H-Sigers
Is there anyone else left out there who wants to order the book by
Raphael Patai "The Jews of Hungary; History, Culture, Psychology"
(1996). Louis can order it >from the publisher for $33 plus
postage, but he needs a minimum of 5 orders.
I am particularly interested in anyone else >from Australia ordering
the book, as a bulk shipment could save on postage.
Stephen Schmideg
Melbourne, Australia
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Subject: Re: Mormon records
From: Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@drotposta.hu>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 00:06:20 +0100 (MET DST)
X-Message-Number: 9
<Cohentalk@aol.com> 1998.08.24. 14:45:01 -4h-kor irta:
To Henry and other: I have heard and read numerous times that if no Jewish records exist for a town, try the church records. For whatever
the reason, Jewish records have been found included there.
I am sure others will know why. Sorry, I do not.
Regards,
Linda Cohen
cohentalk@aol.com
Michigan USA Dear Linda,
My experience working with Hungarian metrical records seems to contradict
the above thesis: if a village was too small to have a anyakonyvvezeto rabbi, rabbi in charge of metrinomical records, then the district rabbinate would keep the records. I have met with many instances of this practice. Does anybody met with different practice?
Gyuri
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Subject: Re: h-sig digest: August 23, 1998
From: Jordan Auslander <jordan@sifry.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 18:31:30 -0500
X-Message-Number: 10
To Susanna and others
I hope , you are adding these family trees you are posting to AJGS's
Family Tree of The Jewish People. While I am researching four lines, I
have thousands of surnames in collatoral lines (including Weisz and
Weiss) and here is where the benefit lies. It is a lot of messeges in a
lot of bottles, as submissions are for prior and subsequent matches. As
the FTJP grows it will become as indispensible resource as the AJGS
Cemetery project's data.
Jordan
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Subject: VB: Name list (A - B) in "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
From: "Susanna Vendel" <susanna.vendel@swipnet.se>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 06:25:11 +0200
X-Message-Number: 11
Dear H-sigs,
=20
I am posting here, alphabeticaly, the names which appears in the book "Varadi
zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad =3D Oradea, Romania) by Terez Mozes. The edition I had in my posession was missing this list. This year, I heard, =
it
was given out a new edition of the book including it. Anyway, my work can
be useful for the H-sigs who do not have the book and through the names c=
an
get some new information.The page numbers are next to each name. The
information use to be very short and in
most of the cases the names appears just as one name amongst others in = a
list.=20 =20
Abraham - pg 66
Abraham (Reichenberg) - pg 30
Abraham Beniaminus - pg 22
Abraham Kain - pg 50
Abraham Salamon (Pir) - pg 65
Adler - pg 139
Adler Ignac - pg 86
Adler Mor - pg 116
Adorjan - pg 129, 131, 139
Adorjan Armin , dr =96 pg 122,123, 125, 127, 128, 150, 151, 156, 168 =20
Adorjan Emil, dr - pg 116, 123, 141, 178, 196
Ady Endre =96 pg 126
Akersmann Arato Andras =96 pg 161
Almosdy Elias - pg 47
Altmann Samuel =96 pg 149
Antal (Adler) Sandor =96 pg 126, 199
Appan Kalman - pg 221
Armin Ger=F6 - pg 108
Aron Salamonn=E9 =96 pg 119,120
Aryeh, Yehuda, dr ( Siaa Leon) (1646) - pg 15
Asch Salom =96 pg 165
Aufricht - pg 101
Aufricht Ede - pg 204
Auschpitz =96 pg 123
Auschpitz Adolf - pg 110, 111, 125
Austerlitz Kalman - pg 53
Auszterlitz Jakab - pg 88
Ausl=E4nder Simon - pg 86
Ausl=E4nder Samuel - pg 86
=20
Barabas - pg 214
Basch Emil - pg 188
Bach Nandor - pg 95, 128, 129
Balazs Bela =96 pg 126, 199
Balint Sandor - pg 223
Balogh Endre - pg 182
Barat Moric =96 pg 165
Bard istvan - pg 185
Bardos Imra =96 pg 169
Bauer Zsofia =96 pg 126
Barog Josephus - pg 22
Bechman Sarolta - pg 68
Beck Mor - pg 101
Benes Mor - pg 86
Be=F6thy A =96 pg 120, 142, 222
Berger Daniel =96 pg 123=20
Berger Simon - pg 139
Berger Samuel - pg 51, 123, 124
Bergfeld Simon , dr - pg 183
Berkes Jozsef =96 pg 163, 193, 200
Berkovits Ferenc =96 pg 124
Berkovits Zsigmond - pg 87, 115, 124, 127=20
Biner Abraham - pg 59, 60
Biner David - pg 51
Biro Gy=F6rgy - pg 193
Biro Lajos =96 pg 125, 199
Biro Imre =96 pg 167
Biro Jozsef =96 pg 166, 167, 200, 208
Biro Mark - pg 109, 154, 155, 167
Blau Samuel - pg 104
Blum Laszlo - pg 181
Bock Armin , dr - pg 204
Bodor Karoly, dr - pg 87, 125
Borovszky - pg 120
Braun Eisig - pg 57
Breinedel - pg 24, 29
Breyer Jakab - pg 47
Brod Samu (1788) - pg 28, 35, 49, 62
Brod Max =96 pg 164, 190
Brodi Abraham (1770) - pg 70
Brodi Samuel dr. - pg 50, 61, 82, 87
Brody Isak - pg 60
Bruchner Elias - pg 87
Br=FCl Lipot - pg 46, 51, 85, 86, 104, 105, 117, 128
Br=FCl Samu - pg 45
Bulykovszky Josefn=E9 =96 pg 118
Bunyitay Vince =96 pg 125
Burger J - pg 105
Busch David - pg 94, 127, 129
B=F6sz=F6rmenyi Andor =96 pg 168
=20
=20
Susanna
susanna.vendel@swipnet.se
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Subject: VB: Name list (F-G) "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
From: "Susanna Vendel" <susanna.vendel@swipnet.se>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 06:26:47 +0200
X-Message-Number: 12
Dear H-sigs,
=20
I am posting here, alphabeticaly, the names which appears in the book "Varadi
zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad =3D Oradea, Romania) by Terez Mozes. The edition I had in my posession was missing this list. This year, I heard, =
it
was given out a new edition of the book including it. Anyway, my work can
be useful for the H-sigs who do not have the book and through the names c=
an
get some new information.The page numbers are next to each name. The
information use to be very short and in
most of the cases the names appears just as one name amongst others in = a
list.=20 =2E
=20
Farago Victor =96 pg 168
Farkas - pg 138
Farkas Albert - pg 86
Farkas Izidor - pg 104
Farkas Mihaly - pg 50, 51
Feher Dezs=F6 (Weisz David) - pg 100, 109, 110, 125, 159, 161, 162, 169
Feher Endre, dr - pg 219
Feinsilber Iren =96 pg 168
Feldmesser - pg 221, 222
Feles Miklos - pg 184
Felix Philip - pg 60
Fellner Ferdinand - pg 128
Fellner Henrik - pg 104
Fertig Gyula - pg 185
Feuchtwanger Lion - pg 199
Fidler - pg 221
Filep Isak - pg 20
Fischer Imre - pg 116, 145, 151
Fischer Jozsef dr. - pg 51, 151
Fischer Simon - pg 86
Fischmann Sandor - pg 90
Fischt - pg 217
Flesch Abraham - pg 30
Fleischer Bela =96 pg 169
Fleischer Miklos =96 pg 126, 167
Fodor Bela - pg 208
Fodor-Frank Jakab - pg 47, 129
Frankl Lazar - pg 86
Frankl Hermann - pg 86
Frankl Moyses - pg 60, 61
Frankl Zsigmond - pg 86
Frenkel Vilmos - pg 46
Freund F=FCl=F6p - pg 32, 148, 165
Freund Sigmund - pg 199
Fried Ferencz =96 pg 123
Fried Jen=F6 - pg 186
Friedl=E4nder Note - pg 53
Friedl=E4nder Nathan - pg 51, 55, 117
Friedlander Samu =96 pg 118
Friedl=E4nder Samuel - pg 67
Friedmann Bela -pg 219
Friedmann Lajos - pg 187,=20
Friedmann Herman - pg 138
Frigyes Marcell (Felstich) =96 pg 163
Fuchs Benjamin - pg 91, 148, 149, 221
Fuchs Jen=F6 - pg 183, 222
Fuchs (Mor) Mose Harsch - pg 90, 91, 92, 108, 156
Fuchs Salamon =96 pg 149, 155
F=FCchsl - pg 116, 128,129, 131
Gabel Jakab - pg 70, 109, 116, 127
Galosi Ferenc - pg 115
Gall Ern=F6 - pg 92
Gilanyi Mor =96 pg 164Gl=FCck Mor - pg 138
Gobelsberger =96 pg 123
Goldberger Leopold - pg 60
Goldman Adolf - pg 68
Goldring - pg 221, 222
Goldstein Chaim Slomo - pg 96
Gonen Jicchak (Gonda Gy=F6rgy)- pg 93
Gottfried Albert - pg 86
Gottfried Jakab - pg 46
Gottfried Mordehei - pg 57
Greda Jozsef - pg 208 <<< Continued to next message >>>
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: h-sig digest: August 25, 1998
#hungary
Dear all
I am searching for my Dad's first family members, Their surname
was Pozsonyi
His sister inlaw Juliska married a Mr Rosenthal and at some stage
lived in Budapest
They had a daughter Zsuzsika and in 1949 moved to Munich
Juliska also had a brother
This is all I know of them
Originally the family was >from Paszto
Can anyone help??
Thank you
Susie
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
-----Original Message----- From: h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org <h-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> To: Buddy <Buddy> Date: Thursday, 27 August 1998 13:55 Subject: h-sig digest: August 25, 1998
Visit our website at http://www.jewishgen.org/hungary/
Hungarian SIG Digest for Tuesday, August 25, 1998.
1. No HSIG messages
2. test
3. Re: test
4. website for Israeli contacts >from Czechoslovakia
5. Lipto St. Mikulas registers
6. Passenger list soundex search and Passenger list retrievals
7. Re: I'm not getting HSIG
8. RE: Jews of Hungary Book
9. Re: Mormon records
10. Re: h-sig digest: August 23, 1998
11. VB: Name list (A - B) in "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
12. VB: Name list (F-G) "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
13. Reply to Deb Zaccaro's question- Name list
14. VB: Name list (H-K) "Varadi zsidok" by T. Mozes
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Subject: No HSIG messages
From: Dennis Baer <dbaer@hoflink.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 02:24:17 -0400
X-Message-Number: 1
Can someone alert someone at HSIG that I'm not getting any HSIG messages
from anyone even though I can post messages on HSIG and they get out and
get read?
Thank you.
What do I do to get these messages again?
Thank you.
Dennis Baer
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Subject: test
From: George Eotvos <familyt@hungary.net>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 14:13:10 +0200
X-Message-Number: 2
test
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Subject: Re: test
From: Dennis Baer <dbaer@hoflink.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 09:02:42 -0400
X-Message-Number: 3
Hello Group
I have just gotten one message >from HSIG in the last two or three days and
that's the test message >from George Eotvos.
I got that this morning. Tuesday.
I will see if this message echos back to me after I post this to the group.
Dennis Baer
At 02:13 PM 8/25/98 +0200, you wrote:
test
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Family Tree Ltd. (Csaladfa Kft)
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Subject: website for Israeli contacts >from Czechoslovakia
From: Robert & Sarah Klein <hamoreh@netvision.net.il>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 17:32:24 +0300 (IDT)
X-Message-Number: 4
I just found this site, and already I've been on the phone for the past two
days, with one lead developing into several leads, and I've been picking up
valuable information all along the way. The address is:
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Rue/4017/CZEDATA.HTM
It's called "The Forum of the Jewish Communities of the Former State of
Czechoslovakia". The abbreviations contained on the list are:
Country:
CE
Czechia
MS
Moravia & Slezia
SL
Slovakia
PK
Podkarpatska Rus
Nr:
Number of persons before WWII at the community.
BT:
Beit Ha'tfuzot - Diaspora Museum:
5 - History of Community Recorded but no access for the public. 9 - History of Community Recorded and accessible to the public. LIST:
+
List of living residents is available at the
"Hitachduth Yotsei Czechoslovakia" -
The Association of ex Czechoslovakian origin Jews in Israel DO:
Documents at Association Office.
The address of "Hitachduth Yotsei Czechoslovakia" - The Association
of Czechoslovakian Immigrants (in Israel):
15 Ehad Haam Street
Tel Aviv 65141
Israel
Tel: 03/5172792
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Subject: Lipto St. Mikulas registers
From: MTB <71431.1612@compuserve.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 10:52:12 -0400
X-Message-Number: 5
To add to the discussion re: Henry's topic of Lipto St. Miklos: perhaps
there was never a separate register for this locale? Instead, a nearby
larger community may have registered births, marriages, and deaths. As a=
n
example, I have found dozens of such events for Ferto" Szt. Miklos in the=
registers of the Deutschkreutz community.
Maureen Tighe-Brown
University of Pittsburgh
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Subject: Passenger list soundex search and Passenger list retrievals
From: Dennis Baer <dbaer@hoflink.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 11:25:27 -0400
X-Message-Number: 6
Hello
If anyone wants to get a passenger list soundex search or a passenger list
retrieval, email me and I will give you a company name to contact by phone
with a toll free number to get such searches done. They also do census
searches and other searches as well. I ask for email so I can see how many
people want this done. I do not make a commision.
Thank you.
Dennis Baer
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Subject: Re: I'm not getting HSIG
From: <Blrosen@aol.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 14:41:23 EDT
X-Message-Number: 7
Hi Dennis,
I hear you loud and clear!!
Betty Rosen
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Subject: RE: Jews of Hungary Book
From: "Margarita" <uzidog@post1.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 17:37:54 -0300
X-Message-Number: 8
Can someone tell me more about this book?
I might add my name to the list.
Thank you.
Margarita Lackó
Belgrano
uzidog@post1.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen SCHMIDEG [mailto:stephen@sicore.com.au]
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 1998 11:04 PM
To: Hungarian SIG
Subject: Jews of Hungary Book
Dear H-Sigers
Is there anyone else left out there who wants to order the book by
Raphael Patai "The Jews of Hungary; History, Culture, Psychology"
(1996). Louis can order it >from the publisher for $33 plus
postage, but he needs a minimum of 5 orders.
I am particularly interested in anyone else >from Australia ordering
the book, as a bulk shipment could save on postage.
Stephen Schmideg
Melbourne, Australia
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Subject: Re: Mormon records
From: Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@drotposta.hu>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 00:06:20 +0100 (MET DST)
X-Message-Number: 9
<Cohentalk@aol.com> 1998.08.24. 14:45:01 -4h-kor irta:
To Henry and other: I have heard and read numerous times that if no Jewish records exist for a town, try the church records. For whatever
the reason, Jewish records have been found included there.
I am sure others will know why. Sorry, I do not.
Regards,
Linda Cohen
cohentalk@aol.com
Michigan USA Dear Linda,
My experience working with Hungarian metrical records seems to contradict
the above thesis: if a village was too small to have a anyakonyvvezeto rabbi, rabbi in charge of metrinomical records, then the district rabbinate would keep the records. I have met with many instances of this practice. Does anybody met with different practice?
Gyuri
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Subject: Re: h-sig digest: August 23, 1998
From: Jordan Auslander <jordan@sifry.com>
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 18:31:30 -0500
X-Message-Number: 10
To Susanna and others
I hope , you are adding these family trees you are posting to AJGS's
Family Tree of The Jewish People. While I am researching four lines, I
have thousands of surnames in collatoral lines (including Weisz and
Weiss) and here is where the benefit lies. It is a lot of messeges in a
lot of bottles, as submissions are for prior and subsequent matches. As
the FTJP grows it will become as indispensible resource as the AJGS
Cemetery project's data.
Jordan
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Subject: VB: Name list (A - B) in "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
From: "Susanna Vendel" <susanna.vendel@swipnet.se>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 06:25:11 +0200
X-Message-Number: 11
Dear H-sigs,
=20
I am posting here, alphabeticaly, the names which appears in the book "Varadi
zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad =3D Oradea, Romania) by Terez Mozes. The edition I had in my posession was missing this list. This year, I heard, =
it
was given out a new edition of the book including it. Anyway, my work can
be useful for the H-sigs who do not have the book and through the names c=
an
get some new information.The page numbers are next to each name. The
information use to be very short and in
most of the cases the names appears just as one name amongst others in = a
list.=20 =20
Abraham - pg 66
Abraham (Reichenberg) - pg 30
Abraham Beniaminus - pg 22
Abraham Kain - pg 50
Abraham Salamon (Pir) - pg 65
Adler - pg 139
Adler Ignac - pg 86
Adler Mor - pg 116
Adorjan - pg 129, 131, 139
Adorjan Armin , dr =96 pg 122,123, 125, 127, 128, 150, 151, 156, 168 =20
Adorjan Emil, dr - pg 116, 123, 141, 178, 196
Ady Endre =96 pg 126
Akersmann Arato Andras =96 pg 161
Almosdy Elias - pg 47
Altmann Samuel =96 pg 149
Antal (Adler) Sandor =96 pg 126, 199
Appan Kalman - pg 221
Armin Ger=F6 - pg 108
Aron Salamonn=E9 =96 pg 119,120
Aryeh, Yehuda, dr ( Siaa Leon) (1646) - pg 15
Asch Salom =96 pg 165
Aufricht - pg 101
Aufricht Ede - pg 204
Auschpitz =96 pg 123
Auschpitz Adolf - pg 110, 111, 125
Austerlitz Kalman - pg 53
Auszterlitz Jakab - pg 88
Ausl=E4nder Simon - pg 86
Ausl=E4nder Samuel - pg 86
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Barabas - pg 214
Basch Emil - pg 188
Bach Nandor - pg 95, 128, 129
Balazs Bela =96 pg 126, 199
Balint Sandor - pg 223
Balogh Endre - pg 182
Barat Moric =96 pg 165
Bard istvan - pg 185
Bardos Imra =96 pg 169
Bauer Zsofia =96 pg 126
Barog Josephus - pg 22
Bechman Sarolta - pg 68
Beck Mor - pg 101
Benes Mor - pg 86
Be=F6thy A =96 pg 120, 142, 222
Berger Daniel =96 pg 123=20
Berger Simon - pg 139
Berger Samuel - pg 51, 123, 124
Bergfeld Simon , dr - pg 183
Berkes Jozsef =96 pg 163, 193, 200
Berkovits Ferenc =96 pg 124
Berkovits Zsigmond - pg 87, 115, 124, 127=20
Biner Abraham - pg 59, 60
Biner David - pg 51
Biro Gy=F6rgy - pg 193
Biro Lajos =96 pg 125, 199
Biro Imre =96 pg 167
Biro Jozsef =96 pg 166, 167, 200, 208
Biro Mark - pg 109, 154, 155, 167
Blau Samuel - pg 104
Blum Laszlo - pg 181
Bock Armin , dr - pg 204
Bodor Karoly, dr - pg 87, 125
Borovszky - pg 120
Braun Eisig - pg 57
Breinedel - pg 24, 29
Breyer Jakab - pg 47
Brod Samu (1788) - pg 28, 35, 49, 62
Brod Max =96 pg 164, 190
Brodi Abraham (1770) - pg 70
Brodi Samuel dr. - pg 50, 61, 82, 87
Brody Isak - pg 60
Bruchner Elias - pg 87
Br=FCl Lipot - pg 46, 51, 85, 86, 104, 105, 117, 128
Br=FCl Samu - pg 45
Bulykovszky Josefn=E9 =96 pg 118
Bunyitay Vince =96 pg 125
Burger J - pg 105
Busch David - pg 94, 127, 129
B=F6sz=F6rmenyi Andor =96 pg 168
=20
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Susanna
susanna.vendel@swipnet.se
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Subject: VB: Name list (F-G) "Varadi zsidok" - by T. Mozes
From: "Susanna Vendel" <susanna.vendel@swipnet.se>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 1998 06:26:47 +0200
X-Message-Number: 12
Dear H-sigs,
=20
I am posting here, alphabeticaly, the names which appears in the book "Varadi
zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad =3D Oradea, Romania) by Terez Mozes. The edition I had in my posession was missing this list. This year, I heard, =
it
was given out a new edition of the book including it. Anyway, my work can
be useful for the H-sigs who do not have the book and through the names c=
an
get some new information.The page numbers are next to each name. The
information use to be very short and in
most of the cases the names appears just as one name amongst others in = a
list.=20 =2E
=20
Farago Victor =96 pg 168
Farkas - pg 138
Farkas Albert - pg 86
Farkas Izidor - pg 104
Farkas Mihaly - pg 50, 51
Feher Dezs=F6 (Weisz David) - pg 100, 109, 110, 125, 159, 161, 162, 169
Feher Endre, dr - pg 219
Feinsilber Iren =96 pg 168
Feldmesser - pg 221, 222
Feles Miklos - pg 184
Felix Philip - pg 60
Fellner Ferdinand - pg 128
Fellner Henrik - pg 104
Fertig Gyula - pg 185
Feuchtwanger Lion - pg 199
Fidler - pg 221
Filep Isak - pg 20
Fischer Imre - pg 116, 145, 151
Fischer Jozsef dr. - pg 51, 151
Fischer Simon - pg 86
Fischmann Sandor - pg 90
Fischt - pg 217
Flesch Abraham - pg 30
Fleischer Bela =96 pg 169
Fleischer Miklos =96 pg 126, 167
Fodor Bela - pg 208
Fodor-Frank Jakab - pg 47, 129
Frankl Lazar - pg 86
Frankl Hermann - pg 86
Frankl Moyses - pg 60, 61
Frankl Zsigmond - pg 86
Frenkel Vilmos - pg 46
Freund F=FCl=F6p - pg 32, 148, 165
Freund Sigmund - pg 199
Fried Ferencz =96 pg 123
Fried Jen=F6 - pg 186
Friedl=E4nder Note - pg 53
Friedl=E4nder Nathan - pg 51, 55, 117
Friedlander Samu =96 pg 118
Friedl=E4nder Samuel - pg 67
Friedmann Bela -pg 219
Friedmann Lajos - pg 187,=20
Friedmann Herman - pg 138
Frigyes Marcell (Felstich) =96 pg 163
Fuchs Benjamin - pg 91, 148, 149, 221
Fuchs Jen=F6 - pg 183, 222
Fuchs (Mor) Mose Harsch - pg 90, 91, 92, 108, 156
Fuchs Salamon =96 pg 149, 155
F=FCchsl - pg 116, 128,129, 131
Gabel Jakab - pg 70, 109, 116, 127
Galosi Ferenc - pg 115
Gall Ern=F6 - pg 92
Gilanyi Mor =96 pg 164Gl=FCck Mor - pg 138
Gobelsberger =96 pg 123
Goldberger Leopold - pg 60
Goldman Adolf - pg 68
Goldring - pg 221, 222
Goldstein Chaim Slomo - pg 96
Gonen Jicchak (Gonda Gy=F6rgy)- pg 93
Gottfried Albert - pg 86
Gottfried Jakab - pg 46
Gottfried Mordehei - pg 57
Greda Jozsef - pg 208 <<< Continued to next message >>>
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Name list (L-M) "Varadi zsidok" by Terez Mozes
#hungary
Susanna Vendel <susanna.vendel@...>
Dear H-sigs,
=20
I am posting here, alphabeticaly, the names which appears in the book
"Varadi zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad =3D Oradea, Romania) by Terez Moze=
s.
The
edition I had in my posession was missing this list. This year, I heard, =
it
was given out a new edition of the book including it. Anyway, my work can
be useful for the H-sigs who do not have the book and through the names c=
an
get some new information.The page numbers are next to each name. The
information use to be very short and in
most of the cases the names appears just as one name amongst others in a
list.=20
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
Lakatos Jozsef =96 pg 158
Lakatos Karolyn=E9 =96 pg 120
Landesberg - pg 83
Landesberg Jicchak Aron Rabbi- pg 54,55, 69, 86, 89, 90
Landsberg Meir Avram (Munk Adolf) rabbi - pg 76
Landesmann Jenny =96 pg 119
Lang Karolina - pg 73
Laroche - pg 129, 131
Lazar Bela =96 pg 126
Lazar Jacob - pg 20
Laszki Armin =96 pg 124, 125
Laszki N kantor - pg 68
Laszlo Marton - pg 216
Lax Salvator =96 pg 150
Lebel Meyer - pg 26
Lebll Adamus - pg 22
Lebl Israel - pg 24
Lebli David - pg 51
Lederer - pg 103, 104, 139
Lederer David - pg 104
Lederer Kalman =96 pg 124
Lederer Simon - pg 87
Lefkovits Herman - pg 174
Leichtmann Izsak =96 pg 155, 157
Leitner Jozsef - pg 138
Leitner Lukacs Zoltan =96 pg 164
Leitner Lazar - pg 116, 138
Leitner Marton - pg 116
Leitner Nandir - pg 196
Leitner Sandor - pg 32, 190, 196, 205, 206, 217, 223
Leitner Lukacs Zoltan =96 pg 149, 165
Leon Alex (L=F6winger Sandor) =96 pg 165, 166
Levi Jacobus, pg 22
Levi Samuel - pg 50
Lipman Jakobus - pg 22
Lipman Moyses - pg 22
Libschitz Imre - pg 215
Lipchovitz Naftali Cvi, rabbi (d. 1773)- pg 35, 37, 52=20
Lovasy Andor =96 pg 125
L=F6bl - pg 60
L=F6bl Ferenc - pg 95, 128, 129
L=F6bl Frankl - pg 55, 83, 90
L=F6bl Mayer - pg 25
L=F6ble Henrik - pg 103
L=F6fkovits Jozsef - pg 68
L=F6rincz Sandor - pg 205, 217
L=F6w Lipot, rabbi - pg 54, 92
L=F6w Regina - pg 112
L=F6w Salamon - pg 86
L=F6wy- pg 101
L=F6wenstein Vilmos - pg 68
Lukacs Gy=F6rgy - pg 105
Lustig Martin - pg 47
Lustig soma - pg 205
Lybochovitz Herschel - pg 31, 35
Makbreit Sandor - pg 104
Manasses Isaacus - pg 22
Mandl Josef - pg 53
Manes Jozsef =D6stereicher - pg 71
Mann Adolf - pg 139
Markovits =96 pg 158
Markovits Antal - pg 103
Markovits Ern=F6 =96 pg 163
Markovits I - pg 102, 138, 169
Markovits Jozsef - pg 200
Markovits Pal, dr =96 pg 153
Markus, dr - pg 58
Markus Geza - pg 128
Markus Laszlo =96 pg 125
Marot Sandor =96 pg 162, 163, 193
Marton Ern=F6 =96 pg 165
Marton Istvan =96 pg 168, 193
Marton Mano =96 pg 122, 123, 125
Maurois Andre - pg 199
Mende Valer - pg 128
Meszinger Armin - pg 137
Mayer - pg 24, 29
Meer Samu - pg 174, 190, 217
Mezey Ferenc - pg 105
Mezey Jozsef - pg 86
Mezei Mihaly - pg 88
Michelst=E4dter - pg 74
Michelstetter Salamon - pg 86
Michelst=E4dter Izsak - pg 46, 55
Michelst=E4dter Salamon - pg 55
Michelst=E4dter Lipot - pg 73
Miklos Jutka =96 pg 126
Mihaly (Michel) Samuel - pg 27, 49, 54, 63, 76
Mihelffy =96 pg 122
Mihelffy Albert - pg 27, 51, 54, 76, 87
Mihelffy Adolf - pg 104
Mihelyfy Adolf - pg 124
Mittelmann Jakab =96 pg 150, 205
Molnar Ferenc - pg 199
Molnar Leo - pg 116
Molnar Peter - pg 220
Molnar Vilmos - pg 209
Mordeche Reb - pg 176
Mordechai (Gy=F6ngy=F6s) - pg 30
Moskovits Adolf - pg 101, 103, 116
Moskovits Ern=F6 - pg 179
Moskovits Imre - pg 185
Moskovits Joseph - pg 20, 27
Moskovits N - pg 138
Moskovics Salamon - pg 20
Moscovits =96 pg 123, 128,129, 131, 138
Moskovits Alex - pg 47=20
Moskovits Miksa - pg 104
Moskovits Mor - pg 101, 103, 104, 116
Motzen Samuel - pg 205
Mozes Karoly - pg 180, 184,186
Mozes Kornelia, dr - pg 204
Munk - pg 139, 217
Munk Adolf (Meir Avram)- pg 86, 89, 105
Munk Bela =96 pg 127
Munk Jakab - pg 116
Munkacsi Bernat - pg 77
Munkacsi Ern=F6 - pg 77
Munkacsi Noemi - pg 77
M=FCller Mano - pg 45
M=FCntzer Albert - pg 175, 176
=20
Susanna
susanna.vendel@swipnet.se
=20
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Name list (L-M) "Varadi zsidok" by Terez Mozes
#hungary
Susanna Vendel <susanna.vendel@...>
Dear H-sigs,
=20
I am posting here, alphabeticaly, the names which appears in the book
"Varadi zsidok" (The Jews of Nagyvarad =3D Oradea, Romania) by Terez Moze=
s.
The
edition I had in my posession was missing this list. This year, I heard, =
it
was given out a new edition of the book including it. Anyway, my work can
be useful for the H-sigs who do not have the book and through the names c=
an
get some new information.The page numbers are next to each name. The
information use to be very short and in
most of the cases the names appears just as one name amongst others in a
list.=20
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
Lakatos Jozsef =96 pg 158
Lakatos Karolyn=E9 =96 pg 120
Landesberg - pg 83
Landesberg Jicchak Aron Rabbi- pg 54,55, 69, 86, 89, 90
Landsberg Meir Avram (Munk Adolf) rabbi - pg 76
Landesmann Jenny =96 pg 119
Lang Karolina - pg 73
Laroche - pg 129, 131
Lazar Bela =96 pg 126
Lazar Jacob - pg 20
Laszki Armin =96 pg 124, 125
Laszki N kantor - pg 68
Laszlo Marton - pg 216
Lax Salvator =96 pg 150
Lebel Meyer - pg 26
Lebll Adamus - pg 22
Lebl Israel - pg 24
Lebli David - pg 51
Lederer - pg 103, 104, 139
Lederer David - pg 104
Lederer Kalman =96 pg 124
Lederer Simon - pg 87
Lefkovits Herman - pg 174
Leichtmann Izsak =96 pg 155, 157
Leitner Jozsef - pg 138
Leitner Lukacs Zoltan =96 pg 164
Leitner Lazar - pg 116, 138
Leitner Marton - pg 116
Leitner Nandir - pg 196
Leitner Sandor - pg 32, 190, 196, 205, 206, 217, 223
Leitner Lukacs Zoltan =96 pg 149, 165
Leon Alex (L=F6winger Sandor) =96 pg 165, 166
Levi Jacobus, pg 22
Levi Samuel - pg 50
Lipman Jakobus - pg 22
Lipman Moyses - pg 22
Libschitz Imre - pg 215
Lipchovitz Naftali Cvi, rabbi (d. 1773)- pg 35, 37, 52=20
Lovasy Andor =96 pg 125
L=F6bl - pg 60
L=F6bl Ferenc - pg 95, 128, 129
L=F6bl Frankl - pg 55, 83, 90
L=F6bl Mayer - pg 25
L=F6ble Henrik - pg 103
L=F6fkovits Jozsef - pg 68
L=F6rincz Sandor - pg 205, 217
L=F6w Lipot, rabbi - pg 54, 92
L=F6w Regina - pg 112
L=F6w Salamon - pg 86
L=F6wy- pg 101
L=F6wenstein Vilmos - pg 68
Lukacs Gy=F6rgy - pg 105
Lustig Martin - pg 47
Lustig soma - pg 205
Lybochovitz Herschel - pg 31, 35
Makbreit Sandor - pg 104
Manasses Isaacus - pg 22
Mandl Josef - pg 53
Manes Jozsef =D6stereicher - pg 71
Mann Adolf - pg 139
Markovits =96 pg 158
Markovits Antal - pg 103
Markovits Ern=F6 =96 pg 163
Markovits I - pg 102, 138, 169
Markovits Jozsef - pg 200
Markovits Pal, dr =96 pg 153
Markus, dr - pg 58
Markus Geza - pg 128
Markus Laszlo =96 pg 125
Marot Sandor =96 pg 162, 163, 193
Marton Ern=F6 =96 pg 165
Marton Istvan =96 pg 168, 193
Marton Mano =96 pg 122, 123, 125
Maurois Andre - pg 199
Mende Valer - pg 128
Meszinger Armin - pg 137
Mayer - pg 24, 29
Meer Samu - pg 174, 190, 217
Mezey Ferenc - pg 105
Mezey Jozsef - pg 86
Mezei Mihaly - pg 88
Michelst=E4dter - pg 74
Michelstetter Salamon - pg 86
Michelst=E4dter Izsak - pg 46, 55
Michelst=E4dter Salamon - pg 55
Michelst=E4dter Lipot - pg 73
Miklos Jutka =96 pg 126
Mihaly (Michel) Samuel - pg 27, 49, 54, 63, 76
Mihelffy =96 pg 122
Mihelffy Albert - pg 27, 51, 54, 76, 87
Mihelffy Adolf - pg 104
Mihelyfy Adolf - pg 124
Mittelmann Jakab =96 pg 150, 205
Molnar Ferenc - pg 199
Molnar Leo - pg 116
Molnar Peter - pg 220
Molnar Vilmos - pg 209
Mordeche Reb - pg 176
Mordechai (Gy=F6ngy=F6s) - pg 30
Moskovits Adolf - pg 101, 103, 116
Moskovits Ern=F6 - pg 179
Moskovits Imre - pg 185
Moskovits Joseph - pg 20, 27
Moskovits N - pg 138
Moskovics Salamon - pg 20
Moscovits =96 pg 123, 128,129, 131, 138
Moskovits Alex - pg 47=20
Moskovits Miksa - pg 104
Moskovits Mor - pg 101, 103, 104, 116
Motzen Samuel - pg 205
Mozes Karoly - pg 180, 184,186
Mozes Kornelia, dr - pg 204
Munk - pg 139, 217
Munk Adolf (Meir Avram)- pg 86, 89, 105
Munk Bela =96 pg 127
Munk Jakab - pg 116
Munkacsi Bernat - pg 77
Munkacsi Ern=F6 - pg 77
Munkacsi Noemi - pg 77
M=FCller Mano - pg 45
M=FCntzer Albert - pg 175, 176
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