Re: Oleśnica village near Seroczyn, Siedlce district
#poland
Alexander Sharon
1921 Poland’s first National Census lists for Oleśnica, gmina Wodynie, powiat Siedlce, total number of 532 residents, including 79 Jewish souls. BTW, Seroczyn lists 515 residents, including 92 Jews.
Hope this help
Alexander Sharon JGFF editor
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Re: ROTTERSMAN
Bernard Flam
Hi from Paris,
At least a detective searching Rottersman family ! This is a quite rare name and I couln't find any parent to "Hirsch Rottermann" who is in my tree. I opened your file and you have some Hirsch : What I know on "mine" :
I hope our "Hirsch" could have some connexion. khavershaft Bernard Flam Searching around Lodz : Zysman, Kronenberg, Rottersman, Kwiat
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Updated Kolomea/Kolomyya KehilaLinks pages
#ukraine
Sheryl Stahl
Hi,
I wanted to let you know that I followed in the footsteps (keyboard?) of Alan Weiser and updated the Kehillalinks site for Kolomea/Kolomyya. Please check it out at https://kehilalinks.
Thanks to the Gesher Galicia folks who gave me some great hints on town names and other suggestions.
If you have any additions/corrections/
all the best,
Sheryl Stahl (Los Angeles)
Suwalki (RAKOVSKI, OKRAGLINSKI,) Wizajni (RAKOVSKI) Kalvarja (FRIEDMAN, SUWALSKI), Odessa (STESSEL) Pervomaysk (STESSEL) Grzymalow (LANDAU) Kolomyya (STAHL, SCHMERTZLER, KRAIMER) Chernivtsi (STAHL)
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Re: seeking location of town - Przenosza in Limanowa district
Alexander Sharon
Hi,
This appears to be place known as Przenosza, located in Limanowa district, Mszana Dolna county. Place was small: 350 residents are listed, including 9 Jewish souls in 1921. In addition, Przenosza folwark (Agricultural or holiday location) lists 4 residents, all four are Jewish, one male and three female. Have I mention that Limanowa is also Bernie Sanders ancestors district :-)
Alexander Sharon JGFF editor
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Re: seeking location of town
Joe Lissak
Until 1914 the area was part of the Austrian-Hungarian empire. After WW1 (1918) it became
Poland. Some of it became Russia & then now Ukraine. I use Google or earth if the shtetel was not destroyed.
Good luck.
Joe Lissak
Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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From: Deborah Lane <devorahrlane@...>
Date: 2/26/20 10:21 AM (GMT-08:00)
To: main@...
Subject: [JewishGen.org] seeking location of town #advice
I am hoping someone can help identify a town.
I found the town Pzornasha, Austria listed on a naturalization record of a woman who might be a relative of mine. She was born in 1880 and immigrated to New York in 1896. This town's name was typed twice, one time saying it was in Austria and the second time saying it was in Poland-Austria. I searched JewishGen town finder and google maps but did not find it. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you Deborah Lane
Spring Valley, New York
Researching: Oppenheim and Margolis of Telshe, Lithuania; Siegel of Balbirishik; Shapiro and Abelman of Kovno; Levine and Altschuller of Mogilev; Kaplan,
Gritzman and Zakusaya of Bialystok; Schecter of Vinnitsa; Lieberman of Gaysin; Benedetsky of Bela Tserkov; Mintz of Latvia; a of Kiev
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Shelley Mitchell
The only thing I can comment about is Bessie’s name. My grandmother has a sister, Beyla, who died at birth. When my grandmother came along, they named her Pesia Beyla. The superstition was that by putting another name in front of the dead child’s name, the Devil wouldn’t find her. It worked. My grandmother lived to be 98.
-- Shelley Mitchell NYC searching KONIGSBERG/KINIGSBERG, TERNER, MOLDAUER, SCHONFELD - Kolomyya PLATZ - DELATYN. All Galicia.
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ViewMate translation request - Yiddish
Ellen Korpi
I request a translation of what I believe is Yiddish text on part of a letter attached to my grandfather’s 1921 passport application. It is from his mother who wrote from Romania asking him to come and rescue the family from starvation. He translated one paragraph on his application but we hope to get more of the story. We have only posted one page as a start. It is on ViewMate at the following address Thank you, Ellen Korpi TOBACK, STOLLER (Mogilev Podalia and Bessarabia), SCHWEITZER, FISHMAN, HAMACHER, COHEN (Mykolaev, Podalia)
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Seeking Information about Josef Klimpl (1920s-2000s) or his family from Prague
Brian Blitz
I am looking for help in making contact with the family of Josef Klimpl from Prague or finding additional information on Josef and/or his family. Josef was born in the 1920s and died around 2000. His wife was Miluska who is also deceased. Josef and Miluska's
daughter is Vendulka Hajkova, who is likely in her 60s or 70s. I visited Josef and Miluska in the mid 1980s and again in the early 1990s in Prague. I have an old e-mail address for Vendulka, but it no longer works.
Brian Blitz
New York City
blitzba@...
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FamilySearchPoland
Patricia Wilson located these Documents: Anyone have thoughts / insight here. We need to find more documents creating a link. PLEASE HELP!
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Oleśnica village near Seroczyn, Siedlce district
#poland
Dror Bereznitsky
According to multiple records from Seroczyn some of my ancestors have lived in a village named Oleśnica, located near Wodynie and Seroczyn (Siedlce district).
I could not find any information about a Jewish community in this village (found other villages named Oleśnica in other parts of Poland). Looking at Google maps this seems to be a very small village these days. I was wondering whether anyone has information about this village?
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seeking location of town
Deborah Lane
I am hoping someone can help identify a town.
I found the town Pzornasha, Austria listed on a naturalization record of a woman who might be a relative of mine. She was born in 1880 and immigrated to New York in 1896. This town's name was typed twice, one time saying it was in Austria and the second time saying it was in Poland-Austria. I searched JewishGen town finder and google maps but did not find it. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you Deborah Lane Spring Valley, New York
Researching: Oppenheim and Margolis of Telshe, Lithuania; Siegel of Balbirishik; Shapiro and Abelman of Kovno; Levine and Altschuller of Mogilev; Kaplan, Gritzman and Zakusaya of Bialystok; Schecter of Vinnitsa; Lieberman of Gaysin; Benedetsky of Bela Tserkov; Mintz of Latvia; a of Kiev
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Re: Jewish refugees in Tashkent during WWII - Moroz
galvin07@...
I've been unable to find out what happened to my great-uncle, Shimon Vaisbord (Vaisberg), son of Yehudah Leib Vaisbord, and born in/near Volozhin. I found the attached Tashkent card and wonder if it's him, though the father's name on the card may not be a match. Can anyone tell me any significant information on the card that might indicate if it's my great-uncle?
Thanks. Irene
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Re: Jewish refugees in Tashkent during WWII - Moroz
Ellen
That's quite a story, Dave! I hope you are able to find out more about your mother's life and family.
Ellen -- Researching WEISSMAN/VAYSMAN (Ostropol, Ukraine); MOROZ and ESTRIN/ESTERKIN (Shklov & Bykhov, Belarus); LESSER/LESZEROVITZ, MAIMAN, and BARNETT/BEINHART/BERNHART (Lithuania/Latvia); and ROSENSWEIG/ROSENZWEIG, KIRSCHEN, and SCHWARTZ (Botosani, Romania)
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Re: New Nasielsk Cemetery Inscription Resource - Russian and Hebrew Translation Request
boris
The four images are a description of the Dubno, Volyn province, synagogue and, possibly, community. The images are too small and are of poor quality. The text is signed by the Rabbi of the Dubno district Morgol'es (?).
-- _______________________________________ Boris Feldblyum boris@...
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Unable to View The Hessen Gatermann Index
Joyce Eastman
Is there a problem with being able to view The Hessen Gatermann Index on JewishGen? I was able to view the entries there before, but now when I try to open one of them it takes me to the “DFG Viewer” and I can only see a blank page.
Please advise.
Joyce Eastman Orange City, FL USA
RESEARCHING: WILDER/HONIG/KATZ/FUSFELD/WANK/HELFER/ZINKOWER: Brody, Poland/Ukraine;Vienna, Austria; New York, USA; and Central Florida, USA; RUFEISEN: Biala/Sucha/Zywiec/Szare, Poland, Israel, Germany and Brazil; SCHEIER/ROBINSOHN: Biala/Sucha, Poland and Stanislawow, Poland/Ukraine (Ivano-Frankvisk); Queens, NY; and Central Florida, USA; FRANKL/FODOR/PORGES/GROSSMANN/KOHN/WEISZ: Vaj Ujhely, Hungary/Trencin, Slovakia
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Re: Kanth near Breslau, Silesia ( now called Katy Wroclawskie)
André Günther
At mapping... you saw Beate Heidenfeld, Born 1924?
you can look also here: https://www.bundesarchiv.de/gedenkbuch/directory.html.en?result
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Re: Kanth near Breslau, Silesia ( now called Katy Wroclawskie)
André Günther
hi,
each town everywhere decides if they would allow Stolpersteine or not.
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FamilySearchPoland
Hello All,
We have a 50+ year family secret we'd love to solve. Our mother and her sisters took their grave any knowledge of my Grandma Bessie Appel / Pesa Appel. Growing up we were told she was deceased, which in fact, my Mother and Her siblings were taken away and placed into foster homes. So we understand a lot of negativity transpired that may have led to everything being kept hidden. But now, these individuals have all passed away, and we have a gaping hole in our family tree. Our Grandmother was Bessie Appel Married Charles Denenberg. Bessie was not her name at birth. We believe she was Pesa Appel. Her Parents are listed as Moses Appel and Esther Goldman. Though, our only proof of Bessie / Pesa's parents are on the Marriage Registry where their names are listed by Bessie on the entry. An adoption record exists for Bessie Appel's children where a Jacob Appel is mentioned. Another document references a Brother (name redacted though). We believe Jacob to be Bessie's Brother through all the research we've conducted. There is simply no other Jacob Appel in the entire state of Michigan that had a sister, and her name was Pesa. We are not sure the exact relation, and it could be through adoption in Poland, Half Brother, or full flood relations. We have been unable to substantiate Pesa / Bessie's exact lineage. Our research has been unable to locate a Moses Appel and Esther Goldman who had a daughter named Bessie or Pesa born in 1902 in Tomaszow Poland. CAN YOU HELP SOLVE THIS MYSTERY AND LINK PESA APPEL TO MOSES APPEL + ESTHER GOLDMAN? ----- > See Attached Documents for a synopsis of all we know. 1. 1920.detroit..jpg - See Line #1. You'll see Pesa Appel is sailing on the S.S. Scandinavian from Antwerp on September 23, 1920 headed to Detroit, Michigan. She was Debarred. 2. pesaappelOct1920manifestpg2familysearch.jpg - Nothing of much importance. 7/6/20 says Pesa Appel is in good health. 3. pesaappelOct1920manifestv2pg2famsearch.jpg - 10/1/20 - B.S.I affidavit on file. Admin Bond 1 yr 1/230/434 Debarred Oct 1, 1920 4. pesaappelOct1920manifestfamilysearch.jpg - You can see she was headed to Detroit, Michigan to see her brother Jacob Appel. She was Debarred in Quebec Canada. 5. Bessie2.jpg - On May 16, 1922 she must have traveled to Detroit, Michigan at some point, because she was married to Charles Denenberg. Parents Listed as Moses Appel and Esther Goldman. 6. pesaappelOct1922manifestv2famsearch.jpg = July 20, 1922. Pesa Appel lists No Relatives from where she came from. 7. 1922.CPOS.Manifest.jpg - List or Manifest of Alien Passengers Applying for Admission to the United States via per C.P.O.S on July 24,1922. Line #1. She is there to vist her brother Jacob Appel and lists her place of birth as Tomaszow, Poland. 8. 1922.Immigration.service.jpg - Self Explanatory 9. 1920-Jacob.and.family.Census.jpg - Line #31 - Jacob Appel and Family 10. 1930-Jacob.and.family.jpg - Line #82 - Jacob Appel and Family 11. 1940 Census-jacob.and.Lillie.jpg - Line #50 & #51 - Jacob Appel and his wife Lilly 12. 1940-philip.jpg - Jacob Appel's Son Phillip R. Appel, his Wife Bula Appel, and their daughter Nancy. Line #74 13. Death.jpg - Bessie Appel's Death Certificate.
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Re: This week's Yizkor book excerpt on the JewishGen Facebook page
Bob Fitterman
I interacted with NIAB Grodno in 2013 and was able to obtain a single record. I told them what record I wanted. They replied with a draft invoice and the forms I had to complete. The invoice included SWIFT transfer information for their bank and I was able to wire the funds to their account. Each step of the process was slow and it was a few months after the payment and submission of forms that my records were delivered by the postal service. I was able to do everything via bilingual emails (English/Russian). The Russian was all translated via Google Translate and while it wasn't perfect it was enough to facilitate the transaction. Their responses I received were only in Russian. Bob Fitterman New York City
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Re: Finding JewishJen referenced document in Lithuanian archives
boris
KRA must refer to the Kaunas archives.
-- _______________________________________ Boris Feldblyum boris@...
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