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INTRO - Researching Isak HENSCHKE #germany
Naomi Schor <naomi.schor@...>
I'm looking for parents and siblings details of Isak HENSCHKE, born
1860, probably in Poznan, Poland (formerly Prussian province of Posen). Isak HENSCHKE died in Berlin, Germany, in 1936. One of Isak's 9 children was Siegfried HENSCHKE, who was killed in 1917 as a soldier in World War I while fighting for Germany. Thanks, Naomi Schor, Haifa, Israel. naomi.schor@gmail.com
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Roger Lustig
Dear Naomi:
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When you say that Isak HENSCHKE was "probably" born in Poznan, may I assume that you have not obtained his death certificate? I would recommend that you do that. The Berlin Landesarchiv would be the place to ask, though they're taking a long time to make registers available (the law regarding this changed a few years back). http://www.landesarchiv-berlin.de/lab-neu/01_01c100.htm If he married in Berlin they will eventually have that record too. Both marriage and death records should list the place of birth and lots of other useful stuff, such as the names of parents. Before doing that, though, see whether you can find where he lived in Berlin. The Berlin Address Books are on line at http://adressbuch.zlb.de/ -- but beware! HENSCHKE is not at all uncommon as a surname among Gentiles in Germany. About 1,000 of them in the phone book today. Through the Jewish Community of Berlin you may be able to find out where he was born, because that information was often included in the burial registers at Weissensee cemetery. http://www.jg-berlin.org/judentum/friedhoefe.html Next, do you mean Poznan the city or Posen the former province? Have you looked in NALDEX, GerSIG's own database of surname adoptions? http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Germany/ You'll find exactly one HENSCHKE family, in Neumark, Kreis (county) Loebau in West Prussia. The listing shows all family members as of 1845. That's the only HENSCHKE mentioned in Lars Menk's _Dictionary of German-Jewish Surnames_, too. Not Posen Province, but not terribly far away either. Finally, and most important of all: register your interest in the HENSCHKE family with the JewishGen Family Finder! http://www.jewishgen.org/jgff/ And then contact the two other HENSCHKE researchers who are listed there. Good luck, and let us know what you find! Roger Lustig Princeton, NJ USA Research coordinator, GerSIG
On 11/16/2012, Naomi Schor wrote:
I'm looking for parents and siblings details of Isak HENSCHKE, born
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Naomi Schor <naomi.schor@...>
Thanks to all who tried to help.
I'm still waiting for Isak HENSCHKE's death record, but in the meantime I have learned >from family resources that his father's name was Solomon HENSCHKE. Any details of Solomon HENSCHKE would be welcome. I would like to confirm that Isak HENSCHKE had a brother named Gustav HENSCHKE. Gustav HENSCHKE was married to Rosa nee Viktor. He had a son named Dr. Emil HENSCHKE, and I have the following details about Emil HENSCHKE: Born 30.10.1897 in Germany. Served in the German Army 1916-1919. Studied medicine in Berlin until 1921. Specialized in ENT (ear, nose, and throat). Immigrated to Palestine in 1933 and settled in Haifa, where he opened a practice. Died 13.5.1979 in Haifa, Israel. Emil's second wife was Gertrude, daughter of Herman and Adela SALOMON, died 1987. Does anyone have details about Gustav and Emil HENSCHKE? I'm especially interested in knowing the names of his brothers / sisters, if any. Thanks, Naomi Schor Haifa, Israel naomi.schor@gmail.com
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Naomi Schor <naomi.schor@...>
I found a photo of Isak HENSCHKE's tombstone, on which I see his name
was spelled Jsak. Maybe this new spelling will yield more results on archive searches. Thanks, Naomi Schor Haifa, Israel naomi.schor@gmail.com
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