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AVI LISHOWER <lishower@...>
hello Monty
i am >from israel and mad a intensive research in the vilnius archive=20 i reveal recently my mother ancester is >from keidan at list sins 1745 if you want further information please reply to me best regad avi lishower lishower@... ---------- From: Monty Starr <monty@...> To: Keidan SIG <keidan@...> Subject: Introduction Date: =E9=E5=ED =F8=E1=E9=F2=E9 17 =F4=E1=F8=E5=E0=F8 1999 20:48 Monty Starr, Birmingham, England Both my parents were Keidaners and came over in 1924,my father, and 1925, my mother and sister. The respective family names were Strasunsky and Schneider. Two of my father's young nephews survived because they were away at scout camp and went with the Russians and now live in Israel. Two of my mother's brother= s survived in the Lithuanian Jewish army unit, Moshe and Tevye. Moshe remained in Vilnius and Tevye is alive and living in Rehovot. If any one has made use of the Keidan archive in Vilnius I should be pleased to hear about it. I look forward to joining your circle.
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Hector Mondrik <topt@...>
Yoav
there aren't Jewish cemetery in San Miguel. Due the year Leib died probably hi is buried in Liniers cemetery. I suggest you should contact the Jewish Genealogical Society of Argentina who probably had the info. Hector Mondrik
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A. Cassel <acassel@...>
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------=_NextPart_000_0000_01C00AF9.B4448DE0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="windows-1255" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Welcome, Sara Yakubovski! It's wonderful to hear >from someone with such close ties to Keidan. Any material you have -- especially letters >from your heroic uncle, Chaim Ronder -- and can share would be most deeply appreciated. I hope we hear a great deal more >from you. All the best, Andy Andrew Cassel acassel@... ------=_NextPart_000_0000_01C00AF9.B4448DE0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="windows-1255" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META content=3D"text/html; charset=3Dwindows-1255" = http-equiv=3DContent-Type> <META content=3D"MSHTML 5.00.3018.900" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT color=3D#0000ff face=3DArial size=3D2><SPAN=20 class=3D670085302-21082000>Welcome, Sara Yakubovski! It's wonderful to = hear from=20 someone with such close ties to Keidan. Any material you have -- = especially=20 letters >from your heroic uncle, Chaim Ronder -- and can share would be = most=20 deeply appreciated. I hope we hear a great deal more from=20 you.</SPAN></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT color=3D#0000ff face=3DArial size=3D2><SPAN=20 class=3D670085302-21082000></SPAN></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT color=3D#0000ff face=3DArial size=3D2><SPAN = class=3D670085302-21082000>All=20 the best,</SPAN></FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT color=3D#0000ff face=3DArial size=3D2><SPAN=20 class=3D670085302-21082000></SPAN></FONT> </DIV> <DIV><FONT color=3D#0000ff face=3DArial size=3D2><SPAN=20 class=3D670085302-21082000>Andy</SPAN></FONT></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <P><FONT size=3D2>Andrew Cassel<BR>acassel@...</FONT> = </P></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0000_01C00AF9.B4448DE0--
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A.Cassel <acassel@...>
David Pemstein:
It is truly amazing to me how the Keidaner circles remain unbroken. Your introduction immediately reminded me of part of a memoir which my grandfather wrote in 1940, describing in great detail how Simchas Torah was celebrated back in Keidan. The account -- which appeared in Yiddish in 1940, in a booklet published to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Keidaner Association of New York -- contains a number of mini-portraits of memorable figures >from the old town. One lovely section in particular describes the annual holiday banquet of the Khevra Kadisha, the burial society. Here is part of that: ------ Gershon Pimshtein, the bookbinder, was a cheerful pauper. But besides being the Torah-reader in the shul and a fine musician, he was also a stutterer. Remarkably, however, he stuttered only in Yiddish. When it came to Hebrew, such as in reading the Torah or praying, he spoke smoothly, without a hint of a stammer. His Torah recitations were actually quite melodious, and it was very pleasant to hear him lead the congregation. After Gershon had had a few drinks, he offered up his favorite chant: "Oy, v'kol ma'aminim! [And all believe] "G-G-od m-m-must b-b-be s-s-served, "M-m-must b-b-e s-s-served sh-sh-should be s-s-served. "And w-w-why sh-sh-shouldn't he b-b-be s-s-served? "And w-w-when we s-s-serve him w-we m-must h-h-have a l-l-lit-tle v-v-odka!" "Hatseyfe laroshe v'khofeytz behitsodka." [And the wicked are turned toward righteousness.] And so forth, rhyming in stammered Yiddish the verses of "V'kol ma'aminim," which sounds very melodic when sung, although not when stammered. ---------------------------------------------------- This is easily my favorite of all the Keidan memoirs I've come across, and one day I'd like to see it published somewhere commercially. (Which is why it's not on the web site.) But I'll be happy to email you the full text if you like. Meanwhile, welcome to the Keidan group, and thanks for sharing your family history! All the best, Andy Andrew Cassel acassel@...
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Eleanor Platt Q.C. <kbx62@...>
dear Andrew,
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Are there any references to Family name Solomir or Sholomir in this book? Eleanor Lind London UK
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Seflaum@...
Dear Annette,
I'm responding to your post in this forum in case it will help other subscribers with their family research. Some of your family mysteries might be solved by searching the JRI-Poland database at <http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/jriplweb.htm>. I did a quick search and found the following: 1) in Piotrkow Trybunalski there was only one BLUMENSZTEJN, but numerous BLUMSZTEJNs. In particular, there were 3 birth records for BLUMSZTEJN Ita in 1878, who might be your Yetta BLUMSTEIN who married in 1899 in Manchester. Order the Piotrkow Tryb microfilms >from your local Mormon Family History Center to check this out. 2) in Lodz, there was a birth record for a FERBER Ruchla in 1867, and a marriage record for FERBER Ruchla and GOLDBERG Mosek in 1896. They might be your Morris and Rachel (nee' FARBER) GOLDBERG, who hosted Annie GOLDBERG's wedding. The 1867 record will be on the Mormon microfilms and you can order the marriage record >from the Lodz Archives (follow the link at the bottom of the search results page). 3) in Piotrkow Trybunalski, a GOLDBERG Moszek was born in 1868. He could be the same person as in 2) above. Check it out in the Piotrkow Tryb microfilms. I hope this information gives you a start to your family research. Regards, Shirley Flaum Houston << Subject: Introduction From: Annette Young <granynet@...> Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 15:14:49 -0800 X-Message-Number: 1 Dear Lodz researchers, I am taking this opportunity to introduce myself as I find this web site very informative. I recently started researching on my Paternal side of family including my Grandmother born Yetta Blumenstein or Blumstein according to Marriage and death certificate. Death certificate says born in Piotkrow around 1878. her parents were Mark and Rebecca as listed on marriage license in Manchester, England in 1899. Story told was that she wanted to marry cousin in Piotrkow so parents sent her to Manchester to stay with other relatives. She ended up marrying her cousin Abraham Cohen. I believe her mother Rebecca was a Goldberg prior to marriage as Abraham's Mother was Hana [Annie Goldberg Cohen] and the marriage took place in the home of Morris Goldberg and Rachael Farber Goldberg. Morris was the nephew of Annie Goldberg my GGGrandmother. The Goldbergs were also born in Poland as well as the Farbers. Have been unable to find any information on the Blumensteins as yet. Hana Goldberg's family has been easier to research as we have found many living relatives. Another puzzle is Abraham's father, my great grandfather Morris Cohen as we were told family changed name when emigrating to England. Morris is listed as Moses on his son Joseph's death certificate in 1908 in Los Angeles CA. It shows Joseph as being born in Russia and his older sister Rachael as being born in Poland 1867 and 1869. Abraham was born in Berlin in 1877. Last siblinng Ester listed as being born in Manchester, Eng. 1879. Was told Morris came >from White Russia but seeing he married a Polish girl I suspect he must have resided in one of the Polish [Russian period] shetls. Was told previous name was Seid. Researching: SEID, COHEN, Belarus, Poland, Manchester Eng. >USA BLUMSTEIN, BLUMENSTEIN, Piotrkow, Lodz, England> USA MARGOLIASH, MARGOLIUS, MARGOLESE: Raseiniai, Lithuania, Memel, Sassmacken, Glasgow, Scotland>Montreal Canada GIMELSHEYN,Raseiniai OLSHWANG-Kaunas, Courland MESHULEM ZALMAN BEN AYRE: Lithuania, etc. Annette Young, Westminster, CA. USA >>
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Dieter Schimmelpfennig <dieter@...>
Der Kreis Belgard-Schivelbein in Pommern http://www.belgard.orgDear Moderator and listmembers, the first web site has a "Translate" button on every page which leads you to a translation possibility. Sincerely, Dieter Schimmelpfennig MODERATOR NOTE: And so it does. The Translate button leads you to Babelfish, which will translate the webpage. For past discussions about Babelfish, search the JewishGen Discussion Group Archives at <http://www.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.isa?jg~jgsys~archpop>.
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Peter I.Hidas <thidas@...>
On Thursday, Aug 5, 2004, at 08:04 Canada/Eastern, William Schwartz
wrote: Okay, I've been shamed into coming out of my lurking den. Actually, IHave you tried the Orszagos Leveltar (National Archives) of Hungary? At their Becsi-ut film division you will more than likely find all the info you need. I believe you can locate the OL on the internet and order county lists of Jews for given years. Peter Mississauga, Ontario Canada www3.sympatico.ca/thidas peterhidas@...
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tom klein <h-sig@...>
I would also like to welcome you to the group - my father's family was >from Be'ke'scsaba, including KLEIN and FISCHLOVITS families.
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=?ISO-8859-2?Q?B=E9la_Mihalik?= <mihalikbela@...> wrote:
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Gábor Hirsch <g_hirsch@...>
Dear Bela Mihalik
I can't give you any iknformation about your family members in the USA, on the other side I might have some lists about your relatives in Bekescsaba. I listed here >from the Jewish Census of the neolog community 1944 April (Jaross lista) the names of the Goldfinger, Grunbaum, Kulpin, Kurtag, Markus, Stern families, some may be related other not. I added Csato Kalmanne, because we had afare away relativ Csato Olga, she lives or lived in Israel/Nahariya. (I left out the Families Weisz as there are more than 50 only in the neolog community) from Bekes megye there exists a book in the Nevek Serie, based on the 1944 Jewish Census, where you can find more or less every Jew, who lived in Bekes county, it might be present also in the Holocaust Documentation Center in the Pava utca, the Jaross list of Bekes must be available in the archive of Debrecen as the Gendarmerie and Deportation Center of Bekes and in the county archive of Bekes (Gyula)Best regards Gabor Hirsch Switzerland Name Firstname Mothersname Wife/Maidenname Address Goldfinger Arnold Kurtag Tere’z Hajnal u. 30 Goldfinger Arnoldne’ Weisz Ra’chel Hajnal u. 30 Goldfinger Kato Weisz Ra’chel Hajnal u. 30 Goldfinger Hendrik Freund Ma’ria Klapka u. 3 Goldfinger Hendrikne’ Spitzer Betti Klapka u. 3 Goldfinger Eta Spitzer Betti Klapka u. 3 Goldfinger Jeno n. Spitzer Betti Klapka u. 3 Goldfinger Tibor Klapka u. 3 Goldfinger Manone’ Pollitzer Anna szu:l. Klein E’va Szemere u. 13 Goldfinger E’va szu:l. Klein E’va Szemere u. 13 Goldfinger Gyo:rgy szu:l. Klein E’va Szemere u. 13 Gru:nbaum Zsigmondne’ Hungerleider Franci szu:l. Engel Fa’ni Sziv u. 16 Gru:nbaum Rezso: Blau Julianna Pilsudszky u. 16 Gru:nbaum Rezso:ne’ Abstetter Margit Pilsudszky u. 16 Gru:nbaum E’va Abstetter Margit Pilsudszky u. 16 Gru:nbaum Magda Abstetter Margit Pilsudszky u. 16 Gru:nbaum Fu:lo:p Gruber Re’zi v. Go:mbo:s Gy. u.19 Kulpin Ferenc Lo:wi Fanni Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Ferencne’ Gru:nwald Janka Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Jozsef Gru:nwald Janka Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Ede Lo:wi Fa’ni Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Ede’ne’ Adler Rozsi Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Katalin Adler Rozsi Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Zsuzsanna Adler Rozsi Andra’ssy u. 19 Kulpin Miha’ly n. Lo:wi Fanni Szt. Istva’n t. 14 Kulpin Miha’lyne’ Sennenfeld Ilona Szt. Istva’n t. 14 Kulpin E’va Sennenfeld Ilona Szt. Istva’n t. 14 Kulpin Imre Weimberger Mariska Kossuth te’r 4 Kulpin Imre’ne’ Erdo:s Anna Kossuth te’r 4 Kulpin Ma’rkus Hirsch Roza Klebelsberg K. u. 19 Kulpin Ma’rkusne’ Weinberger Mariska Klebelsberg K. u. 19 Kurta’g Igna’c Rosner Hani Csiki u. 10 Kurta’g Igna’cne’ Weinstein Regina Csiki u. 10 Stern Sa’ndor Cinner Franciska Felso:ko:ro:ssor 17/a Stern Sa’ndorne’ Horovitz Zsuzsanna Felso:ko:ro:ssor 17/a Stern Mariann Horovitz Zsuzsanna Felso:ko:ro:ssor 17/a Stern Ma’rton n. Steingernbaum Karola Aradi u. 5 Stern Ma’rtonne’ Herschkovits Mili Tesedik u. 34 Stern Endre Herschkovits Mili Tesedik u. 34 Stern Zsigmond Zimmer Fa’ni Zsilinszky u. 6 Stern Zsigmondne’ Fried Jusztina Zsilinszky u. 6 Stern E’va Fried Jusztina Zsilinszky u. 6 Stern Sa’muel Zinner Franciska Felso: Ko:ro:s u. 9/b Stern Sa’muelne’ Polla’k Margit Felso: Ko:ro:s u. 9/b Stren Gizella Friedmann Borba’la Horthy M. u. 30 Stren Szidonia Horthy M. u. 30 Ma’rkus Miksa’ne’ Gru:nbaum Hanni Kurta’k Szere’na Bessenyei u. 140 Ma’rkus Sa’ndor Goldfinger Aranka Horthy M. u. 14 Ma’rkus Sa’ndorne’ Havas Sa’ri Horthy M. u. 14 Ma’rkus �gnes Havas Sa’ri Horthy M. u. 14 Ma’rkus Rudolf Havas Sa’ri Horthy M. u. 14 Csato Ka’lma’nne’ Kurta’g Tere’zia Horthy M. u. 14 -------- Original-Nachricht -------- Datum: Fri, 18 Aug 2006 12:07:10 +0200 (CEST) Von: "Béla Mihalik" <mihalikbela@...> An: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...> Betreff: [h-sig] Introduction Dear List,"Feel free" mit GMX DSL: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl
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Gwen Koenigsburg
Greetings to all. I am brand new to this list. I have never been able
to find info on my BILLIG ancestors. My great-grandfather was Samuel BILLIG, born 1860's, who immigrated to America and was naturalized in 1892 as coming >from "Austria". I knew his descendants, but all I know about his past is that his gravestone says his father's name was Abraham. Family lore believes Samuel was >from Vienna, however I have never found any records of him or his father >from there. After posting several days ago on JewishGen's austrianczech digest, most respondents told me to look at Galicia as a more likely origin for my Billig family, as it was part of the Austrian Empire for most of my GGF's life. I have begun the process of looking at JRI-Poland's Galician databases, and have indeed found that there are many Billig's listed in towns within Tarnopol, as well as very similar surnames such as Billik, etc. Is anyone on this list researching the surname Billig or anything very similar to it? If so, I would love to hear >from you. All responses will be appreciated. Sincerely, Gwen Koenigsburg Researching: BILLIG >from Austrian Empire, including Galicia
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