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Krynki, Poland #poland
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Bob Silverstein
I am looking for people who lived in the Polish shtetl Krynki and their descendants. It is about 25 miles northeast of Bialystok. I have heard about a group called the Organization of Krinik Survivors but cannot find any information about it. I would appreciate any help so I can contact that group or others with connections to Krynki.
Thanks.
-- Bob Silverstein bobsilverstein@... Elk Grove Village, IL Researching Kaplan (Krynki, Poland) Tzipershteyn (Logishin, Pinsk, Belarus), Friedson/Fridzon (Pinsk, Cuba, Massachusetts), Israel and Goodman (Mishnitz, Warsaw, Manchester).
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Savta1818
There is a book written by Michael Palmer on Krynki which I believe had some of the survivors names as well as some of those who perished. If you contact me directly, I will share my cousin's email with you. He was born in Krynki pre WWII. His memory is fantastic.
Kathryn Wallach kathryn.wallach@...
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brucepodwal@...
The 1858 Revision List for Krinky, Grodno, Belarus has information on a family dual-named Kaplan/Kirpichnik. My maternal grandmother immigrated from Grodno in 1910 and was Anna Kaplan in the US, but said her surname sounded something like Kapaushnik in Belarus. As Kapaushnik and Kirpichnik are similar, I assume the Kaplan/Kirpichnik family in the Revision List is my grandmother’s family, but am interested in whatever information others may share in this matter.
Bruce Podwal brucxepodwal@...
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