KATZOFF is Yiddish for butcher Perets Mett London Searching: METT (Warsaw) GRINBERG(Klimontow) HOCHMAN(Ozarow) FRYDMAN/GINSBERG (Staszow) FLIGELMAN (Klimontow) GLATT (Ulanow) JOACHIMSMAN (Oswiecim, Be

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In Polish Yiddish, mima = aunt Perets Mett London From: Aline Petzold Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2020 11:32:44 EDT I have come across a notation of items sent to a relative of my grandmother's in Romania. She

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The name נטע Nuta has been in use for hundreds of years as a cognate to the male name נתן Nathan Perets Mett London

I do not know anything about the lumber trade, but a katzoff is a butcher Perets Mett London

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I do not know anything about the lumber trade, but a katzoff is a butcher Perets Mett London

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I have posted a birth registration for Perla GRYNBERG at http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM 69318 The town is Klimontow, Poland. I would like to establish whether this is my gt-

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I have posted a birth registration for Perla GRYNBERG at http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM 69318 The town is Klimontow, Poland. I would like to establish whether this is my gt-

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Alexander Sharon is 100% correct. The name which is rendered Yekutiel was pronounced throughout Poland and Galicia "Yekisiel" (this is a matter of fact, not opinion) an indeed is still pronounced that

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Alexander Sharon is 100% correct. The name which is rendered Yekutiel was pronounced throughout Poland and Galicia "Yekisiel" (this is a matter of fact, not opinion) an indeed is still pronounced that

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Joyaa is absolutely right - a town cannot be simultaneously Kazimierz and Sandomierz The answer is - do not believe everything written in encyclopaedias! Inspection of the book Perush Hamesora written

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Joyaa is absolutely right - a town cannot be simultaneously Kazimierz and Sandomierz The answer is - do not believe everything written in encyclopaedias! Inspection of the book Perush Hamesora written

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Probably derived >from the Hebrew name Soroh (Sarah) according to the usual rules for vowel changes in diminutives in Yiddish (o --> e) Perets Mett London --- Gavriel Yadgarov wrote:

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Probably derived >from the Hebrew name Soroh (Sarah) according to the usual rules for vowel changes in diminutives in Yiddish (o --> e) Perets Mett London --- Gavriel Yadgarov wrote:

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There is a similar Yiddish nickname Munye, often used for those called Menachem. However one can never be sure about these things The Knesset member Avraham Yosef Shapira was known as Munye! Perets Me

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There is a similar Yiddish nickname Munye, often used for those called Menachem. However one can never be sure about these things The Knesset member Avraham Yosef Shapira was known as Munye! Perets Me

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There was no civil marriage in England and Wales before 1836. Perets Mett London

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There was no civil marriage in England and Wales before 1836. Perets Mett London

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This is correct in Jewish Law It is permitted nowadays in several jurisdictions including Australia, Argentina, Israel, France and Austria. Perets Mett London Barbara Mannlein wrote:

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This is correct in Jewish Law It is permitted nowadays in several jurisdictions including Australia, Argentina, Israel, France and Austria. Perets Mett London Barbara Mannlein wrote:

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On 17 Apr 2015, Alberto Guido Chester wrote: ... > Any suggestion on alternate names for a Hensha? Presumably the familiar form of Hena Perets Mett London

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