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SCHWARTZ Family - Unghvar #hungary

maurice swarts <mswarts@...>
 

my greatgrandfather Jacob SCHWARTZ was born in Unghvar now Uzgorod /
Uzhhorod on 10 October 1832.

Jacob emigrated to England in the 1850's - he fathered ten children and
became a naturalised British citizen in 1876 - he was a jeweller by trade

I am searching for any help in locating information on his family, parents
and siblings in what was the AustroHungarian empire in the 1800's -
Unghvar is now Uzhhorod in the Ukraine.

Maurice Swarts

Moderator: It is easier for H-SIG subscribers to provide assistance if you tell us where you live and which resources you have already consulted. If you live in Brazil, for example, we won't suggest that you check resources at the US Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. Have you already searched the JewishGen Family Finder, the All Hungary Database, and other resources provided by JewishGen?
Judy Dennen <errnjd@...>
 

My Jacob Schwartz was also born in Ungvar, but in 1899. They settled in
Pittsburgh, PA and he remained a bachelor until the day he died. Sorry this
thread did not pan out.

Judy Dennen: Searching for:
Shapiro/Shpunt >from Minsk,Chicago
Schwartz >from Ungvar,Pittsburgh
Denin/Dennen >from Kelme,Chicago
Shapiro/Friedman >from Krasnopol,Chicago

----- Original Message -----
From: "maurice swarts" <mswarts@...>
To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...>
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 3:13 PM
Subject: [h-sig] SCHWARTZ Family - Unghvar


my greatgrandfather Jacob SCHWARTZ was born in Unghvar now Uzgorod /
Uzhhorod on 10 October 1832.

Jacob emigrated to England in the 1850's - he fathered ten children and
became a naturalised British citizen in 1876 - he was a jeweller by
trade

I am searching for any help in locating information on his family, parents
and siblings in what was the AustroHungarian empire in the 1800's -
Unghvar is now Uzhhorod in the Ukraine.

Maurice Swarts

Moderator: It is easier for H-SIG subscribers to provide assistance if
you tell us where you live and which resources you have already consulted.
If you live in Brazil, for example, we won't suggest that you check
resources at the US Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. Have you already
searched the JewishGen Family Finder, the All Hungary Database, and other
resources provided by JewishGen?
maurice swarts <mswarts@...>
 

To Judy Dennen
thank you for your response - yes it does seem that we don't have the same
Jacob - however David Laufer advises that a Jakob SCHWARTZ was on the 1848
Hungarian Census at the age of 29yrs with 2 daughters it might have been
possible except for the given name being the same?? any comments??

regards Maurie Swarts Australia

----- Original Message -----
From: "Judy Dennen" <errnjd@...>
To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...>
Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 1:52 AM
Subject: Re: [h-sig] SCHWARTZ Family - Unghvar


My Jacob Schwartz was also born in Ungvar, but in 1899. They settled in
Pittsburgh, PA and he remained a bachelor until the day he died. Sorry
this thread did not pan out.

Judy Dennen: Searching for:
Shapiro/Shpunt >from Minsk,Chicago
Schwartz >from Ungvar,Pittsburgh
Denin/Dennen >from Kelme,Chicago
Shapiro/Friedman >from Krasnopol,Chicago
----- Original Message -----
From: "maurice swarts" <mswarts@...>
To: "H-SIG" <h-sig@...>
Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 3:13 PM
Subject: [h-sig] SCHWARTZ Family - Unghvar


my greatgrandfather Jacob SCHWARTZ was born in Unghvar now Uzgorod /
Uzhhorod on 10 October 1832.

Jacob emigrated to England in the 1850's - he fathered ten children and
became a naturalised British citizen in 1876 - he was a jeweller by
trade

I am searching for any help in locating information on his family,
parents and siblings in what was the AustroHungarian empire in the
800's - Unghvar is now Uzhhorod in the Ukraine.

Maurice Swarts

Moderator: It is easier for H-SIG subscribers to provide assistance if
you tell us where you live and which resources you have already
consulted. If you live in Brazil, for example, we won't suggest that you
check resources at the US Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC. Have you
already searched the JewishGen Family Finder, the All Hungary Database,
and other resources provided by JewishGen?
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