Hi Bessarabia, Moldovan and Ukrainian researchers

Dubossary KehilaLinks website is completed and available at JewishGen.
You can directly access it at http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/dubasari/

Dubossary used to be part of Kherson Gubernia in Russian Empire, and now
part of Moldova / Pridnestrovskaya Moldavskaya Republic.

This is 16th Kehila Links website completed at Bessarabia SIG, and two more
are in progress. See all sites available at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Bessarabia/KehilaLinks.html

I wish we have a 100 Kehila Links websites... for many towns, shteitlakh and
villages were Jews used to live in Bessarabia and Moldova. Please come
forward to create such memorials for towns, localities you care about. If
you have some information about that locale, a little history of Jews in
that place, maybe some stories/photos, that would be enough to make a
website...

All the best,
Yefim Kogan
Bessarabia SIG Coordinator
Researching KOGAN, SPIVAK, KHAYMOVICH, SRULEVICH, LEVIT in Kaushany,
Bendery, Tarutino, Akkerman, Kiliya - all in Bessarabia, KHAIMOVICH in
Galatz, Romania, KOGAN in Dubossary, Moldova, SRULEVICH in Shanghai, China

Hi Bessarabia, Moldovan and Ukrainian researchers

Dubossary KehilaLinks website is completed and available at JewishGen.
You can directly access it at http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/dubasari/

Dubossary used to be part of Kherson Gubernia in Russian Empire, and now
part of Moldova / Pridnestrovskaya Moldavskaya Republic.

This is 16th Kehila Links website completed at Bessarabia SIG, and two more
are in progress. See all sites available at
http://www.jewishgen.org/Bessarabia/KehilaLinks.html

I wish we have a 100 Kehila Links websites... for many towns, shteitlakh and
villages were Jews used to live in Bessarabia and Moldova. Please come
forward to create such memorials for towns, localities you care about. If
you have some information about that locale, a little history of Jews in
that place, maybe some stories/photos, that would be enough to make a
website...

All the best,
Yefim Kogan
Bessarabia SIG Coordinator
Researching KOGAN, SPIVAK, KHAYMOVICH, SRULEVICH, LEVIT in Kaushany,
Bendery, Tarutino, Akkerman, Kiliya - all in Bessarabia, KHAIMOVICH in
Galatz, Romania, KOGAN in Dubossary, Moldova, SRULEVICH in Shanghai, China

Dear Jewish Gen,

This is a long shot, but I am seeking a twenty-six year old Belgian
Jewish young man whose first name is Abel, and his French-speaking
grandparents who raised him. The grandfather is an artist and an
art professor at a Belgian university, the grandmother is Israeli
and a clothing designer and/or importer in Belgium. I would recognize
the family name, but cannot recall it.

Thank you for any leads you may have. Please respond to me privately.

Best Regards,
Susan Goldsmith
San Francisco Bay Area, California

Researching in Lithuania: GOLDSHMID, GITTES (GADYE, GADIE), FILVINSKY, PILVINSKY, SHLIOMOVICH
in Belarus: TOBIAS/TOUBES, HOROWICZ, ROZANSKY, MIRANSKY

Dear Jewish Gen,

This is a long shot, but I am seeking a twenty-six year old Belgian
Jewish young man whose first name is Abel, and his French-speaking
grandparents who raised him. The grandfather is an artist and an
art professor at a Belgian university, the grandmother is Israeli
and a clothing designer and/or importer in Belgium. I would recognize
the family name, but cannot recall it.

Thank you for any leads you may have. Please respond to me privately.

Best Regards,
Susan Goldsmith
San Francisco Bay Area, California

Researching in Lithuania: GOLDSHMID, GITTES (GADYE, GADIE), FILVINSKY, PILVINSKY, SHLIOMOVICH
in Belarus: TOBIAS/TOUBES, HOROWICZ, ROZANSKY, MIRANSKY

Dear Group,

I am not sure if this was ever posted, but I just came across a website
devoted to burials of Rabbis in North America. It is
http://www.kevarim.com/

There are postings and commentary on some of the burials which can yield
treasures of genealogical information. As an example, see a posting on
my cousin: http://kevarim.com/rabbi-yosef-lauer/

I have no other information or detail on this website, having only just
stumbled across it today.

Good luck in your own research endeavors!

Moishe Miller
moishe.miller@totalben.com
Brooklyn, NY

Hello everyone.
Seeking any info regarding subject individual.
Entered US (probably Phila) about 1898
Married Jeanette LIEBERMAN 08 Jun 1919
One child - Roselyn Mildred b. 1920
Divorced - probably 1923-1925
Died in Florida unsure of decade - probably 1970's
Canadian relatives.

Please reply privately

Philip Mintz
Conroe, TX USA
pmintz@suddenlink.net

Hello everyone,
Seeking information on the subject persons.
Had 3 children (Harry? Herman? and Jeanette b. ca. 1897 [perhaps in
Indiana - died Houston, TX])
Believe there are Lieberman kin still in Chicago or surrounds.
Jeanette married 1. Samuel BERKOWITZ, 2. Jacob KLEIMAN both in Chicago.

Please reply privately
Philip Mintz
Conroe, TX USA
pmintz@suddenlink.net

Dear Group,

I am not sure if this was ever posted, but I just came across a website
devoted to burials of Rabbis in North America. It is
http://www.kevarim.com/

There are postings and commentary on some of the burials which can yield
treasures of genealogical information. As an example, see a posting on
my cousin: http://kevarim.com/rabbi-yosef-lauer/

I have no other information or detail on this website, having only just
stumbled across it today.

Good luck in your own research endeavors!

Moishe Miller
moishe.miller@totalben.com
Brooklyn, NY

Hello everyone.
Seeking any info regarding subject individual.
Entered US (probably Phila) about 1898
Married Jeanette LIEBERMAN 08 Jun 1919
One child - Roselyn Mildred b. 1920
Divorced - probably 1923-1925
Died in Florida unsure of decade - probably 1970's
Canadian relatives.

Please reply privately

Philip Mintz
Conroe, TX USA
pmintz@suddenlink.net

Hello everyone,
Seeking information on the subject persons.
Had 3 children (Harry? Herman? and Jeanette b. ca. 1897 [perhaps in
Indiana - died Houston, TX])
Believe there are Lieberman kin still in Chicago or surrounds.
Jeanette married 1. Samuel BERKOWITZ, 2. Jacob KLEIMAN both in Chicago.

Please reply privately
Philip Mintz
Conroe, TX USA
pmintz@suddenlink.net

Don't miss the premier conference on Jewish Genealogy!

Sitting on the Fence?
Come to the Conference to Learn, Research, Share, Connect and Find a
new relative.
-- Register by 3/31 for early bird savings.
-- Take advantage of special conference rates at the Hilton.

Can't take the Time or Travel the distance?
-- Join us over the Internet on IAJGS LIVE!
-- See about 50 of the best programs live and for the next three months.

Already registered?
-- Be sure to update your registration to sign up for meals, computer
workshops or a trip to Ancestry.com while seats are still available.

For more information and to register check out www.iajgs2014.org .

See you in Salt Lake City, July 27th - August 1st
Hal Bookbinder, Banai Feldstein, Ken Bravo, conference co-chairs
hal.bookbinder@ucla.edu

CHERRY in Yiddish/German also translates to KIRSCH or KIRSCHEN
(plural) and KIRSTEIN which translates in French to CHIRSEN and any
variation of these names that one might think of would witness the
rule to use your imagination to think of other possibilities. My own
experience of finding my Father's second cousin who recalled hearing
his Father lament the fact that my Father had "changed" his name to
KIRSTEIN to give the family a little more panache perhaps with a name
of German sounding derivation.

Rita KIRSTEIN SHAPIRO
DIAMANT, KIRSCHEN, FRANKEL, POSNER, Suchostow and area in Austrian Galicia

On Sat, May 24, 2014 at 2:34 PM, Malcolm Gordon Cherry
cherryg@telus.net <jewishgen@lyris.jewishgen.org> wrote:

I am searching for information on the above surname whose roots I
believe are of "Russian" origin. My grandparents were designated
"Russian citizens" in the 1901 UK census having arrived in the UK in
the period 1894/1896. They lived in London (UK) most of their life
and had many children..

Don't miss the premier conference on Jewish Genealogy!

Sitting on the Fence?
Come to the Conference to Learn, Research, Share, Connect and Find a
new relative.
-- Register by 3/31 for early bird savings.
-- Take advantage of special conference rates at the Hilton.

Can't take the Time or Travel the distance?
-- Join us over the Internet on IAJGS LIVE!
-- See about 50 of the best programs live and for the next three months.

Already registered?
-- Be sure to update your registration to sign up for meals, computer
workshops or a trip to Ancestry.com while seats are still available.

For more information and to register check out www.iajgs2014.org .

See you in Salt Lake City, July 27th - August 1st
Hal Bookbinder, Banai Feldstein, Ken Bravo, conference co-chairs
hal.bookbinder@ucla.edu

CHERRY in Yiddish/German also translates to KIRSCH or KIRSCHEN
(plural) and KIRSTEIN which translates in French to CHIRSEN and any
variation of these names that one might think of would witness the
rule to use your imagination to think of other possibilities. My own
experience of finding my Father's second cousin who recalled hearing
his Father lament the fact that my Father had "changed" his name to
KIRSTEIN to give the family a little more panache perhaps with a name
of German sounding derivation.

Rita KIRSTEIN SHAPIRO
DIAMANT, KIRSCHEN, FRANKEL, POSNER, Suchostow and area in Austrian Galicia

On Sat, May 24, 2014 at 2:34 PM, Malcolm Gordon Cherry
cherryg@telus.net <jewishgen@lyris.jewishgen.org> wrote:

I am searching for information on the above surname whose roots I
believe are of "Russian" origin. My grandparents were designated
"Russian citizens" in the 1901 UK census having arrived in the UK in
the period 1894/1896. They lived in London (UK) most of their life
and had many children..

The Hebrew name Aharon was often the basis for the Americanized names of
Harry and Herbert, using the letters "har".

There may never have been another Hebrew name given.

Gladys.

Gladys Friedman Paulin, CGSM
Winter Springs, FL
CG, Certified Genealogist

I am trying to determine if this person is my grandmother's great nephew. If
anyone is going to Mount Lebanon Cemetery in Glendale NY, I would appreciate
a photograph of his headstone.
BARASH, Herman
H-3-5-4
Court Justice
DOD 12/14/1980

Please contact me prior to going so duplication does not occur.

Thanks so much
Naomi Finkelstein
Winnipeg, CA

FINKELSTEIN (and all derivatives) Podoima or Podoimita, Russia/Canada
BARABAN/BARASH Pischanker, Podolia/Odessa
PINSK Pischanker, Podolia

Hi List

Does anyone know where or how I can apply for death
certificates/registrations or get burial information for three
people who died in Lithuania? All three people listed below died
of natural causes.

1. Pesah SHAMES d Dec 14 1935 - registered in Mazeikiai
Jewishgen has a record of his death in 1935. Would the
information on that record be all there is or would there
be more detail elsewhere - like where he is/was buried?
Parent's last names, maybe??

2. Leah Shames JOSELOVICH d 1987 Vilnius
I know nothing more about this death except parents were
Pesah SHAMES and Sore GERTSMARK

3. Hane/Chana JOSELOVICH d 1946 Vilnius
14 year-old daughter of Leah Shames (above) and Simon
Joselovich. Died of meningitis.

Any help, suggestions or ideas with the above is much appreciated

Thanks
Marcella Shames

The Hebrew name Aharon was often the basis for the Americanized names of
Harry and Herbert, using the letters "har".

There may never have been another Hebrew name given.

Gladys.

Gladys Friedman Paulin, CGSM
Winter Springs, FL
CG, Certified Genealogist

I am trying to determine if this person is my grandmother's great nephew. If
anyone is going to Mount Lebanon Cemetery in Glendale NY, I would appreciate
a photograph of his headstone.
BARASH, Herman
H-3-5-4
Court Justice
DOD 12/14/1980

Please contact me prior to going so duplication does not occur.

Thanks so much
Naomi Finkelstein
Winnipeg, CA

FINKELSTEIN (and all derivatives) Podoima or Podoimita, Russia/Canada
BARABAN/BARASH Pischanker, Podolia/Odessa
PINSK Pischanker, Podolia

Hi List

Does anyone know where or how I can apply for death
certificates/registrations or get burial information for three
people who died in Lithuania? All three people listed below died
of natural causes.

1. Pesah SHAMES d Dec 14 1935 - registered in Mazeikiai
Jewishgen has a record of his death in 1935. Would the
information on that record be all there is or would there
be more detail elsewhere - like where he is/was buried?
Parent's last names, maybe??

2. Leah Shames JOSELOVICH d 1987 Vilnius
I know nothing more about this death except parents were
Pesah SHAMES and Sore GERTSMARK

3. Hane/Chana JOSELOVICH d 1946 Vilnius
14 year-old daughter of Leah Shames (above) and Simon
Joselovich. Died of meningitis.

Any help, suggestions or ideas with the above is much appreciated

Thanks
Marcella Shames