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My mother's name was Zeldin (became to Seldin in US). Her Father's Father was Hirschl Seldin. His father was Daniel Zeldin. Daniel's other children are Nakhum, Hinda, and Schmeryl. Daniel's brother was Reuben ( who was married to Esther) and had a son Mendl (married to Basia Zeldin). Mendl and Basia's children are Harry, Nakhum, Esther, Reuben and Daniel (as you indicated). I was over Harry's house, visited with Reuben many times, saw esther at famly affairs, and know Esther's children (in their 70's now).There are about 600 members of this family now. I should also tell you that I attended the Glubokie Society meetings in lower Manhattan in the 1950's with my grandfather--about 50 people. As you probably know, these were all people in the NY City area who came from Glubokie. I wish i had their names now. Gone forever.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DIRECTORY OF LANDMANSCHAFTEN ORGANIZATIONS in Israel; Glubokie. Y. Radzili, 30 Yehudit, Tel Aviv 67016. The various day-by-day accounts of Napoleon's march into and retreat
Subject: GERMANSKY/GERMAIN, CHAIN -- Comments: To: soc-genealogy-jewish@uunet.uu.net Looking for information on any of the following families:Yaakov Meir GERMANSKY m. Michla CHAIN, Glubokoye, mid-19th century* Their son, Hyman (Chaim) GERMANSKY m. Sarah CHEDEKEL. Hyman and Sarah I'm searching for the following people:MARKMANN, Abram Hello! from the net; Leibin Chidekel. He married Leba ?. Children of Leibin Chidekel and Leba ? are: Emigration: Ellis Island : Frederick V111. More About Abraham " Mendel" Chidekel and Sara Sonia Unterschlak : Children of Abraham " Mendel" Chidekel and Sara Sonia Unterschlak are: Martin Chidekel Owner, Soundvenue A/S Denmark Filmography Writer ";Banjos lik¸rstue" (2001) TV Series (unknown episodes) -- ---------------------- Name:Samuel Harry Chedekel : Middlesex, Massachusetts Name:Barnett Chedekel Household Members: Household Members: Household Members: Massachusetts Death Index, 1970-2003 Name: Samuel H Chedekel Minnesota Birth Index, 1935-2002 England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index: 1837-1983 Name: Jane Chedekel New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name: Arthur Chedekel New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name: Mendel Chedekel New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name: Seymour Chedekel New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name:Slowo Chedekel e New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 Name: Sore Chedekel New York Petitions for Naturalization Name: Max Chedekel New York Petitions for Naturalization on page Nevada Marriage Index, 1956-2005
Name:Sumi Nicole Chedekel California Marriage Index, 1960-1985 Name: Ann C Chedekel California Marriage Index, 1960-1985 Name: Betsy S Chedekel California Marriage Index, 1960-1985 Name: Miles R Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Arthur L. Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Benjamin Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: E. A. Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Ethel Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Frieda Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Gertrude Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Louis Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Max Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Mollie K. Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Morris A. Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Paul Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Rebecca Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Rosalie Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Samuel Chedekel Social Security Death Index Name: Zalman Chedekel 7 10/12 Nevada Marriage Index, 1956-2005 the same guy;
Name: Irina Khidekel Gender:Male Death Date:18 Nov 1993
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I want to compliment you on your attractive and very informative website. I am particularly interested in postcard 11, "the four Ceitel sisters and a cousin". They are my grandmother Rebecca's four younger sisters, Zelda (Zhenia), Miriam (Mania), Braine (Berta) and little Chana (Ania). When this picture was taken in 1913, my grandmother had already immigrated to the United States with her husband and youngest son, my father. She never again had contact with her sisters who remained in Poland (Russia), but after the fall of Soviet Russia, her descendents renewed contact with her sisters' descendents. I sent copies of the pictures to Vava, Miriam's son, who now lives in New Jersey, to Leah, Chana's daughter, who now lives in Israel and to Max Gutkin, the cousin's nephew,who has lived in Israel since the establishment of the State. Since none of my relatives know the source of this picture, I wonder if you could provide some information as to how this picture got on your website. Looking forward to hearing from you - Janice Kaufman (I was born in New York but made aliya in 1970 with my husband and four sons) |
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I have been reading the story about Kaziany. My Father (born in 1928,
the son of Shlomo Hochman and his wife from the Pukin family of Glubokie) and his family was from that shetel Kaziany and were with the partisans in the forests (the father survived with parents, 2 brothers and one sister. In 1946 the family came to America ( the mother had sisters in the U.S and they helped in order to include them on the first ship which took survivors to America) Do you have any knowledge of Lansdsliet Association ? It's great that the stories are on online.
Barry Gochman (Hochman) |
| Susan Weinberg <susanweinberg@comca I am planning on visiting Belarus for a one day visit to Dunilowitz and Glebokie in August and am interested in anyone else's experience in visiting these towns. Has anyone worked through the Jewish Heritage Research Group in Belarus? (Please respond privately to me on this question) My great-grandparents, Schloime and Malka Raichel (later changed to Susan Weinberg Researching: BELARUS: RAICHEL, LIEBOWITZ from DUNILOWITZ, SCHER,GOLD from GLEBOKIE |
I will be in Vilnius, Lithuania for a month for the Vilnius Yiddish
Institute and hope to get a chance to go to the archives and do some research. The two towns that I am researching, Dunilovichi and Glebokie, both have census data that is held at the Vilnius Archives. I am interested in whether anyone has done research at the Archives. I've contacted a few researchers, but am thinking about doing some of my own research if the archives are accessible. I can work my way through Cyrillic Russian, albeit slowly. If anyone has been there, I'm interested in whether you had earlier communications with the archives prior to your visit, if you have an e-mail address that works for the archives(I have one that apparently doesn't)and if they let you photocopy records or at least take a photograph. Also any costs that are assessed if you are there in person doing your own research. Alternatively is there a researcher that you recommend who will work with you while you are there? Susan Weinberg BELARUS: RAICHEL from Dunilovichi, LEIBOWITZ, SHER and GOLD from Glebokie |
S. Lancashire (slancashire@comcast.net) on Wednesday, May 06, 2009 at 12:35:30 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: remaining 256 records of the Glubokoye Society of New York records. |
This year the Disna District Research Group has funded the translation of the Disna District Additional Revision List 1851-1856 and the 1857 District Farmers List. As well work has begun on the 1834 Revision list and data for the three towns of Glubokoye, Golubichi and Germanovichi has been received. Together this represents 3,300 lines of new data which is not yet on the All Lithuania Database (ALD). Translation work is now underway for the following towns. Leonpol (Disna)1834 RL With the translation of the above two lists, the district will be out of The following towns in the Disna District 1834 RL are waiting to be Disna around 1800 lines, The translation cost is $0.55 per line. If you can raise the necessary If you are already a contributor to the work of Disna District, please No donation is too small but $100 is requried to become a qualified Dorothy Leivers |