The link did not work for me. From your note, this name reminds me of the name of my cousins JEDWAB. All the best, Stephen Falk Point Roberts, WA, USA

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There is / was a tiny place in Lower Silesia called Strassberg. See: https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/20893003 That said, you might still want to pursue Rodney's idea that it was the place in West Prus

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Harvey: Do you have any indication whether the Charlotte FRIEDMANN in Scotland was married? I ask because the Charlotte FRIEDMANN who was still alive and Ramat HaSharon in 1999 was born Charlotte HEPN

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Yes. Based on the marriage entry for Recha (Rosel) LANDAU and R. Salomon TIKTIN, indexed by the good works of the Czestochowa-Radom Area Research Group (CRAGR), Recha's parents were Wolff LANDAU and E

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The "Biographisches Handbuch der Rabbiner" is a good resource. I do not think you will find any useful information from contacting the very talented Bente Kahan in Wroclaw. Genealogy and historical re

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Ed: I cannot help directly, but I am aware of contemporary JOEL family from Inowroclaw -- Simon JOEL and his wife Caroline ARONSOHN who had at least two children: Selma ( b.1865, Inowroclaw) and Arthu

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I have seen this once on a gravestone in Vienna of my g-g-g-g-g aunt Rosa FISCHHOF geb. FRIEDLAENDER (ca.1787-1860). Her father was named Joseph FRIEDLAENDER and her oldest son was named Josef. It see

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You can also consider materials in the archive of the Centrum Judaicum in Berlin. It contains a large part of the materials collected by the Gesamtarchiv dear Deutschen Juden zu Berlin. The catalogue

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Isak: We have corresponded before about LANDAU family(ies). Stanislaus (Salomon) LANDAU (1822-1898) was a son of Gerson LANDAU (ca.1796-1860) and Dobra (Carolina) KOHN of Czestochowa. From my review o

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Dear Anonymous Researcher (!): My brother and I have looked over the birth and death records from the Breslau Jewish community from the 1820s and not found any sign of this family. The MYERS name does

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I don't know what the original question was, but Rodelheim was (is) a town near Frankfurt a/Main with a prominent Hebrew printer. Dyhrenfurth (now Brzeg Dolny) was a town near Breslau (now Wroclaw) wh

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