Berthold Rosenthal made transcriptions of a variety of records for
towns in Baden. These records are part of the Rosenthal Collection at
the Leo Baeck Institute.

Some of the town records, for 1809 and some later years, are name
adoption lists. In addition, for some towns, there are records dating

from 1765, 1771, and 1801.

The 1765 records appear to be a listing of the names (generally
patronymic) of Jewish householders in the town. No other data appear
with the names.

The 1771 records are another listing of the names (generally
patronymic) of Jewish householders in the town. These lists include
some numbers that appear to be fees, possibly in florins.

The 1801 records list the householders and sometimes members of the family,
either as individuals, or by gender and age group. These records may
show surnames, although they do not identify the conversion from
patronymics to surnames found in the name adoption lists.

The purpose(s) for which these records were originally made are not
identified on the pages of transcriptions. If anyone knows what they
represent and why the originals were created, I'd be interested to learn.

[MODERATOR NOTE: Informed details about these documents would be of general
interest. Please send copies of your reply to gersig@lyris.jewishgen.org ]

Thanks! Jeff Lewy San Francisco, CA USA airbair@gmail.com

Berthold Rosenthal made transcriptions of a variety of records for
towns in Baden. These records are part of the Rosenthal Collection at
the Leo Baeck Institute.

Some of the town records, for 1809 and some later years, are name
adoption lists. In addition, for some towns, there are records dating

from 1765, 1771, and 1801.

The 1765 records appear to be a listing of the names (generally
patronymic) of Jewish householders in the town. No other data appear
with the names.

The 1771 records are another listing of the names (generally
patronymic) of Jewish householders in the town. These lists include
some numbers that appear to be fees, possibly in florins.

The 1801 records list the householders and sometimes members of the family,
either as individuals, or by gender and age group. These records may
show surnames, although they do not identify the conversion from
patronymics to surnames found in the name adoption lists.

The purpose(s) for which these records were originally made are not
identified on the pages of transcriptions. If anyone knows what they
represent and why the originals were created, I'd be interested to learn.

[MODERATOR NOTE: Informed details about these documents would be of general
interest. Please send copies of your reply to gersig@lyris.jewishgen.org ]

Thanks! Jeff Lewy San Francisco, CA USA airbair@gmail.com

Would like translation of surname on this birth record >from Cherkassy,
Ukraine. If the name is Gimpilewitz please do a direct translation, if
not skip it. Thanks

Jean Marck
La Crosse, WI
jeanm2332@charter.net

Moderator's Note: URL is http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=26433

Would like translation of surname on this birth record >from Cherkassy,
Ukraine. If the name is Gimpilewitz please do a direct translation, if
not skip it. Thanks

Jean Marck
La Crosse, WI
jeanm2332@charter.net

Moderator's Note: URL is http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=26433

A new publication about the new Jewish Cemetery in Mainz has appeared:

Authors: Renate Knigge-Tesche and Hedwig Brueckert
Title: "Der neue juedische Friedhof in Mainz"

The price is 19 Euro (before postage). The book has 378 pages and
numerous illustrations.

It is a special hard cover issue of the periodical "Mainzer
Geschichtsblaetter" and is available through
Verein fuer Sozialgeschichte e.V. - more information:
hedwig.bruechert@uni-mainz.de and
http://www.sozialgeschichte-mainz.de/veranstaltungen.html#c77308

It is going to be officially presented in a ceremony on March 20, 2013.

"At Zahlbacher In mourning hall (der Trauerhalle) at the New Jewish
cemetery Mainz, Untere Zahlbacher Straße
Welcome: Grußwort: Stella Schindler-Siegreich, Vorsitzende der Juedischen
Gemeinde Mainz-Worms
Message: Grußwort: Marianne Grosse, Beigeordnete der Stadt Mainz (angefragt)
Kurzvortrag über die Trauerhalle auf dem Neuen Jüdischen Friedhof
Mainz: Dipl.-Ing. Ansgar Brockmann, Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Hessen
Presentation of the book by the editors
Then the book can be purchased. Members of the Association for Social
History Mainz are asked to pick up their free copy.
We thank the Jewish community in Mainz for allowing the book launch to
take place in the funeral hall."

Thanks to Fritz Neubauer and HansMartin Unger. GerSIG Moderator

A new publication about the new Jewish Cemetery in Mainz has appeared:

Authors: Renate Knigge-Tesche and Hedwig Brueckert
Title: "Der neue juedische Friedhof in Mainz"

The price is 19 Euro (before postage). The book has 378 pages and
numerous illustrations.

It is a special hard cover issue of the periodical "Mainzer
Geschichtsblaetter" and is available through
Verein fuer Sozialgeschichte e.V. - more information:
hedwig.bruechert@uni-mainz.de and
http://www.sozialgeschichte-mainz.de/veranstaltungen.html#c77308

It is going to be officially presented in a ceremony on March 20, 2013.

"At Zahlbacher In mourning hall (der Trauerhalle) at the New Jewish
cemetery Mainz, Untere Zahlbacher Straße
Welcome: Grußwort: Stella Schindler-Siegreich, Vorsitzende der Juedischen
Gemeinde Mainz-Worms
Message: Grußwort: Marianne Grosse, Beigeordnete der Stadt Mainz (angefragt)
Kurzvortrag über die Trauerhalle auf dem Neuen Jüdischen Friedhof
Mainz: Dipl.-Ing. Ansgar Brockmann, Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Hessen
Presentation of the book by the editors
Then the book can be purchased. Members of the Association for Social
History Mainz are asked to pick up their free copy.
We thank the Jewish community in Mainz for allowing the book launch to
take place in the funeral hall."

Thanks to Fritz Neubauer and HansMartin Unger. GerSIG Moderator

Hello all,

This is my first post to ROM-SIG, and I apologize in advance for any errors.

I and a few of my relatives have an interest in arranging a tour (with
a local guide) to continue our research into our family roots in
Galati, Romania.

I am looking for some potential researchers in Galati who might be
able to arrange a personal tour and help us track down some records.

I'm familiar with Jewishgen and the ROM-SIG and one of my relatives
(who would like to accompany me) had engaged a local researcher close
to 10 years ago, (Gheorge Mireuta) who is no longer contactable.
He was able to obtain copies of some death certificates, but they were
never really followed up on.

I live in NYC if that helps.

Thanks in advance for any help or advice,

Perry Ziff
perry.ziff@gmail.com

Hello all,

This is my first post to ROM-SIG, and I apologize in advance for any errors.

I and a few of my relatives have an interest in arranging a tour (with
a local guide) to continue our research into our family roots in
Galati, Romania.

I am looking for some potential researchers in Galati who might be
able to arrange a personal tour and help us track down some records.

I'm familiar with Jewishgen and the ROM-SIG and one of my relatives
(who would like to accompany me) had engaged a local researcher close
to 10 years ago, (Gheorge Mireuta) who is no longer contactable.
He was able to obtain copies of some death certificates, but they were
never really followed up on.

I live in NYC if that helps.

Thanks in advance for any help or advice,

Perry Ziff
perry.ziff@gmail.com

Dear Gersigers,

My 90 years old grandmother, born in Cologne, has recently found a
very old letter between her documents >from the old homeland. It dates
back to 1848, and we have no clue who wrote it and how it got there.
The letter might as well have been of my late grandfather's, who died
7 years ago. Both he and my grandmother were born to Polish
immigrants, so none of the family was known to live in Germany back in
the mid 19th century.

I can send the text of this letter in reply to Email requests to
landau.a@gmail.com

The letter was written by a lady called Kaetchen (>from Cologne) and
was addressed to her supposed husband Max (Maximilian?) MARX while he
was in an inn in Aachen. It mentions three children named Mathilde,
Benjamin and Pauline. Do these names sound familiar to you?

Regards, Amit Landau, Tel Aviv, Israel landau.a@gmail.com

Dear Gersigers,

My 90 years old grandmother, born in Cologne, has recently found a
very old letter between her documents >from the old homeland. It dates
back to 1848, and we have no clue who wrote it and how it got there.
The letter might as well have been of my late grandfather's, who died
7 years ago. Both he and my grandmother were born to Polish
immigrants, so none of the family was known to live in Germany back in
the mid 19th century.

I can send the text of this letter in reply to Email requests to
landau.a@gmail.com

The letter was written by a lady called Kaetchen (>from Cologne) and
was addressed to her supposed husband Max (Maximilian?) MARX while he
was in an inn in Aachen. It mentions three children named Mathilde,
Benjamin and Pauline. Do these names sound familiar to you?

Regards, Amit Landau, Tel Aviv, Israel landau.a@gmail.com

I have posted a World War I registration card on Viewmate. I am unable to
read the name of the town in the answer to question 5. I have not been able
to locate any similar town in the JG town finder. Any help would be
appreciated.

The direct link is:
http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=26432

Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate. Thank you.

Fran Segall
Seminole, FL
FranSegall@tampabay.rr.com

Doing research on:
Galicia, Poland: STRICK (Wielopole)
Galicia, Ukraine: LICHTMAN (Stanislavov/Ivano-Frankovs'k and
Bolszowce/Bol'shovtsy)
Belarus: BROUDA/BREWDA/BREVDA/BREWDI (Amstibove/Mstibovo)
Ukraine: KLETZEL/KLETSEL (Volhynia region)

I have posted a World War I registration card on Viewmate. I am unable to
read the name of the town in the answer to question 5. I have not been able
to locate any similar town in the JG town finder. Any help would be
appreciated.

The direct link is:
http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=26432

Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate. Thank you.

Fran Segall
Seminole, FL
FranSegall@tampabay.rr.com

Doing research on:
Galicia, Poland: STRICK (Wielopole)
Galicia, Ukraine: LICHTMAN (Stanislavov/Ivano-Frankovs'k and
Bolszowce/Bol'shovtsy)
Belarus: BROUDA/BREWDA/BREVDA/BREWDI (Amstibove/Mstibovo)
Ukraine: KLETZEL/KLETSEL (Volhynia region)

Elizabeth asked for information on the Hotel Polski affair.

AJHS in NY has the following:

http://findingaids.cjh.org/?pID=131229

Guide to the Territorial Collection, Poland, 1939-1945
RG 116. Poland 2
Folder Title

23 Hotel Polski: an account of the fate of the deportees who were
sent >from Bergen Belsen to Hannover close to the end of the war

Regards,

Sherri Bobish
Princeton, NJ

Elizabeth asked for information on the Hotel Polski affair.

AJHS in NY has the following:

http://findingaids.cjh.org/?pID=131229

Guide to the Territorial Collection, Poland, 1939-1945
RG 116. Poland 2
Folder Title

23 Hotel Polski: an account of the fate of the deportees who were
sent >from Bergen Belsen to Hannover close to the end of the war

Regards,

Sherri Bobish
Princeton, NJ

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I have been searching the JewishGen data on Bobruisk with no success,
either the names or the dates do not match my family's history. I know
there is a Synagogue in Bobruisk and I have learned there are 9 people
in the Bobruisk phone book named Fishman. Is there a way to contact
someone in Bobruisk, that could provide some help. My grandmother,
Etta died in Bobruisk around 1920 and should be buried there. My
Grandfather's name taken >from his passport application in 1922 is
Benya Yevzev Fishman. I would appreciate any assistance.

Charles Fishman #575741

I have been searching the JewishGen data on Bobruisk with no success,
either the names or the dates do not match my family's history. I know
there is a Synagogue in Bobruisk and I have learned there are 9 people
in the Bobruisk phone book named Fishman. Is there a way to contact
someone in Bobruisk, that could provide some help. My grandmother,
Etta died in Bobruisk around 1920 and should be buried there. My
Grandfather's name taken >from his passport application in 1922 is
Benya Yevzev Fishman. I would appreciate any assistance.

Charles Fishman #575741

A distant relative of mine was borne in a Polish town, which is
supposed now to be in Ukraine. The name of the place is something like
"Ivanie Pusta". Does anyone know where this is?
Henry Wellisch
Toronto

A distant relative of mine was borne in a Polish town, which is
supposed now to be in Ukraine. The name of the place is something like
"Ivanie Pusta". Does anyone know where this is?
Henry Wellisch
Toronto