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I would like to thank Gershon Tauger
for heading the translation project for the Yizkor book for Krivichi.
From: gershon.tauger@creo.com (Gershon Tauger)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com ('EilatGordn@aol.com')
I will do the stories of :
1. My Father's Chaim Tauger. pages; 80- 98
2. My Grandfather's Y. Bunimovich pages; 36- 48
In addition my cousin Seymour Frydrych will do his Grandfather MendelRabinovich.
My other cousin Frida Shud promised to do her parents stories: Klara & EliezerShud.
Regards, Gershon
I also got in touch with Rabbi Moshe Drazin and his son. the son said that they
will also help. Please get in touch with me if you want to help.
Thank
you very much.
Subj: Re: Krivichi list of martyrs from the Yizkor book
Date: 2/4/02 5:51:56 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: suekane@umich.edu (Susan D. Kane)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
CC: jokrohn1@juno.com
Wow. Crazy. I really need to speak to my grandmother about it and dig
out the family tree that we have. Unfortunately, we have not done much
geneology and it does not go back very far, maybe to my great-grandparents
or one step further. My grandmother who is still alive married into the
katzowitz family, her maiden name was moskowitz. My katzowitz grandfather
passed away when my father was 19. I have to dig out everyone's name, and
ask her about the other people on the list from the krivichi society in
New York. I don't have names handy, we all use nicknames in the family.
But corinne katzowitz from flushing has got to be my grandmother. I will
get back to you both when I have more names and locations. My
great-grandparents immigrated from Poland/Russia at the turn of the
century, or before. I am fourth generation in the United States on both
sides, and by the time of WWII, I do not think we were in touch with
anyone in Europe. I don't think I've ever met another katzowitz outside
my family. My aunt has pictures, I will try to find some. sk.
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002 EilatGordn@aol.com wrote:
> Dear Yosepha and Sue,
> You should talk to each other. Krivichi was a very small place. about 400
> Jews before the war, you are both connected to the Katzoff/ Katzovitz family
> and Young Kivitzer Benevolent Association in New York. Could you give me more
> information about your families? and any pictures of parents, grandparents,
> uncles or any descendants of Krivichi that you can scan I will be very happy
> to post on the site.
> In a message dated 2/3/02 9:41:55 PM Pacific Standard Time, jokrohn1@juno.com
> writes:
>
> << Thank you Eilat.
>
> I looked up those sights. I found that my distant cousin was a due
> paying member, Ida Katzoff and her sister Gnessia Alperovitz was killed
> in the war and is mentioned in the yizkur book. However, her father was
> Yiztchok yaakov! Not Takov. Is there a way of contacting members? Also
> have the revision lists become public in English? What country was
> Krivichi in? I guess I should rephrase that- in what year was it which
> country?
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Yosepha Krohn
> ________ >>
> Subj: katzowitz
> Date: 1/29/02 6:17:40 PM Pacific Standard Time
> From: suekane@umich.edu (Susan D. Kane)
> To: eilatgordn@aol.com
>
>
> Greetings. I happened to find your web page on Krivichi, and was very
> surprised to find the name of my grandmother, Corinne Katzowitz from
> Flushing in the list of the Young Kivitzer Benevolent Association. I
> don't know much about geneology -- can you tell me more about what this
> group was? My grandmother doesn't remember where specifically in Europe
> her family was from (she was born here) -- does this mean they were from
> Krivichi? Yours, sk.
> Krivichi is in Belarus today. It was in Poland from 1921 to 1939. It was part
> of Russia from 1793 until the first world war.
> and again part of the Soviet Union from 1944 to the 1990's. It is between
> Minsk and Vilna. and some of the time it was in the Vilna district (Vilna is
> now in Lithuania) but for the last 200 years Krivichi was not part of
> Lithuania. <A
> HREF="http://www.users.voicenet.com/~cherlin/Cherlin/Maps/pale.html">Pale of
> Settlement Krivichi is next to Vileyka.
> Thank you . Eilat
>
IDA KATZOFF Request Information (SS-5)
SSN 053-38-2429 Residence: 11365 Fresh Meadows, Queens, NY
Born 2 May 1889 Last Benefit:
Died Feb 1985 Issued: NY (1963
h Info I have on the Katzoffs was from my cousin,whoI think has passed
away, Sophie and Mac Rosen. Sophies mother was Ida Katzoff(1888-1985)
Ida married Yitzchok Katzoff --he was a butcher. Her parents were
Aidelle ette(Zelinsky) and Yitzchok YAakov KAtzovitz. Now for the
connection:::: MY gg granmother, Shimka ( Zelinsky) Fisher and Aidella
Etta were sisters.
I am really looking for Zelinsky's and Fishers. Perhaps there is another
connection.
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Subj: donors list
Date: 1/21/02 1:55:26 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: rubinlj@netvision.net.il (RUBIN LEON)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com (eilat gordn)
21 of January 2002
Here is an updated list of donors for the Dolhinov Cemetery Project:
1. Alperovich Tova Ramat Gan, Israel $250
2. Blum Bushke Givataim, Israel $250
3. Berzam Chaya Ramat Gan, Israel $250
4. Baranovski Chava Ramat Gan, Israel $250
5. Gitlitz Yecheskel Tel Aviv, Israel $250
6. Gitlin Avi Ramat Hasharon , Israel $375
7. Grosbein Chaim Petach Tikva, Israel $250
8. Golan (Goltz) Yechezkel Rehovot, Israel $185
9. Dr. Goltz- Doytch Miryam Haifa Israel $250
10.Chafetz Asya Tel Aviv, Israel $250
11.Chafetz Gutman Tel Aviv, Israel $250
12.Cheres Yehuda Herzelia, Israel $500
13.Finesilber Beny Haifa, Israel $250
14. Lenkin Nachum Holon, Israel $250
15. Norman Shimon Petach Tiqva, Israel $250
16. Norman Yitzhak Givataim, Israel $250
17. Fridman Moshe Kfar Saba, Israel $250
18. Koton Levi Ytzhak Holon, Israel $250
19.Kravchinski Rachel Petach Tiqva, Israel $250
20. Kremer-Sosenski Batya Ashdod, Israel $250
21.Dimshtein Lev Alfey Menashe, Israel $250
22.Perevoskin Aharon Ganey Yochanan, Israel $250
23.Shlechtman (Sosensky) Sima Ashdod, Israel $250
24.Shinuk David Rishon Lezion, Israel $250
25.Shulman Hinda Ramat Gan, Israel $250
26.Shamgar (Smorgonski) Shlomo, Givataim, Israel $250
27.Sosenski Yehuda Ganey Yochanan, Israel $250
28.Rubin Leon Ramat Efal, Israel $250
29.Rubin Arye Givataim, Israel $250
30.Rubin Victor Chedera, Israel $250
31.Rubin Israel Neveh Mivtach, Israel $250
32.Rapson/ Ekman Michael Avichail, Israel $250
33.Radashkovich Gideon Givataim, Israel $250
34.Radashkovich Mordechay Givataim, Israel $250
35.Radashkovich Roni Givataim, Israel $200
36.Podshivalov (Shpreregen) Fanya, Nesher; Israel $ 200
37.Fridman Eli Argentina $250.
38.Griner Chasya Brazil $375
39.Drewiacki Max Berlin, Germany $375
40.Mr. & Mrs. Jack Diamond Omaha, U.S.A $250
41.Eilat Gordin Levitan, Studio City, Ca U.S.A $250
42.Shmilovich Avraham Kvar Saba Israel $125
43.Tych Raja (nee Bronshtein) Ramat Gan Israel $275
44.Zolotov Zipora Lahavim Israel $250
45.Markman Sonya New Haven U.S.A. $100
46.Yofe Sima Ramat Gan Israel $125
47.Labunski Fanny(nee Ruderman) Haifa Israel $125
48. Radashkovich Eliyahu Ramat Gan Israel $100
49. Radashkovich Arie Tel Aviv Israel $125
50. Gayer Rita Petach Tiqva Israel $250
51. Rapson Dov (Melamed) Avichail Israel $250
52. Rapson Avigdor (Ekman) Herzelia Israel $250
53. Paz Yosef & Dvora Haifa Israel $250
54. Sosenski Yaakov Ashdod Israel $125
55. Sosenski Sima Ganey yochanan Israel $125
56. Ben Barak Gallia Rechovot Israel $125
57. Shor Maya (nee Sosenski) Bizaron Israel $125
58. Sosenski Eli Ashdod Israel $125
59. Kaplan Klila Tel Aviv Israel $125
60. Kanter Laura (nee Libe Rubin)Boca Raton Fl. U.S.A $500
61. Schuster Riva Kvar Saba Israel $125
62. Brant Sara Navei Mivtach Israel $100
63. Aminetsach Yehuda Herzelia Israel $125
64. Aminetsach Avraham Jerusalem Israel $125
65. Dr Shmilovich Zelig Omer Israel $125
66. Ruderman Florence New York U.S.A. $150
67. Chalifa Raya(nee Rubin)Navei Mivtach Israel $125
68. Shap Gerald & family (Grosbein)Cape-Town,South Africa $650
69. Harcavi (Furman) Meier Ramat Hasharon Israel $250
70. Harcavi (Furman) Chanan Ramat Efal Israel $250
71. Rosen Lester & Debby Glencoe , Chicago U.S.A. $250 + $50
72. Susan M. Goldsmith of Piedmont, CA ,U.S.A. $500
73. Jacob Chevlin, Florida, U.S.A $250
74. Simon Chevlin, New Haven, U.S.A $250
75. Shifra( nee Chevlin) Zamkov, New Haven, U.S.A. $500
76. Ester Telis (Dockshitzki) Cheshire, Con. U.S.A. $500
77. Prof. M. Shapiro Hod Hashron, Israel $100
78. Zipi Asafi (Grosbein) Kfar Saba, Israel $125
79. Dr. Orania Yanay Tel Aviv, Israel $250
80. Dr. Dimenshtein Victor Tel Aviv, Israel $250
81. Liberman Batya & Esar Fridman Kvar Saba, Israel $125
82. Rabani Ziva Jerusalem, Israel $125
83. Evalyn Krown New York,U.S.A.$100
84. Shamgar Giora ,Ramat Gan,Israel $125
85. Lechterman Chaim Tzahala,Israel $125
86. Malerevitch Batya (nee Lechterman) Tel Aviv,Israel $125
87. Gitlitz Orah & Tzipi, Givataim, Israel $125
88. Bronshtein Chana Ramat Gan , Israel $250
89. Doytch Israel, Petach Tiqva, Israel $125
90. Dr. Bronshtein Michael Tel Aviv ,Israel $250
91. Gutman Palant, Moshav Magshimim,Israel $250
92. Radashkovich Viera, Ramat Gan,Israel $125
93. Holland Nate, Winetka, IL,U.S.A. $125
94. Holland Bill , Chicago, U.S.A. $125
95. Garson Charllotte, Atlanta,Georgia,U.S.A. $250
96. Ben-tov Chaya, Ramat Gan, Israel $75
97. Gitlin Mordechy, Haifa, Israel $50
98. Kagan (Gendel) Malka, Haifa Israel $50
99. Adin (Eidelman) Dov, Beit Avot Efal, Israel $75
100. Rubin Elyakim, Givataim, Israel $50
101. Dr Pryss Leon, Natanya, Israel $60
102. Even Bila,Ramat Yitzchak,Israel $50
103. Prof Samuel Kassov, Hartford,USA $100
This is a list of donors who participated financially so far in the restoration
of
the Jewish Cemetery in Dolhinov.
The project is estimated to cost 30000 US dollars . 23000 of the sum has been
already collected.
For address of people on the list - email:
rubinlj@netvision.net.il (RUBIN LEON)
For letters:
Leon Rubin, 2 Hartsit str.,Ramat Efal, 52960, Israel
Tel. 03-6356469
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Today I talked with Sara (From the
Norman, Kooperstooch/ Baskind family of Vileyka) and Boris Klor (from Michalishek
near Vilna.) The Klors have homes in Hamden, CT and in Delray Beach, FL.
Boris was born in Michalishek in 1921. Sara was born in Vileyka. her mother
was from the Norman family (a relative of Shalom and Moshe Norman) Her father
was from the Baskind/ kooperstooch family of Ilja and Dolhinov. The original
last name was Baskin but some of the family changed their last name to Kooperstooch
to avoid serving in the Russian army prior to the first World war. I found some
Information on the Baskin family by using a search engine. I will post it in
the next note.
Saras' family moved from Vileyka to Michalishek when she was still a young child.
She practically grew up with Boris Klor. As they grew they fell in love. Sara
moved to Vileyka during the rule of the Soviets (1939-1941) It was easier the
get a job in Vileyka that had many official Soviet offices.
In the summer of 1941, the day before the German invaded the Soviet Union, one
of Saras' sister came for a visit in Vileyka as summer vacation started. Both
sisters were able to get on a train to Russia during the first days of the German
invasion. they survived the war somewhere in the eastern regions of Russia.
Unknown to them a brother was also able to arrive in Russia. Two sisters were
in German camps. One Perished and the other survived.
Boris klor is the only person who survived the war from his entire family. He
was taken to ghetto Vilna with most of the Jews of his shtetl. He was able to
escape in 1943with a group of 27 young people mostly from Grodno, who were helped
by some Jewish partisans from the Narootz forest.It took them five days to reach
the forest. they were able to bring nine pistols. He later joined Warshilov
Brigade under markov. he served there with many from Kurenets, Svir, Myadel,
Postov, Krivichi and more. he knew many families from Kurenets who hid in the
area. for a short time he also served in the jewish unit under Yosef Glazman.
He told me about rivka Gvint, Rivka Alperovitz, shimon Zimerman, Sara and Moshe
Alperovitz (Rashkas'- my great grandmothers' sister) Ester Reich (Chaya Gurevitz
the daughter of Israel- my great grandfathers' brother)and Zalman, Gershon,
Lea and their father- Natan Gurevitz, the brother of my grandfather)
After the war Sara and Boris found each other. They came to Germany via Poland
and tried to get papers to settle in Israel. Saras' grandmother from the Baskin
family- was in the U. S for many years. she looked for survivors and when she
found them she was able to get papers for them and they all came to America.
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I found a site with relatives of Sara; BASKIND FAMILY HISTORY
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jlevinson/moearticle.html
By Moe Baskind
As I at last begin writing a history of our family, my greatest regret is that
my sister Rose is not alive. She would have given me much information of an
interesting nature that I only possess slightly.
Our family came from what is now either Poland or Lithuania.(now Belarus) We
are classed however as Litvoks. My fathers family lived in a village called
Ilya. If you can find a large map of Russia or Poland you might spot it. I once
saw it on a map, but I don't recall what book. It is somewhat south of the larger
city of Vilna.
My father, born about 1861 was the second oldest of a family of six boys and
one girl. The oldest although in my cousin Joseph Baskind's book he calls him
Menachim Mendel. Next was my father, Avrum Pesach, then David "Cooperstock,"
followed by Hirschl, Itche, Rivka (who became an Arian) and Shmeul. In Russia
the eldest son was exempt from army duty so somehow David was made the eldest
son of a Cooperstock family. They were the only family that never came over,
although some of the children came here, and some landed in Israel.
How they all made a living before coming to America, I can't tell you. Their
parents names were Berel and Rashi. Their father died rather young, and they
were all out on their own when youngsters. Their mother died about 1904 or 1905,
and I believe at the time, only my Aunt Rivka was living in Europe.
How well I remember the peculiar custom prevailing then that when a letter came
from Europe announcing the death of a parent or close relative, the news was
kept from the immediate family member. Sometimes, for a year. It would seem
that this would have an effect on saying kaddish, and why a death was kept secret,
I don't know.
Chai Mendel who landed and stayed in New York was a shammes and part reverend.
He was the father of Joseph, a prominent member and General Secretary of the
ARBEITER RING, the national Jewish Labor organization. His other children were
Louie, who has some children living in Miami Beach. Tillie Broida, who lived
in Pittsburgh for awhile, and then moved to New York, and Fannie, who also lived
in New York. The other son who stayed in New York was Uncle Schmuel. The was
the father of Rose Somberg, now living in Cleveland.
I believe Uncle Hirshel, the father of Dinah Slavin, Minnie Baskind, Beckie
Minister, Rose Kohl, and Manny was the first to arrive in the United States.
His wife, Tante Sarita, was distantly related to the Brudno family of Cleveland
and perhaps that is why they came to Cleveland. The Brudno's already had a large
stogie factory in Cleveland. I remember it on lower Broadway. It must have been
five or six stories high. When Uncle Hirschel came to Cleveland, he immediately
went to work for the Brudno's. My Aunt Sarita was very proud of her ancestor,
Menasseh of Ilya, who is mentioned in the Encyclopedia Britanica as one of the
five famous pupils of the Vilna Gaon. That is why there are so many Emanuel's
in their family.
Tante Rivka married an Arian who was either a first or second cousin to the
Baskind's. They were the last of my fathers family to come over and consisted
of Ida Newmeyer, George who lived in California, Rose, now with the Blonder
company and retired. Harry a druggist who passed away early in life, and Ben,
the only one born in this country Ben passed away in 1973. The reason they came
later was due to the inability of my Uncle Isaac Arion to enter this country
on his first attempt. How well I remember his efforts, only to be turned away
at Ellis Island in New York because of weak eyes. I don't remember how many
times he tried but finally made it.
My Uncle Itche came over as a single man, and then brought over his future wife
Sarah. I vaguely remember their wedding, although Minnie Baskind says she remembers
it well. I think it about 1901 or 1902. They had four sons and one daughter.
All the sons became the famous druggists of Cleveland. Harry, the oldest became
the first Jewish Chairman of the State Pharmacy Board in Ohio. Perhaps the first
Jew in that capacity of any state. Harry died in 1975. Next was Jack, now retired,
who recently celebrated his 75th birthday. Then came Al and David, who passed
away early in life, and last, the only girl Florence. Of course all of these
cousins of mine have numerous children. There were many other cousins from Uncle
Schmuel's family as well.
Now some information of my mother's family. She was born about 1863. They were
not poor as my fathers. Her father and mother, Beritche and Pia, lived in Kablonka,
a small village not too far from Ilya. My grandfather inherited the rights to
the lease of a grain mill plus some small acreage of land. I call it rights
because they were not allowed to own any land. However their ancestors received
that right from the Poretz or Count who owned the land for many miles around.
My mother had an older sister Shana who married a specter and had one son, Abe.
None of Abe's children survive today. Other children of Shana are Dinah Kline,
who had several children. Gute Friedland, who had Dorothy and other daughters
and sons whom I don't remember.
A younger brother of my mother Moshe Hirschel Alpert had to leave a daughter
in Europe because of illness. Another daughter was Freda Rubenstein who lived
in Denver and passed away in 1976. Freda had a son and a daughter. Her daughter
lives in Denver and is called Mrs. Mosco. Abe, a son of Moshe Hirschel was a
druggist, now passed away. How many children, I don't know....
to
read the baskind story click here;
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I am the grandson of Abe Deutsch
who emigrated from Dalhinov with 2 brothers Chaim Rachmeal Deutsch and Nathan
Deutsch and settled in New York and Chicago. Two sisters came also and all contact
has been lost with them and more probably their descendents. Anyone related
to a "Deutsch" in Dalhinov, please contact me.
Manifest for Leviathan
Sailing from Southampton July 21, 1924
Deutsch, Nathan M 63y M Chicago, Ill. passport # 330046.
Manifest for Noordam
Sailing from Rotterdam July 31, 1906
. Deutsch, Abe M 32y W Russia, Hebrew Jalowof
Deutsch, Juda M 9y S Russia, Hebrew Jalowof .
Manifest for Zieten
Sailing from Bremen March 05, 1910
Deutsch, Lime F 18y S Russia, Hebrew Dokoschitz going to brother; Harry in New
York
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In Krivichi on 28th April 1942, as
reprisal for a train having been derailed, the Jewish community was kept in
the square all day: "In the square the doomed people were forced to strip naked
and were then driven out into a field. There was a large barn there which the
Germans set on fire. The people were driven into the flames. The sight of children
burning alive was terrible!" (Rayak in Ehrenburg & Grossman 1981, p.199).
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I called Michael Gibelman (Gable)
in Florida.
Michaels’ maternal grandfather was Velvel Alperovitz of kurenitz. Velvel
had thirteen children (with more then one wife) most of his children came to
the U.S c 1900 and settled in New York. Some if his children were:
1. There was a son Motel — Morris Alperovitz who lived in New York and
changed his last name to Alpert. He had two children.
2. A daughter Chaya Zipa married .. Taryevitz. They had four children. Two of
them never came to the U.S. —Motka and Zalman lived in Gorki after the
war. 3.
3. There was a daughter Ester Goss who lived in New York and had a son and a
daughter.
4. Another daughter was liza Dimond of New York
5. Michaels’ mother was Gitel who was born c 1895. She married Chaim Gitelman
and moved to Krivich to open a shoes manufacturing business. In Krivich Michael
and his sisters were born. (Michael 1920?). Later own the family returned to
Kurenitz. From 1934- 1937 michael attended the "Tarbut" School in
Dolhinov. In 1939 Michael left the Kurenitz area and lived in Gorki. During
the war he was in the far southeast region of the Soviet Union. After the war
ended he was in germany and tried to get papers to go to Israel but was not
able to. During that time he found out that both his mother and his father had
a large family in the U.S that was looking for any relatives who survived.In
1949 he came to the U.S. The only other relatives who survived were the Norman
brothers (Tuvia and Reuven).Tuvias' and reuvens' Grandfather was;
6. Meir Aharon Alperovitz, died in Kurenitz before the war. see end of next
post for information about his family.Michael also told me that I should get
in touch with Mike Silver who was born in Krivich.
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Today I called Shalom Norman in Israel.
He told me that every year he attends the memorial meetings for the Jews who
perished in Vileyka. The meetings are held during Purim since most of the residents
of Vileyka and other Jews who worked there from near by shtetls, were killed
during Purim of 1942. In 2002 the meeting will be held on the 28 of February.
Most of Shaloms' family was able to escape from Vileyka by train to Russia during
the first days of the German occupation. Shalom thinks that hundreds of people
from Vileyka were able to escape by trains, and most of the towns’ Jews
survived.
From reading the Yizkor books of other communities in the area and talking to
people I know that it is not so in other communities. At the most about 10%
of the Jews survived and very few of them were able to escape during the first
days. Most who tried were turned back when they reached the old Polish-Russian
border. Many did not try because they had no idea of the coming horrors.
In 1939 when the Russian invaded they sent people to Siberia but did not kill
any.
So most people in other communities were then under the impression that only
the communist Jews would be in danger from the Germans and others, especially
women and children would be safe.
Later I called Reuven Norman in Israel. Reuven was about sixteen in 1941. I
asked him if he knew if most of the Jews of Vileyka were saved. He said that
hundreds escaped by taking trains and others (like him) later on, but more Jews
from Vileyka perished then escaped. He said that he would try to find the numbers.
He told me that hundreds escaped because Vileyka had a train station and two
trains were able to go deep in to Russia during the first days of the occupation
by Germany. I asked Reuven why his family did not try to escape. He told me
that his father was a guard at the palace in St. Petersburg in 1914. At the
start of World War I he was sent to the front and was captured by the Germans.
He was a P.O.W for four years and felt that the Germans treated him very fairly
during that time. He truly disliked the communists- and said "The Germans
are very civilized people as far as my experience goes- why would they be different
now?"
The family did not question his decision. At that time the father ruled.
A few weeks later, some time in July of 1941 he immediately volunteered to work
when the Germans gave an order to all the Jewish man to come.
With another about fifty Jewish men from Vileyka he was a taken to work. All
day they dug holes in the ground and at the end of the day they were shot and
fell in the holes they dug. Some local Christians, who watched it, later told
their families about it.
Reuven told me that he was hiding in Kurenets with his grandfather’s family
during the first months of the war.
His mother was the daughter of Meir Aharon Alperovitz of Kurenitz. She was a
sister to Yermiyau, herzel, Shlomo and Feyga Michla Shmukler. Meir Aharon had
a sister who married an Eidelman in Krivichi and had a son Michael who now lives
in Florida. Yermiyahu and Hertzel Alperovitz died in the Vileyka camp. Both
were very helpful to the other people in the camp and hertzel was one of the
organizers of the escape. Hertzels’ wife Leyka survived the escape, Her
sister Liba was killed and her husband Mordechai and the two children survived.
After the war Leyka married Mordechai Alperowitz (the father of Yeoash). The
youngest brother Shlomo was a prisoner of war since 1939. (He was in the Polish
army). The family received letters from him for two years until the Germans
started the war with Russia. They do not know where he perished.
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KRIVITSKY Family
First Generation
1. Motel1 Krivitsky (#675) was born on (birth date unknown).
He married Fraydl Narotzky. (Fraydl Narotzky is #674.) Fraydl was the daughter
of David Eliezer Narotzky and Fage Ethel Cohen.
Motel Krivitsky and Fraydl Narotzky had the following children:
2 i. Fayves2 Krivitsky (#723) was born on (birth date unknown).
3 ii. Luba Krivitsky (#724) was born on (birth date unknown). She married Chaim
Swintelsky. (Chaim Swintelsky is #725.) He resided Florida. (See Chaim Swintelsky
for the continuation of this line.)
She resided Florida. Zvi Krivitsky
Harry Kay:
I Was My Brothers Keeper
by Gad Nahshon
The fate of his people during the Holocaust era motivated Harry Kay to volunteer
to the Israeli army in the 1948 Israel's Independence War. Harry Kay, who lives
in Las Vegas with this great family is 75 years old. He served as a Marine Sargeant
in the U.S. Army and fought in the Pacific as one of the many Jewish soldiers
who served then in the U.S. Army. But he was also a brave fighter. After World
War II, he learned about the Holocaust and about the struggle to establish a
Jewish state. He did not hesitate and joined the North-American volunteers who
came to fight in the war which was from Nov. 1947 to July 1949, when Syria signed
the last cease fire agreement. The story of this American volunteer still is
looking for an author.
It is a unique saga of a tribe of fighters, a story of a small minority who
volunteered out of a million Jews who lived in America. These volunteers saved
the prestige of the American Jewry since they were ready to give not just support
or donations, but their own blood. Indeed, their story, because of many reasons,
has been forgotten. They have not received the proper recognition in our historiography,
perhaps because 90% of these American volunteers returned to their native land.
Perhaps this is the reason why the unique heroism of Harry Kay, or Zvi-Ben-Ami
Krivitsky, was exposed only at the ceremony which took place (April 6, 2000)
at the Plaza Hotel, Manhattan.
Harry Kay himself, is a very modest person. He did not tell his story to many
people. He viewed his volunteerism and heroism as a simple commitment to his
people. He was a military leader. He taught the Israelis how to develop tank
warfare. He told them how to fight as a modern army. He fought in Latrun. He
fought in the Negev. But his heroism helped the Israeli army to stop the advancing
Egyptian Army who was stationed an hours distance from Tel Aviv. In his last
fight in Nov. 1948, Harry Kay, a hero, lost an eye. His unique contribution
to the Israeli army and his heroism in the battles were recognized by his commanders
and by David Ben Gurion. But only after 51 years, the Israeli officials came
to the conclusion that Harry Kay deserved two special decorations. After the
Israeli defense ministry approved these decorations, Maj-Gen. Zeev Livne, Israel's
military attache in the U.S., informed Harry Kay and his devoted friends, some
of them were also volunteers in 1948, that they planned this touching ceremony.
Many celebrities attended such as: Israel's Consul-General in New York Shmuel
Siso, New York D.A. Robert Morgenthau, who is a friend of Kay's, David Onn of
the Israeli Aircraft Industry, Doron Cohen of Fidelity Holding, and many others.
At the ceremony, Maj-Gen. Zeev Livne honored Kay with the decorations and said
that Israel is looking for peace since 'cold peace is preferred to hot wars.'
At the ceremony friends such as Jerry Oren told the audience about the contribution
of Kay to the Israeli victory. They explained that the Israeli army was poorly
equipped and lacked the experience of a modern army. It is very important to
listen to these soldiers because, today, the new post-Zionist Israeli historians
teach the Israelis that the Israeli army was superior to all of the Arab's armies.
We were not a weak, small minority. According to them, we were a military superman
fighting against weaklings. So how come 6,000 soldiers were killed in this war?
"I heard someone speaking English. I thought that this is an enemy soldier.
But someone told me that this is an American volunteer who came to help us.
This volunteer was Harry Kay," said Jerry Oren. It is very important to point
out that the contribution of these volunteers was not just their military experience,
like in the case of Col. Micky Marcus or Paul Shulman, or the fact that they
fought and died in this war, but also the psychological effect of the feeling
that they came to fight, that the Israelis were not ignored by the world. By
the way, many volunteers were gentiles!
The story of Harry Kay and the story of other volunteers should be taught inside
the American Jewish community. These heroes and their heritage is the best bridge
between Israel and American Jewry. They should be presented as role models of
the American Jewish solidarity with Israel. "We fought in the Negev. Suddenly,
we had to deal with something new for us in the battlefield: Egyptian Tanks.
Were were shocked! What to do? Then came our saviors from America, a 24 year
old ex-marine, Tvi Krivitsky, today Harry Kay. He told us exactly what to do.
He developed the anti-tank combat. He trained us. He wrote a special manual
of how to deal with the tanks. His contribution and heroism pushed us to win
the battles in the Negev," said Jerry Oren, today a businessman from Encino,
California, who was born in Israel and was also a great fighter in 1948.
Harry Kay is still a very modest person. He is a great optimist. In the ceremony,
he spoke about peace, not about wars. He loves Israel. He loves his great family
which escorted him to this event. Kay's herosim has been recorded by some writers
such as Dan Kurzman in his classical book "Geness 1948" (p. 580-590). In November
1948, David Ben Gurion sent him a letter in which he wrote to 1st Lieut. Zvi
Krivitsky (Kay), the following: "I hereby express my gratitude for the valuable
contribution you have made to the defense of our country." He related Kay's
herosim "to our noble chapter of honor and valor..."
The story of Kay's heroism was recorded by Gen. (Res.) Matitiahu Peled, a commander
in the second battalion, 'Givati' (Shimon Avidan was the commander of Givati).
Gen. (Res.) Peled wrote in his "Report on Zvi-Ben-Ami Krivitsky" the following:
This man who served in the Givat Brigade for over 7 months both as a 2nd lieutenant
for 3 months and within a month he was promoted to 1st lieutenant. Zvi Ben Ami
came into my company at my request. Prior to that he had served in another sector
teaching tank warfare. He also served as a leader of a group of American volunteers
in the Haganah in the same regiment.
His experience as a Marine Sergeant in the American Forces serving in the Pacific
revealed itself in every battle he participated in and made a valuable asset
to our Army, and gave him the designation as a fearless, level headed fighter
and organizer with great knowledge. He thus became a symbol and an inspiration
for all our soldiers. Soon it became evident that our military leaders needed
to gain knowledge of tank warfare because the enemy was equipped and attacking
with tanks. We sent men from each company for training in tank warfare under
Zvi ben Ani. They returned with confidence that they would be able to overpower
the tanks of the enemy, Zvi pointed out to the men the deficiencies and the
handicaps of the tanks and assured them that with the proper knowledge of the
enemy's weapons and with determination together with their inspired belief in
their cause they could overcome all tank attacks. His art of teaching and methods
of training coupled with his knowledge of tanks and methods of fighting tanks
was entirely different from anything we previously had known. After a short
while his company became the best informed and trained in all the regiments.
He also taught his men how to handle themselves during battle, and how to spread
out and encircle the enemy and utilize their weapons in every crisis. He also
knew how to inspire his men with self confidence in their cause, and with confidence
in him and themselves. He was also very cheerful.
He taught the men how to get into the enemy's territory and ferret out their
positions and secrets without being observed and return to tell. He accompanied
them personally on many such a mission and showed them how it was possible to
detect their strength and observe their positions without being seen and to
bring the proper report back to their headquarters. Through all his accomplishments
he won the acclaim of all the men and all the leaders. Under fire and during
battle he was unusually calm, level headed and fearless, inspiring all the men
who served under him with confidence. Because of all these outstanding qualities
in the battle against the Egyptians his advice was sought by the highest military
command on how to deal with bazookas, grenades, and flame throwers. Although
he lacked knowledge of the Hebrew language, he was able to make himself understood
by gestures and at no time was his language deficiency a handicap to conveying
his knowledge of the type of warfare necessary.
The character and adaptability of Zvi's ability as a military leader revealed
itself to its fullest extent on the night of October 17, 1948 in the battle
of the Negev. There were military observers who had witnessed Zvi's courage
previously at Ltrun and Asaud. But in my company, I was the only one who had
been with Zvi in these earlier battles. However, the men had all heard tales
of his courage and fearlessness. He led the men personally into the enemy lines.
He was the first of two to get into the enemy lines, and when his superior officer
was killed, he immediately assumed leadership and re-organized the men, serving
as a symbol of courage and fearlessness to them. They followed him with complete
confidence.
When they reached their position on the hill the battle began. Under his great
leadership they overtook the enemy positions, and enabled the second company
to fulfill their mission. Because of his quick thinking and quick decisions,
it was possible for his company to keep the hill and repulse the Egyptians instantly
in their attempt to regain their strategy which ordinarily would have taken
hours of planning. In this attack many men were lost, but through it all he
inspired his men to continue the battle with courage and confidence until a
third company came to their aid. During this attack Zvi lost his left eye and
for a few moments he was unconscious, but almost instantly he regained consciousness
and encouraged the men to continue fighting. He lay in a trench this way, and
though he was seriously wounded and bleeding he continued to urge his men to
continue the battle against the enemy. After withstanding the attack, they repulsed
attacks all the following day and Zvi, unable to see what was going on, was
still able to command his men and advise them upon the method of attack. Not
until that evening were they able to contact headquarters and were relieved
by another company. The wounded, including Zvi, were taken to the hospital.
The loss of Zvi to his company because of his wounds was a great one, and the
entire military command hoped that he would return to them soon.
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News
Walter G. Krivitsky
General Walter G. Krivitsky was found dead in the Bellevue Hotel in Washington,
D.C., on February 10, 1941. Krivitsky was the former head of the Soviet Military
Intelligence in Western Europe. Although his death was declared a suicide, some
people were suspicious that the Soviets may have murdered him. No information
was ever uncovered to prove his death was anything other than suicide
Walter Krivitsky (1899-1941)
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Nancy Holdan wrote;
My Svir website is up. It is just for a preview until I get more
information.
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Svir
nholden@interserv.com
I am pasting here some information from the site;
Our Small Town - Swir
Extracts from a book from the Yivo Institute in New York written in Yiddish.
The extracts (ca. 8 pages on the description and history of the town Swir) were
sent to Belarus SIG by Arnold H. Wolfe, who had them translated into English
by a friend.
The town of Swir, where we saw for the first time in our lives the rays of the
sun: the town that first heard our childish delight; the town where our first
tears dropped: the town in which we played and joked throughout our childhood;
this was the town that became a part of ourselves like our own flesh and blood.
A long street with two squares and a few small alleys actually made up the whole
of Swir, and despite the description it was, in our eyes, the children of Swir,
nicer than any other town. Truthfully speaking there were no brick houses in
Swir. It was only one side wall and all the other parts of the house were built
of wood. The roofs were covered either with shingles, metal or plain straw.
Throughout our lifetime many houses grew old. There were houses which were practically
sunken in the earth up to the windows. Some homes did not even have wooden floors.
It was a rarity to have plumbing in the town of Swir. Most of the water was
derived from a well quite far away, and yet it seemed a wonder that no one hated
this place. On the contrary, everyone was tied to this town with their very
lives.
Anywhere a person of Swir was to be found, be it in New York or Los Angeles,
in Buenes Aires or in Cuba, in Paris or in Brazil, in London or Tel-Aviv, in
that place the one same heart was beating. All of them are bound like brothers
and sisters, their lives like one, and all this because of the forlorn little
town in a section of Vilna.
The town was very friendly. Even the nature around us was a witness that our
grandparents knew where to build their homes. From one side a stream, and from
the other side a lake, and the stream actually flows out of the lake near the
houses of the town. Around and around were forests, fields and small towns.
The town was not dipped in milk and honey, rather in green fields and flowers
and as far as the eye could see were various fruit trees. There were apple and
pear trees, plum and cherry trees, and blueberries without end.
During the summer the town was surrounded by ears of corn and stalks of wheat.
In the winter is was covered with a big white blanket of snow. The Jews of Swir
, therefore, lived a very contented life. In the old huts there lived good people
and devoted friends. Everyone felt secure in their homes, like a bird in its
nest, that is, until the wild barber came and the nest together with is birds
was broken and destroyed. Woe! Woe unto the faithful and devoted birds of Swir!
Woe! Woe unto their burned and destroyed nest.
Highlights of the History of Swir
Unfortunately, a lot of historical material and documentation is missing, thus
making it difficult to relate the exact history of Swir. Not only was our whole
city destroyed, but also our cultural and social life was uprooted. We were
physically uprooted from our very origin, as well as geographically lost. The
sources for further basic knowledge are lost to us today. Unfortunately, the
generation that could have enriched us with its knowledge has perished. Yet
we made an effort to relate the history of this town in a concise form.
It is clear that the town carries the name of the great Duke Swerski. His dynasty
ruled for hundreds of years over all the surrounding areas. It is also said
that on the peak of the mountain there stood a beautiful castle. In his honor
not only was the town named after him, but also tens of families named themselves
after the great Duke. It was extremely difficult for us to confirm with certainty
if the families today named Swirski spread throughout the world originated from
Swir.
According to all estimations the Jewish community was is existence for hundreds
of years. The old cemetery can be a witness to this as most graves are sunken
in the earth. The few monuments whose engraving was still legible dated back
one hundred and fifty years. The ledger that had all the deaths recorded on
it, and their place of burial was passed from one generation to the next, and
was an important historical document.
Most Jews of the town wandered in from surrounding towns or close cities. It
is difficult to know today whether they came of ther own free will or because
of the decree from the Czarist regime that Jews must leave the towns. Therefore,
many families who were forced to leave carried the name of their town. The Fuzileher,
Shpialer, Dubnikirer according to the origin of their town, for example, the
Kurgatkes originated from the town of Kureniaz, Miadler and Shuentzianer. The
big fire that broke out at the end of the century practically wiped out the
city. Therefore there are no old historical buildings or antiques left. The
synagogue was rebuilt after the fire in a modern style.
The town endured many wars. Napoleon and his army reached there. There is a
legend that the Swirer hills thinned out through him. Through the First World
War the town practically remained unharmed because the fighting front was further
away by several kilometers. Later however, by the Polish-Bolshevik War in 1920
there was a battle before the town was captured.
The stronghold of the Polish Army was on the hill of Swir, while the yet stronger
Bolshevik Red Army was located at the other side of the river. During the fierce
battle between the two armies which heavily destroyed many homes, the Jews escaped
to the cemetery. The cemetery was in close proximity to the city. The day after
the surrender of the Polish Army the Jews returned to their homes.
They later found out that it was a coincidence that they were saved because
they all hid behind the trees of the cemetery. The Russian Army saw that there
were large groups of people hiding there and mistook them for the Polish. They
were prepared to fire with their artillery when they heard the cry of a child
and the sound of animals. They realized then that they were only civilians.
In that war an eleven year old boy was wounded. He was Velvel, the son of the
Chassid.
The people who remained alive claimed that after the Second World War the greatest
majority of the town was destroyed. The synagogue became level with the earth.
The whole area was virtually uprooted. The Christian neighbors made the area
into gardens. No vestige of Jewish life, as it was, remained. Most tragic of
all, was that from approximately 200 families who lived there, remained only
100 survivors. These people were scattered all over the world, but the majority
of them are in Israel.
Geographical and Economic Situation
Even from a distance of 5 to 6 kilometers the contours of the town are visible
in the blue sky and extend long and narrow. Especially visible is the hill,
the Swir Everest in the middle of the market place, and the Swirer skyscraper
the Yedes wall.
The German occupation of the First World War extended the railroad to Constantine.
Swir is geographically located in west White Russia. The neighboring towns and
distances are as follows:
Kabilnik - 20 Kilometers
Michlisbak - 21 Kilometers
Sventzion - 37 Kilometers
Kurenetz - 49 Kilometers
Smargon - 42 Kilometers
Aside from the fact that the town was above sea level and the paths were cemented,
it was still very muddy on rainy days.
In back of the town there were lots of mud puddles. The farmers used to go to
town through the mud as a short cut. In a dry summer they picked up their pants
to their knees and splashed through the mud. During the fall and Spring it was
impossible to pass through the mud.
On the other side of town the ground was normal.
There were 1900 people in the town of Swir - 1100 Jews and 800 non Jews. Among
the gentiles there were White Russians and Poles. It was difficult to differentiate
who belonged to which nationality, because many rich people found it below their
dignity to admit they belonged to the White Russian nationality. They broke
their teeth in order to speak like Poles and claimed they belonged to the Polish
nationality. They let these people have their way, in letting them think they
were Polish.
The Jews lived in "The Street of the Third of May", which starts at the cloister
and goes till the horse market, a length of about one kilometer. That marked
the boundaries of the town. Many Jews also lived in smaller streets.
The people called Staravieren and tens of families built a village at the side
of the river and called Sloboda.
Most of the Jewish people in Swir were merchants. In front of every house on
the main street where goods were sold, there were many different types of stands.
There were textile, dry goods, hardware, building materials, bakeries, butcher
and other stands as well. For many people these stands were not their only means
of sustenance. In many families it was the job of the wives and daughters to
take care of these stands.
The men were the dealers, and dealt in many different trades. Some dealt with
wheat in large scale production. They used to purchase the wheat at the market
and exported large quantities to Vilna. Another dealt in the same manner with
potatoes, with fruit, with poultry, with eggs, with leather skins, with pig
hair and many others. There were many merchants who were occupied only during
certain seasons of the year, like fruit gardeners. Besides this, there were
many peddlers, and those who worked with their hands like shoemakers and tailors.
The Jews of Swir received the main financial help from the bank and the town's
Jewish Charity Organization. According to a report from Vilna, there were a
total of 140 members who belonged to the Jewish Charity Organization.
The greatest majority of the Jewish congregation lived very modestly, and yet
they were very satisfied and happy. Unfortunately, when the Second World War
broke out this contented life was utterly destroyed......
for beautiful moving pictures
of Svir click here;
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Today I decided to call the Normans
who wrote to the Vileyka site.
I called the information in Israel and asked for the number for Shalom Norman
in Rishon LeZion. I was told that there are two Shalom Niormans in Rishon LeZion!!
I took both numbers and one of them kept ringing busy (always on the net!).
I called the other number and the young man who answered as Shalom Norman said
that he had never seen the Vileyka site but his father Eli was from Vileyka!!
I called Eli Norman from Rishon and he told me that he was born in Vileyka but
he does not know; Shalom or Moshe or Avi Norman. he left Vileyka as a young
boy in July of 1941 when the Germans arrived. he left for Russia with his family
and in the last few years- all who are still alive from his Norman family live
in Israel. his fathers name was Shalom Norman and since he left vileyka as a
very young child he could not give me much information.
Since the other Shalom Norman was still unavailable and it was getting to late
to call in Israel, I called Shalom's brother; Moshe Norman
Woodbridge, CT USA.
Moshe had a "huge" amount of information to tell;
His father; Zvi Hirshel Norman was born in 1924 in vileyka. He was the son of
Shalom and Rosa Norman. (Rosa's family owned a hotel prior to 1939.) Zvi Hershel
had a sister who died of illness long before the war. He had a brother named
Izik who was born in 1929.
sometime after Vileyka became part of the U.S.S.R (September 1939) Rosa took
her youngest son to Moscow, to visit her brother; Leyzer, A General!!! in the
Red Army.
They found themselves in Russia when Germany invaded the Vileyka area. Zvi Hirshel
Norman took a large amount of money from the store he worked as soon as the
invasion started and boarded a train to Russia. The soviets were very suspicious
of him for his last name that sounded German to them and for the large amount
of money that he had. They decided that he was a spy for Germany and sent him
to Siberia.
Later he Joined the Red Army and after the defeat of the Germans he moved to
Vilna near his uncle; Zusman Norman who also survived the war by escaping to
Russia.
Later zvi Hirsh Norman Married Asia and had; Mosahe who is 54 years old and
Shalom who is 48 years old. Moshe remembers that during the Jewish holidays
his uncle Zusman Norman took him to the synagogue in Vilna.
The uncle; Izik norman(born in 1929 in Vilyka) fell into a bad company and in
his youth lived the live of a" Russian hooligan" robbing trains. As I understand
now he lives in Israel with some of his children; Mote, Rya (in Moscow) and
another daughter.
Other relatives of the Normans; Lived in Haifa; Chanania and his brother Zev
norman,
Their cousin, Yosef Norman who owned a printing house.
Cousin Zila Navon born in Vileyka in 1911- died in Israel last month.'Children;
Sara in California; Zohar, Amnon and Arik in Israel.
Zila"s sister ; Gita Ben Shem Meishi Bezprozvani Z"L had a son; Zohar.
Zusman Norman ( Batia Norman was his wife) was the brother of the
grandfather, Shalom. Their son Peisl Zentechovski (Norman born 1922) lives in
Israel as well as the
daughter Sara gazkes and the grandchildren
relatives in the U.S.; The Kopershtook family; David was a barber and married
Chana, his brorher reuven changed his last name to Cooper.
A sister; Sara married Boris Clor.
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The "Melamed from Krasne" had his
heder in a room in Reb Yehoshua Avraham Itche's house. It was a lopsided house
built on a slope, supported by beams set on an angle. His students couldn't
resist these beams; they loved to climb, hang from them and do all kinds of
simple exercises on them. The melamed suffered from these beams when his students
sneaked out of heder to enjoy some physical exercisehttp://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/radoshkovichi/rad025.html
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Eilat - Hi !
Saw your Vileyka page.
Eda Rosengaus Feldbaum was born in Vileyka in 1902.
Parents : Hirsh Rosengaus and Rivka Rivlin
During WW1 the family fled to Samara and after the war returned to
Vileyka . By 1921 they were in Mexico. In 1930 Eda married Sol Feldbaum
in NY.
Eda is still alive and apparently with a good memory and living in
Brooklyn in her own home. She is a little hard of hearing and has live
in help.
A list of questions I sent to her daughter did not elicit a reply but I
intend to try again.
Eda's phone :
(718) 434-3373
Her daughter Greta (called Babsie by all) Martin lives in Long Island .
(516) 5469527
Eda is a first cousin of my father in law Ben Ami Rivlin and visited us
here in Israel in about 1983.
Hopefully you know someone who lives nearby who would be willing to
interview her.
If you do have - I have some family questions I would like to add.
Has Shimon Kristal been in touch with you?
Keep up the good work,
Jules Feldman-------------------
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We have many Zelvins in the USA descended
from Lazar Zelvin who left Orsha about 1890.I am interested in learning more.
Norman Zelvin <n.zelvin@verizon.net>
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I would like to congratulate Nancy
Collier Holden nholden@interserv.com and Chaya Lupinsky mailto:lupinsky@netvision.net.il
for the most beautiful and informative job they have done in creating a site
for Myadel
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/myadel/index.htm
From the site map;
Myadel ~ Stary Myadel ~ Miadel ~ Miadelai ~ Miadziol ~ Miadziel ~ Stary Miadziol
~ Nowy Miadziol
in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania ~ Poland ~ Russia ~ United Soviet Socialist
Republics ~ Belarus
The Myadel Region: Myadel ~ Stary Myadel
1. Region of Calm and Dreaming Lakes Part I (Three part article from a biography
of Rabbi Eliahu Gordon)
The Myadel Region (links to maps and locators, geology, geography, industry,
architecture and travel)
Aerial Map of Myadel Landscape
Print enlarged Aerial Map
2. How Miadziol adopted Family Names Part II
Surnames in Myadel
1923 Myadel Business Directory
Households in Myadel
Printable Map
Lithuanian State Historical Archives
Supplemental Lists
Miadziol 1765
Miadziol 1784
Stary Miadziol 1765
3. Jews and Lithuanians Part III
History of the Jews in the Myadel Region (links to history, timelines, Jews
in the Pale of Settlement)
Life in Myadel by Arye Geskin
Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Kosczevsky of Myadel
Pandemics 1800-1900 in Myadel Region
Deaths in Myadel 1811-1831
The cemetery in Myadel 30th of August, 1941
Memorial 1993
To my dear friends Miadler (An open letter from Sarah and John Alper of Canada)
Memorial and names from the murder site, September 21 1942
Deaths in Myadel 1941-1944
4. Photographic Portraits of the Myadel Region
5. Contacts
From the Visitors Journal;
I have always tried to form a picture of the towns in the Myadel Region, especially
Myadel and Kobylnik.
I wanted to walk on the streets of our past. I longed to see the stream where
the fish were caught; the river where my great great grandfather set the cut
trees adrift; the lake when the sun set; the dusty roads that led to Vilna and
the forests where the wolves howled. My grandmother was born there. My great
grandfather ran the mill nearby. My great great grandmother had a store on the
Jewish Street. My great great great grandfather was the box tax collector. My
family lived in Myadel for at least seven generations before coming to America
in 1894.
This site is my patchwork. It longs for your stories and your family names.
It will be richer for the memories of all our ancestors. In hopes that I have
been able to bring you some of what I longed for, please contribute your comments.
What kind of comment would you like to send?
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/myadel/Journal.htm
Please visit
the site at http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/myadel/index.htm and click here
to write a note to Nancy.
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FROM;
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/myadel/How%20Myadlers%20chose%20Names.htm
HOW MYADSIOL ADOPTED FAMILY NAMES
Part II
One of the Myestetchkos in that region is that of Myadsiol. Its history goes
back more than eight centuries and is quite prominent on mediaeval geographical
maps. Local legends ascribe to it great prominence in the period of the ancient
Lithuanian monarchy. Its Jewish community, numbering about 200 souls, is also
of very remote beginnings. Most of them bear the family name Gordon, while the
remainder of the surnames are Hodosh. Gordon and Hodosh are still predominating
names in the membership list of the Myadsiol Benevolent Association of New York
City, the president of which is Mr. L. Gordon, a brother of Rabbi E. Gordon.
According to local tradition the surname Gordon was suggested for adoption by
one of the Jewish burghers of Myadsiol, a business woman, who on her travels
met venerable merchants by that name. But, as a matter of fact, the Gordons
seem to be related to the reputed Gordons of Bialystock. The surname Hodosh
is said to have been bestowed upon the latter settlers of Myadsiol to denote
their recency; Hodosh, meaning "new" in Hebrew.
ELIAHU’S PARENTS AND CHILDHOOD
One of the most esteemed citizens of Myadsiol was David Zeeb Gordon (d. Oct.
24, 1913),*(all dates are according to the Gregorian Calendar) who with his
wife Esther Hayah (d. April 12, 1917) represented the ideal type of Lithuanian
Jewry. Well versed in the Bible and Rabbinical lore, virtuous and upright above
all praise, with almost saintly piety and meekness and with the ever hopeful
endurance that sweetened and gladdened their toilful life, they were living
examples of the righteous and pious eulogized in the Psalms. On February 27th,
1865, Esther Hayah gave birth to her first child, Elijah, who was immediately
consecrated to a divine life. Elijah entered one of the local Heders at the
age of five and his unusual intelligence very shortly won for him the fame of
a prodigy. The facility with which he acquired the difficult parts of the Hebrew
Bible and the keen pilpul (casuistry) of the Talmud, was above any precedent
in his birthplace and in the neighboring Jewish towns. After he had been transferred
from one Melamed (teacher) to the other, they finally decided that he exhausted
their erudition and by their advice he was sent to the Rabbinical school of
Smorgoni, about 60 viersts north of Myadsiol, under the presidency of Rabbi
Loew Lichtmacher, His preciosity amazed his new masters and when he reached
the age of thirteen he was transferred to the Mayleh Yeshiva of Vilna, founded
in 1832.
CLICK
HERE FOR THE SITE
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Hello Eilat,
I saw your query on the Latvian GenForum,
.Although
I have a great number of maps, I don't have one for
the Soviet period, hence I don't know whether any
of the following live (or lived) on Red Army Street
(which would be Sarkanarmiijas iela, in Latvian).
Good luck!
Elizabete
Eilat, the following 8 individuals have a complete
address, which includes the apartment building number
and apartment number. They're listed in the current
Riga phone directory and I've supplied the apartment
number from a (for pay) on-line database of the 1995
directory. So a letter sent to any of them should be
delivered by the post office.
GORDINS ALEKSEJS
DAMMES 48-51
RIGA
Ph: 7425275
GORDINS IVANS
KEGUMA 43-25
RIGA
Ph: 7593076
GORDINS SERGEJS
KURZEMES PROSPEKTS 142-92
RIGA
Ph: 7429359
GORDINS SOLOMONS
DEGLAVA 152/1-59
RIGA
Ph: 7136416
GORDINS SOLOMONS
BARONA 90-22
RIGA
Ph: 7278197
GORDINS VOLDEMARS
STIRNU 19-11
RIGA
Ph: 7576389
GORDINA HAJA
DAINAS 3-7
RIGA
Ph: 7273268
GORDINA LIDIJA
SALASPILS 18/2-10
RIGA
Ph: 7259136
*****
The following 9 individuals are also listed in the
current Riga telephone directory, but not in the 1995
database, which unfortunately means that an apartment
number is not included. It's unlikely (but not
impossible) that the postal service would deliver a
letter to any of them. However, the phone number is
correct.
Galina Gordina
Patversmes 24/26
Riga
Ph: 7 394 466
Inese Gordina
Liksnes 16
Riga
Ph: 7 112 594
Irina Gordina
Zemes 5
Riga
Ph: 7 178 486
Jelena Gordina
Pavasara gatve 6
Riga
Ph: 7 178 810
Natalija Gordina
M Keldisa 28
Riga
Ph: 7 171 876
Sofija Gordina
Elizabetes 35
Riga
Ph: 7 228 394
Tatjana Gordina
Bebru 4
Riga
Ph: 7 414 022
Arkadijs Gordins
Auskela 3
Riga
Ph: 7 321 764
Igors Gordins
Tinuzu 8
Riga
Ph: 7 171 931
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http://www.gfh.org.il/partizan/EPD_FrameQuery.htm
Partisans found from your query: Town of Birth: Dolginovo;
Noach Alperowicz
Diadia Misha Belorussia
Awraham Fridman
Diadid Vasia (Mstitel) Belorussia
Levi - Icchak Koton
Diadid Vasia (Mstitel) Belorussia
Icchak Radeszkewicz
Diadid Vasia (Mstitel) Belorussia
Jakow Segalczyk
Diadid Vasia (Mstitel) Belorussia
Partisans found from your query: Kurenets;
Lea Shogol (Gurevitsh)
Private Initative Belorussia
Icchak Ajnbinder
Hamaavack (Borba) Belorussia
Zalman Alperovitsh
Belorussia
Moshe Alperowicz
Suvorov Belorussia
Mordechaj Alperowicz
Nikolayev Belorussia
Elija Alperowicz
Voliniets Gr. Belorussia
Israel Alperowicz
Suvorov Belorussia
Jakow Alperowicz
Belorussia
Nahum Alperowitz
Za Sovietskuyu Beloruss Belorussia
Rivka Dodik (Gwint)
Family Camp Belorussia
Rivka Gilat (Alperowicz)
Bielski Belorussia
Gershon Gorev (Gurevitsh)
Markov Belorussia
Zalman - Uri Gurewicz
Za Sovietskuyu Beloruss Belorussia
Moshe Kremer
Slava Belorussia
Jakow Orczyks
Local Underground Belorussia
Shimon Zimerman
Voroshilov Belorussia
Benjamin Shulman
Za Sovietskuyu Beloruss Belorussia
click for the partisans
site;
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Subj: Re: namelist
Date: 11/27/01 8:36:29 AM Pacific Standard Time
From: EilatGordn
To: JSelig3460, EilatGordn
In a message dated 11/27/01 6:31:53 AM Pacific Standard Time, JSelig3460 writes:
<< Did any of the surnames I researched ring a bell ?
the most common name in the shtetl was Katzowitz. You had;
Katzowitz, Sam, Treas, Bx
Katzowitz, Corinne, Flushing LI
Katzowitz, Selig, Miami Bch, Fla
Katzowitz, Frieda, Bx
Katzowitz, David, Bx
Katzowitz, Harold and Toby, Fairlawn, NJ
Katzowitz, Dorothy, Bx
>>
I have a story from the late 1800s' by Yisrael Yisar Katzovitz I would love
to let the family know
A PLACE OF THE TORAH
...Its already the end of summer. I feel refreshed, energetic and content. I
sleep deeply and soundly, I devour my food, I like my job and I am never idle.
My uncle is very happy with me, so you might ask, "What's the problem?" Out
of nowhere these negative thoughts started penetrating my peaceful existence
- "You are bound to stay an idiot and a simpleton!" What does it mean to be
an idiot, you might ask? The entire summer I did not touch a book, and in no
time the little knowledge I have gained will be erased. I find myself being
pulled back to my days of torah studies, but every time I remember Minsk and
its yeshivas' I get a bad taste in my mouth and my skin shivers. I want to go
to Kurenitz where I could study the torah on my own.
In my childhood I spent some time there studying in the cheder. Kurenitz is
a very short distant from my fathers' home in Krivichi and I can see my folks
as often as I like. In Kurenitz I can study as I wish and I'll be rid of the
arrogant, rooster-like heads of the Yeshivas and their police-men type aids,
and all the Ta Ra Ram! My father and my uncle like the idea. My uncle paid me
twenty rubbles that he owed me and I gave some of the money to my father. I
had the tailor make me some clothes with the rest, and immediately after "Sukkot"
I walked to Kurenitz...
you could read the entire story at..;
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/stories_torah.html
Gitlin David, Bklyn
Gitlin,Rose, NYC
Gitlin, Sylvia, Bklyn
Gitlitz, Jacob and Mira
both last names are written about in the Krivichi yizkor book and the Dolhinov
yizkor book- i talked with a few family members who live in Israel.
Kayden, Ettie, Flushing LI
Kayden, Warren, Huntington LI
Jerry kaidanow wrote in the Krivicho guest book;
I left Krivichi in 1945. I have an older brother, Howard.He and his family live
in Baltimere
jerry kaidanow
newrochelle, ny USA
here is what Jay Rabunski (jays' father was first cousin of Shimon Peres) wrote
about jerry kaidanow (it is taking place during the holocaust when they hid
in the forest);....Looking back on this time, I believe I have an angel following
me and looking after me. Perhaps it was this angel that brought me to Jerry
Kaidanow. I still couldn’t walk at this time. Jerry took it upon himself
to attend to me on a daily basis. He would carry me to a little fireplace, cover
me with a blanket. During my illness with typhus he would administer the medicine
that my mother made and be sure I drank fluids. He collected the crumbs that
were leftover from eating bread, and he would put them into an empty can of
sardines. Then he would distribute this to the other children and me, always
in equal shares. I doubt that he even took any for himself.
He appointed himself guardian of the community. As people returned to the forest
from a night of begging for food, he would light the end of a stick and use
the lighted end as a beacon so people could find their way "home."
Jerry was intuitively knowledgeable about the woods. He used this knowledge
to place markers around our community of zemlankas. These markers looked innocent
from a distance. However, they marked a path to follow that led through the
maze of trees to our hiding place.
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/stories_memoir_infancy.html
I am from the Shulman family of whom you also had names.
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/stories_memoir_infancy.html
click
here for Jay Rabunski story
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From: JSelig3460
To: EilatGordn
Young Kivitzer Benev Assn 1964-76 Pt I
Ledger Book with minutes in English and separate pages for dues payments of
individuals with home addresses, name changes, date of death, etc. The great
majority of burials take place at Montefiore.
Officers
Katzelnick, Sam,Pres, Riverdale
Kayden, Leo, VP,Flushing
Katzowitz, Sam, Treas, Bx
Kneiberl, Sam, Sec'y, West Palm Beach, Fla
Dues Payers
Alpert, Michael and Lila, NYC
Dorfman,Sol, W Palm Bch, Fla
Fishman, Ben, Bklyn
Fishman, Harry, Bklyn
Gottlieb, Pincus Philip, Bklyn
Pincus, Ruth
Gitlin David, Bklyn
Gitlin,Rose, NYC
Gitlin, Sylvia, Bklyn
Gitlitz, Jacob and Mira,
Herman, Harry and Fay, Flushing LI
Herman, Beverly, Flushing
Herman, Donald and Marylin, Bayside
Einhorn, Lillian, LA, Calif
Kashinitz, Abe and Lena, Bklyn
Kashinitz, William, Bklyn
Katz,Ida, Bklyn
Katzelnick, A, Bklyn
Katzelnick, Frank and Rhoda, Glen Oaks, LI
Katzelnick, Mary, Bklyn
Katzowitz, Corinne, Flushing LI
Katzowitz, Selig, Miami Bch, Fla
Katzoff, Ida, bklyn
Katzowitz, Frieda, Bx
Katzowitz, David, Bx
Katzowitz, Harold and Toby, Fairlawn, NJ
Katzowitz, Dorothy, Bx
Katz, Jack, Bklyn
Katzowitz, Max, Easchester, NY
Katzowitz, Max, Bx
Katzowitz, Rubin, Bx
Katzowitz, Irene, Bx
Gottlieb,I.
Kroll, H
Kroll, M
Kirshner, June,Bx
Kayden, Ettie, Flushing LI
Kayden, Warren, Huntington LI
Landowitz, Jack and Tilda, Bx
Landowitz, Philipand Ethel, Bklyn
Lieberman, Al, No Mi Bch, Fla
Lieberman, C
Lazaruk, Yetta, Howard Bch,LI
Nagler, Henry, W Palm Bch, Fla
Pollisky, Sally, Bklyn
Pollisky, Norman, membership terminated
Rosensweig, Louis, Springfield, NJ
Roth,Louis, Bayside
Rebold,Morris, Bklyn
Rosensweig, Abe, Elizabeth, NJ
Schulman, Herman, No Babylon, LI
Schulman, Irving, No Babylon
Schulman,Norman and Sara, Huntington, LI
Schulman, Morton, Bellemore, LI
Seiden, L
Seiden,Mollie, Bklyn
Shapiro, Sam and Ida, Bklyn
Sorin,Michael, Bklyn
Spindell, Lillie, Bklyn
Weinberg, H
Zerlin,Sara, Far Rockaway,LI
This completes my research. Yet to come is a prologue and the names offered
by the Krivitzers who are currently maintaining their landsmanshaften organization.
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My grandparents ran an inn near the
forest. The village was Krivichi...My grandfather had eye surgery in Lida. They
speak of Novogruduk also. Would love any information...My grandmother and several
children remained in Krivichi until after WWI. My mother, Dinah lIFSCHITZ came
to this country in 1913. Settled in lower east side. Uncle of my mother's had
a hotel in Far Rockaway called Genadeen..Other uncle owned Ocean Crest in Long
Beach, L.I. Any relatives around????
sylvia levine (lifschitz) <bubbeepa@worldnet.att.net.>
Boca Raton, fl USA -
the winter of 1942
...During that point of time, we all saw the Vostok as a haven from the brutal
life in the forest, here in the forest we were hiding from the Germans and their
collaborators, we had been living in little huts exposed to the elements, while
winter was approaching. The Vostok we were told, was controlled by the Russian
partisans. People prepared for the departure for days, both emotionally and
physically. The partisans gave each group a few guides and the Jews stated preparing
bread, toast, salt, shoes, and especially lapses(type of Shoes the farmers wore).
The ones that could afford the lapses prepared two or three pairs for the very
long walk. There was a Jewish shoe maker from Krivichi, he was sitting in his
hut in the forest all day preparing shoes.
I was among the very first group to depart the Pushtza. With us, there were
fifty-four people, most of whom were from Kurenets. Some were also from Molodetchna.
The Shochet from Krivichi, the Rogovin family from Vileyka. We had a guide,
a partisan with a rifle. We came to say good-bye to our dear neighbors, Zadok,
and the girls. That proved to be very emotional parting.
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/stories_vostok.html
to
read the entire story
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MOLODECHNO (the nearest city to Krivichi
with population of near 100,000) Jewish Religious Community " Hevra Tegilim"
Head of the community: Gennady BASKIN Total number of Jews: 1,000 . The community
was formed in September 1998, registered in March 1999. Activities:"Kabbalat
Shabbat". There is 1 synagogue.
http://eejhp.tripod.ca/map.htm#write
click here to write to the community
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Subj: Re: Krasne
Date: 11/12/01 1:02:03 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: donjein@mediaone.net
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Sent from the Internet (Details)
Eilat,
I have Einbinders and Ainbinders in my family tree, but no Anbinders that I
know of. I do have an uncle from Krasne who I am researching, Peter Wiener.
Sorry I can't be of more help.
Don Einbinder
EilatGordn@aol.com wrote:
Shalom,
I am starting a shtetl page for Krasne, Belarus.
in the eidb I found; "Anbinder,Chaje Krasne, Russia 1913 63y
54 Anbinder,Schame Krasna 1906 35y
55 Anbinder,Zyzic Krasne, Russia 1913 18y
Also my relatives are the Einbinder family of New Haven who came from Kurenets
in the 1920s'(next to Krasne, in the area of Vileyka). Is you "Krasne" in today
Belarus? . Thank you.
Subj: Re: Krasne
Date: 11/12/01 1:02:03 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: donjein@mediaone.net
Eilat,
I have Einbinders and Ainbinders in my family tree, but no Anbinders that I
know of. I do have an uncle from Krasne who I am researching, Peter Wiener.
Sorry I can't be of more help.
Don Einbinder
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Subj: Your e-mail reply of 5 Nov.
01 re: Komarin and Doctorowitz
Date: 11/7/01 1:37:19 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: adocton@redrock.net (Alvin Docton)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Want to thank you for the great information you provided in regard to my
query. I will carefully research all the web sites you were kind enough to
hyperlink in your e-mail. Number 9 of the first listing is my father and is
99.9% correct. It took me six years to figure that the script writing said
Komarin, Russia and yet you listed the information fairly correct.
Can you tell me how I can bring up on my computer the other information you
provided below the hyperlink for Ellis Island
>%2Eexe%3FT%3DH%3A%5C%5CT715%2D2083%5C%5CT715%2D20830746%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pI
D=1 and>
00637110070&name=Judko%26nbsp%3BDoktorowitz&doa+May+++++++22%2C+1913&port=Br
em ?
Do I type the above link information after I get on the Ellis Island site?
I am not that great in the DOS vocabulary so I would appreciate any advice
that would help me get to the names and information you provided.
I really appreciate the time and effort you put in to provide me the
information of your e-mail. All the Doctorowitz names you listed encourages
me to try to contact their descendants and see if they are willing to share
their DNA information with me.
Thanks again,
Al Docton
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Subj: Re: Shrebnik of Radoshkovich
notes
Date: 11/6/01 6:24:21 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: cmazzeo@si.rr.com (cmazzeo)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Thank you so much for sharing this with me. Unfortunately, I have been
unable to go that far back but would be happy to correspond with the sender
to see if we can come up with a connection. For the most part, all the
Srebnick's or Srebnik's don't have an "H" but that seems to be the way
people pronounce it if they didn't grow up with it as I did. You may
provide me e-mail address as you see appropriate. I am always happy to
share information even if it only serves to eliminate a possiblity.
Caryn Mazzeo (Srebnick)
----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 9:30 PM
Subject: Shrebnik of Radoshkovich notes
> n a message dated 10 06 2001 1:43:26 AM, <A
>
HREF="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/radoshkovichlist/post?protectID=11417623
42
>
>
37229153169057031077172165094145149034234099031150166091061">dinaglatter@h..
.
> writes:<< Dear Mr Botwinick,This evening I was searching the Jewish
> Geneological Society's website and looking for information regarding
> Radoshkovich, my grandmother's shtetl, and I found your name. My
> grandmother's maiden name was Asha (Alice) Levine; her mother's maiden
name
> was Shrebnik; and her mother's mother's (my grandmother's grandmother)
maiden
> name was Botwinik. I'm not sure of the spelling but it was such a small
> shtetl that I'm sure we have some common ancestors. I apologize for the
> limited amount of knowledge that I have of my family. Right now, my
mother
> is in Israel but, as soon as she returns on Tuesday, I will ask her for
first
> names and more information and send them to you. She is actually meeting
her
> first cousin who still lives in Radoshkovich for the first time.I would
love
> to hear about the information you have about your family from Radoskovich.
> In case you are interested, my name is Dina Glatter and I am from Toronto,
> Ontario, Canada.I wish you and your family a healthy, happy and prosperous
> year full of joy and peace. Chag Sameach.Looking forward to your
> response.Sincerly, Dina Glatter>>
> DinaNice to hear from you.We must be related but i dont know how.I have
> almost no info on the botwinick clan in Rado.I am the son of Yussel the
son
> of Nuchem gerson the son Yankle AAron the son of Moshov. Yankle died in
Rado
> never coming to USA Philadelphia. thye family were carpenters and boat
> builders, timber merchants. Moshov supposedly had 9 kids .I have a mailing
> list for rado and botwinick that has many messages in the archives.The
only
> distant botwinick I know of was nathan botwinick fm nyc who immigrated
to
> Palestine with his family. He may have been a brother of
> Yankle.Cordially,miltbGroup name 8thusinfantryreg Group home Subj:
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Dear Fellow Researchers,
I don't know how I missed this the first time around, but I just found the following
posting. We just might be related. I also have WISHNIATSKY and YELLIN from Grodno
Gub. in general, and Porozowa in particular. The latter was too small a shtetl
for people of the same name not to be related.
1. I have an Irving LEVITAN who married Leah WISHNIATSKY in ~ 1888; children
Fanny and Mollie.
2. I have 11 YELLIN's, including one Nachman who married Hodel WISHNIATSKY
in ~ 1850.
3. I have dozens upon dozens of WISHNIATSKY people including my paternal grandmother,
all from Porozowa and vicinity.
Is it time to compare notes? I look forward to your reply.
B'shalom,
Susan Pearlman, Northridge, CA
~~ From: EilatGordn@aol.com Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2001
In a message dated 10/11/01 josephandemily@mindspring.com writes:
<< I am looking for; WISHINSKY, YELLIN, from Grodno. Also for KRIEGMAN,
BOD, PATZ, POVERMAN from Novograd Volynskii and area. Thank you, Joseph >>
Eilat's reply, from which I've culled pertinent names:
~ Wichnewski, Chane F 18y S Hebrew Grodno July 09, 1907
272 Wischnacki,Peisach Grodno 1904 23y
273 Wischnewski,Lore Grodno, Russia 1913 18y
274 Wischnjatzky,Mowscha Porosow, Grodno 1908 22y
275 Wischujatzky,Ewel Porosow, Grodno 1908 17y
Wishnatzky,Burach Torosawa, Gradno 1908 11y
277 Wishnatzky,Ewel Torosawa, Gradno 1908 17y
Wistanctzki,Chaim Grodno, Russia 1910 59y
284 Wisznacki,Jozef Grodno 1905 23y
Leiser Wishinsky Lomsa 1902 35
Yeller,Perl Grodno, Russia 1911 17y
Suire Yellin Kobryn,Grodno Russia 1912 27
Snul Mordehc Yellin Kobryn, Russia 1912 5 .
Eilat Gordin Levitan Los Angeles. >>
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USA -
I left Krivichi in 1945. I have an
older brother, Howard.He and his family live in Baltimere
jerry kaidanow <kaidaj@aol>
newrochelle, ny USA -
Kostrul, Israel
Russian/Hebrew
Zwil
December 05, 1904
24y
M
M
Ultonia
Triest, Austria, Austria-Hungary
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USA -
we drove to a different part of Belarus
- Molodechno, Vileka and Iliya. This is the northwestern part, close to the
Lithuanian border. After WWI, it was transferred to the new Poland. This area
is connected to the family of my friend, Avraham Chesekov. His relatives from
Minsk volunteered to drive us around for the entire day, so we did not need
our hired driver anymore. In Molodechno, there is an archive of the area, where
one can request a search for one's relatives. They have a list of voters for
the Polish Saim. Although there wasn't much point in requesting a search for
the Tavger family here, I did so anyhow, and after some time, I received an
answer in the negative.
In Vileka there is a Jewish cemetery surrounded by a fence. Some of the older
graves remain. I wrote down all the family names that I could read there. Someone
made some cement fillings for the gravestones in a totally different style (the
gravestones instead of standing were lying). But here too, the hand of vandalism
reached. Here and there vodka bottles were left over from drunken nighttime
parties. At the entrance to the cemetery is a general monument in memory of
those killed in the holocaust. Outside the fenced off area, at the bottom of
the hill and below, are scattered a large number of gravestones. Probably the
cemetery was once much larger. Next to the cemetery was a non-Jewish lady who
was in charge of watching the place; this is what her father did, and this is
what she does. There is someone in Vilna who keeps in touch with her and is
responsible for the care of the cemetery
The lady brought us to a Jewish women, almost the only one in the town, a smart
and intelligent woman. We met her digging in her garden, but this did not keep
her from remembering even the smallest of details, telephone numbers and addresses
of people. My friend Avraham asked her numerous questions about his family,
and as always I asked if she had ever heard of the Tavger family. To my surprise,
she answered in the positive. It became clear that she had known in her youth
(today she is 70 years old)the sisters of Chaim Touger who lives in Herzliya,
in Israel. He and his family did not live in Vileka but in Krivitchi, about
50 kilometers to the northeast. Each time Mrs. Chodos produced a new detail
of information, all those standing around jumped with admiration. This knowledgeable
woman even brought us to an army quarters building whose walls were constructed
of gravestones from the Jewish cemetery. She had found this out by chance when
some of the plaster crumbled from the wall and the Hebrew letters showed through.
Afterwards, we visited at the home of the partisan, Safonov. He had received
from Yad Vashem a certificate for the "Non-Jewish Righteous of the World" for
saving Jews. I must say truthfully that I never met before a non-Jew who saved
Jews, and when I stood next to him, I was deeply moved. When he asked me to
translate for him what was written on the certificate and on the medallion,
I read and translated with tears in my eyes and my voice trembling.
We drove with him to Iliya, about 40 kilometers from Vileka. There we saw a
monument to the martyrs of Iliya with the names of those killed. The monument
was erected through the efforts of someone who was saved by Safonov and now
lives in Israel - his name is Degani. Safonov is responsible for the monument.
Afterwards, we found the cemetery. On the flat, open plain, far from the road,
a sight which appears strange among the surrounding farms is suddenly seen -
many gravestones standing straight. The cemetery is not fenced off, but fortunately
is kept in fairly good condition. Again I copied all the names which I could
read from the gravestones.
We returned Safonov to Vileka. When we parted, I felt I couldn't just say good-bye
simply to a "Non-Jewish Righteous of the World" who had saved Jews. I dared
to hug him with all of my heart and thanked him in the name of all the children
of Israel.
Towards evening we returned to Minsk, and here ended our trip to the land where
our fathers lived. I returned home with my thoughts in turmoil about care for
the neglected cemeteries. It is impossible to leave things in their present
state. What must those villagers, whom I met everywhere, think about us, those
smart Jews, filled with incentive and means!? How have they left their fathers
who are buried in the land they lived in!? I see their houses and their eyes
staring at us, the Jews, and I am filled with shame for my nation. But the burning
enthusiasm I felt then has already managed to be cooled by the pragmatic words
of people who reacted to my ideas. There is a need for a huge monetary investment,
they said, and also a need for organization. Who can undertake all this? And
so I returned in the meantime to the course of everyday life.
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8 226 1.51% 191 1.68% 6779 1.10% France
9 131 0.88% 113 0.99% 6590 1.07% Poland
10 91 0.61% 88 0.77% 3575 0.58% Switzerland
11 49 0.33% 43 0.38% 1979 0.32% Australia
12 43 0.29% 40 0.35% 3755 0.61% United Kingdom
13 39 0.26% 22 0.19% 994 0.16% Non-Profit Organization
14 32 0.21% 31 0.27% 1154 0.19% Denmark
15 30 0.20% 30 0.26% 2353 0.38% Spain
16 28 0.19% 28 0.25% 2182 0.35% United States
17 27 0.18% 27 0.24% 1326 0.21% Finland
18 20 0.13% 20 0.18% 813 0.13% Luxembourg
19 19 0.13% 19 0.17% 1638 0.26% Italy
20 17 0.11% 17 0.15% 747 0.12% Russian Federation
21 16 0.11% 14 0.12% 436 0.07% Netherlands
22 14 0.09% 14 0.12% 1965 0.32% US Military
23 14 0.09% 11 0.10% 599 0.10% Japan
24 13 0.09% 13 0.11% 1299 0.21% US Government
25 10 0.07% 10 0.09% 938 0.15% Belgium
26 10 0.07% 10 0.09% 589 0.10% Mexico
27 9 0.06% 9 0.08% 402 0.07% Estonia
28 8 0.05% 8 0.07% 107 0.02% Ukraine
29 7 0.05% 7 0.06% 2333 0.38% Germany
30 7 0.05% 4 0.04% 138 0.02% Taiwan
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Subj: HELBERG genealogy
Date: 10/18/01 8:31:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: DanDyckman
To: EilatGordn
CC: helberg2@netvision.net.il, goren@hadassah.org.il
CC: DanDyckman@post.harvard.edu
CC: avkaps@unilib.chel.su, jhelberg@econophone.be
CC: ilanalevitan@yahoo.com
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you for the HELBERG information! It's been a
while since I've looked at genealogy (it took up too much time!) Nothing rang
a bell in the information sent by EilatGordn a while ago, but in case this rings
a bell with others, here is info about my Helbergs (as you can see I haven't
done much research -- I have zero info on dates/years!)
--- highest generation
Lemi Helberg m. to Elka (I'd guess born 1850 to 1875)
they had 8 children, no idea what order:
Nechama, Kalman, Merril, Fegie, Aaron, Mottle, Pessel, Esther
--- about those children
Nechama married Yaakov Bielous (?Belaus?), & their various children
changed last names (to avoid Russian draft, e.g.) to Fuchsman, and
in the U.S. from Fuchsman to Dyckman. This branch grew to be a
fairly large family. My only clue to ANY of the ages in this tree is
that at least 2 of Nechama's 6 children were born early 1890's,
from which I figure her parents were born 1850 - 1875 or so.
Kalmen married twice in Russia, no other info
Merril & Fegie, I have no info
Aaron had at least 2 daughters, Elka and Nechama, both married/in Israel,
no idea what their last names would be
Mottle had at least 3 children, incl a daughter Nadia, married in Israel
and a son Lema or Lemiel
Pessel had at least 5 children, Chashka, Elka, Gittel, Muma, Yaakov,
Elka married & in Haifa w at least 2 children (on in Canada),
Gittel married & had at least 2 children
Aaron, Mottle, and Pessel each had at least one child who went to Israel:
Aaron --> Elka, Nechama, both of whom married (no idea whom)
Mottle --> Nadia, married (no idea whom)
Pessel --> Elka married in Haifa, had a son, and a daugher Penina now
in Canada
Esther married Lifshitz, had 3 children of whom 1 survived, came to US:
Elka Lifshitz married Barinoff, had 3 children.
Hope this helps someone! Note several Helberg descendents went to Israel,
and I know decades ago my family was in contact with some of them -- at
least, my relatives knew basic bio info about them. I have very little
info other than what I've written above -- I haven't cracked Russian
genealogy yet, because it's still so hard to get records.
Regards,
Dan Dyckman
dandyckman@aol.com
(long-term can be reached at: dandyckman@post.harvard.edu)
P.S. to goren@hadassah.org.il I know a Harriet Goren here in New York City,
she's about 30, single, works as an artist for websites. Of course, Goren is
a common name.
.
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Subj: RE: [belarus] Kopatkevichi
and Fronton
Date: 10/15/01 9:55:52 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: rfisher@CJH.org (Rachel Fisher)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com ('EilatGordn@aol.com')
Mr.Gordon,
Thank you so much for your kind help. It was very generous of you to take
the time to search the EI database! I have done a search before as well, but
not as comprehensive as yours. And of course, some other family names were
on your list, so this will be very helpful to me.
I am in New York near the National Archives, so if I can ever do a small
favor for you (getting a ship record or census record) please let me know.
Best wishes and thank you again,
Rachel
Rachel Eskin Fisher
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Subj: Zapatinsky/Jabotinsky/Zapadinsky
Date: 10/9/01 10:05:52 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: belarus@lyris.jewishgen.org
In a message dated 10/9/01 7:37:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, szabelinski@hotmail.com
writes:
<< I´m looking for any info. on the following families:
ZAPATINSKY >>
could be Jabotinsky/Zapadinsky
In the Ellis Island database I found the well known Zionist leader Ze'ev (Vladimir)
Jabotinsky.;
Manifest for Aquitania
Sailing from Southampton November 11, 1921;
Jabotinsky, Vladia Male 41y Married Palestine, Jewish London, England
going to the Zionist organization for three months; 55 Fifth Ave, New York born
in Mariapol
Ze'ev (Vladimir) Jabotinsky was a classisal liberal (liberterian)Zionist leader.
He was born to a Jewish family , in Odessa on October 18, 1880 and died on August
4, 1940 in New York.
others;
January 10, 1905 Port of Departure Cuxhaven
. Jabotinski, Jephrom M 33y S Russia-Hebrew Alexandrowsk
dentist going to father in Brooklyn
Manifest for Scandia
Sailing from Hamburg July 21, 1894
. Zapadinsky, Joseph M 18y Russia
0079. Zapadinsky, Rebeca F 16y Russia
June 08, 1897 Manifest for State of Nebraska
Sailing from Moville;
Zabatinsky, Israel M 40y Russia Ykturnoslav
Manifest for New York
Sailing from Southampton February 24, 1901;
. Zabatinsky, Israel M 25y S Russian last residence; London going to cousin
in New York.
.January 12, 1912 Manifest for Lituania
Sailing from Libau, Russia
Zabatinsky, Basse F 3y S Hebrew Pinsk, Russia .
Zabatinsky, Chane F 30y M Hebrew Pinsk, Russia . going to husband; Ch. Zabatinsky,
324 E.110 St. New York.
Zabatinsky, Rose F 11m S Hebrew Pinsk, Russia .
June 13, 1913
. Zabatinsky, ...zer M 19y S Russia, Hebrew Ykatrynoslaw
going to brother Chaim 57 Canan, New York
Manifest for Astoria
Sailing from Glasgow April 13, 1906.
Zapadinsky, Abram M 29y M hebrew, Russia Priluki
. Zapadinsky, Ueni F 27y M hebrew, Russia Priluki
0026. Zapadinsky, Zuve Perl F 2y 6m S hebrew, Russia Priluki
. Zapadinsky, Aisik M 10m S hebrew, Russia Priluki
December 28, 1913 Port of Departure; Liverpool
. Zapadinsky, Mottel M 26y M Russia, Hebrew Priluk, Russia
going to brother in law ; golob Harris 141 Chelsea, Boston
Eilat Gordin Levitan
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Subj: Re: [belarus] Kopatkevichi
and Fronton
Date: 10/11/01 11:27:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: rfisher@CJH.org, belarus@lyris.jewishgen.org
In a message dated 10/11/01 8:19:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time, rfisher@CJH.org
writes:
<< I recently met the president of the Kopatkevitch Society here in New
York
City. He would like to encourage more people to join the society. We also
discussed creating a shtetl website for the town.
If anyone has an interest in joining the society, helping create the
website, or knows anything about the Fronton family of Kopatkevichi, please
contact me at rfisher@cjh.org >>
Using http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellis.html for the name Fronton
I found;
Manifest for Finland
Sailing from Antwerp March 06, 1912;
. Fronton, Simon M 20y S Russia, Hebrew Kofatkewitz going to uncle; ... Kaplan
327 Riverdale Ave, Brooklyn
Manifest for Belgenland
Sailing from Southampton November 03, 1923
Franton, Jente F 16y S Russia, Hebrew Kopotkewicz going to uncle;Nathan Prauton
4106 Westminister Ave. Philadelphia
Manifest for Canopic
Sailing from Danzig September 05, 1923 Danzig
. Franton, Leib M 61 M Russian, Hebrew Kalemkowice (Kopotkewicz in the original
manifest ) Russia, going to son; Charles Frantom, 2nd and Fitzwater St.
. Franton, Nechama F 59 M Russian, Hebrew Kalemkowice,(Kopotkewicz in the original
manifest )Russia going to son; Charles Frantom, 2nd and Fitzwater St. Philadelphia
0011. Franton, Elka Ruchlja F 20 S Russian, Hebrew Kalemkowice (Kopotkewicz
in the original manifest )Russia
Manifest for Nieuw Amsterdam
Sailing from Rotterdam September 20, 1909
. Franton, Scholem M 30y M Russia Tapuskewicz going to brother in law; S. Gollat,
117 Hunter Street Shamokin, Pa.
Manifest for Birma
Sailing from Libau April 07, 1912
. Franton, Tesse F 25y M Russia, Hebrew Ptiez, (Kopotkewicz in the original
manifest) Russia
. Franton, Benny F 3y S Russia, Hebrew Ptiez, Russia
using http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellisjw.html for a town that sounds
like
"Kopatkevichi" I found;
Name------ last Residence--- Arrived to the U.S- at the Age of
Cfasman,Asna Kopatkiewiczi, Russian 1923 21y
2 Cfasman,Chaim Kopatkiewiczi, Russia 1923 26y
3 Cfasman,Motel Kopatkiewiczi, Russian 1923 24y
1 Dreyer,Dweire Kopitkewicz, Russia 1913 23y
2 Duchon,Leiser Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 50Y
3 Duchon,Styka Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 17y
1 Epstein,Hinde Kapetkewitz, Rus. 1906 17y
1 Farber,Hirsch Kobatkowicz, Russia 1914 25y
2 Framan,Chaje Riwe Kaputkewiz, Russia 1914 19y
3 Franton,Jente Kopotkewicz, Russia 1923 16y
4 Friedman,Hersch Kopatkiewicz, Russia 1910 20y
5 Fronton,Simon Kofatkewitz, Russia 1912 20y
1 Gelod,Schmuel Jankel Kopatkewitzky, Russia 1913 22y
2 Gillin,Mottel Kapitkwitz, Minsk 1907 36y
3 Gitlin,Bencze Kapitkewitz 1906 21y
4 Gitlin,Broche Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 7y
5 Gitlin,Leibe Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 17y
6 Gitlin,Liebe Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 19y
7 Gitlin,Mowscha Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 11y
8 Gitlin,Schlome Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 9y
9 Gitlin,Sora Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 46y
10 Gitlin,Zimel Kopatkewitz, Russia 1912 5y
11 Gittlin,Dine Kipitkewitz, Russia 1914 58y
12 Gold,Masche Kopotkewec, Russia 1914 55y
13 Gold,Schefre Kopotkewec, Russia 1914 17y
14 Goled,Elke Kapitkwitz, Minsk 1907 18y
15 Golod,Aisik Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 11
16 Golod,Chonon Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 5
17 Golod,Peisach Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 7
18 Golod,Schifra Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 37
19 Gomon,Chamon (Chanie) Kopitkewicz, Russia 1913 42y
20 Grubenszik,Moische Kopitkewicz, Russia 1910 17y
21 Gutermann,Efraim Kopodkewiz, Russia 1909 17y
22 Guttman,Lore Kopotkewitz, Minsk 1907 24y
Hochman,Broche Kopatkewizy, Russia 1911 14y
2 Hochman,Feiga Kopatkewizy, Russia 1911 19y
3 Hochman,Feike Kopetkewitz, Russia 1912 19y
4 Hochman,Jache Kopatkewizy, Russia 1911 22y
Jankel,Zurawel Kopatkiewicz 1905 38y
1 Kagan,Rivka - Beila Kopatkevicz, Russia 1914 30y
2 Kaplan,Dawid Kopatkiewicze, Russia 1922 16y
3 Kaplan,Judes Kopatkiewicze, Russia 1922 50y
4 Kaplan,Szejna Kopatkiewicze, Russia 1922 18y
5 Kaplan,Wulf Kapatkewicz, Russia 1906 2...
6 Kaplan,Zelik Kopatkiewicze, Russia 1922 13y
7 Kaplan,Zlata Kopatkiewicze, Russia 1922 17y
8 Katzman,Chaie Kapitkewicz, Russia 1913 18y
9 Katzman,Zente Kapitkewicz, Russia 1913 16y
10 Katzmann,Dawid Kapatkewicz, Russia 1910 33y
11 Katzmann,Eter Kapotkewicze, Russia 1910 25y
12 Katzmann,Frade Kapotkewicze, Russia 1910 11y 11m
13 Kaufmann,Chaie Kapitkewitz 1907 20y
14 Kaufmann,Jankel Kepitkewiz, Russia 1914 22y
15 Klugman,Ester Kopatkewicsi, Russia 1912 51y
16 Klugman,Zalel Kopatkewicsi, Russia 1912 69y
17 Kofman,Arija Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 11y
18 Kofman,Chasja Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 10y
19 Kofman,Echiel Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 7y
20 Kofman,Feige Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 8y
21 Kofman,Kasriel Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 5y
22 Kofman,Leiser Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 11y
23 Kofman,Reisa Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1910 38y
24 Komisarzik,Schleime Kopatkewitz, Russia 1911 34y
25 Kurewitz,Jasel Kopotkiewicz, Russia 1914 21
1 Lewin,Boruch Kapatkiewicz, Russia 1911 19y
2 Livowitz,Leiser Kapitkewicz, Russia 1911 7y
3 Livowitz,Rochel Kapitkewicz, Russia 1911 30y
4 Lulew,Ida Kopatkiwiczi, Russia 1923 18y
5 Lulien,Abram Kobatkewiczi, Russia 1923 15y
6 Lulien,Lea Kobatkewiczi, Russia 1923 12y
1 Margolin,Chawe Kopitkewitz, Minsk 1909 27y
2 Margolin,Judel Kopitkewitz, Minsk 1909 30y
3 Matlyuk,Freida Kopetkevichi, Russia 1923 20
4 Matlyuk,Morduch Kopetkevichi, Russia 1923 13
5 Matlyuk,Nochim Ischia Kopetkevichi, Russia 1923 15
6 Matlyuk,Zirl Kopetkevichi, Russia 1923 50
1 Ofengendel,Mowscha Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 17 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
2 Offenhand,Minni Kapitkowitz 1905 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Ouretszky,Bassia Kopatkewitz, Russia 1923 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
4 Ouretszky,Benjamin Kopatkewitz, Russia 1923 58y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
5 Ourstsky,David Kapetkevich, Russia 1923 12 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
6 Ourstsky,Feyga Kapetkevich, Russia 1923 16 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
7 Ourstzky,Rive Kapetkevich, Russia 1923 38
Rasowsky,Schlioma Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 39
1 Saiczuk,Jossel Kopitkewitz, Russia 1909 21y
2 Sarietzky,Aron Kapitkewicz, Russia 1914 40y
3 Schabaszowicz,Israel Kapitkewitz 1904 35y
4 Schapiro,Chiene Kapitkewitz, Russia 1911 20y
5 Schapiro,Hene Kapitkwitz, Minsk 1907 21y
6 Schapiro,Hirsch Kopatkewiz, Russia 1912 22y
7 Schapiro,Roche Kopatkewitz, Minsk 1907 17y
8 Schenderowitch,Clana Kopatkewitch, Russia 1923 18
9 Schenderowitch,Evsei Kopatkewitch, Russia 1923 60
10 Schenderowitch,Gita Kopatkewitch, Russia 1923 16
11 Schenderowitch,Linba Kopatkewitch, Russia 1923 14
12 Schenderowitch,Pesia Kopatkewitch, Russia 1923 15
13 Schenderowitch,Tauba Kopatkewitch, Russia 1923 57y 7m
14 Schuchmann,Jankel Kabatkewicz, Russia 1907 8y
15 Schuchmann,Judel Kabatkewicz, Russia 1907 7y
16 Schuchmann,Leah Kabatkewicz, Russia 1907 32y
17 Schuchmann,Libe Kabatkewicz, Russia 1907 5y
18 Schuchmann,Meier Kabatkewicz, Russia 1907 11y
19 Schulman,Denia Kopotkevitz, Russia 1923 17y
21 Sherman,Gessie Kopotkewitz, Russia 1923 9
22 Sherman,Golde Kopotkewitz, Russia 1923 35
23 Sherman,Taube Kopotkewitz, Russia 1923 7
24 Shulman,Aron Kopatkevitch, Russia 1923 55
25 Shulman,Rochel Kopatkevitch, Russia 1923 55
26 Shulman,Schmul Kopatkevitch, Russia 1923 13
27 Steinbuch,Chana Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 18
28 Steinbuch,Freida Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 15
29 Steinbuch,Nisson Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1911 45
30 Steinbuck,Abram Kapitkewitz, Minsk 1907 16y
31 Steinbuck,Chaie Kopitkewitz, Russia 1912 8y
32 Steinbuck,Ester Kapitkewitz, Minsk 1907 19y
33 Steinbuck,Hinde Kopitkewitz, Russia 1912 15y
34 Steinbuck,Jassel Kapitkewitz, Minsk 1907 17y
35 Steinbuck,Mine Kopitkewitz, Russia 1912 45y
36 Steinbuck,Scholem Kopitkewitz, Russia 1912 5y
37 Steinbuck,Zalel Kopitkewitz, Russia 1912 11y
38 Szapira,Hinda Kopetkewiez 1906 18y
Tomaschow,Jtte Kipitkowitz, Russia 1914 23y
2 Tomaschow,Riwe Kipitkowitz, Russia 1914 2m
Uretzkaja,Basche Kopitkewitzci, Russia 1910 22y
2 Uretzkaja,Mere Kopitkewitzci, Russia 1910 19y
3 Uretzky,Feiga Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1912 20y
4 Uretzky,Feiga Kopatkewicsi, Russia 1912 20y
5 Uretzky,Srol Kopatkewiczi, Russia 1912 21y
6 Uretzky,Srol Kopatkewicsi, Russia 1912 21y
Weiner,Golde kapethicwicz, Russia 1912 18y
2 Winik,Golda Kopitkewiczi, Russia 1910 17y
3 Winik,Josif Kopitkewiczi, Russia 1910 28y
4 Wirmik,Golde Kopatkewitz, Russia 1911 18y
5 Wirmik,Ruwin Kopatkewitz, Russia 1911 49y
.Eilat Gordin Levitan
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In a message dated 10/11/01 8:15:13
PM Pacific Daylight Time, josephandemily@mindspring.com writes:
<< I am looking for; WISHINSKY, YELLIN, from Grodno.
Also for KRIEGMAN, BOD, PATZ, POVERMAN from Novograd Volynskii and area.
Thank you,
Joseph >>
Using http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellis.html I found;
. Wichnewski, Chane F 18y S Hebrew Grodno July 09, 1907
Wischeiski,Jossel Grodno 1904 28y
270 Wischeisky,Choie Grodno 1902 19y
271 Wischmenski,Czeme Gradno, Russia 1912 22y
272 Wischnacki,Peisach Grodno 1904 23y
273 Wischnewski,Lore Grodno, Russia 1913 18y
274 Wischnjatzky,Mowscha Porosow, Grodno 1908 22y
275 Wischujatzky,Ewel Porosow, Grodno 1908 17y
Wishnatzky,Burach Torosawa, Gradno 1908 11y
277 Wishnatzky,Ewel Torosawa, Gradno 1908 17y
Wistanctzki,Chaim Grodno, Russia 1910 59y
284 Wisznacki,Jozef Grodno 1905 23y
Wizonska,Sara Grodno, Poland 1921 57y
289 Wizonska,Simon Grodno, Poland 1921 15y
Wolochnianski,Alter Liachowitzi, Grodno 1921 25y
Leiser Wishinsky Lomsa 1902 35
Yeller,Perl Grodno, Russia 1911 17y
. Suire Yellin Kobryn,Grodno Russia 1912 27
. Maryanna Patz Lomza, Russia 1907 19
. Snul Mordehc Yellin Kobryn, Russia 1912 5 .
Helena Patz Lomza, Russia 1907 16
149. Ignatz Patz Pilky, Lomza, Russia 1910 20
Manifest for Caronia
Sailing from Liverpool June 13, 1906.:
Paverman, Golde F 27 M Russian Novigrod
. Paverman, Leibe M 6 S Russian Novigrod
Paverman, Mendel M 11 mos. S Russian Novigrod
. Paverman, Judel F 3 S Russian Novigrod
Manifest for Russia
Sailing from Libau July 28, 1908;
. Powerman, Sura F 33y M Russia, Hebrew Nowograd, Wolyn going to husband; Mr.
B Man Chelsea, mass.
Powerman, Jacob M 9y S Russia, Hebrew Nowograd
. Powerman, Marya F 7y S Russia, Hebrew Nowograd
. Powerman, Henriette F 11y S Russia, Hebrew Nowograd, Wolyn
Powerman, Beile F 3y S Russia, Hebrew Nowograd
. Powerman, Marim M 6y S Russia, Hebrew Nowograd, Wolyn
Bote,Rise Nowogorod 1904 17y
Krigman,Hesse Nowograd, Wolyn 1908 43y
137 Krigman,Mordche Nowograd, Wolyn 1908 56y
Leiser Patz Nowogrod, Russia 1907 31
Eilat Gordin Levitan
Los Angeles.
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Date: 10/12/01 5:33:25 AM Pacific
Daylight Time
From: cfairman@bellsouth.net (Carol Fairman)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
I have a Pesah Wishneski who married my grandmother's aunt Malka Karapesky.
I am not sure where in Belarus they actually came from. They had Ralph,
Yache, Moshe, Meir, and Miriam.
carol
cfairman@bellsouth.net
carolfla@yahoo.com
Subj: Re: [belarus] ; WISHNISKY, Karapesky
Date: 10/12/01 8:36:22 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: cfairman@bellsouth.net
Using; http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellis.html I found;
Manifest for Patricia
Sailing from Hamburg May 14, 1904
. Wischnacki, Peisach Male 23y Single Russian, Hebrew from Grodno
also;
Ludwig Wischnecki Nowograd 1892 40 going to Mew York
2. Adam Wischneski Strzegowo, Russia 1907 40
1. Dmitro Karopeczky Zabien, Austria 1912 45
2. Maryna Karopeczky Zabien, Austria 1912 14
3. Michal Karopeczky Zabien, Austria 1912 15
4. Janos Kerepeczky B. Csaba, Hungary 1906 34
5. Janos Kerepeczky B. Csaba, Hungary 1906 14
6. Maria Kerepeczky B. Csaba, Hungary 1906 35
7. Maria Kerepeczky B. Csaba, Hungary 1906 9
1. Kazimin Krapski Shibska, Russ. 1907 19
2. Martin Krapski B...drovet 1906 30
3. Alexandr Krepsky Chworostin, Russia 1910 32
4. Anton Krepsky Kolosvwezis, Russia 1912 18
5. Franz Krepsky Kolosowczina, Russia 1912 18
6. Franz Krepsky Sitzomeji, Russia 1910 27
7. Itzchok Krepsky Smily, Russia 1908 43
8. Kasimir Krepsky Blony, Russia 1911 33
9. Konstantin Krepsky Kozelnik, Russia 1910 22
10. Neck Ame Krepsky Smily, Russia 1908 39
Hermann Krapsky Kalish, Russia 1907 28
2. Pamel Krapsky 1892 46
Kazimin Krapski Shibska, Russ. 1907 19
4. Martin Krapski B...drovet 1906 30
Using http://ancestry.com/ I found;
MIKE KARPESKY SSN 181-18-7286 Residence: 15650 Latrobe, Westmoreland, PA
Born 24 Oct 1920 :
Died 3 Jan 2000 Issued
JOHN KARPESKI
SSN 177-03-1123
Born 11 Dec 1893 :
Died 1 Apr 1991 Issued: PA (Before 1951)
GRACE M KARPISKI on
SSN 012-01-6643 Residence: 01230 Great Barrington, Berkshire, MA
Born 5 Mar 1917 :
Died Dec 1995 Issued: MA (Before 1951)
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Subj: Re: [belarus] Re: Kopatkevichi and Fronton
Date: 10/12/01 1:22:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: BABYCAT3
To: EilatGordn
my mother's maternal side's surname is kaflowitz. came to the usa from the bialystok
area of poland. have you ever come close to that name?
thanks
barbara
Subj: Re: [belarus] Re: Kopatkevichi and Fronton
Date: 10/12/01 3:18:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: BABYCAT3
Manifest for Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Sailing from Hamburg September 26, 1910
Name Gender Age Married Ethnicity Place of Residence
Kaflowitz, Berl M 17y S Russian, Hebrew Bialystok going to father Yankel (Jakob)
Kaflowitz
67 Ludlow St. New York Manifest Enlarger
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D1563%5C%5CT715%2D15630694%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=101443040156&name=Berl%26nbsp%3BKaflowitz&doa=September+26%2C+1910&port=Hamburg&line=0006
Manifest for La Savoie
Sailing from Le Havre April 30, 1923
. Kaflowicz, Benjamin M 28y S Poland, Hebrew Bialystok going to father Jakob
Kaflowicz 167 Suffolk Street. N.Y.C
You should try other spellings for Kaflowicz.Manifest for Cameronia September
14, 1913
Sailing from Glasgow
Koflowitsch, Moisey M 25y S Russia Hebrew Bialestock going to the same father
as Berl and Benjamin; Jacob Koflowitsch Jacob Kaflowicz 167 Suffolk Street.
N.Y.C
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DH%3A%5C%5CT715%2D2176%5C%5CT715%2D21760320%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=100743080054&name=Moisey%26nbsp%3BKoflowitsch&doa=September+14%2C+1913&port=Glasgow&line=0024
Most likely the same as; MORRIS KAFLOWITZ
SSN 155-20-5236 Residence: 07015 Clifton, Passaic, NJ
Born 30 Aug 1888 Last Benefit:
Died Jan 1976 Issued: NJ (Before 1951)
click here for Manifest Enlarger
first came; September 26, 1910
Name Gender Age Married Ethnicity Place of Residence
Kaflowitz, Berl M 17y S Russian, Hebrew Bialystok going to father Yankel (Jakob)
Kaflowitz
67 Ludlow St. New York Manifest Enlarger
maybe; MEYER KAFLOWITZ
SSN 124-07-2847 Residence: 11554 East Meadow, Nassau, NY
Born 15 Feb 1902 Last Benefit:
Died Mar 1985 Issued: NY (Before 1951
then came Moisey
Last came on April 30, 1923
Kaflowicz, Benjamin M 28y S Poland, Hebrew Bialystok going to father Jacob Kaflowicz
167 Suffolk Street. N.Y.C most likely is; BENJAMIN KAFLOWITZ
SSN 046-03-3439 Residence: 11224 Brooklyn, Kings, NY
Born 19 Sep 1894 t:
Died Feb 1987 Issued: CT (Before 1951 )
Manifest for Berlin
Sailing from Bremen September 08, 1913;
. Kaflewicz, Mirl F 23y S born in Lomza
going to brother in law; Danilowitz? 124 Madison St.in New York
Manifest Enlarger
Manifest for Amerika
Sailing from Hamburg December 24 1912;
. Kaflewicz, Itzok M 30y M Russia Hebrew Kele, Russia
going to cousin: Mordeche F..lig..bai.. ? 376 8th St. New York
Manifest Enlarger
Surname Given Name Middle Name Sex Birth Date Death Date Birth Place Death Place
Social Security # Mother's Maiden Name Father's Surname
BERNSTEIN GLORIA F 20 Mar 1910 21 Dec 1983 ILLINOIS LOS ANGELES 573647574 FREEMAN
KAFLOWITZ
KAFLOWITZ RACHAEL FEMALE 1 Nov 1891 23 Dec 1983 OTHER COUNTRY RIVERSIDE 088202112
FREEMAN
KAFLOWITZ SOLOMON MALE 10 Jan 1885 22 Oct 1977 OTHER COUNTRY RIVERSIDE 072289115
RADISCH DOROTHY FEMALE 18 Oct 1912 29 Dec 1980 ILLINOIS RIVERSIDE 051186297
FREEMAN KAFLOWITZ
BEN KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 070-28-0400 Residence: 08840 Metuchen, Middlesex, NJ
Born 15 Feb 1890 Last Benefit:
Died Jan 1975 Issued: NY (1951 And 1952)
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SOLOMON KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 072-28-9115 Residence: 92262 Palm Springs, Riverside, CA
Born 10 Jan 1887 Last Benefit: 92262 Palm Springs, Riverside, CA
Died Oct 1977 Issued: NY (1951 And 1953)
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RAY KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 088-20-2112 Residence: 92264 Palm Springs, Riverside, CA
Born 15 Apr 1889 Last Benefit:
Died Dec 1983 Issued: NY (Before 1951)
ROSE KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 125-40-0619 Residence: 11598 Woodmere, Nassau, NY
Born 4 Aug 1904 Last Benefit:
Died 13 Feb 1994 Issued: NY (1965 And 1966)
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MARY KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 127-18-3414 Residence: 11239 Brooklyn, Kings, NY
Born 1 Jul 1910 Last Benefit:
Died Jun 1987 Issued: NY (Before 1951)
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HARVEY KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 128-24-2248 Residence: 12603 Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, NY
Born 4 Dec 1934 Last Benefit:
Died 23 Mar 1993 Issued: NY (Before 1951)
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MORRIS KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 155-20-5236 Residence: 07015 Clifton, Passaic, NJ
Born 30 Aug 1888 Last Benefit:
Died Jan 1976 Issued: NJ (Before 1951)
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MAMIE KAFLOWITZ Request Information
SSN 155-32-3896 Residence: 07514 Paterson, Passaic, NJ
Born 31 Jul 1892 Last Benefit:
Died Apr 1973 Issued: NJ (1958 And 1960)
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Subj: Re: Kobryn
Date: 10/11/01 11:52:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: ogus@impact.xerox.com (Roy Ogus)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
CC: ogus@impact.xerox.com
Dear Eilat,
Many thanks for this wonderful collection of information! Most
appreciated. You found a couple more Ellis Island entries for me! I
believe that all the Ogus/Oguz people are related to me.
> ... if you want the rest email me.
Yes, I would appreciate the complete Kobryn list. I have several
family branches from the town. Thanks!
Regards,
Roy
----- Begin Included Message -----
From: EilatGordn@aol.com
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 00:00:09 EDT
Subject: Kobryn
To: ogus@impact.xerox.com
CC: EilatGordn@aol.com
Kobryn
Clickable
map of Belarus
http://www.belarusguide.com/as/heritage/clickmap.html
Kobryn is in the south- west
are you relater to;
Manifest for Rotterdam
Sailing from Rotterdam June 09, 1903
. Oguz, Chaje F 20y M Russia, Hebr. Kobrin going to husband; Sam Oguz in New
York
. Oguz, Feige F 4y S Russia, Hebr. Kobrin
Manifest for Zeeland
Sailing from Antwerp May 22, 1907
. Ogus, Marien F 20y S Hebrew Kobrin a tailor going to cousin Weinstein in
Chicago
. Glotser, Ebte F 24y M Hebrew Kobrin
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ne=0003
Manifest for Paris
Sailing from LeHavre September 10, 1921
. Ogus, Emma F 48y M U S Citizen Chicago naturaliuzed in 1893
. Louis Ogus Chicago, Ill 1921 48 U S Citizen Chicago naturaliuzed
in 1893
Hasidic Tales Once the rabbi of Kobryn said:
"If it were within my power, I should hide everything written by
the zaddikim. For when a man has too much knowledge, his wisdom
is apt to be greater than his deeds."
The Nature of Prayer
Rabbi Moshe of Kobryn related:
"My teacher, Rabbi Mordecai of Lekovitz, taught me how
to pray. He instructed me as follows: 'He who utters the
word "Lord" and in doing so prepares to say "of the world,"
is not speaking as he should. At the moment he is saying
"Lord," he must only think of offering himself up to the
Lord, so that even if his soul should leave him with the
"Lord," and he were not able to add the word "world," it
would be enough for him that he had been able to say "Lord"'
"This is the essence of prayer."
Depending on God
Rabbi Moshe Leib said:
"How easy it is for a poor man to depend on God! What else has he
to depend on? And how hard it is for a rich man to depend on God!
All his possessions call out to him: "Depend on us!"
"One Step" Ellis Island Search Results for Jewish Passengers
who came
to ellis island from Kobryn
Name --------last Residence--- year Arrived at Age;
Abramczik,Jossel Kobrin, Russia 1910 6M
2 Abramczik,Sime Kobrin, Russia 1910 20y
3 Abramczyk,Fejga Kobryn, Russia 1922 59y
4 Abramczyk,Jankiel Kobryn, Russia 1922 60y
5 Abramezik,Kalenz Kobrin, Russia 1910 24y
6 Abramowicz,Eisik Kobrin 1905 20y
7 Abramowicz,Jacob Kobrin, Russia 1906 19y
8 Abramowicz,Jule Kobryn, Russia 1911 26y
9 Abramowicz,Moische Kobrin 1905 17y
10 Abramowicz,Moische Kebrin, Russia 1908 20y
11 Abramowiz,Hinde Kobryn 1903 26y
12 Abramowiz,Jamket Kobryn 1903 2y
13 Abramowiz,Lipe Kobryn 1903 6y
14 Abramowiz,Rosa Kobryn 1903 4y
15 Adler,Abram Kobrin, Russia 1911 28y
16 Adler,Israel Kobrin, Russia 1910 19y
17 Adler,Perla Kobryn, Poland 1921 9y
18 Adler,Sora Kobryn, Poland 1921 33y
19 Adranowsky,Mina Kobrin 1906 22y
20 Adranswsky,Mirze Kobrin 1906 19y
21 Aisenstein,Schosse Kubrin 1904 50y
22 Aizenberg,Marjem Kobryn, Poland 1923 31y 5m
23 Ajsenberg,Benjamin Kobryn, Poland 1922 17y
24 Ajszenstein,Szloma Kobryn, Poland 1921 18y
25 Akiwa,Chaie Gobren 1906 9y
26 Akiwa,David Kobrin 1904 33y
27 Akiwa,Ester Gobren 1906 35y
28 Akiwa,Leiser Gobren 1906 7y
29 Akiwa,Mirel Gobren 1906 5y
30 Alexandrowitz,Leiser Kobrin, Russia 1910 24y
31 Alkan,Feigel Kobrin 1907 19y
32 Alkol,Moische Kobrin 1907 46y
33 Alkon,Aron Kobrin, Russia 1910 17
34 Alkon,Berle Ruchel Kobrin, Russia 1906 18y
35 Alkon,Faspe Kobrin, Russia 1911 16y
36 Alkon,Feivel Cobrin, Russia 1909 26y
37 Alkon,Markel Kobrin 1903 45y
38 Alkon,Sore Kobrin, Russia 1906 30y
39 Ambras,Miriam Kobrin 1905 2y
40 Ambras,Sore Kobrin 1905 28y
41 Amelnik,Dorja Kobryn, Poland 1920 36y
42 Amelnik,Pawel Kobryn, Poland 1920 14y
43 Amelnik,Wikton Kobryn, Poland 1920 13y
44 Amelnik,Zuh Kobryn, Poland 1920 9y
45 Amelowicz,Lora Kobrin 1906 20y
46 Amelowicz,Scheine Kobrin 1906 11y
47 Amsterdomski,Jankel Kobrin 1906 30y
48 Andis,Chajen Kobryn, Russia 1913 11y
49 Andis,Dine Kobryn, Russia 1913 36y
50 Andranowsky,Abram Kobrni 1904 22y
Andranowsky,Beaine Kobrin 1904 3y 6m
52 Andranowsky,Scheyl Kobrin 1904 31y
53 Andranowsky,Seyl Kobrin 1904 6y
54 Andranowsky,Solig Kobrin 1904 9y
55 Andrinowski,Abram Kobrin, Russia 1909 28y
56 andronowska,Chana Etla Kobryn, Poland 1921 8y
57 Andronowska,Liba Kobryn, Poland 1921 21y
58 andronowska,Liba Gitla Kobryn, Poland 1921 13y
59 Andronowska,Sora Leja Kobryn, Poland 1921 35y
60 Antapaeski,Hodes Kobrin, Russia 1913 15y
61 Antapaeski,Lusche Kobrin, Russia 1913 17y
62 Antopolski,Abram Kobrin 1904 21y
63 Antopolski,Mosche Kobrin 1904 40y
64 Antopolski,Rivke Kobryn, Russia 1912 18y
65 Antopolski,Schenie Kobrin, Russia 1909 19y
66 Antopolski,Vuchem Kobrin, Russia 1909 23y
67 Antopolsky,Alter Kobrin, Russia 1912 43y
68 Antopolsky,Chaim Kobrin, Russia 1911 17
69 Apelbaum,Jassel Kobrin Russia 1913 11y
70 Apelbaum,Rachel Kobrin Russia 1913 38y
71 Apelbaum,Taube Kobrin Russia 1913 8y
72 Apfelbaum,Mischanin Kobrin 1903 29y
73 Apfelbaum,Salmon Kobrin 1903 25y
74 Appelbaum,Berl Kobrin, Russia 1910 10y
75 Appelbaum,Gitla Kobryn, Poland 1922 52y
76 Appelbaum,Gittel Kobrin, Russia 1910 28y
77 Appelbaum,Lejzer Kobryn, Poland 1922 59y
78 Appelbaum,Mendel Kobryn, Poland 1922 15y
79 Appelbaum,Mirel Kobrin, Russia 1910 8y
80 Appelbaum,Perla Kobryn, Poland 1922 14y
81 Ardainowski,Clig Kobrin 1907 19y
82 Aronowitz,Israel Kobrin, Russia 1908 10y
83 Aronowitz,Nosen Kobrin, Russia 1908 7y
84 Asskienaze,Esta Kobryn, Poland 1922 16
85 Aszkienazy,Jankiel Kobrin, Poland 1920 20y
86 Aszkienazy,Wolf Kobryn, Poland 1920 26y
87 Aszkinazy,Chana Kobryn, Poland 1923 58
88 Aszkinazy,Josel Kobryn, Poland 1923 9
89 Aszkinazy,Leja Kobryn, Poland 1923 16
90 Auxleisher,Blune Cuberni, Russia 1912 3y
91 Auxleisher,Gutel Cuberni, Russia 1912 11y
92 Auxleisher,Jane Cuberni, Russia 1912 2y
93 Auxleisher,Kremdel Cuberni, Russia 1912 38y
94 Averckowski,Dwoire Kobrin, Russia 1910 20y
95 Awruch,Bobla Kobryn, Poland 1920 30y
96 Awruch,Isaac Kobryn, Poland 1920 8y
97 Awruch,Rubin Kobryn, Poland 1920 11y
1 Babrow,Sruel Kobrin 1904 25y
2 Bachmayer,Leibush Kubern, Turkey 1913 38y
3 Baich,Max Kobrin, Russia 1908 17y
4 Bajer,Rosa Kobryn, Poland 1920 7y
5 Bajuc,Sura Kobrin, Poland 1921 55y
6 Bajuk,Arane Kobryn 1905 18y
7 Bajuk,Aron Kobrin 1904 21y
8 Balglej,Abram Kobryn, Poland 1921 27y
9 Balglej,Hilel Kobryn, Poland 1921 5y
10 Balglej,Lejzor Kobryn, Poland 1921 19y
11 Balglej,Sara Kobryn, Poland 1921 1y
12 Balglej,Szejna Kobryn, Poland 1921 53y
13 Balter,Etel Kobrin, Grodno 1921 20y
14 Banczuk,Etla Kobrin, Poland 1920 28y
15 Banczuk,Meyer Kobrin, Poland 1920 10y
16 Banczuk,Schmul Kobrin, Poland 1920 8y
17 Banschik,Esther Kobrin 1904 17y
18 Barasch,Mosche Kobrin, Russia 1911 42y
19 Barenbaum,Chane Kobrin 1904 5yr
20 Barenbaum,Dwoire Kobrin 1904 3 1/2 yr
21 Barenbaum,Izrok Kobrin 1904 21y
22 Barenbaum,Jankel Kobrin 1904 25y
23 Barenbaum,Leye Kobrin 1904 27yr
24 Barkin,Abraham Kobryn, Poland 1920 22y
25 Barkin,Gerty Kobryn, Poland 1920 18y
26 Barkin,Meyer Kobryn, Poland 1920 25y
27 Barnbeim,Schuml Kobrin, Russia 1909 18y
28 Barrich,Haunsohn Hebron, Palestina 1911 22y
29 Barschiwzki,Berl Kobrin, Russia 1910 5y
30 Barschiwzki,Chaje Kobrin, Russia 1910 25y
31 Barschiwzki,Hennie Kobrin, Russia 1910 58y
32 Barszewska,Jenta Kobryn, Poland 1923 25y
33 Bartnowski,Schumel Kobrina, Russia 1911 19y
34 Baschis,Bobe Kobrin, Russia 1907 19y
35 Basenson,Jankel Kobryn 1903 20y
36 Bassinsohn,Aron Kobrin 1904 29y
37 Baum,Braine Kobrin, Poland 1921 52y
38 Baum,Elka Kobrin 1903 5y
39 Baum,Itke Kobrin, Poland 1921 16y
40 Baum,Miriam Kobrin, Poland 1921 20y
41 Baum,Mordche Kobrin 1903 3y
42 Baum,Reisel Kobrin 1903 28y t
43 Bazenbaum,Salomon Kobrin, Russia 1907 18y
44 Becker,Chune Heperny, Russia 1914 20y
45 Beder,Chasche Kobrin, Russia 1912 4y
46 Beder,Janse Kobrin, Russia 1912 25y
47 Begun,Dawid Russia, Kobrin 1908 17
48 Behm,Zandel Kobrin 1904 24y
49 Beide,Berl Kobrin 1904 20
50 Beide,Malke Kobryn 1904 22y
51 Beile,Wilensky Kobrin, Russia 1906 21y
52 Beim,Feigel Kobrin, Russia 1914 17y
53 Beim,Mareen Kobrin, Russia 1908 18y
54 Bekerman,Sorah Kobryn, Russia 1921 33y
55 Bekermann,Chaja Kobryn, Russia 1921 9y
56 Bekermann,Jankiel Kobryn, Russia 1921 8y
57 Bekermann,Mindla Kobryn, Russia 1921 7y
58 Belgley,Sarah Cubrin, Russia 1920 34y
59 Beller,Hilel Kobrin 1904 30y
61 Bender,Berke Kobrin, Russia 1906 11y
62 Bender,Bosche Kubrin 1903 5y
63 Bender,Broche Kobrin, Russia 1906 19y
64 Bender,Idel Kobrin, Russia 1906 10m
65 Bender,Moische Kubrin 1903 42y
66 Bender,Neche Kobrin, Russia 1906 42y
67 Bender,Perl Kubrin 1903 7y t
68 Bender,Scheim Kobrin, Russia 1906 16y
69 Benjuk,Leje Kobrin, Russia 1913 17y
70 Benuck,Perla Kobryn, Poland 1922 16y
71 Berek,Meier Leib Kobrian 1906 18y
72 Berek,Mindla Kobryn, Poland 1921 19y
73 Berensen,Rosie Kobrin, Russia 1906 18y
74 Beresnack,Schmul Kobrin, Russia 1912 23y
75 Beresnak,Mordche Kobrin, Russia 1911 17y
Beresniak,Noah Kobrin 1907 18y
77 Beresticka,Marka Kobryn, Poland 1923 23
78 Berestoszky,Chasche Kobron 1904 11
79 Berestoszky,Feige Kobron 1904 30
80 Berezniak,Frojke Kobryn, Poland 1920 18 y
81 Bergmann,Jankel Kobrin 1900 33y
82 Berkman,Chaske Kobrin, Russia 1908 9
83 Berkman,Chlawne Kobrin, Russia 1908 11
84 Berkman,Liebe Kobrin, Russia 1908 36
85 Berkman,Reisel Kobrin, Russia 1908 5
86 Berkman,Salmon Kobrin, Russia 1908 7
87 Berkowitzky,Joel Kobrin (Gra...) 1902 34y
88 Berman,Grune Kobryn, Russia 1910 30y
89 Berman,Nochem Kowerin 1906 21y
90 Berman,Sore Kowerin 1906 58y
91 Bernstein,Feige Kobryn, Poland 1920 32y
92 Bernstein,PErl Kobryn, Poland 1920 8y
93 Berschman,Beile Kobrin 1905 13y
94 Berstein,Schepsel Kobryn, Poland 1920 7y
95 Berumt,Boruch Kobryn, Russia 1909 20y
96 Berwikunkin,Isradson Saul Kobryn, Grodno 1920 35y
97 Berzon,Faiwel Wilno, Hebron 1914 17y
98 Berzon,Lejba Kobryn, Lituania 1920 21y
99 Bieletzki,Dine Perl Kobryn, Poland 1921 60y
100 Bieletzki,Szloma Kobryn, Poland 1921 64y
101 Bikowska,Feja Kobryn, Russia 1922 21y
102 Bil,Necha Kobryn, Poland 1922 21y
103 Bilecki,Rochel Kobrin, Russia 1909 4y 6m
104 Bilecki,Wichne Kobrin, Russia 1909 26y
105 Biletzki,Abram Kobrin, Russia 1913 35y
106 Biliscki,Abraham Kobryn, Poland 1920 19y
107 Binjuk,Jossel Kobrin, Russia 1909 3y
108 Binjuk,Mindel Kobrin, Russia 1909 24y
109 Birnbaum,Itzack Kobrin 1905 17y
110 Birnbaum,Sora Kobryn, Poland 1923 14y
111 Blansztein,Mojsze Kobryn, Poland 1921 27y
112 Blat,Schefsel Kobrin, Russia 1913 17y
116 Bloch,Moische Wilna Guberni, Russia 1913 3y 6m
117 Blosky,Schonul Kobrin 1902 22
118 Blum,Peisach Kobryn, Russia 1907 20y
119 Blum,Pessin Kobrin, Russia 1913 18y
120 Blumkin,Selman Kobrin, Grodno 1920 27
121 Blutzer,Schloime Kobryn 1904 19y
122 Blutzert,Chasche Kobrin 1907 10y
123 Blutzert,Sime Kobrin 1907 44y
124 Bober,Selig Kobrin, Russia 1912 28
125 Bobocky,Jankel Kobrin 1904 35y
126 Bobor,Boba Gobrin, Poland 1920 35y
127 Bockstein,Clara Cobrin, Russia 1913 20y
128 Boger,Abram Kobrin Russia 1908 21
129 Bogoslawski,Teme Kobrin 1906 7y
130 Boguslawicz,Nejach Kobryn, Russia 1922 32y
131 Boguslawicz,Sora Kobryn, Pinsk R., Poland 1923 4mo
132 Boguslowitz,Dwoire Kobrin, Russia 1909 28y
133 Boguslowitz,Ester Kobrin, Russia 1909 6y
134 Bogustawia,Lubko Kobryn, russia 1922 34 or 36y
135 Bogustawicz,Beila Kobryn, Pinsk R., Poland 1923 23y
136 Bogusznitzki,Gedalje Kobrin 1904 3y
137 Bogusznitzki,Leie Kobrin 1904 29y
138 Bogusznitzki,Vachman Kobrin 1904 37y
139 Bokstein,Abram Kobrin 1904 35y
140 Boloszki,Riwke Kobrin, Russia 1911 18y
141 Bolotzki,Flate Kobrin, Russia 1908 17y
142 Bolotzky,Ebel Kobrin, Russia 1910 28y
143 Bolotzky,Ester Kobrin, Russia 1908 7y
144 Bolotzky,Leib Kobrin, Russia 1908 9y
145 Bolotzky,Leizer Kobrin, Russia 1910 8y
146 Bolotzky,Lore Kobrin, Russia 1910 9y
147 Bolotzky,Moiscke Kobrin, Russia 1910 6y
148 Bolotzky,Perl Kobrin, Russia 1908 40y
149 Bolotzky,Rease Kobrin, Russia 1908 5y
150 Bolotzky,Schmil Kobrin, Russia 1908 11y
151 Bolotzky,Sore Rochel Kobrin, Russia 1908 16y
152 Bolstzky,Berl Hobrin, Russia 1906 15y
153 Borenstein,Chana Kabryn, Poland 1921 9y
154 Borenstein,Jenta Kabryn, Poland 1921 7y
155 Borenstein,Sara Kabryn, Poland 1921 30y
156 Borowisz,Katharina Kubernia, Poland 1920 28y
157 Borowisz,Mariana Kubernia, Poland 1920 8y
158 Borsnowski,Cywia Kobryn, Poland 1921 31y
159 Borsnowski,Menachem Kobryn, Poland 1921 32y
160 Borsnowski,Nechown Kobryn, Poland 1921 5y
161 Borsnowski,Szebsel Kobryn, Poland 1921 7m
162 Bosnak,Chaim David Kobrin, Russia 1907 23
163 Bosnak,David Kobrin, Russia 1907 23y
164 Bosniak,Bencjan Kobryn, Poland 1921 18y
165 Bosniak,David Kobryn, Poland 1921 13y
166 Bosniak,Ester Kobryn, Poland 1921 35y
167 Bosniak,Izak Kobryn, Poland 1921 29y
168 Bosniak,Jdyda Kobryn, Poland 1921 43y
169 Bosniak,Moszko Kobryn, Russia 1921 14y
170 Bosniak,Samuel Kobryn, Poland 1921 5y
171 Bosniak,Szeine Kobryn, Poland 1921 8y
172 Boszes,Pinchos Kobryn, Poland 1921 17y
173 Braverman,Aron Kobrin, Poland 1920 26y
174 Braverman,David Kobrin, Poland 1920 17y
175 Brejdbort,Chaim Kobryn Grodno, Poland 1920 11y
176 Brejdbort,Jankiel Kobryn Grodno, Poland 1920 65y
177 Brejdbort,Ksiela Kobryn Grodno, Poland 1920 17y
178 Brejdbort,Menuch Kobryn Grodno, Poland 1920 18y
181 Bresticki,Jankel Kobrin, Russia 1909 22y
182 Britwa,Sare Kobryn, Russia 1914 18y
183 Buch,Berl Kobrin, Russ. 1907 25y
184 Buch,Hersch Kobryn, Russia 1913 46y
185 Buch,Libe Kobryn, Russia 1913 10y
186 Bukowski,Grete Kubrin 1905 24y
187 Bukowski,Mortche Kubrin 1905 3m
188 Bunek,Abram Kobrin, Russia 1912 18y
189 Burak,Herszko Kobryn, Poland 1920 17y
if you want the rest email me.
Eilat
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Manifest for Kroonland
Sailing from Antwerp April 05, 1921
Adler, Mojzek M 19y S Polish, Hebrew Krzywczes going to brother; Sigmond Adler
in Chicago.
Manifest for Belgenland
Sailing from Antwerp August 04, 1923
. Katzman, Shaia M 32 M Russian, Hebrew Krivoc,
0005. Katzman, Beila F 28 M Russian, Hebrew Krivoc,
0006. Katzman, Mania F 3 S Russian, Hebrew Krivoc,
. Katzman, Bentzion M 2m S Russian, Hebrew Krivoc
Manifest for Russia
Sailing from Liban April 11, 1910
Ailelrod, Chaie F 17y S Hebrew Russia Kviczize, Russia
0015. Ailelrod, Simke F 7y S Hebrew Russia Kviczize
both going to father Axelrad in New York
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Alperowicz,Jacob Kusiniec, Russia
1922 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Alpert,Michla Kurzemiec, Poland 1921 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Alpert,Roszka Kurzemiec, Poland 1921 31y
11 Awnek,Scheine Kuznici 1904 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
12 Awnet,Benjamin Kusnetza 1904 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
13 Awnet,Gelalie Kasencsi 1904 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
14 Awnet,Schleime Kusnetza 1904 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
15 Awneth,Czarne Kuznitza 1906 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
16 Awneth,Teme Kuzmitza 1906 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
9 Baltzen,Reisel Kuznica, Poland 1920 65y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
10 Baltzen,Wolf Kuznica, Poland 1920 65y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Barkan,Abram Kurzenicz, Poland 1922 2y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Barkan,Etta Kurzenicz, Poland 1922 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Barkan,Icchok Kurzenicz, Poland 1922 9m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Barkan,Lejb Kurzenicz, Poland 1922 30
21 Beckerman,Talie Kasenitz, Russia 1909 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
22 Bernard,Jacobovice Hasnica 1898 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Bernhant,Berl Kosnacz, Russia 1913 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Bernhard,Abram Cysznicz, Russia 1912 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Bernhard,Hane Cysznicz, Russia 1912 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest 21 Beckerman,Talie Kasenitz, Russia 1909 20y Passenger Record Text
Manifest Scanned Manifest
22 Bernard,Jacobovice Hasnica 1898 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Bernhant,Berl Kosnacz, Russia 1913 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Bernhard,Abram Cysznicz, Russia 1912 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Bernhard,Hane Cysznicz, Russia 1912 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
34 Bravermann,Itzce Kusnica, Rus. 1908 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
35 Brinbaum,Rusel Leie Koznicz, Russia 1910 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
36 Brooks,Jankel Kosnitza, Russia 1907 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest 1 Cajmacher,Wolf Kiznice, Russia 1910 21 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
2 Chaskelewitz,Chaje Sure Kisnetz 1906 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Chrost,Wolf Kusnitza 1904 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
4 Ciperfin,Brajna Korzenice, Pinsk.R. 1923 20y
Crenstein,Jached Kisnice, Pod. 1906 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Crenstein,Mendel Kisnice, Pod. 1906 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
10 Crenstein,Schmiel Kisnice, Pod. 1906 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Cymerman,Eida Kurzeniec, Poland 1921 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Cymerman,Freida Kurzeniec, Poland 1921 13y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
13 Czaplan,Berk Chechenorz, Russia 1908 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Czaplan,Chule Chechenorz, Russia 1908 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
Diener,Manci Coisnicz 1905 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Dinerstein,Berko Kucinetz, Russia 1907 23y
Dobnarsky,Chais Gousntz, Russia 1910 20y
3 Dratkowsky,Abram Kuznich, Russia 1908 22y
Eckstein,Chaim Kusnitza 1904 31y
Eker,Fechiel Kiszynica, Russia 1906 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Eker,Ruchel Kiszynica, Russia 1906 50y
Eker,Fechiel Kiszynica, Russia 1906 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Eker,Ruchel Kiszynica, Russia 1906 50y
Fahr,Jakob Keissinezs 1903 25y
Feinsod,Debora Kusnitza, Russia 1917 18 y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Felczian,Mordche Kishenoco 1903 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
7 Feldmann,Bette Kischinc, Russia 1909 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Feldmann,Elke Kusniza 1906 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
9 Feldmann,Moses Kuznitza, Russia 1912 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
10 Feldmann,Schleime Kusnitza 1903 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Fellberg,Moritz Kuschnitz, Russia 1908 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
12 Fenster,Hannah Kischenetz, Russia 1908 16y
Fialkow,Frume Kuschuntz, Russia 1906 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
16 Fiatowink,Nechama Kusnitza, Russia 1908 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
17 Fischring,Ester Korznic, Russia 1913 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
18 Fischring,Itzok Korznic, Russia 1913 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest 24 Frejstadler,Bassia Kozmiz, Poland 1921 6y Passenger Record Text
Manifest Scanned Manifest
25 Frejstadler,Brucha Kozmiz, Poland 1921 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
Gieser,Sima Kozienice, Poland 1921 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Gipsman,Chaio Kuznitsa, Russia 1907 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
16 Gisterak,Itzig Kischeneco 1904 47y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
17 Glaser,Rochel Kozenicz, Russia 1910 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
18 Gluches,Beile Kusnitszy, Russia 1903 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
19 Gluches,Ris...e Kusnitszy, Russia 1903 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
20 Gluches,Sure Kusnitszy, Russia 1903 30y
Golodner,Nissel Kuszmiz, Russia 1913 19y
Gozarkiewicz,Jozef Ksiezonicz, Poland 1921 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
35 Gozarkiewicz,Kataryna Ksiezonicz, Poland 1921 55y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
36 Gozarkiwicz,Wincenty Ksiezonicz, Poland 1921 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
37 Grim,Leiser 48 Gutz,Kornei Huszyniec, Russia 1910 24y
Hasnis,Baschewe Kisintze, Russia 1913 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Hasnis,Schlo...me Kisintze, Russia 1913 27y
13 Hoffmann,David Kuznice, Russia 1907 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Hornik,Cipe Kczyneze 1904 18y
Hubschmann,Liebe Kuznitza 1907 16y
Halpern,Fania Kyznica, Poland 1921 18y
Jablinskie,Michal Gysinczy, Poland 1921 48y
Jannkowicz,Antonina Kurzienice, Poland 1923 28y .September 17, 1923
Janukowicz, Albin M 4 S Kurzienice, Poland .going to uncle; bonifaci Janukowicz
Janukowicz, Herold M 7 S Polish Kurzienice 221 Lincoln St. North Chicago Kabizky,Israel
Guiznic, Russia 1912 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Kac,Chaja Basia Kurzeniec, Poland 1923 9y going to Zemach Zedek noshav home
3 Kac,Chjenia Kurzeniec, Poland 1923 29y on 184 Henry St. New York.
tickets paid by the congregation in New York.
4 Kac,Isreal Michal Kurzeniec, Poland 1923 48y
. Sagalswicz, Felik M 63y M Polish, Hebrew Krzywice, Poland 1923 going to son
. Sagalswicz, Flieta F 63y M Polish, Hebrew Krzywice, Poland 1923 Samuel Segal
Sagalswicz, Simka F 22y S Polish, Hebrew Krzywice, Poland 1923 New Hawen, .
Sagalswicz, Rachal F 17y S Polish, Hebrew Krzywice, Poland Conn
19 Karlinski,Jewsies Kozience, Russia 1922 62y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
20 Karlinski,Raschel Kozience, Russia 1922 59y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
21 Karlinski,Simon Kozience, Russia 1922 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
22 Karoszanski,Jankel Kosnitza, Russia 1907 2y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
23 Karoszanski,Mariam Kosnitza, Russia 1907 6m Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
24 Karoszanski,Tobie Kosnitza, Russia 1907 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
Katz,David Kurzeniec, Poland 13y August 04, 1923 going to father and
Katz, Hinda born in Vilejka F 39y M Poland, Hebrew Kurzeniec, husband; S. Katz
. Katz, Leib Z. M 9y S Poland, Hebrew Kurzeniec, Poland 123 Henry St New york
Kenel,Keile Kusnicy, Russia 1914 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
31 Kenel,Manje Kusnicy, Russia 1914 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
32 Kenel,Riwne Kusnicy, Russia 1914 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
33 Kenel,Rochel Kusnicy, Russia 1914 50y Passenger
Kirschbaum,Josef Koschenitz 1902 28
51 Klein,Notie Kausenietz, Russia 1907 43y
Kleinbort,Abram Kucnitza, Russia 1907 37y
60 Kopelowicz,Dawid Korzeniec, Poland 1921 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
61 Kopelowicz,Gisia Korzeniec, Poland 1921 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
62 Kopelowicz,Icko Kurzenice, Poland 1923 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
63 Kopelowicz,Josif Kurzenice, Pinsk REg. 1922 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
64 Kopelowicz,Rachel Kurzenice, Pinsk Reg 1922 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
65 Kopelowicz,Rachela Korzeniec, Poland 1921 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
66 Kopelowicz,Welwel Korzeniec, Poland 1921 13y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
67 Kopelowicz,Zoruch Kurzenice, Pinsk Reg 1922 1y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
68 Kopolowica,Roza Kurzieniec, Poland 1921 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
69 Kopolowicz,Gerszon Kurzieniec, Poland 1921 12y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
70 Kopolowicz,Rywka Kurzieniec, Poland 1921 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
71 Kopolowicz,Sara Kurzieniec, Poland 1921 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
72 Kopolowicz,Szulem Kurzieniec, Poland 1921
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Subj: Request & Link
Date: 9/28/01 8:03:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: Krtrptr8
To: EilatGordn
Hello Ms Gordin: About a few months ago you helped me with finding the manifest
of my grandfather MAX SCHMULEWITZ to which I am very grateful, and I sent a
letter to the JewishGen so stating. I also asked if you could find the manifest
with respect to my mother. Well, after a very thorough search of papers that
I had, I finally located the manifest on the Ellis Island web site. I am linking
you that site and wondering where and how I can further locate the rest of the
siblings which are somewhat fuzzy and does not seem to be listed by name, but
only the father CHAIM FEIDLER. Her mother's name was MINNIE or MINDEL. My mother's
name was RIWKE FIDLER. I know this is correct because the paper that I found
had the ship, Kroonland, date of arrival was the 28th, but they have it the
29th on the manifest, and her date of birth was 7/16/02. I am reaching out to
you because my daughter-in-law gave birth to a girl yesterday and one of the
baby's names she had given was Rebekah, that being for my mother Rebecca (Riwke)
Manifest Enlarger . Not wanting to seem odd, but I guess my mother somehow had
me do some more searching yesterday evening to thank me for using her name again.
Not a sentimentalist just an eerie odd feeling. Sorry for the chit chat. And
so if you are not adverse to assist me I would greatly appreciate your expertise.
Thank you so very much... Herman Tucson, Arizona
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AM Pacific Daylight Time, Krtrptr8 writes:
> my daughter-in-law gave birth to a girl yesterday and one of the baby's
> names she had given was Rebekah, that being for my mother Rebecca (Riwke)
Best wishes on the birth-
I found; February 29, 1912 Manifest for Kroonland
Sailing from Antwerp;
Fidler, Dinde F 38y M Russia, Hebrew Bialostok, Russia
. Fidler, Meische M 16y S Russia, Hebrew Bialostok, Russia
. Fidler, Ruwad M 7y S Russia, Hebrew Bialostok
Fidler, Riwke F 9y S Russia, Hebrew Bialostok
you should check other Fidlers who came from Bialostok; . Fidler, Jankel M 16y
S Russia - Hebrew from Bialystok July 05, 1905 going to brother L. Fidler in
Brooklyn
. Fiedler, Chaje Pesche F 16y S Russia Hebrew Bjalystok November 15, 1904 going
to father Max Fiedler on Clinton Street New York
Fiedler, Moses M 70y M Russia, Hebrew Bialystok, Russia
0021. Fiedler, Chana F 70y M Russia, Hebrew Bialystok December 04, 1916
going to son Louis Fiedler in Brooklyn (must be the brother of Jankel
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Subj: Re: Request & Link
Date: 9/29/01 7:45:12 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: Krtrptr8
To: EilatGordn
Dear Ms. Gordin: THANK YOU !!!!! Linked to those sites I find the only names
reference the "Fiedler's (Fidler) are DINDE, MEISCHE, RUWAD and my mother, RIWKE.
I also noted the name CHAIM FEIDLER, which was the husband, written in the boxes
where the Fidler name appeared on the manifest. When did he come or they came
together? Strange. That was, I assume, my grandfather, the one I am named after.
I do know that they all went to the lower east side of Manhattan when they arrived,
i.e. Avenue C, etc.. and remained in that area, more particularly Ninth Street
and Avenue D. Be that as it may, I believe DINDE would stand for Mindel, Minnie
or the like, my grandmother. And the name MEISCHE would translate to Morris,
which was my uncle. The name RUWAD might be Ruvin, Ruben, to which I also had
an uncle by that name, which was my mother's brother. The other uncles and aunts
were born in the United States some time after they, my grandparents, arrived.
The other names I do not believe are related. There was a town in Poland near
Bialystok named Lomza (Province Grodno), and to make it easier on entering they
probably said Biolastock. I seemed to have noted when searching, the name Esther
Fidler, which was my grandmother's sister, and appear to have lost that page.
She came first, I believe, and later married a gentleman by the name of BACHRACH,
relocated to Maynard or Acton, Mass.and had a grocery store featuring feed and
grain. Gee, we are spread all over the country. Sorry for the pun, but a little
levity sounds nice. Be that as it may, again I really appreciate your knowledge,
expertise and HELP. With respect to the above items, if you think I am missing
a link please advise. I take instructions quite well. THANK YOU..... Herman
Tucson, AZ
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There is no single definition of
the term Ecole de Paris, or School of Paris. It has varied with years in accordance
with the writers who used it. Everybody seems to agree, however, that in the
first decades of the 20th century, the name was used to describe a group of
young adepts of modern art, of various styles and beliefs, who came from all
over the world to live and work in Paris. A number of historians of art go further
and limit the group to a score of renowned figures such as Marc Chagall, Chaim
Soutine (married Rosa nee Bunimovich), Ossip Zadkine, Jacques Lipchitz, Modigliani,
all foreigners, all Jews, and all born between 1880 and 1900. But what strikes
us as Belarusians is the great number of members of the School of Paris who
came from Belarus.
http://www.belarus-misc.org/diaspora/yurevich/belarus/artists/main.html
click
to read the rest
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ubj: [belarus] Harodl Rhode
Date: 9/17/01 9:13:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: hrhode@erols.com (Harold Rhode)
To: belarus@lyris.jewishgen.org (Belarus SIG)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Yes, I do work in the Pentagon, but I was in Cairo when this happened.
I am alive and well, though I must tell you all that seeing the damage at the
Pentagon in person is much worse than watching it on TV.
It's incredulous!
Shana Tova u-meborekhet. And G-d willing, this year will be much better
than the last.
Harold Rhode
Support the work of the Belarus SIG and JewishGen by
clicking on http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/belarus.html
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Shtetls of Belarus
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Shtetl Uezd Gubernia
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Aaronovo Slonim Grodno
Akhremovtsy
Albertovo Pinsk Minsk
Alexandria Orsha Mogilev
Alova Lida Vilna-Grodno
Amdur
Amgarovka Borisov Minsk
Amur
Androniki Chausy Mogilev
Andruszowce Lida Vilna-Grodno
Andruyushetv-
tsy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Annengof Gorky Mogilev
Annopol Minsk Minsk
Antonopol
Antonovka Gomel Mogilev
Antonovo
Antonuvka Gomel Mogilev
Antopol Grodno
Antosino
Aronova Gorodok Vitebsk
Ashmiany
Asmena
Astrina Lida Vilna-Grodno
Asveya
Austrina Lida Vilna-Grodno
Avrahamova Brest Grodno
Azarichi Bobruisk Minsk
Azartsy
Babinovichi Orsha Mogilev
Babruysk Bobruisk Minsk
Babuzhe Gomel Mogilev
Baevo Gorky Mogilev
Bakshty Lida Vilna-Grodno
Baksty Lida Vilna-Grodno
Balabovshchi-
ni Mstislavl Mogilev
Baliche Lida Vilna-Grodno
Balichi Lida Vilna-Grodno
Balvi Lutsin Vitebsk
Baran
Baranovichi Novogrudok Minsk
Baranovichi-Polesskie Novogrudok Minsk
Barishevka
Barok
Barowce Vileika Vilna
Bartoshi Lida Vilna-Grodno
Barysaw Borisov Minsk
Bastuny Lida Vilna-Grodno
Baturyn
Begoml
Belakoritz
Belaya Borisov Minsk
Belevtsy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belice Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belinek
Belinichi Mogilev Mogilev
Belinkovichi Klimovichi Mogilev
Belitsa Bobruisk Minsk
Belitsa Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belitsy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belitza Gomel Mogilev
Belogruda Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belogrudy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belogusha
Belokorets
Beloruch
Beloruchye Minsk Minsk
Belundzi Lida Vilna-Grodno
Belynichi
Belynitchi Mogilev Mogilev
Belynkovichi Klimovichi Mogilev
Beneyki Lida Vilna-Grodno
Benkovtse
Benyakone Lida Vilna-Grodno
Benyakoni
Bereza Pruzhany Grodno
Bereza Kartuz Pruzhany Grodno
Berezhnitsa
Berezin Igumen Minsk
Berezino Borisov Minsk
Bereznyaki
Berezova Minsk
Berezovka Lutsin Vitebsk
Berezovtse Velke Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bershty
Bervenovka Gomel Mogilev
Berzhnik Vitebsk Vitebsk
Beshenkobichy Lepel Vitebsk
Beshenkovichi Lepel Vitebsk
Beshenkowits-
chi Lepel Vitebsk
Bialohruda Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bialowieza
Biance Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bielica Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bielunce Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bieniakonie Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bilcewicze Vileika Vilna
Bilcewicze Pierwsze Vileika Vilna
Bildyugi Disna Vitebsk
Bilice Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bil'tsevichi Vileika Vilna
Biltsevoychi Ii Vileika Vilna
Bilyuntsy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Binyakon Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bizherevichi
Bloshniki
Bluden
Bobovnya Slutsk Minsk
Bobowce Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bobr Senno Mogilev
Bobra Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bobrovichi
Bobrovichi
Bobruisk Bobruisk Minsk
Bobruysk Bobruisk Minsk
Bocheykovo
Bogdanovka
Bogin
Bogino
Bogushevichi Igumen Minsk
Bogushevsk
Boguslavitch
Bohin
Bokinichi
Bolovsk Lutsin Vitebsk
Bolshaya Berestovitsa
Bolshiye Berezovtsy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bolshiye Boyary Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bolshiye Luki
Bolshiye Orly
Bolshiye Pugachi Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bolshiye Sittsy
Bolshiye Zhukhovichi
Bolshoye Mozheykovo Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bolshoye Osovo Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bolshoye Selo Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bol'shoy Kun'yak Vileika Vilna
Bolsi Lida Vilna-Grodno
Borisov Borisov Minsk
Borissow Borisov Minsk
Borkhovo Rechitsa Vitebsk
Borovaja
Borovikovshc-
hina Minsk Minsk
Borovtsy Vileika Vilna
Borsuchizna
Borukhova Lutsin Vitebsk
Boryczewicze
Borysuvka
Bostyn
Bosyach
Boyary Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bragin Rechitsa Minsk
Bralniki Novogrudok Minsk
Braslav
Braslaw
Brazelce Lida Vilna-Grodno
Breslauja
Brest Brest Grodno
Brest-Litovski Brest Grodno
Bril
Brodnica
Brodnitsa
Brodovska
Brolniki
Brusovanka Velizh Vitebsk
Brzostowica
Brzozowka Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bubni Polotsk Vitebsk
Bucau
Buchowszczyz-
na Nowa
Bucily Lida Vilna-Grodno
Buda-Lushevskaya Mogilev
Budcha
Budniki
Budslav
Budzilov
Bulizhniki Mogilev Mogilev
Bulkovo
Burdykovshch-
ina
Burnosy
Bushyki
Buten
Butern
Butily Lida Vilna-Grodno
Butin
Butrimantsy Lida Vilna-Grodno
Butrimoniai Lida Vilna-Grodno
Butrimonis Lida Vilna-Grodno
Butrimonys Lida Vilna-Grodno
Butrimonys (2) Lida Vilna-Grodno
Butrymance Lida Vilna-Grodno
Buynitchy Mogilev Mogilev
Bychau
Bychow Bykhov Mogilev
Byeloruchye Minsk Minsk
Byenyakon Lida Vilna-Grodno
Bykhov Bykhov Mogilev
Bykhov Pinsk Minsk
Byki
Byten
Bzhozuvka Lida Vilna-Grodno
Cavusty
Chachichove Lida Vilna-Grodno
Chaplichi Lida Vilna-Grodno
Chashniki Lepel Vitebsk
Chasniki
Chausy Chausy Mogilev
Chechersk Rogachev Mogilev
Chekhi Vileika Vilna
Chekhy Vileika Vilna
Cheres
Chereya Senno Mogilev
Cherikov Cherikov Mogilev
Chernavchitsy Brest Grodno
Chernaya Luzha Vitebsk
Chernevka Chausy Mogilev
Chernikhov
Chernyany Borisov Minsk
Cherven Igumen Minsk
Chislavichi Mstislavl Mogilev
Chodorowce Lida Vilna-Grodno
Choimetz
Cholmec
Chomsk Kobrin Grodno
Choroszewicze
Chotuchovo Lida Vilna-Grodno
http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/Shtetls/Belarus.htm
click here for
the entire list
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A list of ellis Island of passangers
who came from Soly/sol near Vilna;Abramowitz,Pesse Soln 1903 58y Passenger Record
Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
7 Abramowitz,Slate Soln 1903 18y or 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Alper,Benjamin Solli, Wilno 1908 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Alper,Ester Solli, Wilno 1908 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Alper,Frippe Solli, Wilno 1908 45y
Bernstein,Icze Soly, Russia 1908 21y
Bloch,Owsay Sollel, Russia 1910 56y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
39 Bloch,Priwe Sollel, Russia 1910 57y
Budgar,Basse Soll 1905 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
68 Budgar,Jaker Soll 1905 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
69 Budgor,Girsch Soly, Russia 1912 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
70 Bures,Itzig Soly 1903 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
71 Bures,Note Soly 1904 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
72 Burras,Abraham Soly 1906 5 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
73 Burras,Basse Soly 1906 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
74 Burras,Cippe Soly 1906 26
Denlil,Perl Solis, Russia 1906 18y
Dinerstein,Wolf Sol, Russia 1912 36y
Edelman,Chany Solec, Poland 1920 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Edelman,Chewa Solec, Poland 1920 41y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Edelman,Israel Solec, Poland 1920 15y
Fajnszmidt,Boruch Solec, Poland 1923 37y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Fajnszmidt,Doba Solec, Poland 1923 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Fajnszmidt,Laja Solec, Poland 1923 41y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Fajnszmith,Boruch Solec, Poland 1923 37y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Fajnszmith,Dona Solec, Poland 1923 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
7 Fajnszmith,Laja Solec, Poland 1923 41y
Faver,Mendel Solie, Russia 1913 45y
Federbuscha,Simon Sol... 1903 24y
Feldman,Gerschen Solin, Russia 1907 3y
Feldman,Riwe Solin, Russia 1907 22y
Finger,Basche Soly 1905 16y
Ginsburg,Aron Sol, Russia 1913 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
17 Ginzburg,Oschen... Soly 1903 24y
Gleser,Dwaire Soly 1905 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
21 Gleser,Zelde Soly 1905 2y
Gordon,Abram Soly 1906 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
46 Gordon,Chane Soly 1906 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
47 Gordon,David Soly. 1904 44y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
48 Gordon,Eide Soly 1906 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
49 Gordon,Eiser Sol, Russia 1907 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
50 Gordon,Freide Soly 1906 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
51 Gordon,Leibe Soly 1906 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
52 Gordon,Leie Soly 1906 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
53 Gordon,Morris Soly. 1904 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
54 Gordon,Ruve Soly 1906 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
55 Gordon,Vigder Solim 1905 17y
Grodon,Judes Soly 1906 40y
Gurwitz,Freide Soly 1904 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
71 Gurwitz,Majer Soly 1904 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
72 Gurwitz,Oscher Soly 1904 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
73 Gurwitz,Rikle Soly 1904 40y
Heller,Abram Soly 1903 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
21 Heller,Leib Soly Wilma 1905 16 yr Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
22 Heller,Leie Soly Wilma 1905 18 yr Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Hellhor,Leib Soll
Hornfeld,Chaje Solce, Russia 1910 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
44 Hornfeld,Rachel Solce, Russia 1910 3y 6m
Israelski,Frume Sola, Russia 1910 20y
Jascocel,Anna Solen, Russia 1907 23y
Joffe,Berki Solok, Russia 1913 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
8 Joffe,Chaie Solok, Russia 1913 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Joffe,Etel Solok, Russia 1913 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Joffe,Marische Solok, Russia 1913 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Joffe,Mowshe Solok, Russia 1913 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Joffe,Rachel Solok, Russia 1913 11y
Karatonska,Chaja Soly, Poland 1923 63y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
19 Karatonska,Rocha Soly, Poland 1923 1y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
20 Karatonska,Sonia Soly, Poland 1923 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
21 Karatonski,Hersz Soly, Poland 1923 73y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
22 Karatonski,Izik Soly, Poland 1923 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Karatonski,Salomon Soly, Poland 1923 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Kardonska,Chaja Soly, Poland 1923 63y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Kardonska,Rocha Soly, Poland 1923 1y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
Kardonska,Sonia Soly, Poland 1923 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
27 Kardonski,Hersz Soly, Poland 1923 73y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
28 Kardonski,Izik Soly, Poland 1923 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
29 Kardonski,Salomon Soly, Poland 1923 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
30 Karpel,Jankel Sole 1906 67y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
31 Karpel,Louis Soly, Russia 1904 32y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
32 Karpowsky,Abraham Solihoro, Russia 1914 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
33 Karpowsky,Dwoire Solihoro, Russia 1914 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
34 Karpowsky,Ester Solihoro, Russia 1914 31y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
35 Karpowsky,Le... Solihoro, Russia 1914 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
36 Karpowsky,Manie Solihoro, Russia 1914 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
37 Kartel,Anna Sol 1905 19y
Katz,Maryann Soly, Russia 1908 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
48 Katz,Menachem Soly 1906 16y
Kritzer,Chaim Solly, Wilno 1908 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
107 Kruker,Mina
Kupowetz,Elja Sol, Russia 1912 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
117 Kupowetz,Reiza Sol, Russia 1912 50y
Leibmann,Leib Soly 1905 17y Passenger
Liebman,Isreal Soll 1906 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
37 Liebman,Lesche Soll 1906 26y
Lylberman or Zylberman,Perla Solec, Poland 1921 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
66 Lylberman or Zylberman,Pese Solec, Poland 1921 23y
Mandelbaum,Beile Solic, Russia 1913 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Mandelbaum,Blume Solic, Russia 1913 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Mandelbaum,Feige Solic, Russia 1913 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
10 Mandelbaum,Perl Solic, Russia 1913 40y
Matzkierviz,Moische Sol, Russia 1913 22y
Milkonowitzky,Jankel Solui..., Russia 1908 19y
Mischkin,Esik Sol 1906 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
29 Mischkin,Simon Sol, Russia 1906 17
Pinkus,Hermann Sollau 1904 24y
Pomerantz,Gele Soly 1906 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
30 Pomerantz,Salinen Soly 1906 6y
Rabinowicz,Michel Soly 1905 50y
Rase,Schie Soly 1904 32y
Reider,Abraham Soli, Russ. 1907 46y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
14 Reider,Beile Soli, Russ. 1907 20y
Rejder,Sara Sol, Russia 1913 18y
Ress,Roche Solioly 1906 18
Rosenberg,Schulam Soloh, Russia 1914 18 y
Schapiro,Basche Soly, Russia 1912 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
34 Schapiro,Cira Soly, Russia 1912 54y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
35 Schapiro,Dweire Soly, Russia 1912 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
36 Schapiro,Efroim Abe Solok 1904 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
37 Schapiro,Reize Soly, Russia 1912 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
38 Schapiro,Riwka Soly, Russia 1912 17y
Shapiro,Benze Soly 1904 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
Schwarczmann,Ester Solon, Poland 1921 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
112 Schwarczmann,Hodzia Solon, Poland 1921 16y
Shodsinsky,Lifsche Sol, Wilna 1907 18y
Sosinski,Moische Solgo 1904 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
143 Sosinski,Slime Solgo 1904 24y
154 Stanibush,Schmul Soli, Russia 1911 18y
Tavilowic,Aron Sol... 1906 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
14 Tavilowic,Wolf Sol... 1906 14y
Tozebiszemis,Maganlu Solec, Poland 1921 54y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
21 Tozebiszemis,Prymes Solec, Poland 1921 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
22 Tozebiszemis,Sura Ruchla Solec, Poland 1921 56y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
23 Trodenko,Michal Solotuica, Russia 1907 30 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
24 Troppe,Berek Solec, Poland 1923 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Troppe,Boruch Solec, Poland 1923
Tewelewitz,Motel Soly, Russia 1912 18y
Troppe,Frajdla Solec, Poland 1923 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
27 Troppe,Herszek Solec, Poland 1923 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
28 Troppe,Ita Solec, Poland 1923 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
29 Troppe,Rajzla Solec, Poland 1923 15y
Weissenberg,Husch Solwi 1903 30y
Weinstein,Josef Sol, Russia 1906 20y
Werzowsky,Leie Soly 1903 47y
Yedlin,Leia Sololow, Poland 1921 27
Zolondek,Aron Szlana Solec, Poland 1922 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Zolondek,Aron Szlom Solec, Poland 1922 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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14 Zolondek,Necha Solec, Poland 1922 16y
Zolodz,Fajivel Hersz Solic, Poland 1921 37y
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Subj: Re: "One Step" Ellis Island
Search Results for Jewish Passengers by town b
Date: 9/7/01 9:58:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: susan.lamdan@tiscalinet.it (Lamdan)
Reply-to: susan.lamdan@tiscalinet.it (Lamdan)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Dear Eilat,
Have just come back from my Inter-religious Conference in Barcelona.
Delighted to find that you've completed the Lechovich search and have now
begun a Baranovich one. That's fabulous.
The first results from the Lechovich survey are pretty amazing. The total
number of emigrants that you discovered is over 1200! This is the
"unrefined" number and right now we are in the process of discarding those
folk who clearly did not come from our place (eg. those whose country of
origin was Austria, etc.). Nonetheless, the final number will be pretty high
and we are talking about emigrants to Ellis Island alone!
Admittedly we are also talking about a 32 year period (which included a
World War, when the town was evacuated) but, even so, the numbers will say a
lot about emigration from a town which in 1897 had a censused Jewish
population of 3846 Jews, going down to 1106 in 1909, and 1656 in 1921. All
these are raw figures which need definition, but there's definitely a big
demographic story here.
We'll try to size the returns up as best we can, and we'll keep you posted.
Meantime, please keep the Baranovich names coming, because a good part of
them originated in Lechovich as well. (Baranovich grew very fast from
virtually nothing, when it became a major railway junction at the end of the
19th century, drawing much of its Jewish population from nearby
"shtetlach"). After War War I, it became an important town and Jewish
centre, and today it is the 6th or 7th largest city in Belarus. But that's
another story.
All best,
Neville.
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Subj: Thanks for list of Jewish Passengers
who came from Ilja
Date: 9/4/01 6:55:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: HeyJudy123
To: EilatGordn
This was fascinating reading. Thank you so much for your cleverness, and for
your hard work.
My paternal grandmother, RACHEL SIMON SEGAL, came from Ilya in Vilna to New
York in 1882, when she was 12; her father's brother and his family already were
here. Therefore, I didn't look for her--or the other family members--in the
EIDB, since that doesn't begin until 1893.
Sincerely,
Judy Segal
New York City, USA
Subj: Re: a list of Jewish passangers from Dolginowo from Ellis Island records
Date: 9/6/01 10:33:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: Sonnymel
To: EilatGordn
I would like to add the following;
Rosen, gerschon age 21-listed as Solgonov, but should be Dolginov
Rosen, jochin age 16- " " "
Rosen, leib age 18 " "
Rosen, Lea residence listed as VOL...inor, should be Dolginov
Same for, hinde Rosen, foine Rosen, michel RosenSubj: Re: a list of Jewish Passengers
who came from Ilja
Date: 9/6/01 1:56:53 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: avkrauss@actcom.com (Avrohom Krauss)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
THANK YOU!!
Avrohom Krauss
Subj: RE: Ellis Island Database; swir/ Svir/Schwier
Date: 9/6/01 12:58:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: pcheiftz@global.co.za (Paul Cheifitz)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Thanks so much for this very useful information.
Kind regards,
Paul Cheifitz,
Cape Town.
Subj: Re: a list of Jewish Passengers who came from Donilowitz
Date: 9/6/01 5:35:15 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: bnullman@yahoo.com (brenda nullman)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
--- EilatGordn@aol.com wrote:
Thank you very much for this information. I have a
Israel Alper who was born in Dunilowicz. My Alper
came on the SS Pretoria in 1905 from Hamburg.
He was 19. Do you think this was his second trip?
Brenda
bnullman @yahoo.com
Subj: Your Web site
Date: 9/6/01 9:29:20 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: mymble@nwu.edu (David W. Cugell, MD)
To: eilatgordn@aol.com
Mr. Levitan: I have just come across your fabulous family archive
web site. I am particularly intrigued by Michael Castrol's lengthy
essay about New Haven, where I am from, and the Milford and Rosenbaum
Tutoring Schools. The Rosenbaums were my Uncles, and my Father is
mentioned in his essay. Can you put me in touch with him??
I would be most grateful.
Subj: Re: Ellis Island Database; swir/ Svir/Schwier
Date: 9/5/01 9:48:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: San Sar 59
To: EilatGordn
Eilat,
Thanks so much for the wonderful list of all those immigrants from Svir. A couple
of them (Swirskys) are definitely related to me. I appreciate your doing the
work and then taking the time to send this data to me.
Sincerely,Sandy Kronick
Dear Eilat Gordon,
I don't know how I got on your mailing list, but I was most interested to go
over the material you'd gotten from the Ellis Island archives. Their list is
very incomplete. There were at least four Kaplans from our family (David,
Moshe, Molly, Mary), four Skapovkas -- Abraham, Beyleh, David, Sarah (might
have been listed as Stern, or Stearns), among others, who came through Ellis
Island between 1906 and 1912. I have my grandparents' passports, so I know
the dates, but I could not find any record of them in the Ellis Island
archives -- so I suspect that the archive is not comprehensive.
You are probably aware that there are TWO books about Swir (one in Hebrew,
one in Yiddish), both of which contain many lists of names along with
photographs of the town and its residents. A quite significant number of
people from Swir were among the earliest settlers of Kfar Saba. And you'll
find A LOT of Swirskys in the Israeli telephone directories -- amazing when
you consider that the TOTAL population of Swir, including non-Jews, never
exceeded 1400 people at any given time!
What is your connection to Swir?
Nancy L. Caroline, M.D.
Sandy Kronick
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Searching Ellis Island Database;
swir
Date: 9/4/01 11:52:06 AM Pacific Daylight Time
Abelowitz,Chane Schwirr, Russia 1908 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Abelowitz,Feibe Schwirr, Russia 1908 31y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Abelowitz,Malke Schwirr, Russia 1908 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Abolnik,Chaim Swiro, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Abolnik,Genja Swiro, Russia 1910 56y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Abolnik,Gesse Swiro, Russia 1910 14y
Abramowitz,Itzko Sivir 1904 41y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
13 Aljoerowitz,Simel Swir 1906 43y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
14 Alperowitz,Jossel Swir 1904 33y
Bareisch,Gitel Zwer, Russia 1910 30y
Barschok,Itzko Swir, Russia 1907 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
7 Barschok,Rosa Swir, Russia 1907 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Barschok,Schulem Swir, Russia 1907 13y
12 Bergen,David Swir 1905 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
13 Bergen,Hinde Swir 1905 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
14 Bergen,Peisach Swir 1905 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
15 Bergen,Sara Swir 1905 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
16 Berger,Mordche Swir 1902 43
Berman,Chane Saver 1906 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
20 Berson,Henne Swir, Russia 1910 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
21 Berson,Rochel Swir, Russia 1910 50y
Bordey,Leib Shewer 1903 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
27 Bordey,Lye Shewer 1903 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
28 Bordey,Reisel Shewer 1903 3y 6m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
29 Bordey,Sore Shewer 1903 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
30 Borowsky,Chaim Swir, Russia 1911 61y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
31 Borowsky,Lea Swir, Russia 1911 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
32 Borowsky,Lea Swer, Russia 1911 19y
Bosink,Berl Zwir, Russia 1913 19y Brody,Behr Swir 1906 6y Passenger Record Text
Manifest Scanned Manifest
38 Brody,Frunie Swir 1906 33y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
39 Brody,Leib Swir 1906 11y 6m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
40 Brody,Oscher Swir 1906 8y
42 Brumberg,Chaje Swir, Wilna 1908 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
43 Brumberg,Leib Swir, Wilna 1908 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
44 Budgar,Feige Swier, Russia 1914 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
Chaiet,David Swir 1905 17y
Chait,Itze Swir 1903 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
11 Chait,Rastie Swer 1903 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
12 Chajet,Abraham Sevir, Russia 1913 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Chankin,Maria Sauiari, Russ. 1922 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Chankin,Mina Sauiari, Russ. 1922 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Chankin,Ruchel Sauiari, Russ. 1922 32y
Charnatz,Golde Swir 1903 33y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
17 Charnatz,Ittke Swir 1903 2y 6m
Chincin,Hanna Schware, Russia 1905 15 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Chincin,Ida Schware, Russia 1905 10 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Chincin,Mendel Schware, Russia 1905 6 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Chincin,Sara Schware, Russia 1905 8 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
26 Cuait,Slawe Schwier, Russia 1907 44 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
27 Czerniawsky,Leib Shiviro, Russia 1913 19y
Damarosteg,Sckuml Swarj..., Russia 1909 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Damewich,Hersch Suwir 1904 25 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
3 Dampf,Brandel Zworo 1906 17y
Distler,Josef S...ber 1904 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Dolin,David Swire 1906 20y
12 Dorfman,Abrahm Swir, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Dorfman,Czipe Swir, Russia 1910 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Dorfman,Ettel Swir, Russia 1910 39y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Dorfman,Schaie Swir, Russia 1910 4y 6m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
16 Dorfmann,Elie Sawra, Russia. 1908 17y
Ebel,Chany Svair 1905 24y Elkin,Abram Zebur, Russia 1913 18y Passenger Record
Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
6 Elkin,Lore Zebur, Russia 1913 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
7 Elkin,Schmul Zebur, Russia 1913 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Elkin,Taube Zebur, Russia 1913 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Emhorn,Chaike Suber 1905 1y 2m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Emhorn,Schulem Suber 1905 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
11 Emhorn,Ylate Suber 1905 20y
Fanberg,Shimon Swir 1905 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Fegus,Schaje Shwere, Russia 1913 27y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Feiberg,Riwe Swir, Russia 1907 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Feige,Stricker Sboro 1905 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Feinberg,Dwajre Swir, Russia 1907 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Feinberg,Isser Schwir 1905 25y
10 Fischer,Itzig Swirj, Russia 1911 19 y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Fischer,Judel Swir, Russia 1911 19 y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Fischer,Sore Swir, Russia 1909 61y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Fischer,Yudel Swir, Russia 1909 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Fischer,Zeruchene Swier 1906 29y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
15 Fischer,Zina Swir, Russia 1909 29y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
16 Fischer,Zore Swier 1906 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
17 Fisser,Kajla Swir, Poland 1921 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
18 Fisser,Malke Swir, Poland 1921 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
19 Fiszer,Sora Swir, Poland 1923 70 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
20 Flasmer,Feibisch Chabry, Czecho Sl. 1921 54y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
21 Fried,Emanuel Soovar 1904 12y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
22 Fried,Ernestine Soovar 1904 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
23 Fried,Ester Sbir, Russia 1914 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Fried,Hani Soovar 1904 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
25 Fried,Irene Soovar 1904 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
Gerschtater,Malka Swir, Russia 1913 59y
10 Ginsburg,Judel Swre 1907 16y 14 Giusburg,Miarian Sever, Russia 1910 17y Passenger
Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
15 Glaser,Pinie Swir, Russia 1913 18y
21 Goldmann,Chane Schwir 1904 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
22 Goldmann,Josef Zebrij 1906 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
23 Goldmann,Leibe Sevir 1905 18 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
24 Goldmann,Martre Sevir 1905 18 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
25 Goldmann,Moritz Zboro 1907 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
26 Goldmann,Nissel Shwer, Russia 1912 19Y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
27 Goldmann,Scheine Swir 1906 52y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
28 Goldschein,Frime Jubor 1906 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
29 Goldyen,Abram Shwira, Russia 1911 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
30 Goldyen,Bubel Shwira, Russia 1911 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
31 Goldyen,Leib Shwira, Russia 1911 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
32 Gordon,Fudes Swir, Wilna 1908 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
33 Gordon,Judes Swir, Wilna 1908 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
34 Gordon,Mordche Swir, Wilna 1908 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
35 Gordon,Mordecai Swir, Wilna 1908 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
36 Gordon,Sabenie Swir, Wilna 1908 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
37 Gordon,Salman Swir, Wilna 1908 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
38 Gordon,Salmon Swir, Wilna 1908 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
39 Gordon,Scheine Swir, Wilna 1908 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
40 Gordon,Ziral Swir, Wilna 1908 38y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
41 Gordon,Zire Sivir 1906 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
42 Goripski,Jczrok Shiviri, Russia 1912 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
43 Gornstein,Lipe Safrau, Russia 1922 13y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
44 Gornstein,Soura Safrau, Russia 1922 38y
Grogor,Sora Savir, Russia 1914 17y
Gsaakson,Sarah Swir, Russia 1917 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
56 Gsaakson,Sylwa Swir, Russia 1917 2y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
57 Guras,Chaie Michle Schwier, Russia 1911 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
58 Gures,Chiene Swir, Russia 1906 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
59 Gures,Jankel Swir, Russia 1906 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
60 Gures,Schloma Swir, Russia 1906 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
61 Gures,Selde Sewir, Russia 1906 20y
Hagia,Bernhard Sawbor 1903 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Hainstein,Schanison Shivir, Russia 1912 26 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
3 Halpern,Aba Zbara 1905 2y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
4 Halpern,Anna Zbara 1905 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Halpern,Elke Swer 1906 16 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
6 Halpern,Malka Zbara 1905 34y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
7 Halpern,Mates Zbara 1905 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
8 Halpern,Minna Zbara 1905 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
9 Harowitz,Maritz Szeper 1903 48y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Harowitz,Simon Szeper 1903 16y
17 Hulis,Pinchos Shwera, Russia 1912 27y
Joffe,Hirsche Meische Swir, Russia 1909 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Joffe,Zalman Schupre, Russia 1907 20y
Kahn,Bassie Subar, Russia 1910 20 Y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
3 Kaimen,Kalinen Schwor, Russia 1913 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Kamin,Itzik Siver 1906 25 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Kaminsker,Josel Zwir 1906 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
6 Kampelmacker,Janina Zwora, Poland 1920 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
7 Kanien,Henrie Sivir 1905 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
8 Kanien,Rachel Sivir 1905 23y
11 Kaplan,Itzka Swier, Russia 1910 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Kaplan,Simke Schwier, Russia 1911 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Kaplovitz,Jun Swir, Russia 1914 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Kaplovitz,Rasche Swir, Russia 1914 18y
Katz,Abram Swier, Russia 1910 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
17 Katz,Simon Sivir 1904 17y
Katzowitz,Leiser Swier 1902 32y
Klein,Aron Sawbor 1904 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
23 Kleinmann,Hermann Zboro 1906 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
24 Kogan,Boruch Subar, Russia 1911 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Koltma,Chaim Shwira, Russia 1907 36
Kolton,David Shivira, Russia 1910 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
28 Kolton,Golde Shivira, Russia 1910 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
29 Kolton,Nechane Shivira, Russia 1910 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
30 Kolton,Schuve Shivira, Russia 1910 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
31 Konipobory,Chann Jauver, Russia 1908 27 y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
32 Krasnostawsky,Chaim Hersch Zwir, Russia 1912 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
33 Krasnostawsky,Eme Zwir, Russia 1912 43y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
34 Krasnostawsky,Getzi Zwir, Russia 1912 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
35 Krasnostawsky,Sure Laie Zwir, Russia 1912 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
36 Krevitzky,Brouha Sovera, Russia 1922 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
37 Krevitzky,Ruhel Sovera, Russia 1922 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
38 Krevitzky,Zolman Sovera, Russia 1922 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
39 Krigmann,Ruchel Swer, Russia 1914 57y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
40 Krigmann,Wolf Swer, Russia 1914 56y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
41 Kulishkow,Jente Szpor, Russia 1912 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
42 Kurwitz,Jankel Swir 1903 27y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
Landesman,Isidor Capri, Italy 1920 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Landsman,Issac Zawera, Russia 1914 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Landsman,Josel Zawera, Russia 1914 9m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
10 Landsman,Marrie Zawera, Russia 1914 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Landsman,Rosa Zawera, Russia 1914 29y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Leitner,Markus Zboro..., Austria 1910 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
13 Lepa,Szloima Zubar, Ukrainia 1923 23 y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Letowski,Schnnon Spero, Russia 1913 44y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Levin,Gittel Swir 1905 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
16 Levin,Rochel Swir 1905 3y 6m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
17 Lewerton,Nison Zwir (Wolyn), Poland 1921 46y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
18 Lewin,Fsik Swir 1903 35 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
19 Lewin,Hirsch Swier, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
20 Lewin,Josef Swir, Russia 1907 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
21 Lewin,Nochem Swir 1905 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
22 Lewiton,Israel Szveire, Russia 1907 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Lhasbousniz,Bhane Sbir, Russia 1914 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Lhasbuosniz,Elie Sbir, Russia 1914 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Lidarist,Dine Swire, Russia 1906 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
36 Linow,Feige Shwery, Russia 1911 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
37 Linow,Feiwal Shwery, Russia 1911 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
38 Linow,Tszek Shwery, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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39 Lipowski,Chane Swir 1904 2y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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30 Rottmann,Israel Zabar 1903 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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32 Rubinowitz,Chaje Swir, Russia 1910 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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35 Rubinowitz,Rachmiel Swier, Russia 1907 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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36 Rubnison,Sore Szwir, Russia 1911 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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14 Scheikin,Jankel Swier 1906 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
18 Schmuckler,Josef Swir 1904 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
19 Schmuklor,Morche Swier, Russia 1911 52y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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21 Schneiderowitz,Bune Swier 1903 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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22 Schneiderowitz,Riwal Swir, Wilna 1908 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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26 Schornstein,Louise Swour, Poland 1920 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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27 Schornstein,William Swour, Poland 1920 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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28 Schreiber,Jankel Swir, Russia 1911 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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29 Schwirsky,Scheine Swir, Russia 1910 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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44 Segall,Chaim Sawer 1905 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
45 Selig,Dawid L. Javoro 1904 43y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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47 Shapiro,Gerschon Swire, Russia 1907 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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48 Shapiro,Herzel Rzbur?, Russia 1910 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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49 Shrieber,Rosa Sawbor 1903 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
50 Sibitzki,Minsie Shwir, Russia 1910 58y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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52 Sidorisok,Abram Swir, Russia 1911 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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56 Sidorisok,Minna Swir, Russia 1911 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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71 Swinski,Dwaire Swer, Russia 1909 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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80 Swirdj,Dweire Sivir, Wilno 1908 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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82 Swirskaja,Fruma Swir, Russia 1912 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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83 Swirskaja,Sore Swir, Russia 1911 65y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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84 Swirski,Malke Swir 1902 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
85 Swirski,Scheine Swir 1902 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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87 Swirsky,Chane Swir, Russia 1910 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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90 Swirsky,Feige Swier, Wilno 1907 44y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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91 Swirsky,Halke Swier, Russia 1910 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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95 Swirsky,Salmen Swier, Wilno 1907 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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96 Swirsky,Schloissel Swier, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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97 Swirsky,Sone Swier, Wilno 1907 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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99 Swirsky,Zire Swier, Russia 1910 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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100 Swirson,Jouno Swir, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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15 Weksler,Lejba Swir, Poland 1923 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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17 Wiernikow,Abram Krasnajarsk, Siberie, Russia 1910 28y Passenger Record Text
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18 Wiernikow,Berl Krasnajarsk, Siberie, Russia 1910 11m Passenger Record Text
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19 Wiernikow,Chawe Krasnajarsk, Siberie, Russia 1910 22y Passenger Record Text
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4 Zaslawski,Israel Schpore 1904 32y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Zazula,Awrum Zwir, Russia 1913 40y
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1 Abel,Gitel Donilewicz, Russia 1909 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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2 Aebel,Clioic or Choic Dmsilowitz or Dunilowitz 1903 18y Passenger Record Text
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3 Alper,Israel Domilowitz, Russia 1908 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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4 Alperawitz,Reisel Danilowicz, Russia 1909 17 Y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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5 Alperowitz,Leibe Danilowice, Russia 1912 18Y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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1 Beirak,Zippe Danilowitz 1905 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Blatt,Michel Domilowitz 1903 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
3 Brumberg,Leib Danilowitz, Russia 1910 38y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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2 Ceitel,Dwoira Danielewicz, Russia 1922 63y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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3 Ceitel,Ida Danielewitz, Poland 1922 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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4 Ceitlin,Hilke Domilowitz, Russia 1906 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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5 Cejtel,Chaja Sora Danilawicze, Russia 1922 15 y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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6 Cejtel,Gersz Mendel Dunilewicze, Poland 1922 13y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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7 Cejtel,Liba Danilowicze, Russia 1922 13 y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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8 Chodes,Itzke Danolowitz, Russia 1907 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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9 Cloner,Chane Danilowitz 1903 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
1 Dinerstein,Chaje Dunilowitz, Russia 1913 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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2 Dinerstein,Libe Dunilowitz, Russia 1913 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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3 Dinerstein,Scheine Dunilowitz, Russia 1913 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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4 Dinerstein,Schimael Dunilowitz, Russia 1913 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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Eidelmann,Schmul Donilowiz 1904 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Elperawitz,Gissell Damlawitz, Russia 1909 23 Passenger Record Text Manifest
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3 Engelson,Bernes Danilowitz 1904 34y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest 1 Fegel,Simon Dunilewitz, Russia 1910 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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2 Feigel,Beile Damlowitz, Russia 1910 27y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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3 Feigel,Gittel Damlowitz, Russia 1910 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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4 Felser,Simke Dunilowicz, Russia 1910 26 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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5 Fieberman,Marie Dunilowiczi 1905 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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2 Gelwan,Ruiven Dunilowicz 1904 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
3 Gendel,Ityhe Dunilowitze, Russia 1910 15 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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4 Gendel,Mendel Dmolovitz 1904 30 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Gendel,Mendel Dunilowitze, Russia 1910 42 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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6 Gendel,Solig Donilewicz 1906 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
7 Gendel,Sore Dunilowitze, Russia 1910 19 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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8 Gislitz,Jone Danilewitz 1903 48y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
9 Gislitz,Josef Danilewitz 1903 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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11 Gitlin,Schaje Donilewicz, Russia 1909 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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12 Gordan,Chane Donilowiz 1903 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
13 Gordon,Aisik Danilowicz, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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14 Gordon,Aron Damilowicz, Russia 1912 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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16 Gordon,Chaim Danilowitz, Russia 1907 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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17 Gordon,Chaim Danilowitschy, Russia 1907 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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18 Gordon,Chane Danilowicz, Russia 1910 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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19 Gordon,Chiene Danilowiczi, Russia 1911 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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20 Gordon,Ester Danilovitz 1906 28 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
21 Gordon,Ester Danilovitz 1907 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
22 Gordon,Itzik Danilowitzy, Russia 1913 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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23 Gordon,Leibe Danilowitz, Russia 1907 13y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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24 Gordon,Leiser, Eisik Danilowiczi, Russia 1913 49y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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25 Gordon,Matte Danilovitz 1906 4 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
26 Gordon,Meyer Domlowicz 1905 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
27 Gordon,Moische Danilowitz, Grodno, Russia 1907 17y Passenger Record Text
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28 Gordon,Perek Dumilowice, Poland 1922 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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29 Gordon,Schmul Danilowicz, Russia 1910 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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30 Gordon,Sore Danilowicz, Russia 1910 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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31 Gordon,Yankel Danilowitschy, Russia 1907 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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32 Goredon,Ropel Dunelowcy, Russia 1913 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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33 Goridon,Malkiel Dunilowiz, Russia 1913 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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34 Gos,Leiser Danilowicz, Russia 1913 43y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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35 Gosch,Meiar Dunilowitschi, Russia 1909 39y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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36 Goz,Szlona Elja Damlowicze, Poland 1921 9Y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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37 Goz,Zalman Lejba Damlowicze, Poland 1921 12Y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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38 Goz,Zeja Ester Damlowicze, Poland 1921 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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39 Gutmann,Meier Domilowitz, Russia 1906 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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1 Katz,Abel Dumelewicz, Russia 1905 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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3 Katz,Rochel Dumelewicz, Russia 1905 31y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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4 Katzowitz,Schepsel Danilowiczi, Russia 1913 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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5 Klaner,Leje Domilovitz, Russia 1912 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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7 Klauer,Chaime Danilawitz, Russia 1909 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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8 Klioner,Leie Dunelowitz 1907 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
9 Kopilnik,Mandel Danilowicz, Russia 1910 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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1 Lewin,Chaje Leje Donilowitz 1904 48y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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4 Lewin,Rachel Donilowitz 1904 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Ligumsky,Schmuilo Dunilowicsi, Russia 1912 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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1 Mampel,Hirsch Dunilowiczy 1904 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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2 Mantel,Bere Danilowitz, Russia 1909 34y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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5 Mantel,Welwel Danilowitz, Russia 1909 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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6 Markman,Ruwin Dunilawitz, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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7 Markmau,Schmul Domilowitz, Russia 1906 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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8 Mindel,Abrahm Danilowitzy, Wilno 1907 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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9 Mindel,Henja Dunilowitzy, Russia 1910 34 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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10 Mindel,Jacob Danilowicz, Russia 1906 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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11 Mindel,Jda Danilowicz, Russia 1906 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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12 Mindel,Michel Dunilowitzy, Russia 1910 3 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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14 Mindel,Mottel Dunilowitzy, Russia 1910 5 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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16 Miydel,Paie Beile Demilowicz, Russia 1907 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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17 Munis,Abram Danilowitz 1906 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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19 Muschkat,Ester Danilowitz, Russia 1912 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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20 Muskat,Jetehsal Danieloweiz, Russia 1914 22yName Residence Arrived Age View
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8 Pen,Szymka Dunilowicze, Poland 1923 48y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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9 Penn,David Danilewitz, Russia 1907 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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10 Perewoskmi,Hirsche Dunlovic, Russia 1911 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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5 Reichel,Scheinke Danilowice, Russia 1912 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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8 Riwkin,Rose Danielewitz 1905 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
9 Rosef,Musckke Danilowitz, Russia 1913 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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10 Ruczansky,Abraham Danilowitz, Russia 1908 17 Passenger Record Text Manifest
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2 Saks,Sclunael Dunlowiczy 1905 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
3 Saltzman,Rochel Leie Dunilowitz, Russia 1912 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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4 Schapiro,Beile Danielewitz 1905 52y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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6 Schneider,Chaie Danilawiezy 1903 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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7 Schneider,Meyer Dawid Denilewicz 1903 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
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8 Schneider,Rimke Danilowice, Russia 1912 21Y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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9 Schwarz,Joel Dunilowiczy 1906 34y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Schwidler,Itke Dunilewitz, Russia 1907 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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11 Schwidler,Leib Domelawitz 1903 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Schwimer,Wulf Danilowiczi, Russia 1912 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
13 Singer,Itze Danilowicz, Russia 1913 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Singer,Schie Danilewicz, Russia 1913 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Sisskin,Gdalje Danilewz 1904 33y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
16 Solo...,Busie Tomulowitz Russia 1911 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
17 Solowejezck,Abram Damlovicz, Russia 1911 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
18 Swerdlin,Nossun Domilowicz, Russia 1914 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
Tilles,Josef Dimilowics 1905 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Turoblin,Mojsche Dunelewiz, Russia 1910 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
3 Tzukerman,Rachniel Dumlowicz, Russia 1912 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
Waisbord,Gwosse Tamlowitz, Russia 1910 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Waisbord,Hesse Tamlowitz, Russia 1910 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Waisbord,Leie Tamlowitz, Russia 1910 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Waisbord,Michel Tamlowitz, Russia 1910 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Waisbord,Ordez Tamlowitz, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Wechsler,Mowsche Danelewicz 1906 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
7 Wechsler,Roche Danelewicz 1906 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Weinstein,Chaje Riwe Dunilowitz, Russia 1907 36y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
9 Weinstein,Joel Domilowitz, G. Wilno, Russia 1906 15y Passenger Record Text
Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Weinstein,Welwel Dunilowitz, Russia 1907 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
11 Weksler,Abe Danilovitzi, Russia 1908 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Weksler,Frade Dmilowiz, Russia 1910 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
Zajdel,Rywka Danilowicza, Poland 1922 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Zajdel,Szolom Danilowicza, Poland 1922 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
3 Zeidel,Basil Danilowicz 1906 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
4 Zeidel,Lipe Danilowicz 1906 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Zeidel,Rachel Danilowicz 1906 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
6 Zeidel,Sure Danilowicz 1906 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
7 Zeitlin,Wulf Danilowics, Russia 1912 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Zuckerman,Losse Danilovitz, Russia 1909 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
9 Zuckermann,Chane Domilowitz, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
10 Zuckermas,Hirsche Danelowitz, Russia 1907 58y Passenger Record Text Manifest
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Ellis Island Search Results for Jewish
Passenger from Mjadel/ Miadel/ Miadly
Alfowitz,Chaja Muteli/Russia 1914 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Alperowitz,Elia Mjadel 1903 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
6 Alperowitz,Schloime Miadel 1906 18
7 Arhlnberg,Esche Motyle, Russia 1906 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Aronska,Rocha Mateli, Russia 1905 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Baszykerciz,Chana S. Midal, Russia 1908 19y
Belkin,Michal Miadla, Russia 1914 31y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
19 Berhenholtz,Chajhe Miadlo, Russia 1909 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
20 Berhenholtz,Ester Miadlo, Russia 1909 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
21 Berhenholtz,Scheil Miadlo, Russia 1909 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
22 Berhenholtz,Scheine Miadlo, Russia 1909 32y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
23 Berkenholz,Jankel Miadel, Russia 1911 30y
Berton,Scheins Miadol 1906 20y
Bresum,Slawe Meddel, Wilna, Russia 1910 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
39 Bromberg,Bodia Motol, Poland 1921 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
40 Bromberg,Chane Meatyle, Russia 1907
Celefisch,Dehedict Mital, Lettonia 1921 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Celefisch,Sore, Leja Mital, Lettonia 1921 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
3 Chadash,Itzhok Miadle, Russia 1914 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Chast,Chascha d. Metelj, Russia 1913 49y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Chodas,Minka Mjadel, Wilna, 1907 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Chodas,Ziwje Mjadel, Wilna, Russia 1907 26y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
7 Chodash,Livie Miadly, Russia 1913 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Chodes,Alter Miadly, Russia 1909 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Chodes,Chane Bosche Miadal 1898 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
10 Chodis,David Niatel, Russia 1908 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Chodis,Miry Miodel, Russia 1907 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Chodos,Abram Mjadel, Russia 1911 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Chodos,Chazkel Miadel, Russia 1911 35y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Chodos,Elie Miadel, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Chodos,Freide Mjatly, Wilna, Russia 1907 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
16 Chodos,Jossel Mjatly, Wilna, Russia 1907 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
17 Chodos,Lea Mjadel, Russia 1914 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
18 Chodos,Rachmiel Mjadel, Russia 1911 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
19 Chodos,Riwa Mjadel, Russia 1911 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
20 Chodos,Sara Mjatly, Wilna, Russia 1907 27y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
21 Chodos,Sora Mjadel, Russia 1911 63y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
22 Chodosch,...oschke Mjadel 1906 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Chodosch,Basche Mjadel 1906 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
24 Chodosch,Chaie Mjadel 1906 44y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
25 Chodosch,Chaie
25 Chodosch,Chaie Mjadel, Wilna 1909 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
26 Chodosch,Hinde Njadel, Russia 1911 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
27 Chodosch,Leiser Mjadel 1905 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
28 Chodosch,Rachmiel Miadlo, Russia 1910 18 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
29 Chodosh,Chainw Mjadel, Wilna 1909 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
30 Choldes,Schmerl Miadel Russia 1909 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
31 Cleodes,Arme Myadl, Russia 1910 20y
Domberg,David Midle... 1904 32y
1 Davidson,Blieme Mutului, Poland 1921 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Davidson,Brandel Mutului, Poland 1921 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Davidson,Israel Mutului, Poland 1921 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Davidson,Maria Mutului, Poland 1921 43y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Davidson,Schmiel Mutului, Poland 1921 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Davidson,Selig Mutului, Poland 1921 19y
Feldmann,Itzak Moteli? 1903 4y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
2 Feldmann,Jents Moteli? 1903 27y
Gliberson,Jacob Matele, Russia 1907 2y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Gliberson,Leah Matele, Russia 1907 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Gliberson,Rochel Matele, Russia 1907 6y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Gliberson,Wite Matele, Russia 1907 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
16 Glikin,Moshe Mydal, Palestine 1922 47y 5m
21 Goldstein,Soba Medille 1903 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
22 Goldstein,Sore Mottel, Russia 1912 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
23 Gorbus,Abram Motol, Russia 1912 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
24 Gordin,Kalmen Medel, Russia 1913 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Gordon,Abram Miadel 1904 27y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
26 Gordon,Dawid Niadly, Russia 1909 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
27 Gordon,Frume Niadly, Russia 1909 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
28 Gordon,Itzig Miatla 1904 27y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
29 Gordon,Jeze Ber Miadel 1905 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
30 Gordon,Josel Midyl 1905 9m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
31 Gordon,Jossel Niadly, Russia 1909 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
32 Gordon,Kalmen Miadel, Russia 1911 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
33 Gordon,May Miadl, Russia 1907 22y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
34 Gordon,Minna Niadly, Russia 1909 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
35 Gordon,Morduch Miadel 1904 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
36 Gordon,Mowsche Niadly, Russia 1909 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
37 Gordon,Nechame Midyl 1905 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
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39 Gordon,Reise Niadly, Russia 1909 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
40 Gordon,Sore Midyl 1905 24y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
41 Gordow,Beinesch Miadel 1899 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
42 Gordow,Chanze Miadel 1899 10y
50 Grundstein,Jacob Nidulei, Poland 1920 37y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest 11 Hurmancz,Jankow Miadela 1904 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
1 Ingber,Abram Mat...iol, Russia 1911 42y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
Juchnowicz,Welwel Motul 1904 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
27 Katz,Feigel Miadl, Russia 1911 18y
31 Kissen,Beile Miadel, Russia 1911 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
32 Klitenik,Schamsel Moteli, Russia 1913 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
33 Koczon,Berl Motele, Russia 1907 48y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
34 Kol,Leib Motol 1902
Kopelowitz,Wulf Mjadila 1906 26y
Leitlin,Israel Miadel, Russia 1906 17y
Lewin,Berko Mjadel, Russia 1907 39y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Lewin,Ester Njatel, Russia 1910 41y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
11 Lewin,Feige Njatel, Russia 1910 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
12 Lewin,Hirsch Njatel, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
13 Lewin,Icko-Cha... Motol, Poland 1921 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
14 Lewin,Israel Njatel, Russia 1910 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
15 Lewin,Judel Motol, Poland 1921 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
16 Lewin,Kusiel Mjatel, Russia 1909 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
17 Lewin,Kussiel Mjadel, Russia 1907 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
18 Lewin,Sonja Njatel, Russia 1910 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
19 Lewin,Teige Mjadel, Russia 1907 20y
Maloskowitz,Abram Myadel, Russia 1912 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Menkes,Itti Rochel Miadle, Russia 1912 18Y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
3 Menkes,Joel Miadle, Russia 1912 20y
Norodski,Alte Miadel 1905 28 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
10 Norodski,Liebe Miadel 1905 3 Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
11 Norodski,Meite Miadel 1905 5
Ostricki,Michle Motyle, Russia 1910
Ostrowska,Eisa Nadol, Russia 1913 19y
Perhman,Maische Matyl, Russia 1911 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
8 Perlman,Mariam Matyl, Russia 1911 25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
9 Perlman,Sore Matyl, Russia 1911 9y
Peltman,Choje Mottele ? 1903 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
4 Peltman,Dwoche Mottele ? 1903 30y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
5 Peltman,Jente Mottele ? 1903 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
6 Peltman,Sender Mottele ? 1903 11y
Reichel,Sch... Mjadel 1903 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
19 Ridlowitz,Moishe Nudlei 1914 18y
10 Schneider,Judel Miadel, Russia 1913 20y
25 Slawin,Boruch Miadel, Russia 1911 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
26 Slawin,Mendel Maidel Wilna, Russia 1912 40 Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
27 Socki,Aron Metiel, Poland 1921 15y
37 Suzkenes,Efraim Mjatly, Wilna, Russia 1907 42y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
38 Sweidler,Rochel Mjadel, Russia 1907 17y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
39 Swiroski,Esterimia Miadel 1904 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
40 Swirski,Chame Madel 1906 15y
49 Szymczak,Adam Modla 1906 20y
5 Zuckerman,Abram Jude Miadel, Russia 1909 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
6 Zuckerman,Lore Miadel, Russia 1909 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
7 Zuckerman,Riwe Miadel, Russia 1909 33y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
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Searching the Ellis Island Database
in One Step (Jewish Passengers) http://home.pacbell.net/spmorse/ellis/ellisjw.html
Town Name ; Kriwitz
Anschelevitz,Mandel Kriwitz 1904 18y
223 Anichelewitz,Schmerl Kriwitza, Russia 1910 20y
Aberbuch,Moses Krenanitz 1904 22y 12 Aberman,Aron Kriwoi, Rog., Russia 1913
25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
13 Aberman,Dobrisch Kriwoi, Rog., Russia 1913 26y
97 Adler,Mojzek Krzywczes, Poland 1921 19y Albert,Leib Krimitzy, Russia 1914
27y Almen,Jochewed Kriwsje, Russia 1914 23y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
149 Almen,Schmerel Kriwsje, Russia 1914 24y
Anichelewitz,Schmerl Kriwitza, Russia 1910 20y
Alperowitz,Chasche Kronetz, Russia 1906 8 . Alperowitz, Selete F 7 S Russian,
Hebrew Kronetz, Russia
0015. Alperowitz, Slate F 4 S Russian, Hebrew Kronetz, Russia
. Alperowitz, Sore F 9 S Russian, Hebrew Kronetz, Russia
0016. Brumstein, Selde F 21 S Russian, Hebrew Kronetz, Russia
. Alperowitz, Jache F 6y S Russian, Hebrew Kronetz, Russia
0020. Marmer, Ester F 11 S Russian . Alperowitz, Pesse F 37 M Russian, Hebrew
Kronetz, Russia
0012. Alperowitz, Chasche F 8 S Russian, Hebrew Kronetz, Russia
Arbeitner,Czirel Kri...ecz 1906 28y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
265 Arbeitner,Enta Kri...ecz 1906 3y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
266 Arbeitner,Yente Kri...ecz 1906 6y
Aschendorf,Schloime Kryziwcze 1905 15y
Backmann,Jankel Krivice 1906 19 66
Bogopolsky,Mirel Kriwoze, Russia 1913 17y
Buminowitz,Badana Kriwitz, Russia 1907 18y
Bunimowitz,Aron Kriwicz, Russia 1913 30y
Buchbinder,Rubin Krywcza Gorna, Poland 1922 63y
Blei,Spr... Krenenitz 1907 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
215 Blei,Tenir Krenenitz 1907 17y
Chinicz,Chawa Kriwitz, Russia 1912 23y
18 Dinerstein,Chane Krinitz Wilna, Russia 1908 25y
Dimenstein,Abram Kritmic, Russia 1909 17y
Ecllman,Leib Kriwoce, Russia 1913 19y
Kacowicz,Chasic Kriwicz, Poland 1921 25y
20 Kapelowicz,Irene Kriscznice, Russia 1910 18y Katzowicz,Salomon Kriwilz 1904
25y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
Ewin,Chaskel Kritnice, Russia 1907 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
40 Ewin,Chune Kritnice, Russia 1907 11m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
41 Ewin,Mize Kritnice, Russia 1907 43y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
42 Ewin,Srul Kritnice, Russia 1907 42y
53 Ginsburg,Chaje Kriwinciv, Russia 1913
Gitlin,Abe Kriwitz 1906 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
61 Gitlin,Divoira Kriwoyrog, Russia 1914 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
62 Gitlin,Eidla Kriwitz 1906 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
63 Gitlin,Feiga Kriwoyrog, Russia 1914 56y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
64 Gitlin,Frume Kriwitz 1906 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
65 Gitlin,Moschka Kriwerok, Russia 1913 19y
Glickmann,Brosche Kriwowicz, Russia 1910 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
75 Glickmann,Yette Kriwowicz, Russia 1910 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
76 Glickmann,Ziwie Kriwowicz, Russia 1910 7y
Glucksman,Janka Kriwcza, Poland 1921 57y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
80 Glucksman,Laja Kriwcza, Poland 1921 18y
Gurewicz,Morduch Krientzy, Russia 1914 26y
Hornitz,Rifke Krywce 1904 19
1 Isathis,Chaja Krimuetz, Russia 1920 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
2 Isathis,Ester Krimuetz, Russia 1920 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
3 Isathis,Gersy Krimuetz, Russia 1920 50y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
4 Isathis,Gittel Krimuetz, Russia 1920 49y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
5 Isathis,Male Krimuetz, Russia 1920 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
6 Isathis,Yidel Krimuetz, Russia 1920 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
7 Isathis,Zlate Krimuetz, Russia 1920 10y
62 Katzowitz,Bine Kriwik, Russia 1913 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
63 Katzowitz,Chatze Kriwitz, Russia 1909 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
64 Katzowitz,Chiene Kriwitz, Russia 1909 10y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
65 Katzowitz,Gutman Kriwitz, Russia 1909 8y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
66 Katzowitz,Itzig Kriewitch 1906 21y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
67 Katzowitz,Jossel Kriwicz 1903 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
68 Katzowitz,Lea Kriwitz, Russia 1909 15y
Katzowitz,Libe Kriwitz, Russia 1909 5y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
70 Katzowitz,Riwke Kriwitz, Russia 1907 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
71 Katzowitz,Sore Kriwitz, Russia 1909 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
72 Katzowitz,Sosche Kriwitz, Russia 1909 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
73 Kaufmann,Jankel Krigelusu, Russia 1913 34y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
74 Kazdan,Riwke Kriwitz 1905 18y
Katikowski,Nachman Kriwosin, Russia 1911 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
38 Kattowitz,David Krisntky 1902 40y
100 Kleinman,Merje Kriwoje, Russia 1911 19y Kluemel,Abram Kriwiczi, Russia 1912
9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
104 Kluemel,Chaie Kriwiczi, Russia 1912 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
105 Kluemel,Chawe Kriwiczi, Russia 1912 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
106 Kluemel,Ester Kriwiczi, Russia 1912 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
107 Kluemel,Mosche Kriwiczi, Russia 1912 14y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
108 Kluemel,Tewje Kriwiczi, Russia 1912 7y
Korenman,Rifke Kriwoza, Russia 1909 16y Katzawicz,Leie Krywycz 1905 11y Passenger
Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
14 Katzawicz,Liebe Krywycz 1905 15y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
15 Katzawicz,Peise Krywycz 1905 40y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
16 Katzawicz,Scholem Krywycz 1905 7y
Lipschutz,Dine Kriwiezi, Russia 1913 17y Lipschutz,Dine Kriwiezi, Russia 1913
17y
Lewit,Oser Leb. Krywoza 1906 39y
Mocko,Kasia Krywca, Poland 1923 18y
Melzer,Boselie Kriwiz 1906 17 Mertwaja,Chanec Kriwoscz, Russia 1911 14y Passenger
Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
44 Mertwaja,Gittel Kriwoscz, Russia 1911 9y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
45 Mertwaja,Jente Kriwoscz, Russia 1911 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
46 Mertwaja,Malke Kriwoscz, Russia 1911 11y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
47 Mertwaja,Rochel Kriwoscz, Russia 1911 41y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
48 Mertwaja,Zipe Kriwoscz, Russia 1911 7y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
49 Mertwoj,Itte Kriwoje, Russia 1910
Paitz,Jailz Kriawitz 1904 22y
Palyski,Moische Kriwenicz, Russia 1912 24Y
Perhmitter,Schloime Krywcije, Russia 1910 19y Rosenblatt,Eisig Krywicze 1904
18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
24 Rosenblatt,Eliasz Kryveze 1906 45y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned
Manifest
25 Rosenblatt,Sofie Kryveze 1906 20y
Rotmann,Moische Krywoza, Russia 1909 20y
Ratesch,Dine Kriwoczy 1906 16y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
7 Ratesch,Hesche Kriwoczy 1906 18y
Ratzowitz,Muire Kriwity, Russia 1914 27y
Rojtmann,Leib Krivoza 1904 35y Roiz,Chana Kriwjoiy, Russia 1914 2y 6m Passenger
Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
37 Roiz,Sura Rywka Kriwjoiy, Russia 1914 29y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
38 Roiz,Udila Kriwjoiy, Russia 1914 5y
Rudman,Feiga Krivoy Rog, Russia 1923 60y 68 Ruchivark,Franie Kriwoc Ozero, Russia
1913 29y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
69 Ruchivark,Hende Kriwoc Ozero, Russia 1913 20y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
70 Ruchivark,Jossel Kriwoc Ozero, Russia 1913 3y 6m Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
71 Ruchivark,Moische Kriwoc Ozero, Russia 1913 30y
Schneidelson,Ethel Kriviery, Russia 1914 19y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
63 Schneidelson,Fridel Kriviery, Russia 1914 18y
73 Schojelet,Bendzton Kriwazy, Russia 1913 42y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
74 Schojelet,Mordko Kriwazy, Russia 1913 17y
Schulman,Elir Kriwiez, Russia 1910 18y
Schweibel,Taube Kriwitz 1903 17y
Schwedelsohn,Leibe Kriwiki, Russia 1909 17y
Schwarzmann,Abram Kriwio 1905 5m Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
98 Schwarzmann,Dobe Kriwio 1905 21y
101 Schweidel,Chaie Kriwitz, Russia 1912 59y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
102 Schweidel,Itzka Kriwitz, Russia 1912 60y Passenger Record Text Manifest
Scanned Manifest
103 Schweidelsohn,Motel Krisvizki, Russia 1911 18y
Sender,Golde Kritz 1904 18y Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
119 Sergejinko,Pawel Kriwez, Russia 1914 30y
Selikowics,David Krinec, Russia 1908 32
Sidar,Scholem Kriwaz, Russia 1909 25y
Sidar,Scholem Kriwaz, Russia 1909 25y
Spektor,Itzke Krivitz, Russia 1913 18y
Sud,Abram Kriwisz, Russia 1913 25y Sztengel,Riwke Kritnetz, Russia 1913 26y
Passenger Record Text Manifest Scanned Manifest
205 Sztengel,Sure Kritnetz, Russia 1913 2y
Sipman,Welwel Krynicz, Russia 1912 17y
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Below #156 Fabisch Schulman from
Kupel Russia arrived in the US 1912 age 30. My grandfather Julian Leon Golinsky
born 1888 is from Kupel Russia. I have been looking for information on Kupel
Russia. Can anyone help me?
Laura J. Kandro <kandrolj@aol.com>
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Subj: Levitan family, Lithuania
Date: 8/2/01 1:44:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: MMEYER9@nyc.rr.com (Blumer/Meyer)
To: EILATGORDN@AOL.COM
CC: mmeyer9@nyc.rr.com (road runner)
I found your name on Jewishgen. I am a descendant of Lithuanian Levitans. My
family came from Kovna now called Kaunas. Do you have any information about
your ancestors?
Ronald Blumer
New York City
blumer@panix.com
Subj: Re: Levitan family, Lithuania
Date: 8/2/01 4:40:38 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: MMEYER9@nyc.rr.com
In a message dated 8/2/01 1:44:19 PM Pacific Daylight Time, MMEYER9@nyc.rr.com
writes:
... Family came from Kovna now called Kaunas. Do you have any information about
your ancestors? >>
My husband's family also came from Kovna.
Zvi Hirsh Levitan was born in Kovna in 1840, he was a rabbi- in 1902 he went
to Jerusalem and build a yeshiva using the Musar ideology (he was a friend of
the well known Israel Slatner the head of the Musar movement) before that he
established a yeshiva in Slobodka next to Kovna. He died in 1915 in Jerusalem.
One of his sons was my husband great grandfather who was born in Kovna and later
was a Rabbi in Boston. he came to Israel to join his oldest son Ben Zion Levitan
who lived in Raanana in the 1930s' My husbands grandparents; Nachum Levitan
an attorney and Ada nee Rabinovitz Levitan a physician stayed in Kovna with
their children. they lost a daughter in the Holocaust my father in law Dr. Ruven
Levitan- survived and now lives in Chicago http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/vashki/vas_pages/vas_fam_gkriger.html.
http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/vashki/vas_images/40201b5_b.gif
click
for a picture of my family
USA -
Hello,
I read Herman Stein's message in July 8 jewishgen. newsletter and was wondering
if you could help me. I"m researching Moses Gottesfeld and his 7 children who
came to the US from Skala, Austria in 1887 and Minnie and Jacob Bernal Schflin
(Shefflin) from possibly Minsk (brother and sister with at least 2 other brothers),
arriving about the same time or a little later. Minnie married Meyer
Gottesfeld, son of Moses. Jacob married Betsy Den (Denn). Both marriages occured
in NYC. Betsy may have been married previously as might Jacob.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, My AOL6.0
messages to jewishgen can't be decoded yet.
Dyann Gottefeld Reilly.
Gottesfeld@aol.com
Subj: Scheflin
Date: 8/2/01 10:11:34 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: Gottesfeld
I found four Scheflin/ Schefling from Minsk all about 22 in 1904; Efroim (male)
traveling with Suce (female) Mate (male)all came in 1904. Elie (Male) came in
1905 to brother who might be Efroim Schefrin in Brooklyn.
1. Chaje Scheflin Bariszew, Russia 1912 19
2. Elie Scheflin Minsk 1905 20
3. Josef Scheflin Bariszew, Russia 1912 20
4. Mate Scheflin Minsk 1904 22
. Efroim Schefling Minsk 1904 21
2. Suce Schefling Minsk 1904 22
3. Wilhelm Schefling Russia, Nowo Siadeo 1911
1. Ester Schefflin Smolowitzy, Minks 1908 23 97%
2. Ida Schefflin N.Y. 1920 25 97%
3. Joisef Schefflin Smolewice, Russia 1911 18 97%
4. anna Maria Schevlin 1892 18 97%
5. Bridget Schevlin 1906 28 97%
. Georgiana Chaflin 1918 8 97%
2. Lloyd Chaflin St. Johns 1906 21 97%
3. Mariana Chaflin 1918 46 97%
4. Paul Chaflin 1918 5 97%
5. Ralph Chaflin 1918 3 97%
6. Mordehe Chevlin Goredoff 1902 17 97%
Patrick Sheflin Shanrig 1899 36
1. Slawa Szeflin Lwow, Poland 1922 15
. Chasche Seflin Nouwarudsk 1905 6 95%
6. Leie Seflin Nouwarudsk 1905 3 95%
7. Rose Seflin Nouwarudsk 1905 30 95%
8. Sonz Seflin Nouwarudsk 1905 7
Manifest for Blucher
Sailing from Hamburg July 30, 1905
Name Gender-------- Age----------- Married-- Ethnicity ---Place of Residence
Scheflin, Elie Male 20 years old Married Russia, Hebrew Minsk
a tailor going to Brooklyn to his brother E.... Schefrin.
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D0605%5C%5CT715%2D06050757%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=102435060161&name=Elie%26nbsp%3BScheflin&doa=July++++++30%2C+1905&port=Hamburg&line=0013
Manifest for Blucher
Sailing from Hamburg August 21, 1904
4. Scheflin, Mate Male 22 years old Single Russian, Hebrew Minsk
going to uncle ? Horowitch 314 Madison Street, New York
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D0486%5C%5CT715%2D04860651%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=102558040057&name=Mate%26nbsp%3BScheflin&doa=August++++21%2C+1904&port=Hamburg&line=0003
August 05, 1904 Manifest for Carpathia ;
Sailing from Liverpool (wrong manifest)
. Schefling, Efroim M 21y Married Russia, Hebrew Minsk
0017. Schefling, Suce F 22y Married Russia, Hebrew Minsk
. Hodes, Menachem M 25y S Russia, Hebrew Minsk
Subj: Re: Scheflin
Date: 8/2/01 11:39:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: Gottesfeld
To: EilatGordn
Wow, I'm floored! Thank you.
Is there anything I can do for you? I live in San Diego but will be driving
east in Jan..
Dyann
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Wolk, Salman M 18y S Russia, Hebrew
Liachowitzi .
Kopelowitz, Kopel M 19y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwicz, Russia .going to aunt Chasia
Milowsky Brooklin
Buchbinder, Schmuel M 23y S Russia, Hebrew Gorodok, Russia
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D1292%5C%5CT715%2D12920497%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=101627060172&name=Salman%26nbsp%3BWolk&doa=June++++++25%2C+1909&port=Liverpool&line=0001
click
for the original manifest look for # 14
USA -
Subj: Re: Vileika Research Group
Date: 7/22/01 11:51:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: gen@optonline.net (Stephen A. Cohen)
To: ewenczyk@wanadoo.fr (Daniel Ewenczyk)
CC: dlfrankel@mindspring.com (Diane Frankel), dovid@bigfoot.com (David Gross),
vitebsk@hotmail.com (Edward Berson), eilatgordn@aol.com (Eilat Gordin Levitan),
Lainslyd@cs.com (Elaine Siegel), OLD67@aol.com (Ely Margolin Fishkin), enabob@worldnet.att.net
(Ena Jacobs), jejton@aol.com (Eric Norman), edonath@worldnet.att.net (Ethel
Donath), sonnymel@aol.com (Evalyn Krown), haflo@cadvision.com (Florence Elman),
frances@sacker.co.uk (Frances Sacker), galeb@nsu.acast.nova.edu (Gale Bouchillon),
asssam@themail.com (Gail Samowitz), gil_el@netvision.net.il (Gil Elimor), hrhode@erols.com
(Harold Rhode), nschu27300@aol.com (Herbert M. Schulman), momofkorse@fuse.net
(Hildi Korse), Cheezhed00@aol.com (Ian Solon), zach4v6@actcom.co.il (Israel
Pickholtz), Zapote1@aol.com (Ivonne Shapiro), jhodes@pacbell.net (Jay Hodes),
hotdog@netvision.net.il (Jay Lenefsky), Jwallne@attglobal.net (Jeffrey Wallner),
jbernste@home.com (Jerry Bernstein), termite@ibm.net (Jerry Gottleib), JeromeR382@aol.com
(Jerry Ruderman), joell@primenet.com (Joel Levinson), levinson@carroll.com (Jon
M. Levinson), jsalpert@beachnet.com (Jordan S. Alpert), ophir_y@netvision.net.il
(Joseph Alperovich), joycekp@webtv.net (Joyce K. Peck)
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Name: Stephen A. Cohen (JewishGen #12106)
East Meadow NY (Long Island) - USA
E-mail:
Fax: (516) 826-5056 (24 hrs)
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Dear Vileika Research Group members,
The following is being sent to every member but is a response to Nancy
Holden's below inquiry:
=====================================================
Thank you for your letter, but you and I had been in contact when I started
trying to organize the district research during last Summer. My records show
that you are researching GORDON in Myadel. If you have other surnames
or towns you are interested in, please let me know.
The research group was set up to organize the researching for the entire Vilieka
Uyezd (district) of Belarus, not for just one town or group of towns.
It was my thought, as discussed with Dave Fox & Mike Meshenberg of the Belarus
SIG, that we would eventually organize into sub groups for each
town, but participate as a group to make purchases or translate of major documents
like the 1850 Vilna Revision list.
In your letter, you have asked a number of questions which I have been meaning
to address to the entire group. Since my E-mail server blocks any message going
to more than forty people (to avoid people sending spam) this
letter will be sent in smaller batches.
A full list of the 136 members and the towns they are interested in appears
at the end of this note. If you know of other researchers who are interested
in the towns of the district, who are not listed, please ask them to write to
me.
We were told by Harold Rhode that the only post 1842 revision list for the district
that survived WW2, was the 1850 list in the Vilna Archives.
He advised us that he had very good contacts with the Vilna archivist and with
Reigina Kapelovich. He had proposed to have a set of copies made of this list
and its supplements for the entire district. An approximate cost of $2200 was
discussed.
An account was opened with Jewishgen to raise the necessary money, but less
than 20% has been obtained. I like to thank the those members who did contribute.
During the Winter Dave Fox sent me the following message from which I am cutting
& pasting, so that you will all know the actual exact facts:
"Bad news! I finally was able to reach Harold Rhode. He was overseas again.
He had just received word from Reigina Kapelovich that she no longer had access
to copy records in Vilna.
Someone (I think it was an American) blew the whistle to some officials and
now everyone is afraid to copy anything. The good news is that the FHL is filming
Jewish records at a rapid rate."
We had known the FHL was doing a lot of filming at Vilna, but the initial reports
were that the revision list records, were for some reason, not being included.
At my last contact with Dave & Mike, they had not learned of the specifics
of what documents were filmed and when those films would be available to the
public. Do any of you have a contact who can answer those questions.
If the 1850 revision list was already filmed, then it would be senseless to
make any further waves at the Vilna Archives. The pre 1842 records for the district
are at Minsk and I'm sure that we all want these documents as
well, but the key for many of us is the linking of our US research to the families
in the district before their emigration to this country.
In reading several books on Belarus history, I have also learned of census reports
under the Soviet regime during the early 1920s and after WW2. Thus far my inquiries
concerning these records have not been successful.
As Joel Ratner, who runs the Vilna study group (latvaksig) and Ellen Sadove
Renck of the Lida district study group (Belarus SSIG) can tell you,
making copies is the lesser expense to having these same copies translated.
Joel raised the funds and purchased the entire revision list for the city of
Vilna, but less than 20% has been translated, because of the lack of funding.
The Lida group has been far more fortunate.
To make this research group effective, we must be able to raise more money to
fund the necessary research and if our own members do not have the language
skills or the time to translate large amounts of material, to fund
the required translations.
Step #3 is typing this translated data into Excel, Lotus 123 or data base formats.
This will require large numbers of members participating and
sharing the workload.
As a group we cannot spread our resources too thin. I chose the 1850 revision
list as our first project, because I felt it would be generally help more of
our membership, than other possible projects.
Since there was no feed back on other possible targets of research, I assume
that the other members agreed with me.
The following is the full list of the members of the Vileika Research Group
and the towns that each is interested in:
Abe Liboff , 10,11
Alan Berliner , 10
Alexander Kapustin , 7
Alexander Scheingauz , 11
Allan Gottlieb , 10
Alma Cahn , 3
Alvin Docton , 59
Anatolio Kronik , 36
Andrew Adler , 3
Andi Alpert Ziegelman ,20
Andrew H. Fox , 3
Ann M Hellman , 11
Arleen Shapiro , 15
Arthur Wouk , 8, 17
Avrohom Krauss , 10,11
Avrohom Lurie , 10
Barbara Becker , 11
Barbara Khait , 20,10
Beatrice Markel , 15, 20
Ben Gore , 11
Bennett Cohon , 3, 16,18
Bernard I. Margolis , 20,3
Beryl Blickstein , 11
Betsy Zucker , 11
Boris Feldblyum , 15
Brenda Menkis , 19
Bruce W. Goldstein , 9
Chaim Grosbein , 15
Charles Nydorf , 3
Charlotte Abrams , 3B
Chaya Lupinsky ,19
Chris Guss , 3
Cinda Rosenberg , 16
Cynthia Surprise , 3
Daniel S. Katz 11
Daniel Ewenczyk , 19
Diane Frankel , 15, 20
Dovid Gross , 3
Edward Berson , 3
Eilat Gordin Levitan , 8
Elaine Siegel , 45
Ely Margolin Fishkin , 20
Ena Jacobs , 11
Eric Norman , 15
Ethel Donath , 17
Evalyn Krown , 15
Florence Elman , 15,17
Frances Sacker , 18
Gale Bouchillon , 10
Gail Samowitz , 3C
Gil Elimor , 10
Harold Rhode , 15
Herbert M. Schulman ,3, 16
Hildi Korse , 15
Ian Solon , 10
Israel Pickholtz , 15
Ivonne Shapiro , 17
Jay Hodes , 15,17
Jay Lenefsky , 17,20
Jeffrey Wallner , 8
Jerry Bernstein , 11
Jerry Gottleib , 11
Jerry Ruderman , 10
Joel Levinson , 17
Jon M. Levinson , 15
Jordan S. Alpert , 15
Joseph Alperovich , 8
Joyce K. Peck , 11
Judith Green , 9
Judith Romney Wegner , 3
Judy Rodenstein , 10
Judy Wolkovitch , 16
Julie Morgan , 3
Katrherine S Harris , 11
Laurence Alpert , 8
Lawrence S. Hofrichter ,11
Lee Trimboli , 19
Linder Tender , 11
Lori Wenig , 20
Louis Berman , 10
Marjorie Freedman , 20
Michael Alan Gendel ,8
Michael Glazer , 3
Michael Gringauz ,11
Michael Trapunsky , 15, 17
Michael Gordon , 10
Michael Horowitz , 11
Mike Posnick , 15, 27
Miles Hochstein , 11
Milt Botwinick , 11
Mordechai Shechter ,11
Mordechai Tzvi , 17
Murray Goldwaser ,15
Moses Varshavsky , 11
Moshe Istrin , 19
Nahum Liberman , 11
Nancy Dozeto , 20
Nancy Holden , 19
Norman Howard Carp-Gordon ,16,19
Perry J. Ekman , 15
Rabbi Gary M. Gans , 11
Rayna Gillman , 15
Richard F. Bloom ,8
Robert Fogel , 20,21
S R Danziger , 9
Samuel Dorevitch ,3
Scott Edelman ,3
Scott Edelman ,3
Seth William Goren , 15
Sharon Fingold , 10
Steven Rosen , 11,17
Steve Sherman , 3,17,18
Stuart Cohn , 16
Stuart C. Einbinder , 20,8,15
Sue McHugh , 10,11
Susan Lieberman , 11
Susan Melanie Goldsmith ,15
Susan M. Rogers , 3
Sylvia Levine , 18
Terence Chase Honikman ,16
Theodore M. Alper ,15
Thia Persoff , 15
Tikhon V. Bykov , 8
Tsippi Nerenberg , 15,17
Val Price ,
Viktor Kovalevski 11
Vitaly Charny Vitaly Khazansky , 3
Yaacov Tzlil , 11,3
Yosef Sa'ar , 16, 60
The town codes shown are:
1 Brudetz
2 Budy
3A Gorodok, also called: Semkov-Gorodok
3B Ostroshitskiy Gorodok
3C Gorodok, also called: Grodek, Horodok
4 Grudetz
5 Gruzdziai
6 Ida
7 Kraisk
8 Kurenets, also called: Kurenec, Kourenets, Kuzhenets
9 Lebedevo, also called: Lebedev, Lebedzev, Lebiedziew
10 Maladzyechna, also called: Molodechno, Molodetchno, Molodeczno
11 Radoshkovichi, also called: Radoshkov,
Radoshkovich, Radochkovitchi,Radoshkowitz
12 Rzhetzkoye
13 Bubslavy
14 Burzlavka
15 Dolginovo, also called: Dolhinev, Dolhinow, Dahlhinev,
Dolguinovo, Dolginuv
16 Dunilovichi, also called: Duniloviche, Dounilovitchi,
Dunilovicy, Dunilowicze
17 Il'ya, also called: Ilia, Iliya, Ilja
18 Krivichi, also called: Krivitchi
19 Miadeli, also called: Miadl, Miadysol, Myadel
20 Vileyka
21 Vileika, also called: Wilejka, Vileyka
22 Bil'tsevichi, also called: Biltsevitchi II, Bilcewicze,
Bilcewicze Pierwsze
23 Borovtsy, also called: Barowce
24 Bol'shoy Kun'yak, also called: Kun-Yagom-Pugol
25 Chekhi, also called: Chekhy, Czechy
26 Chipki
27 Budslav , also called: Budoslav, Budslaw, Budslov
28 Golyanovo, also called: Halinowo
29 Ija
30 Kalovichi, also called: Kolowicze, Kalovichi
31 Kolodchyn, also called: Kolodehyn, Kolodczyn
32 Kovale, also called: Kowale
33 Kovsheviche, also called: Kowszewicze
34 Krasne, also called: Krasnoye, Krasnoe
35 Kremenets
36 Lyuban'
37 Markowo, also called: Markovo
38 Moroski , also called: Morosky
39 Myasota, also called: Miasota, Miassota
40 Noviki
41 Novyi-Miadziol
42 Novyye Gaby, also called: Novye-Gaby
43 Ostrowy, also called: Ostrovy
44 Petrovichi, also called: Petroviche
45 Pogost, also called Pohost
46 Rabun, also called: Raboune
47 Shkury, also called: Sznury
48 Slobodka
49 Staryye Gaby, also called: Starye-Gaby
50 Sudniki
51 Teklikopol', also called: Szalowicze
52 Tsintsevichi, also called: Tsintsevitchi, Cyncewicze
53 Velikoye Selo, also called: Velikoe-Selo, Vel'ke Selo, Wielkie Siolo
54 Viazyn', also called: Wiazyn
54 Velikoye Selo, also called: Wielkie Siolo
55 Volkolaty, also called: Volkolata
56 Vygoloviche, also called: Vygolovichi, Vygolivitchi
57 Zalese, also called: Zalesie
58 Poles'ye, also called: Polesie, Polese, Kevyachka
59 Knyaginino, also called: Kniahinin, Vasyul'ki, Wasiolki
60 Narach, also called: Kobyl'nik, Kobyl'niki, Naroch'
61 Zhechki, also called: Recki, Rechki, Rzeczki
If you have questions about these towns, please consult the: Shtetls of
Belarus data base at:
http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/Shtetls/Belarus.htm
If you need further details, please let me know.
Best regards,
Stephen A. Cohen
Coordinator: Vilieka Uyezd (district) of Belarus
PS: I am researching the following families:
Germany: BAUM in Bosen; EISENKRAMER, MARX & LEFEVRE, LEFEBVRE, LEFEBRE in
Rhineland Palatine//Belarus: BASIST,
BASHIST in Lida Dist; COHEN formerly SHINHAUS SHEINHOUS,
SHEINHOUSE,SHEINHAUS,SCHEINHAUS,SHEINHUEZ,
SHEINGAUZ,SHEINHAUZ in Radoshkovichi, Molodechno in the
Vilieka Dist//Galicia: BIRNBAUM,GOLDBERG, LEINKRAM in Krakow;
GELLER in Mielec; SCHNEPS,SHNEPS,SZNEPS in Dembitz, Tarnow; KREINDLER; ECKSTEIN
===================================================
At 09:46 AM 7/22/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I am interested in the Vileika Research Group. I talked to some people >last
year at Salt Lake.
>
>Can you update me on what you are working on. Are you working on the
>Vileika area or only the city of Vileika? Are you planning a Shtetlinks
>page? Are you purchasing Revision Lists from Vilnius State Historical >Society?
Can you tell me who is interested in this area of research?
>
>I have recently returned from a visit to Vileika area. I visited the >Vileika
City Museum. I have the name of one of the librarians. They are >interested
in collecting as much Jewish information from the "area" of >Vileika as possible.
I have promised to help make contacts and to send
>them information if I can. Currently they have an exhibit area of Jewish
>articles from Vileika.
>
>They have a contact at the Minsk Archives and hope to acquire records from
>the area.
>
>They recently purchased a computer and are working up a database.
>Unfortuantely, they are not sophisticated and will put their data into a
>Word document rather than a database.
>
>I am interested in making contact with you,
Nancy Holden.
.
USA -
Manifest for Kroonland
Sailing from Antwerp April 08, 1914
Alperowitz, Mordsche M 18y S Russian, Hebrew Kurewicz, Russia
.
USA -
une 21, 1909
Manifest for Rotterdam
Sailing from Rotterdam
. Katzowitz, Sore M 40y Married Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
0013. Katzowitz, Lea Female 15y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
0014. Katzowitz, Chiene Female 10y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
0015. Katzowitz, Sosche Female 9y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
0016. Katzowitz, Gutman M 8y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
0017. Katzowitz, Chatze M 7y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
0018. Katzowitz, Libe M 5y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz, Russia
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D1290%5C%5CT715%2D12900328%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=101625100219&name=Chatze%26nbsp%3BKatzowitz&doa=June++++++21%2C+1909&port=Rotterdam&line=0017
click
for the original manifest
USA -
Manifest for Rotterdam
Sailing from Rotterdam July 23, 1900
Katzowitz, Yossel M 21y S Russia Kriwitz . going to uncle S. Lande New York
Losch, David M 35y M Russia Kriwitz going to uncle S. Rosen.... 153 Broom Street,
New York
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DH%3A%5C%5CT715%2D0140%5C%5CT715%2D01400634%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=604184060189&name=%2E%2E%2Eostel%26nbsp%3BKatzowitz&doa=July++++++23%2C+1900&port=Rotterdam&line=0023
click
for the original manifest
USA -
November 29, 1904
Manifest for Statendam
Sailing from Rotterdam
Katzowicz, Salomon Male 25 years of age Single Russian/Hebrew born in Kriwilz
going to brother in law B. Rabinowitz, 169 Monroe Str.New York http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D0517%5C%5CT715%2D05170288%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=102593060510&name=Salomon%26nbsp%3BKatzowicz&doa=November++29%2C+1904&port=Rotterdam&line=0017
click
for the original manifest
USA -
June 23, 1910
Manifest for Kroonland
Sailing from Antwerp
Kopelowitz, Chawe F 46y W Russia, Hebrew Krowicz, Russia going to daughter in
New York
Kopelowitz, Laser M 11y Russia, Hebrew Krowicz, Russia
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D1505%5C%5CT715%2D15050919%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=104993080154&name=Chawe%26nbsp%3BKopelowitz&doa=June++++++23%2C+1910&port=Antwerp&line=0004
click
for the original manifest
USA -
Manifest for Petersburg
Sailing from Libau February 21, 1907
Belitzky, Yossel Male 24y Single Hebrew Rudischkoviz, Russia tailor going to
cousin; Kamen.. in Brooklyn
Belitzky, Selde Female 24y Single Hebrew Rudischkoviz, Russia tailor
Kopelowitz, Kopel Male 34y Married Hebrew Weleiky, Russia tailor, uncle B. Barnet
93 Pull Street, New York
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D0832%5C%5CT715%2D08320146%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=101893040099&name=Kopel%26nbsp%3BKopelowitz&doa=February++21%2C+1907&port=Libau&line=0009
click
for the original manifest
USA -
June 25, 1909 Manifest for Lusitania
Sailing from Liverpool
Kopelowitz, Kopel M 19y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwicz, Russia . going to aunt Chaia
Milewsky in Brooklyn
Buchbinder, Schmuel M 23y S Russia, Hebrew Gorodok, Russia http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D1292%5C%5CT715%2D12920497%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=101627060185&name=Kopel%26nbsp%3BKopelowitz&doa=June++++++25%2C+1909&port=Liverpool&line=0014
click
for the original manifest
USA -
Manifest for Zeeland
Sailing from Antwerp December 27, 1905
Litmann, Ester F 25 M Russian Hebrew Krewiz going to brother in law N. Kopelewitz
in New Haven
0026. Litmann, Leib M 9 mo S Russian Hebrew Kriwiz
Kopelowitz, Rochel F 38 M Russian Hebrew Kriwitz
0028. Kopelowitz, Elchone M 1o S Russian Hebrew Kriwitz
0029. Kopelowitz, Malke F 8 S Russian Hebrew Kriwitz
0030. Kopelowitz, Eche M 3 S Russian Hebrew Kriwitz
the entire family is going to husband/ father N. Kopelowitz in New Haven
http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?MID=20254792720073751680&FNM=ROCHEL&LNM=KOPELOWITZ&PLNM=KOPELOWITZ&RF=4&ALTS=97%7Ckobelowitz&ALTS=97%7Ckopalowitz&pID=102487033669&lookup=102487033669
click
for the original manifest.
USA -
Manifest for Nieuw Amsterdam
Sailing from Rotterdam June 26, 1906
Gitlin, Eidla F 40y M Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz
0028. Gitlin, Frume F 9y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz
0029. Gitlin, Abe M 5y S Russia, Hebrew Kriwitz
Manifest for Caronia
Sailing from Liverpool September 05, 1906
. Gitlin, Jente F 56y M Russia Hebrew Krewitz
0004. Gitlin, Owsei M 17y S Russia Hebrew Krewitz
0005. Gitlin, Rewve F 14y S Russia Hebrew Krewitz
0006. Gitlin, Hede F 10y S Russia Hebrew Krewitz
0007. Gitlin, Mose F 8y S Russia Hebrew Krewitz
Manifest for France
Sailing from Le Havre .August 26, 1922
Gitlin, Lazar M 57y M Poland, Hebrew Krywice, Poland going to brother, Solomon
Gitlin Amboy Street Brooklyn
0018. Gitlin, Golda F 55y M Poland, Hebrew Krywice, Poland
http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?MID=20254792720073751680&FNM=GOLDA&LNM=GITLIN&PLNM=GITLIN&RF=2&ALTS=97%7Cgitllin&ALTS=97%7Cgittlin&pID=603711030063&lookup=603711030063
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Manifest for Zeeland
Sailing from Antwerp February 12, 1913
009. Spektor, Itzke M 18y S Russia Hebrew Krivitz, Russia going to sister Golda
L.....n 64 1st Street New York
0010. Harp, Rose F 19y S Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia going to uncle; David
Lipidos? Bronx 820 Civy Street
0011. Gorland, Ruchel F 45y M Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia
0012. Gorland, Dawid M 19y S Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia
0013. Gorland, Pessie F 22y S Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia
0014. Gorland, Schipa M 11y S Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia
0015. Gorland, Chaim M 10y S Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia
0016. Gorland, Chaje F 6y S Russia Hebrew Dolhniew, Russia
all going to husband and father M. Gorland in New York
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DH%3A%5C%5CT715%2D2013%5C%5CT715%2D20130833%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=100558040123&name=Itzke%26nbsp%3BSpektor&doa=February++12%2C+1913&port=Antwerp&line=0009
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Manifest for Rotterdam
Sailing from Rotterdam July 25, 1905
Bunimowicz, Chaie F 31y M Russia, Hebrew Krewiszy
Bunimowicz, Achie M 5y S Russia, Hebrew Krewiszy going to husband; Max Bunimowicz
127- 131Mercer Street, Mew York
http://www.ellisisland.org/EIFile/popup_weif_5a.asp?src=%2Fcgi%2Dbin%2Ftif2gif%2Eexe%3FT%3DG%3A%5C%5CT715%2D0603%5C%5CT715%2D06030535%2ETIF%26S%3D%2E5&pID=102433040097&name=Achie%26nbsp%3BBunimowicz&doa=July++++++25%2C+1905&port=Rotterdam&line=0007
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http://www.afanasy.tver.ru/html/archive/403/Krivichi.JPG
From: MichaelSteinore@msn.com (Michael Steinore)
To: belarus@lyris.jewishgen.org (Belarus SIG)
The web search site Google has an image searching
capability in beta at
http://images.google.com
Image searching locates image files that appear on
web pages, rather than textual content. Entering "Belarus" for example,
brings up 8,000 +
images, many of them maps and current photos of places
in Belarus. Entering the names of larger cities also yields positive
results.
It's only as good as the people who labelled the images
in the first place, but if you need maps, or just want to
see what's out there, it can be useful.
Michael Steinore
San Mateo, CA
click for
Krivichi
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Subj: Search
Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2001 8:06:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time
From: Krtrptr8
To: EilatGordn
Dear Eilat: Thanks again for your search re GRINZSPIN, et al.. I have heard
from my cousin back east, and she is thrilled of the find. She has told me another
name, and that is for my grandmother, the wife of MAX SCHMALEWITZ. Her mother
was the daughter of his wife, and her mother was the first of the children born
here in 1902. So she must have arrived just before that, possibly 1901 or at
the same time. And she now tells me that the maiden name was MUZHEVYETSKY, Anna
Rachel. Where that came from I do not know, but that is what she said. Mmmm?
So is that another avenue? My great grandfather's name was YANKEV SHEAR SCHMULEVITCH,
another form or spelling, and as I mentioned, he was the scribe. I hate to burden
you with this, but I did not want to have you to search in vain and cause you
problems. With respect to the FIDLER, FIEDLER and BACHRACH names on my mother's
side, I have a few items that might be of assistance with respect to that side.
Please ! I have the possible date of entry into the USA was on the KROONLAND,
RED STAR LINE from ANTWERP circa 1908 to 1912. My grandmother's maiden name
was BACHRACH, Minnie or Mindel. The name she came in under was FIEDLER, FIDLER,
Hyman. He was a carpenter or Stoller. Born I believe in the province of Grodno,
town of Lomza. His father's name was MOISHE. There is a son Rubin, born in Krynki,
from Minnie Fielder, and he came with them. Also my mother, Rivka Fagel. There
is an Isaac BACHRACH, who was born in Zembrov. I think a brother. He entered
the U.S. in March 1, 1903 at N.Y. on the ship Pennsylvania. The fire that I
had mentioned early on was called the "Monroe St. Fire, which occurred on December
31, 1913. There were family who had died in that fire, namely Yetta Wilkowitz,
Lewin (Yehudi, 15), a and Barnet (Dov, 17) Bachrach. But the name Wilkowitz
is for another time to talk about, if you wish to hear about it. That was a
big garment fire in NYC. Lots of people were killed. Minnie (Mindel's) Bachrach's
father's name was SHMUEL TEVYE BEN (DOV?) BACHRACH. Her mother's name was BLUMEH
BAS NUFTULI. Minnie's father was a Schocut (ritual slaughterer). Very pious
person. Minnie Bachrach's older sister was GRUNCH BACHRACH. And when she came
to the U.S. I do not know, but probably before they did. She married in the
U.S.. I have the name, and that is another story. Wow, a lot of information
to digest, but I really, really appreciate your assistance. You are doing a
mitzvah. And you know the meaning of that. Thank you, thank you. Shalom. P.S.
I am
Herman Stein <Krtrptr8@aol.com >
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Subj: [belarus] Re: "Dokshitzy" belarus
digest: June 16, 2001
Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2001 4:14:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time
From: NFatouros@aol.com
To: "Belarus SIG"
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Steve Thomas' 06-15-01 message asked for information about the town of
"Dokshitzy."
One of the two yizkor books for "Dokszyce" (Polish spelling) has been
translated in part or in its entirety at Jewishgen. To find it, Mr. Thomas
should note and click on the Yizkor book project at Jewishgen's main page.
Possibly he may find his MUNITZ family surname mentioned somewhere in the
book.
If he has not already done so Mr. Thomas should also check the Discussion
Group Archives, its Family finder, and the cemetery project affiliated with
Jewishgen, all which can also be found on Jewishgen's main page.
My Columbia-Lippincott Gazetteer says in its entry for "Dokshitsy" that it
is in the south Polotsk oblast, 17 miles east of Glubokoye. Its population in
1939 was over 2,000. The town's inhabitants did processing of hides, flax,
and hops, and engaged in sawmilling and woodworking. In 1873 Dokshitsy
passed from Poland to Russia, reverted to Poland in 1921, and in 1945 was
ceded to the USSR.
Naomi Fatouros (nee FELDMAN)
Bloomington, Indiana
NFatouros@aol.com
Researching: BELKOWSKY, Odessa, Berdichev; FELDMAN, Pinsk; SHUTZ, SCHUTZ,
Shcherets; LEVY, Mulhouse;SAS, Podwolochisk; RAPOPORT, Tarnopol; BEHAM,
Salok, Kharkov.
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Subj: Fw: Lyakhovichi (Lechovich)
and Baranavichi (Baranovich)
Date: 7/5/01 11:09:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: susan.lamdan@tiscalinet.it (Lamdan)
Reply-to: susan.lamdan@tiscalinet.it (Lamdan)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Eilat,
Did you create lists for the two towns above?
If so, I would be very interested to see them.
Many thanks,
Neville Lamdan
Rome
Subj: Re: Lyakhovichi (Lechovich) and Baranavichi (Baranovich)
Date: 7/6/01 2:48:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: susan.lamdan@tiscalinet.it
In a message dated 7/5/01 11:09:42 PM Pacific Daylight Time, susan.lamdan@tiscalinet.it
writes:
<< Did you create lists for the two towns above?
>>I didn't but I found a few;
Abram Alper Baranowitz, Russia 1910 33
Rachel Berman Baronovic, Russia 1913 25
Chawe Berman Baronovic, Russia 1913 2
Ester Gordon Baranowice, Minsk 1920 31
. Itke Budowla Baranowitz 1907 34 . Jankel Budowla Lachowicz, Russia 1907 17
92%
5. Mojsche Budowla Baranowitz 1907 9 92%
6. Mordche Budowla Lechowitz 1902 33 92%
. Mordche Budowla Lechowitz 1902 33 92% .
Chaim Budowle Barawowicz 1905 15 91 .
Alter Loss Lachawitz 1906 20 .
Aran Loss Lachowitz, Russia 1908 19 .
Rochel Liss Baranowitz, Russia 1908 19
. Sonja Liss Baranowitz, Russia 1911 17
Feige Loss Liachowitz, Russia 1907 18
. Simka Liss Lechawiz, Russia 1907 18
. Boruch Liss Baranowitz, Russia 1910 54
. Aron Brewda Lachowitz, Russia 1909 19 .
Hram Brewda Liackowicz 1902 18 .
Itzko Brewda Ljachowitz, Minsk, Russia 1909 35
Jacob Brewda Baranowitz, Russ. 1913 17
24. Leie Brewda Lachawig 1907 18
25. Malke Brewda Lachawig 1907 45
27. Menuche Brewda Liachowicz 1907 19
28. Minetka Brewda Barawswitz, Russia 1914 18
29. Mirka Brewda Baranowicze, Russia 1922 33
40. Scholem Brewda Lachonicz 1904 25 113.
Asriel Rabinowitz Baranitz, Russia 1906 17 .
Benjamin Lachowitzki Baranovitz, Russia 1912 26
. Mechle Lachowitzki Lisinke, Russia 1908 38 .
Michel Karelitzky Barinowsky 1901 31 327.
Rochel (Rose) (Mintz) Lislowitz, Russia 1913 15
. Itzko Zirinski Baranowitz, Russia 1914 22 .
Berl Zirinski Baranowicz 1904 19
Adelia Judelewitz Baranowitz, Russia 1914 32
. Broche Judelewitz Baranowitz, Russia 1914 2 .
Jankel Judelewitz Beranowitz, Russia 1912 28
35. Jenle Judelewitz Litowzk, Russia 1914 30
. Michel Judelewitz Baranowitz, Russia 1914 4 .
Ruoke Judelewitz Litowzk, Russia 1914 6
. Schifre Judelewitz Litowzk, Russia 1914 9 .
Beila Jodelewitz Leilewitz, Poland 1921 18
. Chaie Polonsky Baranewicz 1905 15
. Golde Polanski Baranawitz, Russia 1907 25
. Wolf Aisikowits Lachowitz, Russia 1911 33
I will look for more. Eilat
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Most Jewish families had relatives
in near by shtetls- I am posting here a list of names of people who are donors
for a shtetl project for the grave site in Dolhinov right next to Krivichi
here is an updated list of donors for the Cemetery Project in Dolhinov(Most
are natives of Dolhinov). For address of the people on the list email:
rubinlj@netvision.net.il (RUBIN LEON)
1. Alperovich Tova Ramat Gan, Israel $250
2. Blum Bushke Givataim, Israel $250
3. Berzam Chaya Ramat Gan, Israel $250
4. Baranovski Chava Ramat Gan, Israel $250
5. Gitlitz Yecheskel Tel Aviv, Israel $250
6. Gitlin Avi Ramat Hasharon , Israel $375
7. Grosbien Chaim Petach Tikva, Israel $250
8. Golan (Goltz) Yechezkel Rehovot, Israel $185
9. Dr. Goltz- Doytch Miryam Haifa Israel $250
10.Chafetz Asya Tel Aviv, Israel $250
11.Chafetz Gutman Tel Aviv, Israel $250
12.Cheres Yehuda Herzelia, Israel $500
13.Finesilber Beny Haifa, Israel $250
14. Lenkin Nachum Holon, Israel $250
15. Norman Shimon Petach Tiqva, Israel $250
16. Norman Yitzhak Givataim, Israel $250
17. Fridman Moshe Kfar Saba, Israel $250
18. Koton Levi Ytzhak Holon, Israel $250
19.Kravchinski Rachel Petach Tiqva, Israel $250
20. Kremer-Sosenski Batya Ashdod, Israel $250
21.Dimshtein Lev Alfey Menashe, Israel $250
22.Perevoskin Aharon Ganey Yochanan, Israel $250
23.Shlechtman (Sosensky) Sima Ashdod, Israel $250
24.Shinuk David Rishon Lezion, Israel $250
25.Shulman Hinda Ramat Gan, Israel $250
26.Shamgar (Smorgonski) Shlomo, Givataim, Israel $250
27.Sosensky Yehuda Ganey Yochanan, Israel $250
28.Rubin Leon Ramat Efal, Israel $250
29.Rubin Arye Givataim, Israel $250
30.Rubin Victor Chedera, Israel $250
31.Rubin Israel Neveh Mivtach, Israel $250
32.Rapson/ Ekman Michael Avichail, Israel $250
33.Radashkovich Gideon Givataim, Israel $250
34.Radashkovich Mordechay Givataim, Israel $250
35.Radashkovich Roni Givataim, Israel $200
36.Podshivalov (Shpreregen) Fanya Nesher; Israel $ 200
37.Fridman Eli Argentina $250.
38.Griner Chasya Brazil $375
39.Drewiacki Max Berlin, Germany $375
40.Mr. & Mrs. Jack Diamond Omaha, U.S.A $250
41.Eilat Gordin Levitan, Studio City, Ca U.S.A $250
42.Shmilovich Avraham Kvar Saba Israel $125
43.Tych Raja (nee Bronshtein) Ramat Gan Israel $275
44.Zolotov Zipora Lahavim Israel $250
45.Markman Sonya New Haven U.S.A. $100
46.Yofe Sima Ramat Gan Israel $125
47.Labunski Fanny(nee Ruderman) Haifa Israel $125
48. Radashkovich Eliyahu Ramat Gan Israel $100
49. Radashkovich Arie Tel Aviv Israel $125
50. Gayer Rita Petach Tiqva Israel $250
51. Rapson Dov (Melamed) Avichail Israel $250
52. Rapson Avigdor (Ekman) Herzelia Israel $250
53. Paz Yosef & Dvora Haifa Israel $250
54. Sosenski Yaakov Ashdod Israel $125
55. Sosenski Sima Ganey yochanan Israel $125
56. Ben Barak Gallia Rechovot Israel $125
57. Shor Maya (nee Sosensky) Bizaron Israel $125
58. Sosenski Eli Ashdod Israel $125
59. Kaplan Klila Tel Aviv Israel $125
60. Kanter Laura (nee Libe Rubin)Boca Raton Fl. U.S.A $500
61. Schuster Riva Kvar Saba Israel $125
62. Brant Sara Navei Mivtach Israel $100
63. Aminetsach Yehuda Herzelia Israel $125
64. Aminetsach Avraham Jerusalem Israel $125
65. Shmilovich Zelig Omer Israel $125
66. Ruderman Florence New York U.S.A. $150
67. Chalifa Raja(nee Rubin)Navei Mivtach Israel $125
68. Shap Gerald & family (Grosbein)Cape-Town,South Africa $650
69. Harcavi (Furman) Meier Ramat Hasharon Israel $250
70. Harcavi Chanan Ramat Efal Israel $250
71. Rosen Lester & Debby Glencoe , Chicago U.S.A. $250
72. Susan M. Goldsmith of Piedmont, CA ,U.S.A. $500
73. Jacob Chevlin, Florida, U.S.A $250
74. Simon Chevlin, New Haven, U.S.A $250
75. Shifra( nee Chevlin) Zamkov, New Haven, U.S.A. $500
76. Ester Telis (Dockshitzki) Cheshire, Con. U.S.A. $500
77. Prof. M. Shapiro Hod Hashron, Israel $100
78. Zipi Asafi (Grosbien) Kfar Saba, Israel $125
79. Dr. Orania Yanay Tel Aviv, Israel $250
80. Dr. Dimenshtein Victor Tel Aviv, Israel $250
81. Liberman Batya & Esar Fridman Kvar Saba, Israel $125
82. Rabani Ziva Jerusalem, Israel $125
83. Evalyn Krown New York,U.S.A.$100
84. Shamgar Giora ,Ramat Gan,Israel $125
85. Lechterman Chaim Tzahala,Israel $125
86. Malerevitch Batya (nee Lechterman) Tel Aviv,Israel $125
87. Gitlitz Orah & Tzipi, Givataim, Israel $125
88. Bronshtein Chana Ramat Gan , Israel $250
89. Doytch Israel, Petach Tiqva, Israel $125
90. Dr. Bronshtein Michael Tel Aviv ,Israel $250
91. Gutman Palant, Moshav Magshimim,Israel $250
This is a list of donors who participated financially so far in the restoration
of the Jewish cemetery in Dolhinov. The project is estimated to cost $25,000.
About 84% of it was already collected.
For address of the people on the list email:
rubinlj@netvision.net.il (RUBIN LEON)
Tel:o3-6356469,Ramat Efal,Israel
LEON <rubinlj@netvision.net.il
>
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Manifest for Berlin
Sailing from BremenManifest for Berlin
Sailing from BremenJanchen May 10, 1909
0018. Segalowitz, Pesche F 40y M Russia, Hebrew Kurinetz, Russia
0019. Segalowitz, Sarah F 18y S Russia, Hebrew Kurinetz, Russia
0020. Segalowitz, Esther F 8y S Russia, Hebrew Kurinetz, Russia
0021. Segalowitz, Mere F 6y S Russia, Hebrew Kurinetz, Russia
0022. Segalowitz, Janchen M 4y 6m S Russia, Hebrew Kurinetz, Russia
0023. Segalowitz, Michel M 3y S Russia, Hebrew Kurinetz, Russia
1. Abe Segalowitz Bialyslok, Russia 1907 22
2. Abe Segalowitz 1907 22
3. Abraham Segalowitz London, England 1922 21
4. Abram Segalowitz Kinischin 1905 19
5. Abram Segalowitz Cokonon 1906 30
6. Abram Segalowitz Witz, Russia 1907 57
7. Abram Segalowitz Most, Russia 1907 15
8. Abram Segalowitz Ratno, Russia 1911 49
9. Aisick Segalowitz Bololin 1906 58
10. Aisik Segalowitz Gorosowo, Russia 1909 9
11. Alte Segalowitz 1897 5
12. Alte Segalowitz Asor 1904 20
13. Annie Segalowitz Minsk 1902 33
14. Annie Segalowitz London, England 1909 40
15. Aron Segalowitz Suwalk 1893 22
16. Aron Segalowitz London 1900 36
17. Basse Segalowitz Bololin 1906 29
18. Beila Segalowitz Faronsb, Russia 1912 18
19. Beile Segalowitz 1894 11
20. Beile Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 7
21. Beile Segalowitz Minsk 1906 30
22. Berach Segalowitz Keetzh 1900 24
23. Berl Segalowitz Minsk 1905 30
24. Berl Segalowitz Wodna 1905 17
25. Berl Segalowitz Saromp, Russia 1913 17
26. Blume Segalowitz Rakaso, Russia 1908 9
27. Bune Segalowitz Minsk 1902 15
28. Chaike Segalowitz Minsk 1902 18
29. Chaim Segalowitz 1897 16
30. Chaim Segalowitz Minsk 1906 3
31. Chaim Leib Segalowitz Mosir, Russia 1910 17
32. Chaje Segalowitz Ozery 1906 15
33. Chaje Segalowitz Gorosowo, Russia 1909 43
34. Chaje Segalowitz Lapes, Russia 1909 16
35. Chaje Segalowitz Skidel, Russia 1913 55
36. Chane Segalowitz Russia 1895 18
37. Chane Segalowitz Liban 1903 6
38. Chane Segalowitz Minsk 1904 7
39. Chane Segalowitz Minsk 1907 4
40. Chane Segalowitz Jwanetz , Russia 1910 46
41. Chane Segalowitz Widzy, Russia 1910 17
42. Ch... Segalowitz Liban 1903 44
43. Chasche Segalowitz 1894 16
44. Chasse Segalowitz Russia 1895 9
45. Chiffre Segalowitz 1897 3
46. Chome Segalowitz Russia 1912 8
47. David Segalowitz Russia 1895 4
48. David Segalowitz Minsk 1904 34
49. David Segalowitz Dokschitz 1904 38
50. David Segalowitz Minsk 1907 7
51. Dawid Segalowitz Sokolka 1901 8
52. Dina Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1893 18
53. Dreije Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1914 35
54. Eli Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1913 17
55. Elias Segalowitz Liban 1903 8
56. Elie Segalowitz Swie, Russia 1912 17
57. Elpe Segalowitz Minsk 1893 18
58. Ester Segalowitz Vesa...z 1900 18
59. Ester Segalowitz Stolbey 1903 17
60. Ester Segalowitz Pinsk, Russia 1913 19
61. Ester Minie Segalowitz Vinsk 1905 60
62. Esther Segalowitz Kurinetz, Russia 1909 8
63. Faie Segalowitz Minsk 1903 21
64. Fanke Segalowitz Minsk 1906 5
65. Fanny Segalowitz London, England 1909 5
66. Feiwe Segalowitz 1892 23
67. Feiwel Segalowitz Korano 1906 19
68. Felix Segalowitz Warschau 1904 28
69. Finne Segalowitz 1896 18
70. Freidel Segalowitz Bakschtz, Russia 1914 17
71. Frume Segalowitz Russia 1895 40
72. Frume Segalowitz Rebezewiez 1904 2
73. Frume Segalowitz Minsk 1905 11
74. Fruwe Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1914 10
75. Fudel Segalowitz Minsk, Minsk 1907 17
76. Gele Segalowitz Grodno 1906 18
77. Gerschon Segalowitz Tyktim, Russia 1906 40
78. Golde Segalowitz 1905 10
79. Gute Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 4
80. Hene Segalowitz Russia 1912 34
81. Herman Segalowitz London 1904 24
82. Hersch Segalowitz ... 1904
83. Hinde Segalowitz 1897 16
84. Hinde Segalowitz Rakaso, Russia 1908 11
85. Hirsch Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 3
86. Hosias Segalowitz Minsk 1900 19
87. Iche Segalowitz Rakaso, Russia 1908 16
88. Isaac Segalowitz London 1903 27
89. Isaac Segalowitz London, England 1911 18
90. Isaac Segalowitz New York 1922 28
91. Isaak Segalowitz 1895 18
92. Israel Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1906 23
93. Itke Segalowitz Gornieny, Russia 1914 18
94. Itte Segalowitz 1896 55
95. Itzak Segalowitz Lapes, Russia 1909 9
96. Jack Segalowitz 1902 4
97. Jacob Segalowitz 1896 32
98. Jacob Segalowitz London, England 1909 39
99. Jaie Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1914 8
100. Jakob Segalowitz Lowza 1903 19
Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival
101. Janchen Segalowitz Kurinetz, Russia 1909 4
102. Jankel Segalowitz Rebezewiez 1904 5
103. Jassel Segalowitz Mazyr 1906 36
104. Jauko Segalowitz Minsk 1904 19
105. Jine Segalowitz Minsk 1898 20
106. Josche Segalowitz Minsk 1905 45
107. Josef Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 8
108. Josef Segalowitz Minsk 1906 22
109. Josef Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1907 22
110. Josef Segalowitz Jwanetz , Russia 1910 10
111. Jossel Segalowitz Liban 1903 3
112. Jossel Segalowitz Kowno 1906 0
113. Judasche Segalowitz Minsk 1898 19
114. Judel Segalowitz Mosir, Russia 1910 15
115. Katty Segalowitz Russia 1904 18
116. Kaun Bele Segalowitz Stebt 1904 55
117. Keile Segalowitz Biatoikoe, Russia 1907 19
118. Lea Segalowitz Minsk 1906 30
119. Leah Segalowitz 1902 40
120. Lece Segalowitz Minsk 1907 9
121. Leib Segalowitz Kiev 1905 30
122. Leib Segalowitz Minsk 1906 4
123. Leib Segalowitz Grodno 1907 19
124. Leib Segalowitz Witz, Russia 1907 36
125. Leib Segalowitz Russia 1912 5
126. Leibe Segalowitz Liban 1903 10
127. Leie Segalowitz Welna, Russia 1906 18
128. Leiser Segalowitz Minsk 1904 20
129. Liebe Segalowitz Grodno 1892 4
130. Liebe Segalowitz Lapes, Russia 1909 45
131. Losie Segalowitz Tyktim, Russia 1906 16
132. Losse Segalowitz Bololin 1906 59
133. Louis Segalowitz London, England 1911 16
134. Malke Segalowitz Keetzh 1900 54
135. Marian Segalowitz 1905 5
136. Mariasche Segalowitz Minsk 1905 43
137. Meer Segalowitz Starye Dorogy, Russia 1912 32
138. Meier Segalowitz Minsk 1902 6
139. Meier Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1904 29
140. Meilach Segalowitz Sokolka 1901 9
141. Meische Segalowitz Augustowo 1903 25
142. Mere Segalowitz Kurinetz, Russia 1909 6
143. Merl Segalowitz 1894 9
144. Meyer Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1910 17
145. Michel Segalowitz Kurinetz, Russia 1909 3
146. Michle Segalowitz Jwanetz , Russia 1910 14
147. Minna Segalowitz Kowen 1902 0
148. Minnie Segalowitz 1902 7
149. Miske Segalowitz Minsk, russia 1913 25
150. Mordach Segalowitz Pinsk, Russia 1914 25
151. Mordche Segalowitz Minsk 1904 21
152. Morduch Segalowitz St. Petersburg 1892 35
153. Moses Segalowitz Minsk 1902 11
154. Moses Segalowitz ...cow 1904 26
155. Moses Segalowitz Kowno 1904 34
156. Motel Segalowitz Rakaso, Russia 1908 5
157. Motte Segalowitz Minsk, 1904 26
158. Nechame Segalowitz Wido, Russia 1910 17
159. Noki Segalowitz L'pool 1892 15
160. Ore Segalowitz Bololin 1906 21
161. Oscher Segalowitz 1905 2
162. Paie Segalowitz Dialbols 1905 28
163. Pere Segalowitz Liban 1903 11
164. Perl Segalowitz Grodno 1892 0
165. Perle Segalowitz 1895 18
166. Pesche Segalowitz Kurinetz, Russia 1909 40
167. Pesel Segalowitz Pinsk 1906 16
168. Pesse Segalowitz Rakow 1901 27
169. Pesse Segalowitz Witz, Russia 1907 55
170. Rachel Segalowitz Sokolka 1901 30
171. Rachel Segalowitz Groslew Russia 1909 18
172. R...ake Segalowitz Liban 1903 33
173. Rasche Segalowitz Ilia, Russia 1910 17
174. Rebekka Segalowitz Grodno 1892 30
175. Reise Segalowitz Bololin 1906 19
176. Reisel Segalowitz Minsk 1902 40
177. Reisel Segalowitz 1905 38
178. Rifke Segalowitz Kowno 1906 3
179. Rische Segalowitz Minsk 1904 5
180. Riwe Segalowitz Minsk 1905 22
181. Riwke Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 37
182. Riwke Segalowitz Quremby 1907 20
183. Riwke Segalowitz Skidel, Russia 1910 21
184. Riwke Segalowitz Gornieny, Russia 1914 45
185. Roche Segalowitz Kowno 1906 26
186. Roche Segalowitz Rakaso, Russia 1908 38
187. Roche Segalowitz Minsk, russia 1913 24
188. Roche Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1914 11
189. Rochel Segalowitz Kowen 1902 3
190. Rochel Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 10
191. Rochel Segalowitz 1905 17
192. Rodde Segalowitz Minsk 1905 0
193. Rosa Segalowitz Russia 1892 28
194. Rosa Segalowitz 1892
195. Rose Segalowitz Lettil, Russia 1906 20
196. Rubin Segalowitz London, England 1911 16
197. Sachar Segalowitz Kremenkchul 1906 22
198. Salmen Segalowitz Jegotin, Russia 1910 18
199. Salomon Segalowitz 1896 10
200. Sara Segalowitz Russia 1892 0
201. Sara Segalowitz 1892 0
202. Sara Segalowitz Rakan, Russia 1905 18
203. Sarah Segalowitz Kurinetz, Russia 1909 18
204. Saschne Segalowitz 1893 0
205. Schadme Segalowitz Kowno 1892 41
206. Schame Segalowitz 1905 9
207. Schar Segalowitz Minsk 1898 12
208. Schase Segalowitz 1892 16
209. Scheine Segalowitz Ruksenn 1907 39
210. Scheine Segalowitz Minsk, Russia 1914 6
211. Scheme Segalowitz Pakow, Russia 1913 16
212. Schiffre Segalowitz Rebezewiez 1904 7
213. Schleime Segalowitz 1896 24
214. Schleime Segalowitz 1897 32
215. Schmiel Segalowitz Cremercich, Russia 1907 20
216. Schrmris Segalowitz 1902 17
217. Selde Segalowitz Minsk 1899 18
218. Shifre... Segalowitz Gradno, Russia 1906 17
219. Sima Segalowitz London, England 1911 18
220. Sime Segalowitz Ratno, Russia 1911 13
221. Simon Segalowitz St. Petersburg 1892 18
222. Simon Segalowitz Ruksenn 1907 11
223. Sisel Segalowitz Wehse 1905 23
224. Sore Segalowitz Rakow 1901 4
225. Sore Segalowitz Kowen 1902 30
226. Sore Segalowitz Saslawl, Russia 1909 26
227. Sosse Segalowitz Wilna 1899 65
228. Sosse Segalowitz Rebezewiez 1904 29
229. Szipe Segalowitz Jwanetz , Russia 1910 15
230. Tanbe Segalowitz Stolbey 1903 14
231. Taube Segalowitz Gorodok 1904 11
232. Wiske Segalowitz Russia 1912 7
233. Witte Segalowitz Pinsk, Russia 1913 21
234. Wolf Segalowitz 1892 30
235. Wulf Segalowitz Rakow 1906 33
236. Yache Segalowitz Lapes, Russia 1909 14
237. Yankel Segalowitz Russia 1895 0
238. Yerte Segalowitz Minsk 1904 32
239. Yosche Segalowitz Russia 1892 3
240. Yosche Segalowitz 1892
241. Ytte Segalowitz 1893 22
242. Ziewe Segalowitz Grodno 1892 3
1. Alexander Sagalowitz Russia 1904 0 97%
2. Aron Sagalowitz Mosye, Russia 1911 6 97%
3. Basche Sagalowitz Minsk 1904 17 97%
4. Basche Sagalowitz Minsk 1903 14 97%
5. Beile Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 4 97%
6. Chaim Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 10 97%
7. Chaja Sagalowitz Wilma, Lithuania 1921 11 97%
8. Chaje Sagalowitz Minsk 1906 48 97%
9. Chaje Sagalowitz Vilno 1902 17 97%
10. Dwore Sagalowitz Kowno 1903 23 97%
11. Ginda Sagalowitz Rogows, Russia 1912 25 97%
12. Hanna Sagalowitz Aluksne, Laatvia 1923 18 97%
13. Hinde Sore Sagalowitz Mosye, Russia 1911 8 97%
14. Hirsch Sagalowitz Gorodok 1905 65 97%
15. Hirsch Sagalowitz Gorodok 1904 26 97%
16. Hirsch Sagalowitz Minsk 1902 5 97%
17. Hirschel Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 6 97%
18. Hodde Sagalowitz 1905 97%
19. Ilia Sagalowitz Rogows, Russia 1912 9 97%
20. Jankel J. Sagalowitz Garelisto 1906 9 97%
21. Kuna Sagalowitz Mosye, Russia 1911 43 97%
22. Lea Sagalowitz Mosye, Russia 1911 17 97%
23. Leib Sagalowitz Vilno 1902 15 97%
24. Leiser Sagalowitz Rogows, Russia 1912 10 97%
25. Loyzor Sagalowitz Wilma, Lithuania 1921 8 97%
26. Macha Sagalowitz Wilma, Lithuania 1921 7 97%
27. Malke Sagalowitz Widsy, Russia 1909 23 97%
28. Malke Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 30 97%
29. Marie Sagalowitz Minsk 1892 19 97%
30. Meyer Sagalowitz Borisow, Russia 1911 18 97%
31. MIchael Sagalowitz Mosye, Russia 1911 14 97%
32. Michel Sagalowitz 1896 28 97%
33. Moische Sagalowitz Haradisz 1906 16 97%
34. Moische Sagalowitz Masyo 1904 10 97%
35. Morduck Sagalowitz Rogows, Russia 1912 7 97%
36. Morjasche Sagalowitz Russia, Truchnowitzi 1911 19 97%
37. Mosche Sagalowitz Gubrzewicz, Russia 1913 33 97%
38. Nokan Sagalowitz Minsk 1902 57 97%
39. Nuchana Sagalowitz Wilma, Lithuania 1921 35 97%
40. Riwke Sagalowitz Minsk 1902 9 97%
41. Riwke Sagalowitz Minsk 1901 17 97%
42. Scheine Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 14 97%
43. Shunia Sagalowitz Wilma, Lithuania 1921 9 97%
44. Sore Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 19 97%
45. Stire Sagalowitz Minsk 1902 14 97%
46. Tlia Sagalowitz Kremenesnk, Russia 1906 30 97%
47. Ya...el Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 30 97%
48. Zissel Sagalowitz Rakow, Russia 1912 2 97%
49. Mowscham Secalowitz Slutzk 1907 40 97%
1. Abram Segalowicz Amish 1906 17
2. Alinda Segalowicz Mazowicski, Poland 1923 58
3. ?ankel Segalowicz Steps 1905 2
4. Aron Segalowicz Donbrowka, Poland 1922 17
5. Basia Segalowicz Uzda, Poland 1921 8
6. Basia Segalowicz Niewswiecz, Poland 1921 8
7. Berel Segalowicz Minsk 1907 15
8. Besia Segalowicz New York Cy 1923 39
9. Bony Segalowicz Warshaw 1905 19
10. Borach Segalowicz Lipno, Poland 1922 11
11. Boruch Segalowicz Lalow 1902 24
12. Bronia Segalowicz Lipno, Poland 1922 7
13. Calel Segalowicz Lodz, Poland 1921 41
14. Chaim Segalowicz Lohischin, Russia 1907 26
15. Chaja Segalowicz Wilno, Pinsk. R. 1923 42
16. Chajcia Segalowicz Glusk, Russia 1922 11
17. Chana Segalowicz Minsk, Russia 1907 16
18. Chane Segalowicz Rubezewitz, Russia 1913 5
19. Chasia Segalowicz Glusk, Russia 1922 16
20. Chasia Segalowicz New York Cy 1923 8
21. Chazkel Segalowicz Tiktin 1894 20
22. Chiel Segalowicz Lodz, 1905 21
23. David Segalowicz Lomsa 1897 24
24. David Segalowicz Grodno 1906 5
25. Dawid Segalowicz Glusk, Russia 1922 18
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337. Majrim Edelman Woloschin, Russia
1913 22
338. Malae Edelman
1. ...aver Shuster G... 1904 28
2. Mr. S. Shuster New York 1906 33
3. Aaron Shuster 1919 58
4. Adam Shuster Kamgsan 1903 22
5. Agastan Shuster Edeleny 1904 18
6. Agnes Shuster B. Creba 1903 23
7. Agnes Shuster Philadelphia, Pa. 1924 20
8. Alb Shuster 1903 20
9. Alec Shuster 1918 37
10. Alec Shuster 1921 40
11. Anna Shuster Charlossentuy 1900 7
12. Anna Shuster Ettelkoven, Germany 1912 22
13. Anna Shuster Le Piree, Greece 1919 28
14. Anna Shuster Pa. 1922 42
15. Anna Shuster Philadelphia, Pa 1924 45
16. Anna O. Shuster 1922 20
17. Barbara Shuster Germersheim, Germany 1910 0
18. Basse Shuster Kowno 1905 3
19. Beila Shuster Bucarest, Roumania 1923 8
20. Benzel Shuster Charlossentuy 1900 27
21. Berko Shuster Pobost, Russia 1912 32
22. Bor Shuster Baianonrz 1906 17
23. Carl Shuster 1904 3
24. CAROLINE P. SHUSTER MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1909 3
25. Caterina Shuster Cuitagnsmo, Italy 1912 28
26. Catherine J. Shuster Perth Amboy, N. J., U. S. A. 1912 43
27. Chaje Shuster Kowel, Russia 1909 6
28. Chaje Shuster Le Piree, Greece 1919 52
29. Charles Shuster 1904 26
30. Charlotte Shuster N.Y.City 1913 38
31. Charlotte Shuster N.Y.C. 1914 38
32. Chassie Shuster Kowel, Russia 1909 28
33. Christian Shuster Hamburg 1902 49
34. Conrad Shuster Gartinger 1900 32
35. David Shuster Lipilla 1906 23
36. David Shuster Berlin, N.H. 1916 21
37. Dawid Shuster Laudewitz, Russia 1913 30
38. Dorothy Shuster 1924 22
39. Edmund Shuster Philadelphia, Pa. 1924 32
40. Edu. H. Shuster 1907 38
41. Efraim Shuster Shioretz, Russia 1907 16
42. E.H. Shuster 1911 40
43. Elmore Shuster New Haven, Conn 1922 34
44. Emilie Shuster Stuttgard 1904 25
45. Esther Shuster London, England 1920 25
46. Eva Shuster Ympa, Russia 1922 16
47. Falen Shuster London 1905 21
48. Feige Shuster Janowo 1903 17
49. Feige Shuster Rakishky, Russia 1912 19
50. Ferdinond Shuster Munchen 1903 22
51. Fischel Shuster Bucarest/Romania 1922 13
52. Frank Shuster N.Y. 1912 40
53. Frank Shuster N.Y.City 1913 40
54. Frank Shuster Bklyn 1913 41
55. Frank Shuster NYC 1914 42
56. Frank Shuster Wilmington, Del 1922 21
57. Frank H. Shuster Phila., Pa. 1913 58
58. Friederike Shuster 1896 21
59. Georgette Shuster Ada, Ohio 1919 10
60. Girshe Shuster London 1904 30
61. Gyorgy Shuster 1905 28
62. H. Shuster 1921 23
63. Harry Shuster London, England 1908 3
64. Hazel Shuster Brooklyn, N.Y. 1924 26
65. Herman Shuster 1904 0
66. Hovence Shuster 1906 31
67. Ida Shuster Charlossentuy 1900 26
68. Idel Shuster Odessa 1904 30
69. Isaac Shuster Wachiff 1904 45
70. Israel Shuster Pruzny 1906 17
71. Israel Shuster Lipool, England 1915 24
72. Itte Shuster Lpool. 1892 18
73. J. Shuster 1892 25
74. Jacob Meyer Shuster New York 1922 50
75. Jankel Shuster Kriminitz, Russia 1911 18
76. Jankiel Shuster Bucarest, Roumania 1923 40
77. Janos Shuster Hircs 1901 41
78. Jean Shuster Glasgow, Scotland 1921 21
79. Johanna Shuster Mediash 1906 10
80. John Shuster Martontalka 1902 34
81. John Shuster New York, N.Y. 1918 23
82. John F. Shuster Perth Amboy, N. J., U. S. A. 1912 43
83. John W. Shuster 1909 32
84. Josefine Shuster Mediash 1906 11
85. Josefine Shuster Mediash 1906 35
86. Josel Shuster Minsk 1904 28
87. Joseph Shuster Glasgow 1899 24
88. Joseph Shuster 1913 41
89. Josephine Shuster Phila., Pa. 1913 38
90. Juliana Shuster Mediash 1906 8
91. Julius Shuster Charlossentuy 1900 2
92. Karl S...huster Kleusk 1906 30
93. Lajos Shuster Iubi, non immigrant alien 1907 24
94. Laura A. Shuster 1896 40
95. Leah Shuster London, England 1915 24
96. Leighton C. Shuster Wilmington, Del. 1915 24
97. LILIE MC. E. SHUSTER MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1909 2
98. Lilly Shuster London, England 1908 5
99. Marie Shuster St. Munchen, Hildesheim 1904 17
100. Mathias Shuster
101. Mena Shuster Stuttgard 1904 22
102. Mere Shuster Kowno 1905 28
103. Mordche Shuster Bucarest/Romania 1922 44
104. Morris Shuster Russia 1922 13
105. Morris Shuster Ympa, Russia 1922 14
106. Moses Shuster Libiwni, Russia 1914 31
107. Mowscha Shuster Jw...onnus 1900 48
108. Otto Shuster Hamburg, Germany 1914 62
109. Pauline Shuster Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1923 24
110. PEARL P. SHUSTER MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1909 31
111. Perl Shuster Brerten, Roumania 1921 36
112. R. Shuster Manchester 1905 33
113. Rachel Shuster London, England 1908 36
114. Rebecca Shuster Russia 1922 15
115. R. O. Shuster 1921 33
116. Robert Shuster Munchen 1903 24
117. ROCHE SHUSTER KOWNO 1901 17
118. Rosalie Shuster St Petersburg, Russia 1909 40
119. Sac Shuster Londen 1904 29
120. Salomon Shuster Gernonsk 1899 24
121. Sheva Shuster Bucarest, Roumania 1923 14
122. Simon Shuster New Bedford, Mass. 1914 30
123. Simon Shuster Newbury 1914 30
124. Sliva Shuster Bucarest, Romania 1922 17
125. Solomon Shuster Reinmv 1899 24
126. Sone Shuster Kowno 1905 0
127. Sura Shuster Bucarest, Roumania 1923 42
128. Sura Shuster Sofierka, Poland 1923 9
129. Sussie Shuster Czernovitz, Roumania 1920 18
130. Thik Shuster Kowel, Russia 1909 4
131. Wilhelm Shuster Mediash 1906 1
132. William Morgan Shuster USA 1912 35
133. W. MORGAN SHUSTER MANILA, PHILIPPINES 1909 32
134. Wolf Shuster Klozke 1904 27
135. Wolf Shuster Kelz, Russian 1913 48
136. Yossel Shuster London 1904 18
137. Zelde Shuster Kurszany, Russia 1909 18
1. Abram Szuster Uinsk, Poland 1920 55
2. Abram Szuster Wismievice, Poland 1920 15
3. Abram Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1922 19
4. Abrum Szuster Dabrowa, Poland 1921 8
5. Alexander Szuster Karolin, Poland 1923 30
6. Aron Iczok Szuster Janowo, Poland 1921 20
7. Awrum Leib Szuster Sarny, Poland 1921 11
8. Bajla Szuster Brzesc., Russia 1922 7
9. Beila Szuster Rozyszcze, Poland 1922 12
10. Bejla Mera Szuster Plosk, Russia 1922 14
11. Benjamin Szuster London 1900 24
12. Benjamin Szuster Buenos Aires, Argentine 1923 25
13. Berek Szuster Brzesc., Russia 1922 5
14. Berko Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 12
15. Berko Szuster Dawidgordek, Pinsk Reg. 1922 12
16. Bitha Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 39
17. Boleslaw Szuster Rigwola, Russia 1913 37
18. Boruch Szuster Rowno, Poland 1923 19
19. Braine Szuster Brzenzan., Galicia 1921 66
20. Brejna Szuster Sarny, Poland 1921 35
21. Chaim Szuster Janowa, Poland 1923 28
22. Chaim Szuster Briansk, Poland 1923 13
23. Chaja Szuster Zwiahel, Poland 1922 19
24. Chaja Szuster Ciechanov, Poland 1923 26
25. Chaja Szuster Sofjowka, Poland 1923 48
26. Chana Szuster Bialystok, Poland 1923 31
27. Chana Szuster Briansk, Poland 1923 64
28. Chany Szuster Proszkow, Poland 1921 20
29. Chasia Szuster Zefzowka, Wolyn, Poland 1921 7
30. Chasia Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 7
31. Chasia Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 7
32. Chawa Szuster Dabrowa, Poland 1921 16
33. Cijie Szuster Chotyn, Bess. 1905 18
34. Crej Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 14
35. Cypa Szuster Grodek, Poland 1921 20
36. Cypa Szuster Rowno, Poland 1923 17
37. Cywja Szuster Wysoko Lit., Russia 1922 43
38. Daniel Szuster Buenos Aires, Argentine 1923 20
39. Dwejra Szuster Briansk, Poland 1923 26
40. Dwoire Szuster Janopli, Russian 1921 19
41. Dworia Szuster Rowno, Poland 1923 46
42. Dwosia Szuster Rozyszcze, Poland 1922 36
43. Ejdel Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 18
44. Elka Szuster Janopli, Russian 1921 45
45. Ester Szuster Zefzowka, Wolyn, Poland 1921 30
46. Ester Szuster 1921
47. Etli Szuster Torcryn, Poland 1920 25
48. Fania Szuster Ostropol, Russia 1922 24
49. Fania Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1923 36
50. Feiga Szuster Deraznia, Poland 1921 26
51. Feiga Wichna Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 52
52. Filip Szuster Kawsko, Galacia 1910 43
53. Fischel Szuster Berlin, Germany 1908 6
54. Fischel Szuster Berlin, Germany 1908 8
55. Fradla Szuster Ciechanowiec, Poland 1921 22
56. Freida Szuster Plosk, Russia 1922 37
57. Freiga Szuster Dabrowa, Poland 1921 46
58. Frejda Szuster Rozyszcze, Poland 1922 14
59. Fruma Szuster Uinsk, Poland 1920 17
60. Fruma Szuster Dabrowa, Poland 1921 9
61. Gioridia Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 11
62. Gitla Szuster Grodek, Poland 1921 18
63. Gitla Szuster Pruzamy, Pinsk Region 1922 22
64. Gitla Szuster Dawidgordek, Pinsk Reg. 1922 40
65. Golda Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1923 20
66. Herko Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 13
67. Hersch Szuster Janopli, Russian 1921 13
68. Isaj Szuster Wysoko Lit., Russia 1922 10
69. Israel Szuster Galicia 1913 25
70. Ita Szuster Deraznia, Poland 1921 16
71. Jakob Szuster Ciechanowice, Poland 1922 18
72. Jalob Szuster Byalystock, Poland 1921 29
73. Jan Szuster Worynia 1905 18
74. Jan Szuster Warsaw 1906 22
75. Jankel Szuster Lipsko, Poland 1920 9
76. Jankel Szuster Rowno, Poland 1923 13
77. Jankiel Szuster Janopli, Russian 1921 9
78. Jcek Szuster Rozisce, Poland 1922 9
79. Josef Szuster Wismievice, Poland 1920 21
80. Jozef Szuster Derazma, Poland 1921 55
81. Kasia Szuster Majdau Austria 1913 23
82. Konstantin Szuster Korolin, Russia 1912 24
83. Leib Szuster Mogilow, Russia 1913 27
84. Leib Szuster Mogilow, Russia 1913 27
85. Leizer Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1923 12
86. Leja Szuster Suwalki., Poland 1921 20
87. Leja Szuster 1921 15
88. Lejba Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 50
89. Lejzor Szuster Oszmiany, Pinsk Reg. 1922 18
90. Lieba Szuster Szilibra, Russia 1909 26
91. Ludwiga Szuster 1898 24
92. Maiza Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 32
93. Malfa Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 32
94. Malka Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1923 23
95. Malka Szuster Rowno, Poland 1923 12
96. Maria Szuster Berlin, Germany 1908 46
97. Marie Szuster Berlin, Germany 1908 46
98. Matys Szuster Siemiatyce, Poland 1920 44
99. Melka Szuster Bialystok, Poland 1922 22
100. Meuncha Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 70
101. Micezyslaw Szuster Wysoko Lit., Russia 1922 14
102. Mocze Szuster Pruzany, Poland 1921 16
103. Myreza Szuster Brzesc., Russia 1922 35
104. Perla Szuster Dawidgordek, Pinsk Reg. 1922 20
105. Peter Szuster Sandal, Hungary 1913 24
106. Pinches Szuster Vijnitz, Roumania 1920 20
107. Piotr Szuster Werynia 1913 19
108. Piotr Szuster Grupa, Poland 1922 27
109. Rachil Szuster Deraznia, Poland 1921 48
110. Rachniel Szuster Plosk, Russia 1922 16
111. Rejsel Szuster Uinsk, Poland 1920 55
112. Ruchel Szuster Wismievice, Poland 1920 18
113. Ruchla Szuster Glisk, Russia 1923 18
114. Ruchla Szuster Ciechanov, Poland 1923 19
115. Ruwin Szuster Uinsk, Poland 1920 25
116. Rywka Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1923 13
117. Sama Celia Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 10
118. Sama Golda Szuster Kleck, Poland 1921 10
119. Sara Szuster Berlin, Germany 1908 8
120. Sara Szuster Berlin, Germany 1908 6
121. Sara Szuster Briansk, Poland 1923 15
122. Seidel Szuster Konigsberg, Germ 1923 19
123. Seidel Szuster Konigsberg, Germany 1923 18
124. Slover Szuster Lipsko, Poland 1920 29
125. Sora Szuster Suwalki., Poland 1921 60
126. Stefan Szuster Majdau Austria 1913 2
127. Stefania Szuster Wergnia 1901 17
128. Sura Szuster Lipsko, Poland 1920 6
129. Sura Szuster Wismievice, Poland 1920 22
130. Sura Szuster Brzesc., Russia 1922 9
131. Sura Szuster Rowno, Poland 1923 15
132. Sura Szuster Sofjowka, Poland 1923 9
133. Syma Szuster Wismievice, Poland 1920 55
134. Symcha Szuster Zefzowka, Wolyn, Poland 1921 8
135. Szaja Szuster Warsaw, Poland 1922 17
136. Szeindla Szuster Janopli, Russian 1921 15
137. Szmul Szuster Ciechanow, Poland 1922 16
138. Szyja Szuster Buenos Aires, Argentina 1924 20
139. Tomko Szuster 1908 23
140. Wiktorya Szuster 1896 45
141. Wolf Szuster Suwalki., Poland 1921 62
142. Wolf Szuster Rosiszcze, Poland 1922 16
143. Wolf Szuster Bialystok, Poland 1923 4
144. Zlata Szuster Sofjowka, Poland 1923 17
145. Zlata Szuster Sofojnwka, Poland 1923 17
15. Abram Edelman Grodek, Poland 1921 8
Hene Edelman Gonodok, Russia 1914 10
422. Riwka Edelman Gonodok, Russia 1914 17
479. Sora Edelman Gonodok, Russia 1914 41
. Ycze Edelman Horodk 1904 25
499. Ytzek Edelman Vakewky 1902 21
501. Zesel Edelman Kodovzol, Russia 1914 8
502. Zirel Edelman Mateias, Roumania 1921 19
503. Zolek Edelman Bolosani 1906 17
504. M. Edelman 1892 7
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Manifest for Estonia
Sailing from Libau November 16, 1909
0007. Eidelman, Chaike F 34y M Russia Hebrew Woloshin, Russia
0008. Eidelman, Ester F 11y S Russia Hebrew Woloshin, Russia
0009. Eidelman, Schimschel M 18y S Russia Hebrew Woloshin
1. ...achman Eidelman Pinsk 1904 19
2. Abe Eidelman Wieds 1906 4
3. Abram Eidelman Puisk, Russia 1910 30
4. Alexander Eidelman Odessa 1906 17
5. Aran Eidelman Umary, Russia 1913 11
6. Aron Eidelman Rotterdam 1902 6
7. Aron Eidelman Mogilew 1906 11
8. Aron Eidelman Kitaritka Pod, Russia 1909 19
9. Aron Eidelman Warklau, Latvia 1921 7
10. Basewa Eidelman Calber, Roumania 1921 19
11. Basse Eidelman Poltawa 1906 15
12. Beile Eidelman Rotterdam 1902 35
13. Beile Eidelman Gorodok, Russia 1907 17
14. Beile Eidelman London, England 1910 56
15. Beile Eidelman Miusk, Russia 1913 23
16. Beniee Eidelman Zwenigrodki, Russia 1909 4
17. Benjamin Eidelman London, England 1905 24
18. Berl Eidelman Puisk 1906 19
19. Berl Eidelman Poltawa 1906 51
20. Braine Eidelman Konatop 1906 59
21. Bune Eidelman Ribuneshek, Russia 1907 6
22. Chaika Eidelman Reginy, Russia 1914 24
23. Chaike Eidelman Woloshin, Russia 1909 34
24. Chaim Eidelman Rotterdam 1902 9
25. Chaim Eidelman Karsonsky 1904 25
26. Chaim Eidelman Wieds 1906 3
27. Chaim Eidelman Dwinsk, Russia 1909 45
28. Chaine Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 4
29. Chaja-Lora Eidelman Umary, Russia 1913 43
30. Chaje Eidelman Czertassy, Russia 1910 2
31. Chajke Eidelman Kamensty, Russia 1909 24
32. Chana Reise Eidelman Warklau, Latvia 1921 41
33. Chane Eidelman Urtebisk 1905 23
34. Chane Eidelman Dwinsk, Russia 1910 50
35. Chane Taube Eidelman Jasnogorodka, Russia 1911 31
36. Chanke Eidelman Wilna, Russia 1907 3
37. Cinc Eidelman Kosil, Russia 1907 20
38. Claike Eidelman Raskurva, Russia 1914 20
39. David Eidelman Wieds 1906 0
40. David Eidelman Lemberg, Poland 1922 23
41. Dawid Eidelman Rebinischki, Russia 1908 38
42. Dawid Eidelman Nowosolitza, Russia 1909 23
43. Dawid Eidelman Bialeczerkow, Russia 1911 26
44. Efroim Eidelman Pergaulaw 1904 26
45. Eidel Eidelman Jelynec, Rusjia 1913 36
46. Elias Eidelman B'Aires, Argentine 1922 27
47. Enie Eidelman Nowo Alexander, Russia 1913 18
48. Ersch Eidelman Umary, Russia 1913 7
49. Eschie Eidelman Konatop 1906 60
50. Ester Eidelman Dwinsk, Russia 1907 16
51. Ester Eidelman Kieff, Russia 1907 30
52. Ester Eidelman Woloshin, Russia 1909 11
53. Ester Eidelman Kuidem..., Russia 1913 11
54. Ester Eidelman Bucarest, Roumania 1922 35
55. Etke Eidelman Pinsk, Russia 1909 19
56. Faivel Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 7
57. Faiwel Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 7
58. Feiga Eidelman Bucarest, Roumania 1922 55
59. Feige Eidelman Awinsk 1907 22
60. Feige Eidelman Czertassy, Russia 1910
61. Gedalie Eidelman Mogilew 1906 7
62. Genoch Eidelman Dwinsk, Latvia 1921 14
63. Girsch Eidelman Dusjati, Russia 1912 17
64. Giza Eidelman Chotin, Roumania 1921 22
65. Haim Eidelman Calber, Roumania 1921 14
66. Hanka Eidelman Bucharest, Roumania 1923 41
67. Harry Eidelman Lpool., England 1915 24
68. Have Eidelman Dwinsk, Latvia 1921 9
69. Henecz Eidelman Poltawa 1906 11
70. Henie Eidelman Wilna, Russia 1907 27
71. Hersch Eidelman London 1906 25
72. Hersch Eidelman London, England 1911 39
73. Hersch Eidelman Jelynec, Russia 1913 17
74. Hessel Eidelman Kuidem..., Russia 1913 6
75. Hirsch Eidelman Kosil, Russia 1907 18
76. Hzchak Eidelman B...ck 1906 3
77. Idel Eidelman Bucharest, Roumania 1923 19
78. Isak Eidelman Kosil, Russia 1907 27
79. Israel Eidelman London 1904 24
80. Israel Eidelman Bucarest, Roumania 1922 25
81. Ite Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 30
82. Itte Eidelman Mogilew 1906 1
83. Itzhok Eidelman Kischineff, Roumania 1923 20
84. Jabsa Eidelman Chotin, Roumania 1920 26
85. Jacob Eidelman London, England 1910 7
86. Jacob Eidelman Chotin, Roumania 1920 17
87. Jacobo G. Eidelman B'Aires, Argentine 1922 1
88. Jankel Eidelman Minsk, Russia 1907 17
89. Jankel Eidelman Jasnogorodka, Russia 1911 9
90. Jankel Eidelman Calber, Roumania 1921 15
91. Jente Eidelman Ribuneshek, Russia 1907 33
92. Jesse Eidelman Nowoalesandrowsk, Russia 1910 53
93. Josef Eidelman Korsan, Russia 1912 26
94. Josel Eidelman Kosil, Russia 1907 32
95. Jossel Eidelman Vilna 1904 21
96. Jossel Eidelman Nowoalesandrowsk, Russia 1910 15
97. Jszka Eidelman Nowoalesandrowsk, Russia 1910 10
98. Judah Eidelman London, England 1905 4
99. Judel Eidelman Warklau, Latvia 1921 11
100. Laja Eidelman Pioskrow, Poland 1921 50
101. Leib Eidelman Kriwozow, Russia 1911 20
102. Leie Eidelman Wasizensk, Russia 1912 2
103. Leis Eidelman Dwinsk, Russia 1913 21
104. Leto Eidelman Zork 1906 26
105. Lewin Eidelman Kieff, Russia 1907 3
106. Lore Eidelman Balwanky, Russia 1914 39
107. Lucia Eidelman B'Aires, Argentine 1922 25
108. Luzer Eidelman Czimerwitz, Russia 1909 22
109. Marian Eidelman Zwenigrodki, Russia 1909 5
110. Marjasche Eidelman Rakowo, Russia 1911 17
111. Marks Eidelman London 1904 22
112. Masia Eidelman Kuidem..., Russia 1913 14
113. Meer Eidelman B'Aires, Argentine 1922 17
114. Mere N. Eidelman Dwinsk, Latvia 1921 48
115. Mery Eidelman Minsk, Russia 1907 44
116. Meyer Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 2
117. Meyer Eidelman Jasnogorodka, Russia 1911 4
118. Michaus Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 10
119. Michel Eidelman Warklau, Latvia 1921 16
120. Michle Eidelman Lapiczi, Russia 1912 16
121. Mina Eidelman Horodok, Poland 1923 16
122. Mindel Eidelman Kosil, Russia 1907 9
123. Mirel Eidelman Belozesk, Russia 1914 23
124. Miseb Eidelman Zwenigrodki, Russia 1909 3
125. Mochko Eidelman Kiev, Russia 1923 71
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126. Mochko Eidelman Kiev, Russia 1923 71
127. Moische Eidelman Podolsk, Russ. 1905 18
128. Moische Eidelman Apoln, Russia 1909 23
129. Moises Eidelman B'Aires, Argentine 1922 19
130. Moishe Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 8
131. Moses Eidelman Taragyn, Russia 1913 45
132. Moses Eidelman Sivizloiz, Poland 1921 41
133. Moshe Eidelman Witowsky 1904 20
134. Motel Eidelman Piotr, Russia 1908 26
135. Mowselia Dav. Eidelman Russia 1904 27
136. Nafer David Eidelman Rzesezin 1904 32
137. Narcus Eidelman Jarnosinez 1904 26
138. Nechann Eidelman Lapiczi, Russia 1912 15
139. Nochem Eidelman Mogilew 1906 10
140. Onana Eidelman Kuidem..., Russia 1913 37
141. Osher Eidelman Devinsk, Russia 1907 26
142. Osias Eidelman Warinkow 1906 40
143. Perla Eidelman Mogilow, Russia 1914 45
144. Pinchas Eidelman Rascanu, Roumania 1921 17
145. Pinkas Eidelman Brusilow, Russia 1907 30
146. Pinkus Eidelman Snitkowo, Russia 1922 17
147. Rachel Eidelman Czertassy, Russia 1910 46
148. Rate Eidelman Calber, Roumania 1921 47
149. Reina Eidelman London, England 1905 27
150. Reisel Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 38
151. Rewekka Eidelman Umary, Russia 1913 9
152. Rische Eidelman Szklov, Russia 1914 18
153. Rischke Eidelman Wilna, Russia 1907 5
154. Risl Eidelman Snitkowo, Russia 1922 19
155. Rivke Eidelman Uinsk 1906 23
156. Riwe Eidelman Wieds 1906 42
157. Riwe Eidelman Wilna, Russia 1911 53
158. Riwka Eidelman Radoki, Russia 1912 16
159. Riwke Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 9
160. Riwke Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 9
161. Roche F. Eidelman Dwinsk, Latvia 1921 16
162. Rochlja Eidelman Rakow, Minsk 1908 4
163. Rochlja Eidelman Rakow, Minsk 1908 27
164. Rosa Eidelman Wasizensk, Russia 1912 25
165. Rosa Eidelman Bucarest, Roumania 1922 22
166. Ruchel Eidelman Mogilew 1906 5
167. Rulhea Eidelman Chotin, Roumania 1920 63
168. Salman Eidelman London 1905 24
169. Salman Eidelman Joha... 1906 26
170. Sam Eidelman Bukharest, Austria 1909 53
171. Samuil Abram Eidelman Umary, Russia 1913 14
172. Sarah Eidelman Witowsky 1904 20
173. Sarah Eidelman Minsk 1906 23
174. Schifre Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 11
175. Schifre Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 11
176. Schime Eidelman Jasnogorodka, Russia 1911 2
177. Schimschel Eidelman Woloshin, Russia 1909 18
178. Schloime Eidelman London, England 1910 8
179. Sheine Eidelman Oluxt 1906 34
180. Siesche Eidelman Germany 1912 18
181. Sige Eidelman Opole 1906 25
182. Smuil Eidelman Dwinsk, Latvia 1921 11
183. Soie Eidelman Zorck 1906 8
184. Solomon Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 38
185. Sore Eidelman Brest 1905 23
186. Sore Eidelman Ribuneshek, Russia 1907 6
187. Srul Eidelman Novaselets 1904 28
188. Srul Eidelman Kamensty, Russia 1909 30
189. Srul Eidelman Derzon, Russia 1911 25
190. Sura Eidelman Pioskrow, Poland 1921 20
191. Sure Eidelman Mogilew 1906 35
192. Szyja Eidelman Guiwanow, Russia 1912 33
193. Uscher Eidelman Partze, Russia 1907 30
194. Welwel Eidelman Minsk 1906 21
195. Welwel Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 10
196. Welwel Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 10
197. Wolf Eidelman Poltawa 1906 19
198. Wolf Eidelman Mogilow, Russia 1914 25
199. Wolf Eidelman Bucharest, Roumania 1922 20
200. Wovek Eidelman Chotin, Roumania 1921 23
201. Yankel Eidelman Bucharest, Roumania 1923 47
202. Yente Eidelman Zwenigrodki, Russia 1909 32
203. Yentl Eidelman Kiev, London 1905 6
204. Zelda Eidelman Zorck 1906 10
205. Zisi Eidelman Calber, Roumania 1921 46
206. ... Eidelman Orle, Russia 1909 38
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1. M...dike Skolnik Navorodok 1903 20
2. ...one Skolnik Drakow, Russia 1907 5
3. ... Rochel Skolnik Skwir, Russia 1911 32
4. Abraham Skolnik London 1900 22
5. Abraham Schlorme Skolnik Kischinef 1906 25
6. Abrahm Skolnik Russia 1904 9
7. Abram Skolnik Tucz 1904 23
8. Abram Skolnik Jeruga, Russia 1910 3
9. Abram Skolnik Niezin, Russia 1913 0
10. Ajzik Skolnik Baltz, Roumania 1921 19
11. Almen Skolnik ... 1906 36
12. Alter Skolnik Lepswackok, Russia 1914 26
13. Anna Skolnik Czernigow, Russia 1911 4
14. Anna Skolnik Ostrolenka, Poland 1921 8
15. Aron Skolnik Chotyn, Russia 1914 11
16. Baschawe Skolnik Berdyczes, Russia 1908 50
17. Basia Skolnik Smorgon, Russia 1912 19
18. Benjamin Skolnik Tautin 1904 29
19. Benjamin Skolnik Leniatelz, Russia 1907 18
20. Benjamin Skolnik Minsk, Russia 1908 17
21. Benjamin Skolnik Bokitna Kiew, Russia 1909 23
22. Berl Skolnik Kiew, Russia 1905 37
23. Berl Skolnik 1905 17
24. Berl Skolnik Linetz Kowno, Russia 1909 42
25. Bernard Skolnik London, England 1909 21
26. Bessie Skolnik Trostonice, Russia 1921 8
27. Boruch Skolnik Soroki, Russ. 1912 29
28. Boruck Skolnik Homel, Russia 1906 9
29. Buas Skolnik Lackowicz, Russia 1908 28
30. Chaie Skolnik Kossowo 1905 15
31. Chaie Skolnik Ostrin 1905 20
32. Chaikel Skolnik Odessa 1898 23
33. Chaim Skolnik Liban 1903 6
34. Chaim Skolnik Balta 1904 16
35. Chaim Skolnik Homel, Russia 1906 36
36. Chaim Skolnik Russia, Janowe 1909 28
37. Chaim Skolnik Skwier, Russia 1911 11
38. Chaja Skolnik Ostrolenka, Poland 1921 13
39. Chaje Skolnik Tautin 1904 3
40. Chaje Skolnik Homel, Russia 1906 30
41. Chaje Skolnik Nolopina, Russia 1907 9
42. Chaje Skolnik Minsk, Russia 1909 18
43. Chaje Skolnik Russia Czechariorice 1914 27
44. Chajm Skolnik Skwir, Russia 1911 11
45. Chane Skolnik Skwier, Russia 1911 13
46. Chane Skolnik Skwir, Russia 1911 13
47. Chasche Skolnik Bahost, Russia 1912 17
48. Chasse Skolnik Nieszu, Russia 1909 19
49. Chone Skolnik Lypinschok, Russia 1912 18
50. Cipe Skolnik Kischinow, Bess., Russia 1910 21
51. Cza... Skolnik Drakow, Russia 1907 32
52. Czame Skolnik Yetonur 1906 5
53. Dabe Skolnik Slonim 1905 4
54. David Skolnik Wolinsk 1906 33
55. Dawid Iszko Skolnik Paltawa, Russia 1914 53
56. Dwoire Skolnik Nowogrudok 1905 28
57. Dwoire Skolnik Antopol 1906 40
58. Efraimm Skolnik Bialystok, 1904 21
59. Elie Skolnik Soroki, Russia 1909 35
60. Elje Skolnik Liban 1903 27
61. Ely Skolnik Ostrin 1905 0
62. Esta Skolnik Bucarest, Roumania 1921 53
63. Ester Skolnik Russia 1904 5
64. Ester Skolnik Yetonur 1906 2
65. Ester Skolnik Hometz 1906 22
66. Etel Skolnik Jeruga, Russia 1910 26
67. Etel Skolnik Rozana, Russia 1917 22
68. Ettel Skolnik Nawarde, Russia 1908 28
69. Etzik Skolnik Dwinsk, Latvia 1922 33
70. Faja Skolnik Ostrolenka, Poland 1921 14
71. Falik Skolnik Gorod Sarok 1906 23
72. Feige Skolnik Yetonur 1906 28
73. Feiwel Skolnik Homel, Russia 1906 3
74. Freide Skolnik Skwer, Russia 1908 20
75. Frima Skolnik Nolopina, Russia 1907 28
76. Froim Skolnik Wecora Wilna, Russia 1910 20
77. Gedalje Skolnik Welesk, Russia 1912 22
78. Gelde Skolnik Nolopina, Russia 1907 7
79. Gerschon Skolnik Slonim 1906 3
80. Gilla Skolnik Ostrolenka, Poland 1921 36
81. Gite Skolnik Gohazt, Russi 1910 21
82. Gittle Skolnik Bialyston 1906 27
83. Golde Skolnik Szmerenke, Russia 1906 23
84. Golde Skolnik Siedletz, Poland 1920 9
85. Haika Skolnik Bucarest, Roumania 1921 11
86. Heime Skolnik Gonsk 1905 25
87. Hein Skolnik zalcsczyki, Austria 1913 15
88. Herich Skolnik Ostrolenka, Poland 1921 9
89. Hernie Skolnik Russia Czechariorice 1914 4
90. Hersch Skolnik Chotyn, Russia 1914 20
91. Herschel Skolnik Rowno, Russia 1912 38
92. Hertz Skolnik Smorgon, Russia 1912 17
93. Herzel Skolnik Minsk 1904 21
94. Hinde Skolnik Niezin, Russia 1913 26
95. Hinde Skolnik Chotyn, Russia 1914 66
96. Hinde Skolnik Siedletz, Poland 1920 11
97. Hzke Skolnik Kischinow, Bess., Russia 1910 58
98. Israel Skolnik London 1904 28
99. Israel Skolnik London 1906 40
100. Israel Skolnik Hemel, Russia 1913 29
101. Isser Skolnik Kossowo 1907 18
102. Ittel Skolnik Janow, Russia 1911 18
103. Itzig Skolnik Sokolow, Russia 1909 32
104. Itzik Skolnik Szmerenke, Russia 1906 6
105. Itzik Skolnik Chalojnick, Russia 1914 11
106. Jacob Skolnik Konyin 1906 27
107. Jakob Skolnik Twoje 1904 29
108. Jakob Ber Skolnik Kischinef 1906 20
109. Jankel Skolnik Russia 1902 30
110. Jankel Skolnik Chotyn 1906 30
111. Jankel Skolnik Skwira, Russia 1909 31
112. Jankel Skolnik Skevira, Russia 1909 31
113. Jankel Skolnik Skwier, Russia 1911 3
114. Jankel Skolnik Skwir, Russia 1911 3
115. Jankel Skolnik Machnowke, Russia 1911 53
116. Jankel Skolnik U.S.A. 1914 42
117. Jassel Skolnik Czernowitz 1904 29
118. Jechul Skolnik Lipkany Russia 1913 20
119. Jenta Skolnik Czerkassy, Russia 1912 42
120. Joel Skolnik Chalojnick, Russia 1914 17
121. Joseph Skolnik Russia 1904 11
122. Jos... Skolnik Ivanowo, Russia 1907 11
123. Leib Skolnik Mesnitz, Russia 1912 18
124. Leike Skolnik Krasnaluk, Russia 1907 20
125. Leile Skolnik Buenos Aires, Argentine 1920 24
126. Leizer Skolnik Wilnka, 1906 35
127. Lewi Skolnik Linetz Kiew, Russia 1910 20
128. Liebe Skolnik Gonsk 1905 3
129. Liebe Skolnik Yetonur 1906 3
130. Liebe Skolnik Chotyn, Russia 1914 37
131. Liebe Skolnik Horodecz, Russia 1917 11
132. Ltzik Aissk Skolnik London 1904 35
133. Luc Skolnik Ostrin, Rus. 1908 17
134. Lusci Skolnik Mercoteh 1906 17
135. Lzyne Skolnik Triree 1905 15
136. Malke Skolnik Minsk 1902 17
137. Mariasche Skolnik Hometz 1906 0
138. Max Skolnik Leinberg 1905 22
139. Meier Skolnik Mielnik, Russia 1910 47
140. Meische Skolnik Grodno, Russia 1910 30
141. Mena... Skolnik Drakow, Russia 1907 8
142. Mendel Skolnik Szmerenke, Russia 1906 29
143. Mendel Skolnik Skwier, Russia 1911 4
144. Mendel Skolnik Skwir, Russia 1911 4
145. Mere Skolnik Orscha, Russia 1908 50
146. Michael Skolnik Russia Lantsk 1910 29
147. Minna Skolnik Tautin 1904 29
148. Moische Skolnik Wilna, Russia 1907 18
149. Moische Skolnik Ostrin, Russia 1910 22
150. Moische Skolnik Chotyn, Russia 1914 18
151. Moishe Skolnik Edenitz, Roumania 1923 26
152. Molsche Skolnik Bislostok, Russia 1912 21
153. Mordche Skolnik Homel, Russia 1906 6
154. Mordche Skolnik Lochowicz, Russia 1907 30
155. Mordche Skolnik Czernigow, Russia 1911 0
156. Mordko Skolnik Skwira, Russia 1907 34
157. Mordsche I. Skolnik Kitchem, Russia 1907 39
158. Morris Skolnik London 1906 17
159. Mosche Skolnik Jalmetzy, Russia 1908 17
160. Moses Skolnik Czerkas, Russia 1907 21
161. Motel Skolnik Stamslawoxuk, Russia 1910 18
162. Motel Skolnik Horodecz, Russia 1917 8
163. Motle Skolnik Kischinow, Bess., Russia 1910 54
164. Mottel Skolnik Luber, Russia 1910 17
165. Mowicha Skolnik Hometz 1906 4
166. Naclimer Skolnik Dwinsk, Russia 1911 6
167. Neche Skolnik Szmerenke, Russia 1906 3
168. Nissen Skolnik Szmerenke, Russia 1906 0
169. Noah Skolnik Tadlik 1904 34
170. Nute Skolnik Rowno, Russia 1913 34
171. Oscher Skolnik Skwier, Russia 1911 9
172. Oscher Skolnik Skwir, Russia 1911 9
173. Peisach Skolnik Zalezeki, Austria 1907 18
174. Pesia Skolnik Kosow, Poland 1923 16
175. Pessie Skolnik Trostonico, Russia 1921 32
176. Pinches Skolnik Russia, Fauoer 1911 38
177. Rachel Skolnik Dwinsk, Russia 1911 3
178. Rebecca Skolnik Slonim 1906 8
179. Reise Skolnik Chotyn, Russia 1914 15
180. Reisel Skolnik Minsk, Russia 1910 17
181. Rifke Skolnik Smorgon, Russia 1910 18
182. Rine Skolnik Fedinetz, Russia 1911 17
183. Rische Skolnik Chornsk 1904 12
184. Riwe Skolnik Russia 1904 39
185. Riwke Skolnik Bialynok 1906 15
186. Rochel Skolnik Skwier, Russia 1911 32
187. Rochel Skolnik Horodecz, Russia 1917 12
188. Ruchel Skolnik Russia Czechariorice 1914 6
189. Ruoke Skolnik Yetonur 1906 7
190. Salman Skolnik Liban 1903 0
191. Sara Skolnik Antopol 1906 11
192. Sara Skolnik Horodecz, Russia 1917 4
193. Sarah Skolnik Liban 1903 26
194. Schaje Skolnik Russia, Chotzn 1910 17
195. Schaje Skolnik Czerkassy, Russia 1912 38
196. Schebrel Skolnik Smorgau 1906 18
197. Scheine Skolnik Antopol 1906 8
198. Schifre Skolnik Bjaloctak, Russia 1911 48
199. Schlojme Skolnik Horodecz, Russia 1917 6
200. Schmelke Skolnik Cholyn, Russia 1912 25
201. Schmere Skolnik Slonim 1905 3
202. Scholm Skolnik Chornsk 1904 48
203. Schunen Skolnik Tolzin, Russia 1912 17
204. Seheme Elke Skolnik Ruzany 1905 20
205. Selig Skolnik Wein, Austria 1908 11
206. Selig Skolnik Trostonice, Russia 1921 9
207. Shane Skolnik Wein, Austria 1908 15
208. Sindel Skolnik Odessa, Russia 1914 20
209. Siniche Skolnik Linetz, Russ. 1905 22
210. Slate Skolnik Orscha 1906 20
211. Solmen Skolnik Ruzany 1905 10
212. Sore Skolnik Kowno 1905 24
213. Sore Skolnik Orscha, Russia 1908 26
214. Sore Skolnik Minsk, Russia 1913 20
215. Sossia Skolnik Antopoly 1906 17
216. Sove Skolnik Dwinsk, Russia 1911 20
217. Stzock Skolnik Razana, Russia 1912 20
218. Sure Skolnik Wischnowitz, Russia 1910 28
219. Symcha Skolnik Ostrolenka, Poland 1921 7
220. Szol Skolnik Nolopina, Russia 1907 0
221. Teige Skolnik Slonim 1905 28
222. Tiwje Skolnik Nowogrudok 1905 3
223. Wolf Skolnik Smerznki 1905 17
224. Zell/Sckolinsk or Cirel Skolnik Stanislan, Austria 1914 8
225. Zina Skolnik Czernigow, Russia 1911 23
226. Zipe Skolnik Smorgon, Russia 1912 45
227. Zirl Skolnik Nawarde, Russia 1908 9
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Manifest for Potsdam
Sailing from Rotterdam January 16, 1910
. Schulman, Reitze F 20y S Russia, Hebrew Kurnetz, Russia
Manifest for Carmania
Sailing from Liverpool February 10, 1907
. Schulman, Rachmiel M 43y M Russia, Hebrew Korinitz, Russia
Manifest for Russia
Sailing from Libau, Russia September 13, 1913
. Schulman, Rubin M 16y S Russia Hebrew Kuronitz, Russia
Manifest for Kroonland
Sailing from Antwerp January 06, 1910
0025. Schulman, Rachmiel M 43y M Russia, Hebrew Korinitz, Russia
0018. Schulman, Elir M 18y S Hebrew, Russia Kriwiez, Russia
0020. Alpert, Lea F 18y S Hebrew, Russia Kriwioz, Russia going to brother G.
Alpert 98 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn
Manifest for Finland
Sailing from Antwerp June 21, 1904
. Schulman, Nechame F 20 S Russia, Hebrew Wileika going to brother
Manifest for Carmania
Sailing from Liverpool October 27, 1912
0002. Schulman, Taube F 36y M Russia, Hebrew Rakischky, Russia husband Max Schulman
47 st. Jersey City
. Schulman, Heyman M 9y S Russia, Hebrew Rakischky, Russia
. Schulman, Soloman M 7y S Russia, Hebrew Rakischky, Russia
. Schulman, Elias M 5y S Russia, Hebrew Rakischky, Russia
. Schulman, Hene F 18y S Russia, Hebrew Kurenetz, Russia Sister Beila? Schulman
2027 Washington Ave?
. ...oel Schulman Roroice, Russia 1914 21
2. Abe Itzek Schulman Uszpol, Russia 1910 39
3. Abraham Schulman Minsk, Russia 1911 23
4. Abraham Schulman Landskrun, Russia 1922 63
5. Abrahm Schulman Daw-gorodok, Russia 1910 42
6. Abram Schulman Rodokolin 1904 33
7. Abram Schulman Berdiezen 1905 3
8. Abram Schulman Wilna 1905 17
9. Abram Schulman London 1906 50
10. Abram Schulman Czernigow, Russia 1907 40
11. Abram Schulman Witebsk, Russia 1907 22
12. Abram Schulman Jurowitz, Russia 1911 29
13. Abram Schulman Poniwieck, Belgium 1912 9
14. Abram Schulman Chorzelin, Russia 1913 9
15. Abram Schulman Kujon, Russia 1913 34
16. Abram Schulman Rowropol, Russia 1914 27
17. Abram Schulman Zitomir, Russia 1914 16
18. Abram Jacob Schulman Krugloe, Russia 1912 14
19. Aisik Schulman Paltawa, Russia 1914 4
20. Alexander Schulman Ekaterinoslaw 1906 21
21. Alter Schulman Kele 1906 30
22. Anna Schulman Suwalki, Poland 1923 21
23. Aron Schulman Utsaauj 1906 3
24. Aron Schulman Kupish 1906 16
25. Aron Schulman Agaricy 1906 20
26. Aron Schulman Sheffield, England 1908 30
27. Aron Schulman Buenos Aires, Argentina 1923 20
28. Aron Schulman Kopethevichi, Russia 1923 55
29. Aron Schulman Riga, Rumania 1923 20
30. Aron Schulman Minsk, Russia 1924 50
31. Avon Schulman Ruble, Russia 1909 39
32. Awrun Schulman Warschau, Russia 1912 18
33. Badame Schulman Konigsburg, Germany 1911 17
34. Basche Schulman Dwinsk 1906 10
35. Basilic Schulman Bereznir, Russia 1910 22
36. Basja Schulman Medwedowka, Russia 1913 36
37. Basse Schulman Odessa 1904 54
38. Beile Schulman Lebedewo 1904 28
39. Beile Schulman Bolroveuj, Russia 1913 10
40. Beile Schulman Pinsk, Russia 1913 17
41. Benee Schulman Nawydwor, Russia 1913 18
42. Benjamin Schulman London, England 1908 32
43. Benjamin Schulman Odessa, Russia 1910 17
44. Benjamin Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 13
45. Benjamin Itzik Schulman Berhumet, Bukouria 1910 20
46. Benzian Schulman Astek, Russia 1913 18
47. Benzion Schulman Minsk, Russia 1907 25
48. Beril Schulman Skuodis, Lituan 1922 17
49. Berko Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 34
50. Berl Schulman Minsk, Russia 1912 20
Manifest for Statendam
Sailing from Rotterdam November 29, 1904
. Schulman, Beile F 28y M Russian/Hebrew Lebedewo
0022. Schulman, Riwke F 7y S Russian/Hebrew Lebedewo
0023. Schulman, Wishne F 4y S Russian/Hebrew Lebedewo
51. Betti Gisella Schulman Budafok, Hungary 1917 33
52. Blume Schulman Dwinsk 1906 44
53. Boeruch Schulman Kamener, Russia 1907 11
54. Boris Schulman Nozyr, Russia 1912 34
55. Borisch Schulman Paris, Fraance 1912 20
56. Borpale Schulman Reigrod, Russia 1910 4
57. Boruch Schulman Rowno 1904 30
58. Boruch Schulman Kapule, Russia 1913 11
59. Boruch Schulman Wilna, Russia 1917 7
60. Broche Schulman Kiew, Russia 1913 18
61. Brocke schulman London 1903 25
62. Bulie Schulman Vriwitz 1906 32
63. Calel Schulman Csaritz, Russia 1913 38
64. Cerl Schulman Warschau 1906 23
65. Chaia Schulman Lazdya, Lithunan 1921 18
66. Chaie Schulman Dwinsk 1906 50
67. Chaie Schulman Bobrnisk, Russia 1910 25
68. Chaie Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 11
69. Chaie Schulman Kiew, Kiew, Russia 1914 45
70. Chaie Micule Schulman Simenhof, Russia 1912 21
71. Chaike Schulman Berditschewe 1906 26
72. Chaike Schulman Bober, Russia 1908 7
73. Chaike Schulman Witebsk, Russia 1909 33
74. Chaim Schulman Russia 1905 42
75. Chaim Schulman Wilna 1905 28
Manifest for Caronia
Sailing from Liverpool April 21, 1906
Name Gender Age Married Ethnicity Place of Residence
0001. Schulmann, Raske F 44y Married Russia Hebrew Valedirno
0002. Schulmann, David M 15y S Russia Hebrew Valedirno
0003. Schulman, Rivke F 11y S Russia Hebrew Valedirno
0004. Shulman, Schien M 10y S Russia Hebrew Valedirno
0005. Schulman, Bulie F 32y Married Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
0006. Schulman, Sore F 7y S Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
0007. Schulman, Kalman M 5y S Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
0008. Schulman, Dreisa F 33y Married Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
0009. Schulman, David M 10y S Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
0010. Schulman, Sankel M 6y S Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
0011. Schulman, Leie F Infant S Russia Hebrew Kriwitz
76. Chaim Schulman Dwinsk 1906 44
77. Chaim Schulman Grodno, Grodno 1907 36
78. Chaim Schulman Bober, Russia 1908 10
79. Chaim Schulman Nowo-Alexandrowsk, Russia 1910 5
80. Chaim Schulman N.Y., U.S.A. 1910 39
81. Chaim Schulman Russia, Mahitew 1911 24
82. Chaim Schulman Gsawetz, Russia 1913 26
83. Chaim Schulman Lubaratow, Russia 1913 3
84. Chain Schulman Russia 1912 22
85. Chaine Schulman Osaricz, Russia 1907 1
86. Chaja Perel Schulman Dolina, Poland 1921 33
87. Chaje Schulman Razew 1906 28
88. Chaje Schulman Kase...ow, Russia 1906 16
89. Chaje Ettel Schulman Nowodlexandrowsk, Russia 1908 16
90. Chajka Schulman Brok, Russia 1913 17
91. Chajkel Schulman Zitomir, Russia 1913 42
92. Chajun Schulman Toloczyn 1903 18
93. Chame Schulman Moheler 1906 26
94. Chana Schulman Nowo-Alexandrowsk, Russia 1910 45
95. Chana Schulman Nowozybkow, Russia 1914 16
96. Chana Schulman Zamosin, Poland 1924 13
97. Chane Schulman Kopyl 1902 14
98. Chane Schulman Kopyl 1905 15
99. Chane Schulman Wilna 1905 25
100. Chane Schulman Minsk, Minsk 1907 3
Manifest for Poland
Sailing from Antwerp February 04, 1921
0002. Schulman, Eliersch M 29y M Hebrew, Polish Dolina, Poland brother Abraham
Shulman 511 178 st. New York
0003. Schulman, Chaja Perel F 33y M Hebrew, Polish Dolina, Poland
0004. Schulman, Regina F 14d S
Manifest for Hannover
Sailing from Bremen January 26, 1903
Chajun Schulman a tailor 18 years old going to brother in New York from Volozhin
101. Chane Schulman Wilna, Russia 1909 21
102. Chane Schulman Ekatrinoslaw, Russia 1913 26
103. Chane Schulman Lubaratow, Russia 1913 32
104. Chane Schulman Winiewitz, Poland 1920 7
105. Chatzkel Schulman Kowno 1904 35
106. Chawa Schulman Wolojsk, Wolinien 1921 21
107. Chawa Schulman Wolojisak, Wolinten 1921 21
108. Chawe Schulman Tolotschen 1904 20
109. Christina Schulman Daribas 1907 22
110. Chune (Homan) Schulman Wilna, Russia 1917 37
111. Ciwse Schulman Russia 1912 4
112. Daniel Schulman Witebsk, Russia 1909 9
113. David Schulman Russia 1905 5
114. David Schulman Vriwitz 1906 10
115. David Schulman Perth, Australia 1909 36
116. David Schulman Spikov, Russia 1911 25
117. David Schulman Gresk 1911 17
118. Dawid Schulman Warsdian, Russia 1906 21
119. Denia Schulman Kopotkevitz, Russia 1923 17
120. Dine Schulman Kruger, Russia 1910 18
121. Dobe Schulman Odessa 1903 2
122. Dobe Schulman Russia 1904 7
123. Dobe Schulman Eiker, Russia 1914 17
124. Dobe Leya Schulman Divinsk, Riussia 1907 26
125. Drecse Schulman Medwedowka, Russia 1913 6
Manifest for Noordam
Sailing from Rotterdam August 08, 1904
. Schulman, Chawe F 20y S Russia, Hebrew Tolotschen bridegroom in New York Y
Kahan..... ? Schulman 1033 First Ave. New York.
0016. Otliwanek, Beile F 19y S Russia, Hebrew Tolotschen
126. Dreisa Schulman Vriwitz 1906 33
127. Dwaine Schulman Vilner, Russia 1914 20
128. Dweire Schulman Wolopoe 1906 30
129. Dweire Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 8
130. Dwoire Schulman Witebsk 1906 0
131. Efreim Schulman Paris 1905 21
132. Efroim Schulman Wilkomicz, Lietuva 1922 9
133. Eida Schulman Utsaauj 1906 30
134. Eidla Schulman Swetzkoi, Russia 1911 37
135. Eidle Schulman Beshen..., Russia 1907 51
136. Eiser Schulman Minsk, Minsk 1907 6
137. Elias Schulman Rakischky, Russia 1912 5
138. Eliersch Schulman Dolina, Poland 1921 29
139. Elir Schulman Kriwiez, Russia 1910 18
140. Elja Schulman Poniwieck, Belgium 1912 15
141. Elje Schulman Minisk 1905 26
142. Elje Schulman Skudy, Russia 1909 17
143. Elke Schulman Talotschin 1904 27
144. Elke Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 39
145. Emil Schulman Vagufhelz 1906 26
146. Ester Schulman Minsk, Minsk 1907 9
147. Ester Schulman Warschau, Russia 1912 17
148. Ester Schulman Russia 1912 36
149. Ester Schulman Minsk, Russia 1912 21
150. Ester Schulman Ste...tz, Russia 1912 20
151. Ester Schulman Chorzelin, Russia 1913 11
152. Ette Schulman Krugly, Russia 1911 17
153. Ettel Schulman Asorschim 1903 2
154. Ewel Schulman Bolroveuj, Russia 1913 6
155. Ewje Schulman Witifishv 1905 16
156. Fabisch Schulman Kupel, Russia 1912 30
157. Faiwe Schulman Swislaw 1905 17
158. Faiwesh Schulman Dwinsk 1906 55
159. Faiwish Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 16
160. Fanny Schulman London, England 1910 25
161. Fega Schulman Wotocryska, Russia 1922 46
162. Feice Schulman Wolojisak, Wolinten 1921 28
163. Feiga Schulman Paltawa, Russia 1914 26
164. Feige Schulman Asorschim 1903 32
165. Feige Schulman Odessa 1903 16
166. Feige Schulman Polina 1904 15
167. Feige Schulman Lodz 1906 18
168. Feige Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 9
169. Feige Schulman Witebsk, Russia 1911 25
170. Feige Schulman Schitny, Russia 1912 24
171. Feige Schulman Dokina, Poland 1921 68
172. Feige Schulman Wolojsk, Wolinien 1921 28
173. Feine Schulman Rypien 1905 43
174. Feiwel Schulman Iwankowitz, Austria 1912 32
175. Flata Schulman Wilno 1904 40
176. Fradel Schulman Liban 1905 0
177. Frede Schulman Sheffield, England 1910 28
178. Freide Schulman Karmeniec, Russia 1910 22
179. Freidel Schulman Kapule, Russia 1913 8
180. Frieda Schulman Perth, Australia 1909 29
181. Froim Schulman Stolin, Russia 1913 26
182. Frul Schulman ... 1904 9
183. Ftzka Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 2
184. Gerschel Schulman Soroki 1906 42
185. Gerschen Schulman Minsk 1906 18
186. Gerschon Schulman Berdicre... 1904 24
187. Gezil Schulman Ekaterinaslaw 1906 25
188. Gilke Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 7
189. Gilte Schulman Dukshitz, Russia 1911 17
190. Girsch Schulman Czernigow, Czernigow 1907 32
191. Girscha Schulman Czernijor, Russia 1913 17
192. Gitl Schulman Ostray, Russia 1907 18
193. Gitl Schulman Ostrog, Russia 1907 18
194. Gitla Schulman Szymbark, Poland 1922 24
195. Gitte Schulman Neky, Russia 1914 21
196. Gittel Schulman Sandomicz 1906 14
197. Golda Schulman Wilna, Wilna 1908 21
198. Golda Schulman Nowozybkow, Russia 1914 21
199. Golda Schulman Wolojisak, Wolinten 1921 55
200. Golde Schulman Reigrod, Russia 1910 34
Manifest for Cameronia
Sailing from Liverpool May 21, 1921
0024. Schulman, Golda F 55y W Poland Hebrew Wolojisak (Volozhin?), Wolinten
bnrother max Rosen 15 E. 119 St. New York.
0025. Schulman, Chawa F 21y S Poland Hebrew Wolojisak, Wolinten
0026. Schulman, Feice F 28y S Poland Hebrew Wolojisak, Wolinten
201. Golde Schulman Chorzelin, Russia 1913 3
202. Grael Schulman Wilns 1904 10
203. Greine Schulman Krugloe, Russia 1912 10
204. Gueshe Schulman Witebsk 1906 16
205. H. Schulman Gomel 1906 15
206. Hadasie Schulman Bober, Russia 1908 37
207. Haida Schulman London 1906 5
208. Harry Schulman London, England 1908 35
209. Helena Schulman Rypin 1904 19
210. Heme Schulman Maschower, Russia 1914 18
211. Hene Schulman Liban 1905 9
212. Hene Schulman Itian 1906 3
213. Hene Schulman Kurenetz, Russia 1912 18
214. Henie Schulman Dwinsk 1906 11
215. Henry Schulman London 1906 26
216. Herman Schulman Tassy, Roumania 1913 20
217. Hermine Schulman Mugvar, Hungary 1910 18
218. Hersch Schulman Kolma 1904 23
219. Hersch Schulman Farsovic 1906 30
220. Hersch Schulman Minsk, Russia 1907 15
221. Hersh Schulman Rypien 1905 45
222. Heyman Schulman Rakischky, Russia 1912 9
223. Hilel Schulman Mosic, Russia 1910 20
224. Hinda Schulman London 1906 5
225. Hinde Schulman Lodz 1906 20
401. Pinka Schulman Podhajic, Galicy 1909 19
402. Pinkus Schulman Podlajce 1905 56
403. Pinkus Schulman Stanbowa, Russia 1912 18
404. Pinkus Schulman Winiewitz, Poland 1920 13
405. Rachael Schulman Koona 1904 18
406. Rachal Schulman London 1906 7
407. Rachel Schulman Chorzelin, Russia 1913 7
408. Rachel Schulman Paltawa, Russia 1914 2
409. Rachel L. Schulman London 1904 34
410. Rachmial Schulman Dwinsk 1906 16
411. Rachmiel Schulman Korinitz, Russia 1907 43
412. Rafael Schulman Dwinsk, Russia 1908 18
413. Rasche Schulman Mohilew 1905 22
414. Rasehe Schulman Dolgmow, Russia 1912 22
415. Rasja Schulman Minsk, Minsk 1907 30
416. Raska Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 11
417. Rasse Schulman Rosk, Russia 1909 16
418. Rebecka Schulman .egel 1903 20
419. Rebecka Schulman Seredne 1905 25
420. Rebeka Schulman Medwedowka, Russia 1913 8
421. Reioki Schulman Dwinsk 1906 16
422. Reische Schulman Kapule, Russia 1913 6
423. Reitze Schulman Kurnetz, Russia 1910 20
424. Reize Schulman Kolovis, Russia 1914 26
425. Reueche Schulman Dokszy, Russia 1913 27
426. Rifke Schulman Bialy, Russia 1913 19
427. Rinke Schulman ... 1904 11
428. Riroke Schulman Wilma 1904 14
429. Rivke Schulman Valedirno 1906 11
430. Riwa Schulman Nowozybkow, Russia 1914 18
431. Riwe Schulman Plesesenyitz, Russia 1907 22
432. Riwe Schulman Garist, Mogilow, Russia 1907 23
433. Riwe Schulman Bolroveuj, Russia 1913 30
434. Riwka Schulman Osariczi, Russia 1911 17
435. Riwke Schulman Lebedewo 1904 7
436. Riwke Schulman Odessa 1906 16
437. Riwke Schulman Marinagosha, Russia 1912 21
438. Riwke Schulman Chorzelin, Russia 1913 4
439. Riwke Schulman Lubaratow, Russia 1913 11
440. Rochel Schulman Janowo 1904 21
441. Rochel Schulman Odessa, Russia 1910 46
442. Rochel Schulman Kapule, Russia 1913 40
443. Rochel Schulman Mozyr, Russia 1913 42
444. Roche-Lea Schulman Borisov, Russia 1923 54
445. Rochel Ester Schulman Kopethevichi, Russia 1923 55
446. Rochlja Schulman Bikow, Russia 1912 24
447. Romron Schulman Lipowitz, Russia 1913 25
448. Ronke Schulman Talatschin 1906 17
449. Rosa Schulman Minsk 1903 20
450. Roza Schulman Gorzdy 1903 21
451. Roza Schulman Luzk 1906 27
452. Rubin Schulman Schumilowitz 1903 7
453. Rubin Schulman Aseritz, Russia 1907 20
454. Rubin Schulman Kuronitz, Russia 1913 16
455. Ruchel Schulman Monaster 1903 19
456. Ruchel Schulman Berdiezen 1905 38
457. Ruchel Schulman Proskurow Russia 1913 19
458. Ruchel Schulman Winiewitz, Poland 1920 36
459. Rudel Schulman Warschau 1906 1
460. Sabina Schulman Czernowitz, Austria 1908 28
461. Sachar-Berko Schulman Cholm, Russia 1914 29
462. Saholesn Schulman Kamem, Russia 1907 18
463. Salel Schulman Berdiezen 1905 4
464. Salman Schulman Pawlograd 1906 21
465. Salman Schulman Witebsk, Witebsk 1907 27
466. Salmen Schulman Wilma 1904 8
467. Salmen Schulman Luzk 1906 2
468. Salomon Schulman Paris, France 1915 21
469. Samuel Schulman Wil... 1906 20
470. Samuel Schulman Krakan, Austria 1906 29
471. Sam Schulman Wilna, Russia 1907 25
472. Sam Schulman Warschau, Russia 1912 25
473. Sankel Schulman Vriwitz 1906 6
474. Sara Schulman London 1906 20
475. Sara Schulman Daribas 1907 17
476. Sarah Schulman London 1905 33
477. Sarah Schulman Berdiezen 1905 17
478. Sarah Schulman London 1906 23
479. Sarah Schulman London 1906 23
480. Sarah Schulman London 1906 9
481. Sarhe Schulman Beshen..., Russia 1907 10
482. Schaika Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 10
483. Schaje Schulman Odessa, Russia 1906 20
484. Schajke Schulman Ekatrinoslaw, Russia 1913 3
485. Schefre Schulman Witebsk 1906 23
486. Scheindel Schulman Koznin, Russia 1909 64
487. Scheine Schulman Kolovis, Russia 1914 2
488. Scherne Schulman Skaterinoslow, Russia 1910 55
489. Schie Schulman Buchowitz 1904 15
490. Schifre Schulman Russia 1905 31
491. Schim Schulman London 1904 42
492. Schimen Schulman Janisse, Russia 1909 20
493. Schleume Schulman Odessa, Russia 1906 18
494. Schloma Schulman Mosandrov 1904 42
495. Schmerke Schulman Puchowitz, Russia 1910 17
496. Schmezel Schulman Kruger, Russia 1910 29
497. Schmuel Schulman Pawlsgrawd, Russia 1907 28
498. Schmuel Schulman Aseritz, Russia 1907 14
499. Schmuel Schulman Skaterinoslow, Russia 1910 55
500. Schmuel Schulman Kopethevichi, Russia 1923 13
476. Sarah Schulman London 1905 33
477. Sarah Schulman Berdiezen 1905 17
478. Sarah Schulman London 1906 23
479. Sarah Schulman London 1906 23
480. Sarah Schulman London 1906 9
481. Sarhe Schulman Beshen..., Russia 1907 10
482. Schaika Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 10
483. Schaje Schulman Odessa, Russia 1906 20
484. Schajke Schulman Ekatrinoslaw, Russia 1913 3
485. Schefre Schulman Witebsk 1906 23
486. Scheindel Schulman Koznin, Russia 1909 64
487. Scheine Schulman Kolovis, Russia 1914 2
488. Scherne Schulman Skaterinoslow, Russia 1910 55
489. Schie Schulman Buchowitz 1904 15
490. Schifre Schulman Russia 1905 31
491. Schim Schulman London 1904 42
492. Schimen Schulman Janisse, Russia 1909 20
493. Schleume Schulman Odessa, Russia 1906 18
494. Schloma Schulman Mosandrov 1904 42
495. Schmerke Schulman Puchowitz, Russia 1910 17
496. Schmezel Schulman Kruger, Russia 1910 29
497. Schmuel Schulman Pawlsgrawd, Russia 1907 28
498. Schmuel Schulman Aseritz, Russia 1907 14
499. Schmuel Schulman Skaterinoslow, Russia 1910 55
500. Schmuel Schulman Kopethevichi, Russia 1923 13
476. Sarah Schulman London 1905 33
477. Sarah Schulman Berdiezen 1905 17
478. Sarah Schulman London 1906 23
479. Sarah Schulman London 1906 23
480. Sarah Schulman London 1906 9
481. Sarhe Schulman Beshen..., Russia 1907 10
482. Schaika Schulman Nowo-Borisow, Russia 1909 10
483. Schaje Schulman Odessa, Russia 1906 20
484. Schajke Schulman Ekatrinoslaw, Russia 1913 3
485. Schefre Schulman Witebsk 1906 23
486. Scheindel Schulman Koznin, Russia 1909 64
487. Scheine Schulman Kolovis, Russia 1914 2
488. Scherne Schulman Skaterinoslow, Russia 1910 55
489. Schie Schulman Buchowitz 1904 15
490. Schifre Schulman Russia 1905 31
491. Schim Schulman London 1904 42
492. Schimen Schulman Janisse, Russia 1909 20
493. Schleume Schulman Odessa, Russia 1906 18
494. Schloma Schulman Mosandrov 1904 42
495. Schmerke Schulman Puchowitz, Russia 1910 17
496. Schmezel Schulman Kruger, Russia 1910 29
497. Schmuel Schulman Pawlsgrawd, Russia 1907 28
498. Schmuel Schulman Aseritz, Russia 1907 14
499. Schmuel Schulman Skaterinoslow, Russia 1910 55
500. Schmuel Schulman Kopethevichi, Russia 1923 13
501. Schmul Schulman Astrowo, Russia 1913 27
502. Schoel Schulman Mojolew 1905 45
503. Scholinn Schulman Minsk 1906 32
504. Schone Schulman Liban 1905 7
505. Seide Schulman Ispas, Austria 1907 26
506. Seinke Schulman Bober, Russia 1908 4
507. Selde Schulman ... 1904 2
508. Selma Schulman Kristiania, Norway 1917 21
509. Selman Schulman Alexandrow, Russia 1907 55
510. Simche Schulman Minsk 1905 22
511. Simen Schulman Kolovis, Russia 1914 4
512. Simon Schulman Babrinsk, Russia 1909 27
513. Simon Schulman Tassy, Roumania 1913 40
514. Sisie Schulman Radaszkowica, Russia 1913 21
515. Slate Schulman Odessa 1903 7
516. Slome Schulman Poniwieck, Belgium 1912 9
517. Slomon Schulman Wotocryska, Russia 1922 18
518. Smierel Schulman Kamener, Russia 1907 17
519. Solmen Schulman ... 1904 6
520. Soloman Schulman Rakischky, Russia 1912 7
521. Solomon Schulman Koona 1904 25
522. Solomon Schulman Poniwieck, Belgium 1912 3
523. Sonja Schulman Tartak, Russia 1913 18
524. Sore Schulman Asorschim 1903 3
525. Sore Schulman Tamoggin 1905 27
526. Sore Schulman Vriwitz 1906 7
527. Sore Schulman Minsk, Minsk 1907 22
528. Sore Schulman Mosir, Russia 1910 21
529. Sore Schulman Krugloe, Russia 1910 18
530. Sore Schulman Radin, Russia 1910 20
531. Sore Schulman Nowy Konstantin, Russia 1911 22
532. Sore Schulman Bolroviej, Russia 1913 3
533. Sosche Schulman Agaricy 1906 22
534. Sosse Schulman Neshin, Russia 1910 17
535. Sroel Schulman Beshen..., Russia 1907 8
536. Srul Schulman Zaslaw, Russia 1914 55
537. Srul Tsser Schulman Dalhinew, Russia 1913 17
538. Sruml Schulman Wolocryska, Russia 1908 43
539. Sura Schulman Nistislawl, Russia 1913 22
540. Sure Schulman Zitomir, Russia 1912 17
541. Sure R. Schulman Razew 1906 3
542. Szlowa Schulman Podlajce 1905 52
543. Taibe Schulman Osaricz, Russia 1907 5
544. Tauba Schulman chelm, Poland 1924 34
545. Taube Schulman Russia 1905 7
546. Taube Schulman Russia 1905 19
547. Taube Schulman Rakischky, Russia 1912 36
548. Taube Roche Schulman Krugloe, Russia 1912 42
549. Teiwcel Schulman Kopyl 1905 42
550. Teme Schulman Zitomir, Russia 1914 45
Manifest for Noordam
Sailing from Rotterdam
June 10, 1913 . Schulman, Srul Tsser M 17y S Russia, Hebrew Dalhinew, Russia
551. Tevel Schulman Russia 1905 3
552. Tewe Schulman Osaricz, Russia 1907 7
553. Thychok Schulman Chorzelin, Russia 1913 2
554. Tiser Schulman Klocin 1906 7
555. Tochin Schulman Kalwana 1903 26
556. Toiba Schulman Sitnia, Russia 1914 20
557. Trume Schulman Poniwieck, Belgium 1912 40
558. Veador Schulman Moheler 1906 5
559. Verle Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 10
560. Vesse Schulman Ozaricsy, Russia 1913 37
561. Welwel Schulman Koidenow 1906 20
562. Wictor Schulman Russia, Mahitew 1911 16
563. Wigdor Schulman Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A. 1909 40
564. Wishne Schulman Lebedewo 1904 4
565. Wolf Schulman Dolma 1906 26
566. Wolf Schulman Kamenetz, Russia 1907 28
567. Wolf Schulman Kiew, Kiew, Russia 1914 46
568. Wulf Schulman Moheler 1906 0
569. Yosef Schulman Yanowe, Russia 1909 17
570. Zalman Schulman Rudna, Russia 1906 20
571. Zalman Schulman Medwedowka, Russia 1913 5
572. Zalmen Schulman Susazi, Russia 1912 7
573. Zalmen Schulman Vrclomea, Poland 1921 12
574. Zelda Schulman Wilns 1904 9
575. Zelda Schulman Riga, Russia 1913 22
576. Zipe Schulman Dwinsk 1906 24
577. Zipe Schulman Grosomo, Russia 1911 29
578. Zipe Schulman Krugloe, Russia 1912 11
579. Zippe Schulman Minsk 1904 19
580. Zippe Schulman Dwinsk/Witebok 1908 4
581. Ztchok Schulman Zitomer, Russia 1910 17
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USA -
Thanks for pointing out this excellent
site.
Subj: Re: the last Jewish Gordons from Ellis Island
Date: 5/28/01 10:11:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: ymkatz@socal.rr.com (Michael & Yael Katz)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Thank you.
Jeffrey.
.
USA -
Thanks for pointing out this excellent
site.
Subj: Re: the last Jewish Gordons from Ellis Island
Date: 5/28/01 10:11:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: ymkatz@socal.rr.com (Michael & Yael Katz)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Thank you.
Jeffrey.
.
USA -
Subj: RE: An "Alpert" list
Date: 6/4/01 6:35:04 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: RobertStrum@email.msn.com (Robert Strumwasser)
Reply-to: RobertStrum@email.msn.com (RobertStrum@email.msn.com)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com ('EilatGordn@aol.com')
On Sunday, May 13, 2001 12:39 PM, EilatGordn@aol.com
[SMTP:EilatGordn@aol.com] wrote:
> Alperovitch Exact Matches (5)
> Alperovitz Exact Matches (13)
> Alperowitz Exact Matches (415)
> Alperowicz Exact Matches (133)
> Alperowisz Exact Matches (1)
> Galperowitz Exact Matches (10)
> Alperovich Exact Matches (2)
> no Alperowich found.
> The Alperovitz name was most common in Kurenets. I put the lists for the
> alternate spellings of the surname Alperovitch in the guest book;
Hi!
Given that you seem to be engaged in one-surname-research on the surname
Alperovitz, I thought you might like to know that a woman named Hinda
Alperowicz was detained upon immigration to Baltimore in 1902.
You can find her at the following URL, under "Baltimore":
http://members.aol.com/ImmigrantCases/index.html
Robert Strumwasser
Sharon, MA, USA
RobertStrum@email.msn.com
Name From To Note Nationality Case Type File
Alperowicz Hinda 3/2/12 3/26/12 Russia/Hebrew Admission 53384/15
click here for http://members.aol.com/ImmigrantCases/index.html
USA -
Subj: Re: Shapira / Shapiro attached
the entire list from http:/
Date: 5/25/01 12:52:01 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: DOFRANK
To: EilatGordn
You are a glutton for punishment, but a godsend to all the SHAPIRA/SHAPIRO
genners. Thanks so much.
Doris SHAPIRO Frank, Lake Mary, FL (NE of Orlando)
Subj: Passenger Lists
Date: 5/28/01 3:35:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: nholden@interserv.com
Sender: nholden@interserv.com
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Thank you very much for all the work you did searching the passenger list for
Gordons. It is good to have. It is interesting to note the spelling of towns
that are clearly other than what it looks like in their system of transliteration.
Did you use the Gordon researchers list from JGFF?
Nancy Holden
Date: 5/28/01 3:35:10 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: nholden@interserv.com
Sender: nholden@interserv.com
Subj: Re: Jewish Gordons from Ellis Island
Date: 5/29/01 11:01:57 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: Orbit 34
To: EilatGordn
hi.
thanx for the info on the gordon family and the ellis island list.
im not sure who came over and even when. im the only one on that side of the
family that is still alive, i think. i had cousins, but they did not care to
keep up the relationship. my dad was the poor schlep of the family and died
at an early age, 52, and that was 30 yrs ago.
i tried to scan the list of people in your mailing to see if any looked like
the one or two cuz left, but i doubt that. anyway thanx for the list. ive saved
it and will comb it very slowly. do i owe u good did for the effort??
stuart m. gordon.
Subj: Re: Jewish- Gordons Passengers list (first 500)
Date: 5/28/01 5:39:40 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: PictureThisFilm
To: EilatGordn
Hi,
Thanks for forwarding the list of Gordons. It's appreciated.
Bonnie
Subj: Re: Shapira / Shapiro attached the entire list from http://www.ellisislandrecords.or
Date: 5/30/01 8:33:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: inwood@pipeline.com (Bob Friedman)
Reply-to: inwood@pipeline.com
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Dear Eilat,
Thanks for all the information. I looked it over and I don't see
anyone or any place I connect with, but I'll hold onto the data just
in case....
Bob Friedman, NYC
inwood@pipeline.com
Subj: Re: the last Jewish Gordons from Ellis Island
Date: 5/30/01 12:29:41 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: igwittel@artsci.wustl.edu (Ilene G. Wittels)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
I am looking for information on Gordon's who came to St. Louis, MO in the 1880's
and 1890's. There were 6 brothers and 1 sister. Three brothers may have gone
to
Minneapolis. The three brothers who stayed here are Samuel, Julius, and Isaac.
The sister was Kate. They may have come from Kremenetz.
Ilene Wittels igwittel@artsci.wustl.edu
Subj: GORDONS
Date: 5/30/01 12:59:32 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: perltex@mweb.co.za (Perltex Agencies)
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SENDING ME THE EXTENSIVE LIST OF THE GORDONS. I REALLY
APPRECIATE IT - THIS MUST HAVE TAKEN YOU AGES TO DO.
MY GRANDMOTHER WAS A GORDON.
THEIR NAME WAS TAKEN FROM THE RIVER AND THE TOWN WAS CALLED GORDOMY - HENCE
THE GORDON SURNAME. THE NEAREST BIG TOWN WAS NEUSTADT/NEISTADT - NOW KNOWN AS
NAUMESTIES TAVRIG. THERE WERE QUITE A FEW GORDONS FROM THAT PARTICULAR AREA
AS YOU CAN IMAGINE.
FROM YOUR LIST - THERE ARE 3 PROBABLE FAMILY MATCHES
NO. 561 Hinde Gordon Gordoby
No. 546 Henry Gordon Bulawayo
No. 162 Bernhard Gordon Bulawayo
My late father always told me of an uncle in Bulawayo who subsequently left
Southern Rhodesia - he thought he went to Frankfurt/Germany - but might have
gone to USA as your list suggests - but this is only a guess - he was know as
Bera Gordon/ Barry Gordon - it could be that he used the name Bernhard Gordon.
Can you please assist me and advise how I can find out further information on
the above 3 persons - what site etc should I use.
Where do your Gordon family originate from.
It is so surprising that the name Gordon was so popular at that time.
Once again thanks for the info
Ada Gamsu
Subj: RE: Jewish- Gordons Passengers list (first 500)
Date: 5/30/01 1:39:55 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: bklezmer@pacbell.net (Barry Klezmer)
Reply-to: bklezmer@pacbell.net
To: EilatGordn@aol.com
Hi,
I'm not sure why you added me to this list?? I am not researching "Gordons."
Please delete my name from your list. Also, you may want to caution people
in your email not to do a "reply all."
Thanks,
Barry Klezmer
the people I sent emails to were all searching Gordon;
Gordon Bridgeport, CT USA 25 Mar 2000 Barry Klezmer (#2300)
238 Beverly Street
San Francisco, CA
94132-2617
415-333-5699
bklezmer@pacbell.net
The husband of the actress Rita Moreno is Dr. L. Gordon whos both parents were
from Krivichi.
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3. Achie Bunimowicz Krewiszy 1905
5 92%
6. Cecylja Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 15 92%
8. Chana Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 55 92%
14. Marjam Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 22 92%
15. Mojzesz Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 26 92%
19. Mordice Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 65 92%
21. Rachel Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 20 92%
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3. Achie Bunimowicz Krewiszy 1905
5 92%
6. Cecylja Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 15 92%
8. Chana Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 55 92%
14. Marjam Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 22 92%
15. Mojzesz Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 26 92%
19. Mordice Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 65 92%
21. Rachel Bunimowicz Wilejka, Poland 1921 20 92%
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Awrum Bronstein Nowograd, Russia
1921 15
. Beile Bronstein Poltusk, Russia 1912 11
Binein Bronstein Poltusk, Russia 1912 6 4
105. Dwojra Bronstein Nowograd, Russia 1921 17
Feige Bronstein Dawid-Gordok, Russia 1911 2 . Golde Bronstein Poltusk, 269.
Maishe Bronstein Poltusk, Russia 1912 7
Russia 1912 9 . Leibe Bronstein Ekateroslav, Russia 1913 26 . Sora Bronstein
Dawid-Gordok, Russia 1911 27 . Basche Levitan Glaboke 1905 23 Chamlle Levitan
Wilna, Russia 1912 38
33. Golde Levitan Glaboke 1905 0 16
46. Josel Levitan Burbiskiai, Lithuan 1922 62
72. Riva Levitan Burbiskiai, Lithuan 1922 55 Sarah Levitan Vaski, Lithuan 1923
62
. Scheine Levitan Kovna, Russie 1911 17
83. Schewil Levitan Dokshlitz, Russia 1910 24
Manifests often extend across more than one page. Your passenger may be listed
in this page, or a few pages forward or back. To see other pages, click 'previous'
or 'next.' Note: each page must be saved separately to Your Ellis Island File.
Lituania
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Subj: [belarus] Changing surnames
Date: 5/23/01 5:37:29 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: mjeifetz@interclass.com.ar (Mario Jeifetz)
Reply-to: mjeifetz@interclass.com.ar (Mario Jeifetz)
To: belarus@lyris.jewishgen.org (Belarus SIG)
Indeed there is a story told by old litvak immigrants to Argentine: in Odessa
(and a lot of people came from Grodno Gub. left from Odessa on the early 1900's)
there was a great popular underground merchant of passports -
it means changing surnames - and several people remember their first original
surname. This fact is out of the other surname changing like 'Americanized them,
that it never happened in Argentine as I know, the law
doesn't allow it.
Other point: in his book Genesis of Moises Ville (Spanish and Yiddish versions)
Mr. Noah Katzovits - who have born in Slonim 1862 and grown in Mstibov - tells
that there were two main industries in Mstibov: selling
goose fat and goose feather in Bialystock and getting and selling passports.
Other facts, like the known taxes lists and that the Jewish emigration was under
the eyes of the Russian police, show that for some people changing
surnames was necessary to emigrate.
Mario Jeifetz
Moises Ville-Argentina
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Subj: [belarus] Another Better Translation
Tool
Date: 5/21/01 9:06:46 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From: fox@erols.com (David M. Fox)
Reply-to: fox@erols.com
To: belarus@lyris.jewishgen.org (Belarus SIG)
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MAY is upon us...HONOR THY MOTHER
http://www.jewishgen.org/JewishGen-erosity/Honors.html
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Have you ever wanted to sent a letter in Russian to the Archives in Belarus
or to a possible long lost relative still living in Belarus or Russia? How about
sending a email message in Russian or translating a
letter or email message from Russian to English? Have you found a Russian language
website and want to see what it says in English?
Try out http://www.translate.ru/. This webpage seems to work better
than some of the other translation sites that have been discussed
before. According to some language experts, the translation from
English to Russian is very good, but the translation from Russian to
English is a little rough. Also, the response time is a little slow, so
don't give up.
Hope this website is useful for you. Give it a try and let the group
know if it is helpful.
Dave
--
David M. Fox
mailto:fox@erols.com
Arnold, MD USA
Belarus SIG Coordinator
click here for Translation
USA -
. Itzke Spektor Krivitz, Russia 1913
18 . Leib Spektor Timkowiczy 1904 6. Moische Spektor Timkowiczy 1904 14 11
319. Peache Spektor Timkowiczy 1904 16
.
USA -
I did not find any Lifshitz in the
list of the perished in Krivichi.
I am posting some information about lifshitz families in the shtetls near Krivichi
where I found other families with relatives in Krivichi.
Steve Rosen wrote....
...Lucille nee Shepsenwohl's kindergarten teacher came from Radoshkovich to
Volozhin when she married Yakov Lifschitz ....
...Two years ago, she played a major role in constructing a monument to the
perished in Radoshkovich. She is Fruma Lifschitz Gapanowitz. She is 91 years
old and very alert (Lucille speaks to her once a month) she speaks good English.....Steve
I spoke with Fruma and she was very kind. Her two beautiful daughters, Chayale
and Shoshanale, perished in the Holocaust. her husband, Yakov Lifshitz was the
head of the Tarbut school in Volozhin. He also perished. Fruma survived by escaping
to the forset and becoming a partisan. Picture of the family;
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/volozhin/vol_images/20101_3_b.gif
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/volozhin/vol_images/20101_3_b.gif
from the list of perished in Volozhin; Lifshits Nahman, his wife Aydele, their
son Arye-Leyb
Lifshits Yakov, his daughters Hayele, Shoshnale
Perished in near by- Dolhinov; LIFSHITZ - Leah, Zeev & family
Perished in Kurenitz; Lifshitz and his wife
Perished in Vileyka; LifshitzChaim and his wife Elka. Lifschith Yitzhak, wife
Rivka, Children Yakov and Sara- perished in Astonia.
Lifschitz Leib, wife Feyga ( daughter of Yakov Landau) children Zalman and Dvora.
a
picture of Yakov Lifschitz with his daughters
USA -
1997 SYDNEY TAYLOR AWARD WINNER FOR
YOUNGER READERS
Rael, Elsa Okon. When Zaydeh Danced on Eldridge Street. Illustrated by Marjorie
Priceman.
NY: Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers, 1997.
ISBN: 0689804512. (32)p.
Picture book for Grades 2-4.
A grand celebration of Jewish life on New York’s Lower East Side during
the 1930’s by the author and illustrator of What Zeesie Saw on Delancey
Street (1996), filled with love for family and Judaism, set during Simchat Torah
in and around the historic Eldridge Street Shul.
1997 SYDNEY TAYLOR
.
USA -
Does anyone know about the krivitch
society that existed in the early part of the century? I would assume from about
1915 to 1935? My family, the Lifschitz family, lived on the lower East Side
and belonged to the Eldridge Street Shul.
sylvia levine <bubbeepa@worldnet.att.net>
Boca Raton, Fl USA -
an email I sent to all who research
Krivichi on Jewishgen;Subj: a page for Krivichi with Many old pictures
Date: 5/15/01 7:02:45 AM Pacific Daylight Time
From: EilatGordn
To: COHON@SPRYNET.COM
CC: LJL5, bubbeepa@worldnet.att.com
CC: Frances@Sacker.co.uk, eliyahu@tekhelet.co.il
This week I started a page for Krivichi. I posted many pictures;
Welcome to the Krevichi Site click or paste;
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/krevichi/krevichi.html
there are pictures of Tavger family members, Katzovitz, Kopelovits, Zilbergliet,
Shteingold, Radoshkovitz, Finger, Volkover, Shimnizik, Trozki, Shulman, Halperin,
Bunimovitz, Zipilevitz, Pertzy and more- Please be kind and sign the guest book.
Thank you. Eilat
So far none responded, please help!!!!
.
USA -
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/vishnevo/v_pages/vstories_forget.html
I would like to thank Charles Straczynski for letting me post his story on the
site. Charles is a Christian man who was born in the U.S.A in 1929. He and his
family came to visit other members of the family who lived in the area in 1939.
the Russian took control of the area shortly after they arrived, the family
could not return to the U.S.A for six years and Charles was a Witness to the
horrors after the German invaded in 1941.
Click
here to read Charles story
USA -
From My trip to Belarus
by Rav Eliyahu Tavger http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/newsletter/tavger.htm
....Vileyka; The lady brought us to a Jewish women, almost the only one in the
town, a smart and intelligent woman. We met her digging in her garden, but this
did not keep her from remembering even the smallest of details, telephone numbers
and addresses of people. My friend Avraham asked her numerous questions about
his family, and as always I asked if she had ever heard of the Tavger family.
To my surprise, she answered in the positive. It became clear that she had known
in her youth (today she is 70 years old)the sisters of Chaim Touger who lives
in Herzliya,
( There are beutiful pictures of the family in the Krivichi yizkor book- Eilat)
in Israel. He and his family did not live in Vileika but in Krivitchi, about
50 kilometers to the northeast. Each time Mrs. Chodos produced a new detail
of information, all those standing around jumped with admiration. This knowledgeable
woman even brought us to an army quarters building whose walls were constructed
of gravestones from the Jewish cemetery. She had found this out by chance when
some of the plaster crumbled from the wall and the Hebrew letters showed through.
click here
for the entire story.
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98. Bar-Ratson, Matityahu, editor.
"Nar Tamid: Yizkor
li-Krivits - li-Kehilla She-nikretah [Kryvitsh
Yzkor-Book Ner-Tamid For Jewish Community: Always
to Remember and Nothing to Forget]." Np (Tel
Aviv), Irgun Yotse Krivitsh be-Yisrael uva-
tefutsot, 1976. Royal 8vo, 724 pp., b/w photos. In
Hebrew and Yiddish. Lacking ffe.
http://www.hollanderbooks.com/cat7book.htm
click to order book.
USA -
I created other shtetl pages;Eilat
Gordin Levitan - Home page
Dolhinov
Kurenets
Krevichi
Radoshkovichi
Vashki
Vileyka
Vishnevo
Volozhin
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/
click here for other shtetl pages that
I created
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On the Road / by Zev Rabunski
Three days after the Germans invaded Russia, my family, like many other Jews
in town, ran away east toward the old USSR border. After encountering many difficulties
on the road and being turned away at the border, we decided to return to Kurenets.
My wife and child returned directly with other women and children. My good friend,
Leib Putrpas and I, decided not to return immediately because we believed that
the women and children would be spared by the Nazis, however the young men would
be castigated. We decided to return using a longer, more secluded route. During
the late afternoon, we reached the little town of Krivichi. We entered at a
fateful moment, immediately after the gentiles from the town and the surrounding
villages raided the Jews and their homes. As soon as we entered the town, we
were caught by some Polish police who were now working for Germans. They beat
us severely; their punches were brutal and exact. As soon as they were done
with us, they were planning to take us to the German authorities to be put in
a POW camp. They continued to beat us mercilessly as a group of German soldiers
came to the area, looking for people to clean some barns nearby. One of the
soldiers approached me and asked me to identify myself and explain what I was
doing there. I made up a hasty story that we were imprisoned by the Russians
and that we had quickly escaped and wanted to return to our homes, and that
we didn't know why the townspeople were beating us. He ordered us to come with
him. As he was taking us to the stable, he noticed one of the town homes where
all the doors were open. He entered and stole a record player and some records,
ordering me to carry the record player and Leib Putrpas to carry the records.
As we continued, he saw another home and decided to steal something there too.
We were ordered to wait outside. We decided to run away. We set the stolen goods
on the ground and quickly made our way to the fields behind the house.
Evening came and it was growing dark. After a long walk, we asked one of the
farmers where we were and he told us that we were near Neyaka, a small village
about 10 kilometers from Kurenets. Many of the Jewish residents of Neyaka were
involved in business with and had relatives in our town. We decided to rest
for a bit until we felt better. We were badly injured and we hadn't eaten for
awhile, and we were exhausted. Leib Putrpas knew an old man, named Valah Shapiro,
who lived in Neyaka. He wore a long, white beard, and walked with a limp. Valah
was well known all over the region as a most gracious host and as a man of noble
spirit.
The village, Neyaka, was small and we found Valah's house with no difficulty.
Frightened and in pain, we heard of what was happening in Neyaka. Valah told
us that a few days earlier the Germans had come to the synagogue and thrown
out the Torah books, and now the Jews are sitting on their luggage ready to
run, but nobody knows where to go. The Christian villagers avoided them like
the plague, and at best, they treated them as if they were total strangers.
"Don't worry children," Valah said, "God will not desert us. The main thing
to concern us with right now is your safety. Go in the barn and sleep on the
hay. Tomorrow, we will see what we can do for you."
Only then, when we lay on the fresh hay, did we feel the extreme exhaustion
and horrible pain that the beatings from Krivitz had caused us. The wounds burned
like fire, and it was impossible to fall asleep. Our clothes stuck to our open
wounds and we turned from side to side trying to alleviate the pain until the
morning came. At the break of dawn, we heard the birds chirping and we smelled
the wonderful scent of freshly cut fields.
Valah couldn't sleep either. He was very concerned about us and got up very
early to see how we were. We heard the sound of someone walking with a limp,
and realized that it must be him. "Good morning!" he greeted us cheerfully,
and announced that we would get porridge to satiate our hunger. We were very
excited, for it had been days since we had last eaten like normal human beings.
Now that the morning light came, Valah saw that we were hurt. He saw our bruises
and immediately ran home. He brought his daughter, who carried a pail of hot
water, back with him. They peeled off our bloody boots and shirts. The pain
was unbearable since the clothes were sticking to our bodies. They then started
washing and feeding us as though we were babies. Valah would encourage us in
good spirits, "Eat, children, eat! We must gather our energy so that we can
dance when the enemy is annihilated. You know that they took the Torah's from
the synagogue and desecrated it. You will see that God will not take it quietly."
We asked him if he knew anything about what was happening in Kurenets. He said
that it was impossible to have any contact with other towns as no one could
come or go anywhere. "You need some more courage, my children," he said, "Big
troubles have come to the nation of Israel; we must stay strong to overcome
them. Lie down and get your strength back for a few days, and then we will see
what you should do."
He covered us in more hay, and we started feeling more energetic and rested.
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kurenets/kur015.html
to read more
of Zev Rabunski story click here
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Abe Gitlin Kriwitz 1906 5 Krivichi
64. Eidla Gitlin Kriwitz 1906 40 Krivichi
Frume Gitlin Kriwitz 1906 9 Krivichi
. Hede Gitlin Krewitz 1906 10 Krivichi
Jente Gitlin Krewitz 1906 56 Krivichi
. Mose Gitlin Krewitz 1906 8 Krivichi
Owsei Gitlin Krewitz 1906 17 Krivichi
. Feiga Gitlin Kriwoyrog, Russia 1914 56 krivichy?
Golda Gitlin Krsywice, Poland 1922 55
Merham Dinerstein Cibize 1912 56 (Krivichi
Mordsche Alperowitz Krewicz, Russia 1914 18
Chawe Kopelowitz Krowcz, Russia 1910 46
David Kopelowitz Krewitz 1906 36
Eche Kopelowitz Kruwitz 1905 3
Elchone Kopelowitz Kruwitz 1905 1
Kopel Kopelowitz Kriwicz, Russia 1909 19
Rochel Kopelowitz Kruwitz 1905 38
Aron Bunimowitz Krivichi, Russia 1913 30
Achie Bunimowicz Krewiszy 1905 5
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From Jewishgen;
Searching for Town KRIVICHI
Altman Krivichi Belarus Before 1997 Steven Sherman (#2535)
10 Coppell Drive
Tenafly,NJ
07670
ljl5@aol.com
Lasky Krivichi Belarus Before 1997
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Kloner Krivichi Belarus Before 1997 Bennett Cohon (#3713)
1906 Prosser
Los Angeles, CA
90025
COHON@SPRYNET.COM
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Gordon Krevetz Poland 30 Jun 1999 Bernard Spector (#12964)
186 Wexford Crescent
Montreal, Quebec,Canada
H3X 1E2
514-488-4228
b.spector@netaxis.qc.ca
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Lifschitz Krivichi Belarus 19 Jul 2000 Sylvia Levine (#14987)
bubbeepa@worldnet.att.com
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JewishGen Discussion Group Archives
Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2000 13:00:53 +0100
From: "Frances Sacker"
Subject: Spisska Nova Ves
The Synagogue I belong to here in London has a Sepher Torah from Spisska
Nova Ves (aka Iglo and Neudorf). A group from the Synagogue made a very
brief visit to the town last week, and are very interested in finding out
as much as possible about the Jewish community, its history, its Synagogue
and Rabbonim, and of course the people who lived there.
We would be most grateful if anybody could share with us anything they may
have discovered (or already know) in the course of family research and
where information on the town may be found.
Frances@Sacker.co.uk
Personally researching:
SPANGLETT/SPANGELET/SCHWARZ/FORTGANG - Tarnow, Mielec, Schwiebodzin -
Galicia
KATZOVITCH/KASSOVITCH - Krivichi - Belarus
MEISTER/MYSTA - Minsk
CORB - Odessa
TZECHER - Mogalov
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 18:34:11 EDT
From: Joelrat@aol.com
Subject: 1897 All Russia Census - Towns in Vileika district
The following list is from a statistical analysis of the 1897 All Russia
Census. It consists of all towns in the Vileika District with a population
in excess of 500 persons [in 1897].
The book this extract was taken from was originally published in French which
may create some unfamiliar spellings.
District Vileisky
Population
Ville de Vileika 3560
Ville de Radochkovitchi 2614
Bourgade Dolguinovo 3551
Bourgade Molodetchno 2396
Bourgade Lebedevo 2269
Bourgade Dounilovitchi 1810
Bourgade Kourenets 1774
Bourgade Gorodok 1603
Bourgade Ilia 1431
Bourgade Novyi-Miadziol 1164
Bourgade Krasnoe 1077
Hameau Velikoe-Selo 763
Village Raboune 745
Bourgade Markovo 741
Hameau Morosky 718
Hameau Borovtsy 721
Hameau Starye-Gaby 653
Bourgade Kraisk 629
Hameau Tsintsevitchi 627
Village Ija 616
Bourgade Viazyn 601
Hameau Novye-Gaby 581
Hameau Sloboda 560
Village Volkolata 543
Hameau Kremenets 536
Hameau Chipki 524
Bourgade Krivitchi 519
Hameau Vygolivitchi 515
Hameau Pogost 511
Hameau Miassota 503
Hameau Biltsevitchi 502
I hope this information will prove useful to the Vileika District
researchers. I have no further information on these towns.
Joel Ratner
Coordinator, Vilna District Research Coordinator
MODERATOR NOTE: Joel Ratner has informed us that the source of this
information is "Premier Recensement General de la Population de L'Empire
de Russie, 1897" - Publcation du Comite Central de Statistique sous la
redaction de N. Trooinitsky, IV - Gouvernement de Vilna, published in
1900.
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Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1999 08:27:06 +0100
From: "Frances Sacker"
Subject: Katzowitch in Krivichi
I requested a search in the Lithuanian State Historical Archives for my
grandmother's family, KATZOWITCH and have been informed that they have
no vital records for Krivichi, in Vileika district. The archivist says
that Krivichi is now in the Miadeli district, Minsk gubernia in Belarus.
Does anybody know if the Belarus Archives has records for this area?
Also, I have tried to contact the group leader for Vileika but had no
reply. Is this group still functioning?
I would welcome any further suggestions for research.
Frances Sacker
Researching: KATZOWITCH, SPANGELET, MAISTER, MEISTER, KOHANE,
YOSSIOWITSCH, TZECHER, SACKER, CORBDate: Wed, 6 Oct 1999 12:12:05 EDT
From: JFIBEL@aol.com
Subject: Re: Katzowitch in Krivichi
Dear Frances,
Only a couple of hints:
Miriam Weiner's next book (have you seen the first two?- they are power
houses relating to the location of archives for locations in (1)Poland and
(2),Ukraine & Moldava) will be for Belarus. Based on her previous output
this will be published next year. It should be smaller than the previous two.
It won't hurt to ask the Belarusan State Archives your question . However, at
the Summer Conference I talked to the Belarusan Archivist Oleg Perzashkevich
and he said that Belarus did not have much information on those communities
that had been Lithuania but had been transferred to Belarus after WW II.
Also did you know that YIVO in NYC has records for two Krivichi Landsmanshaft
Societies and there is a connection to a Krzywczer Society in Israel If there
were landsmanshaft societies in NYC & in Israel, there were probably cemetery
plots where Krivichers were buried here and in Israel. You might want to e-mail
Ada Greenblatt of the NY JGS who is in charge of our Landsmanshaft Cemetary
project if she knows what Cemetery, if any, Krivitchers are connected with.
If relaitves didn't come here or to Israel then you won't get this information
but background information is always important.
Also Yad VaShem in Jerusalem has unpublished materials on this town. (It's
probably in a non-English Language)
It also looks to me like this town has been located in Poland at one time or
another -maybe 1785-8 & 1819-20 with Archives which were then in Poland
but are now in Lviv, in Ukraine (Cities don't move but historically country
borders have moved all the time) Of course, this may be a different town with
a similar name. There really is a lot of research to do.
I am sure you have heard the story (which my wife's grandfather told me)
about the two Jews who were talking about what country their Shtetl was now
located in after recent border changes. The wiser one answered that they were
now in Poland. The other answered: "Thank G-d. I couldn't stand another Russian
winter."
Good Luck
Joe Fibel,
New Rochelle, NY
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Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 02:39:26 -0400
From: "Stephen A. Cohen"
Subject: Vilieka Uyezd (district)
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Name: Stephen A. Cohen (JewishGen #12106)
East Meadow NY (Long Island) - USA
E-mail:
Fax: (516) 826-5056 (24 hrs)
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Since writing to the Belarus SIG membership June 23rd thirty two
members have expressed an interest in this district.
We have to thank Joel Ratner for the following:
Subject: 1897 All Russia Census - Towns in Vileika district:
The following list is from a statistical analysis of the 1897 All Russia
Census. It consists of all towns in the Vileika District with a population
in excess of 500 persons [in 1897]. The book this extract was taken from
was originally published in French which may create some unfamiliar
spellings.
Ville de Vileika 3560
Ville de Radochkovitchi 2614
Bourgade Dolguinovo 3551
Bourgade Molodetchno 2396
Also courtesy of a memo Joel wrote to the Litvaksig 21 May 1998:
Vileika uezd (which was formerly in Vilna Guberniya and is now in Belarus)
included the towns:
First uchastok (subdistrict):
Budy
Gorodok
Grudetz
Ida
Kraisk
Kurenec http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/kurenets.html
Lebedevo
Molodechno
Radoshkov http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/radoshkovichi/radoshkovichi.html
Rzhetzkoye.
Towns in the second uchastok:
Bubslavy
Burzlavka
Dolginovo http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/dolhinov/dolhinov.html
Duniloviche
Ilya
Krivichi
Miadeli
Vileika. http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/vileyka/vileyka.html
A similar report also listed:
BRUDETZ,Vileika,1st,,,
GRUZDZIAI,Vileika,1st,,,
VILEIKAI,Vileikai,1st,,,
Eric Goldstein writing for the Litvaksig in June 1998 added:
Where possible, towns have been listed according to their current spelling,
with Yiddish and Russian variants given in parenthases:
Bubslavy
Budy
Burzlavka
Duniloviche
Gorodok
Grudetz
Ida
Ilya
Kraisk
Krivichi
Kurenets (Kurenec)
Lebedevo
Miadeli (Miadl, Miadysol)
Radoshkov (Radishkovich)
Rzhetzkoye
.
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Katzovitz was the most common name
in Krivichi. Here is a passage from the native, Yisrael Yisar Katzovitz memoire;
Written in the 1880s' by Yisrael Yisar Katzovitz
A PLACE OF THE TORAH
Its already the end of summer. I feel refreshed, energetic and content. I sleep
deeply and soundly, I devour my food, I like my job and I am never idle. My
uncle is very happy with me, so you might ask, "What's the problem?" Out of
nowhere these negative thoughts started penetrating my peaceful existence -
"You are bound to stay an idiot and a simpleton!" What does it mean to be an
idiot, you might ask? The entire summer I did not touch a book, and in no time
the little knowledge I have gained will be erased. I find myself being pulled
back to my days of torah studies, but every time I remember Minsk and its yeshivas'
I get a bad taste in my mouth and my skin shivers. I want to go to Kurenitz
where I could study the torah on my own.
In my childhood I spent some time there studying in the cheder. Kurenitz is
a very short distant from my fathers' home in Kriwitchi and I could see my folks
as often as I like. In Kurenitz I can study as I wish and I'll be rid of the
arrogant, rooster-like heads of the Yeshivas and their police-men type aids,
and all the Ta Ra Ram! My father and my uncle like the idea. My uncle paid me
twenty rubbles that he owed me and I gave some of the money to my father. I
had the tailor make me some clothes with the rest, and immediately after "Sukkot"
I walked to Kurenitz
Amongst Chasidim
If you want to know the essence of the Hassidim you must live with them, mingle
with, and observe them. The Hassidic movement has had a profound impact on the
Jewish experience. It revolutionized the old, tired Jewish class system with
a sense of equality and love and respect for the common man. It suited the aching
Jewish heart to assuage it of the hardship of the Diaspora. Kurenitz is a shtetl
of Hasidim and I must say in my childhood it was like a splendid oasis for me.
As I enter Kurenitz I immediately feel that I entered a new world, a different
kind of people.
Here you won't meet Jews who are full of themselves, who assume self-importance,
and will constantly let you know that they are Jews of "Aliah." Here you won't
find the rabbis who prance around like proud turkeys and look with distaste
at the common person. Everyone is equal here - poor, rich, son of the Torah
and the handyman. On holidays and days of celebration everyone mingles and you
feel like you are part of one big, happy family. In addition to the beauty of
friendship and sense of equality, I particularly enjoy the fact that you won't
see here the spineless Jews with solemn faces, as you do in other towns. The
Hassid says sadness is a curse. Work God in happiness. For the Hassidim, it
is a mitzvah to be happy, a commandment. The Baal Shem Tov would say a man that
lives with joy fulfills the wish of his God. There are shtetls where after the
three meals at the ending of Shabat the Jews retain a sense of bitterness on
their faces. Extreme despair comes over them and they start saying Tehilim with
a whiny tune as if a dead person is in front of them and they are eulogizing
him. Here they say Hassidut. They tell wonderful tales and sing wonderful, melodic,
sweet tunes. It does not seem like a big deal, songs and tales, but I feel like
my soul rises to heaven and my heart fills with good feelings and aspirations
more than when I read the Mussar (moralizing) books.
The prayers are done here with special excitement. They give their heart and
soul in their prayer. It is never done in haste. Every word is pronounced slowly
with perfect enunciation and tune. Hassidut is discussed here often. One gives
drasha and explanation and the rest listen. I started going to hear drashot.
At the beginning it was a foreign thing to me, but slowly I started understanding.
The Hassidut teaches us to see man as a partner of God, helping God in the creation
of the world. Without the deed of the human beings here on earth, God could
hardly do much in heaven. The essence of man and his aim and desire is to be
God-like, to improve his personality and his deeds. The first Mitzvah, or commandment,
is to get rid of the "have," to stop putting such importance to small physical
bodily urges and to selfish desires. Man must remember that he is the sparkle
in the eyes of the creation, and that without him, the world means nothing.
The Hassidut will also teach us that the mitzvoth and bible studies must be
done out of love, and not out of fear. A man should not do the commandments
for his reward in heaven or the other world, but only for the sake of the commandment
and its goodness. The prayer to God is not only the words written in a book,
or the fasts and physical sacrifices, but it must heighten the spirits with
excitement and should be done with extreme concentration. If its done properly
it will transport the soul and enable it to reach higher levels of spirituality.
With the help of such prayers man would ascend from a physical being to one
that is one with God , one that has an unending splendor....
During the long winter nights, sometimes I find myself all alone in the shtetle,
and I study until midnight, sometimes even later. I wake up when I wish, sometimes
just before dawn. The short of it, is that I am free and independent, and I
do whatever I desire. I don't have anyone watching over me and I study what
I wish. In summer nights I stay awake all night and study, especially when there
is a full moon. I open all the windows, a light wind blows around me and I dive
with sweet tune into the passages of our scholars. Now I understand them and
I admire them. If I meet a very difficult passage and I cannot understand the
complicated ideas of our scholars, I have a solution. I stand with my face to
the wall and I say with deep reverence, "Ahavat Olam." And when I reach the
passage "Vten b'libanu bina l'haveen" I start begging, "God, open my heart and
light it so I can understand and comprehend the saying of your Torahs."
After saying that, my eyes open wide and my thinking becomes clear. I read the
passage again, slowly with no haste, and with deep concentration. God helps
me. After a short time the difficult passage is absolutely clear. "Yagata Umatzata
Taamim" - "The one that tries and studies hard at the end will comprehend."
That is what our sages said. Sometimes I feel drawn to something new, and not
to the Gammara, so I study the Midrash. Among the books I found in the synagogue
was a book Bchinat Olam. It is an extremely difficult book, but that does not
scare meÉ
Yuda son of Zusha Alperovitz-- A land owner and a Hassid
I study in the shteible of Yuda Zushas'. To a house of study they call here
shteble. Yuda Zushas' is a handsome Jew. Tall, with a round black beard, his
eyes are black and he has a very deep, penetrating stare. He is a serious person,
but usually a relaxed aura surrounds him. He is always dressed in a clean, and
elegant manner. Everyone says that he is a brilliant man, and has a thorough
knowledge of the Bible and the laws. His Hassidic lessons are very lively. He
also speaks Polish and Russian well. Even among the gentiles he is known as
a very smart and descent man. He has two children: a son and daughter. He also
adopted an orphan girl. He rents a land parcel from the wealthiest landlord
in the area, the Paritz. He has a pundak (a wine making and tasting establishment).
He owns a boarding house. In addition, he's has claims in numerous businesses
in the wood processing and clothing manufacturing industries. Many of the town
Jews work for him. He supplies for all of his relatives, and no one complains.
In spite of the fact that he has so many businesses, he finds time for the Torah
and every morning when morning prayers end, he reads from the OLam, a chapter
from the Mishnah. Between Mincha and Maariv he reads from "Ain Ya'akov".
I love to listen to his prayer when he is left all alone in the shteble. I especially
enjoy the Shabat prayer. On Shabat I eat at his house. After everyone else has
left the shteble, his son and I stay and wait for him. He faces the wall and
prays with excitement and his beautiful voice fills the room with pleasant sounds
and words of God. His prayers make you forget the rest of the world.
How beautiful is this house when we return from the synagogue! There are six
silver candle sticks with long candles standing on a very long table that is
covered with a white table-cloth. His wife, with her gentle, modest, yet proud
face, sits on the "tzena vereyena". The orphan girl and the daughter listen
intently to every word she reads.
Yuda Zoshas' starts signing "Shalom Alechem" in a sweet voice. Holy quietness
surrounds the home. The son, and I softly join the singing in hushed voices.
Now its time for him to bless the wine. We stand slightly bowing our heads.
He holds the big silver wine glass that is filled to the top. For a moment he'll
shut his eyes and fall into deep thought. And then, his voice lifts in song.
Each word vibrates the air. The holiness of the Shabat becomes a reality. I
breathe deeply and the experience fills me. We sit around the table, late into
the night when the fish is all eaten, and we sing "ezamer- beshvacheen". After
we are done with the noodles, the son will recite a Mishniot chapter that is
commonly told on Shabat.
Herschel the Tzadik (Righteous)
Another person who receives a lot of respect here, is Herschel the Tzadic. In
Kurenitz its not common to be honored with the title "tzadik." Herschel, a short,
skinny Jew, is always in a hurry and at all times, busy with some chore or another.
He is Yuda Zushas' assistant. The entire alcohol business is his responsibility-he
makes the wine, he measures and mixes it, he sells it and he registers the sales.
His other important job is to observe the sun. He watches for the sunrises and
sunsets. When he sees the first rays of the sun, he runs to all the houses of
prayer, and sets the clocks. His job is to ensure that all the town's clocks
are set in accordance with the sun, and with each other. In this way, the Jews
will not set, God forbid!, the schedule for the daily prayers at the wrong times,
or even worse, misjudge the time of the 'blessing of the candles' ceremony on
Shabat evenings.
One night, on the month of Shvat, everyone had tired of scanning the sky for
the moon. Not a single sighting of the moon had been reported. It was already
the last night, and still the ceremony of moon renewal had not ended. The Jews
sat late through the night, waiting and waiting, but all in vain. Eventually,
all departed and returned to their homes to sleep. I had already fallen into
a deep sleep, when all of a sudden, I was awakened by a loud knock on the window.
I approached the window and heard a voice scolding me, "Get up quickly!", and
announcing, "It's time to renew the moon." I washed my hands, got dressed, and
ran hastily outside. Outdoors, I saw many Jews who also were hurrying from their
beds, and were gathering from all corners.
As I later realized, Herschel the Tzadik hadn't slept the whole night. Instead,
he had sat awake, and waited. He had hoped, 'Maybe God would have pity after
all, and reveal the moon.' And as it turned out , Herschel the Tzadik hadn't
waited in vain. The moon appeared and immediately he woke up all of the neighbors,
and these neighbors woke up their other neighbors, until everyone was outside.
We stood in the shivering cold, but the moon was shining and the beautiful sounds
of the Jewish voices spread through the night air, and Herschel the Righteous,
beamed with happinessÉ
Chaim Zalman-My Friend
I have a friend in the shtetl. His name is Chaim Zalman. He's the one and only
son of Yuda Zushas'. He's only a few years older than I, but he is much taller
than I am, and skinny, like a lulav. His face is elongated and pale, with a
long nose, and long curly cues payas'. He is slightly sickly, and the doctors
from Vilna have ordered him to drink plenty of milk and eats raw eggs. The doctors
also recommended that he take walks in the fresh air. For this reason, his father,
Yuda Zusha, asked me to take a daily journey with Chaim. Every evening, even
during the winter time, we would stroll around the shtetl.
During the summer, and especially on weekends, we would take walks in the forest,
in addition to our evening stroll. There, we would lie under a tree and discuss
what a 'good Jew' is, the study of Hassidut, and everything that happens in
Heaven and Hell. Both of us were confident that he, respectively, knew everything
that happened in Heaven. On the other hand, we knew very little about what was
happening on Earth. Newspapers never reached our area, and strangers would never
visit.
One day, I learned about the world outside Kurenets. Here is a tale that concerns
a stranger who came to stay. One Shabat evening, Chaim Zalman approached me
in haste and asked me to come to his house at once. He said "I want to show
you something". I entered his home, and he pointed to a Paritz that was sitting
in the next room, eating gefilta fish. "The person you see here, is a Jew,"
said Chaim Zalman. "He's a lawyer from Vilna, and he's visiting our Paritz."
I stood there and observed the stranger carefully, from top to bottom. He had
no side burns! His beard was completely shaved, he ate without a kippa on his
head, and his whole face was un-Jewish- like. I couldn't believe what Chaim
Zalman had said to me. I went to his mother and asked if he had indeed told
me the truth. She answered me, sighing deeply, "Yes, yes, my dear, this one
is also a Jew."
At dusk, Yuda asked me to sleep in the same room with the guest. He explained
that the guest would get lonely, sitting alone at nightfall, and falling asleep
by himself. When I went to the guest's room, he welcomed me warmly. He was very
friendly and he spoke Yiddish eloquently, and with great depth of expression.
He asked what chapter I had studied in my Talmud studies and mentioned many
passages from different Talmudic chapters. He told me that just like me, he
had been a poor yeshiva boy, but that was many years ago now. Some good people,
he explained, had helped to put him on the right track, aiding him in becoming
educated and learning the ways of the world until he succeeded in becoming a
lawyer. While he was talking, I thought, "God forbid that this man truly exemplifies
what it means to have found the 'right track'!". Later he urged me, "Come with
me to Vilna, my dear, and there we'll make a man out of you." I thought, "Your
concept of what is a fine man is really foreign to me." As he spoke, he began
preparing for bed. Suddenly, I felt something was very wrong. This "cool" man
had taken his clothes off and he hadn't even bothered to put a talit. I began
to shiver, I felt anxious and uncomfortable at the idea of sleeping in the same
room as him. I left the room quickly, and didn't return That was, and still
is, the way the days in Kurenets pass. Life is good here, when I feel lonely
I walk to my fathers' home, visit my family, and then I go back to Kurenitz
to study the Torah..
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Exact Matches (104)
Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival
1. ...ostel Katzowitz Kriwitz 1900 21 Krivichi
2. Abram Katzowitz Suwalki 1904 2 Suvlaki
3. Alter Katzowitz 1895 8
4. Aschne Katzowitz 1895 22
5. Basche Katzowitz Taginow, Russia 1909 3 Dolginov?
6. Beile Katzowitz Usda 1898 24
7. Benjamen Katzowitz Dalhinso 1902 22 Dolhinov?
8. Bine Katzowitz Kriwik, Russia 1913 20 Krivichi
9. Borel Katzowitz 1905 30
10. Boruch Katzowitz Wilna, Wilna, Russia 1909 7 Vilna
11. Boruch Katzowitz Kurmitz, Russia 1910 0 Kurenitz
12. Bosse Katzowitz Russ. 1904 9
13. Cecile Katzowitz Paris, France 1915 30
14. Chaie Katzowitz Minsk, Russia 1913 17 Minsk
15. Chaim Katzowitz Austria 1893 15
16. Chaim Katzowitz Kirwitz 1903 18 Krivichi
17. Chaje Katzowitz 1895 31
18. Chaje-Ruchel Katzowitz Dorschitzi, Russia 1910 35 Doklshitz
19. Chamie Katzowitz Suwalki 1904 3 Suvlaki
20. Chane Katzowitz 1895 3
21. Chane Katzowitz Taginow, Russia 1909 6 Dolhinov
22. Chatze Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 7 Krivichi
23. Chiene Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 10 Krivichi
24. Chwales Katzowitz Wilna, Russia 1911 60 Vilna
25. Clara Katzowitz Eli..., Romania, Russia 1913 32
26. Dweire Katzowitz Wilna, Wilna, Russia 1909 36 Vilna
27. Dwoire Katzowitz Suwalki 1904 27 Suvlaki
28. Eisich Katzowitz Minsk 1904 5 Minsk
29. Ester Katzowitz 1895 5
30. Ester Katzowitz Kirwitz 1903 16 Krivichi
31. Ester Katzowitz Minsk 1904 10 Minsk
32. Ester Katzowitz Baltermann, Russia 1910 55
33. Frume Katzowitz Taginow, Russia 1909 38 Dolginov
34. Gittel Katzowitz 1903 19
35. Gittel Katzowitz Russ. 1904 11
36. Golde Katzowitz Austria 1893 17
37. Gutman Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 8 Krivichi
38. Hirsch Katzowitz Kawicz 1902 25 Krivichi
39. Hirsch Katzowitz Taginow, Russia 1909 9 Dolginov
40. Hirsch Katzowitz Dorschitzi, Russia 1910 10 Dokshitzi
41. Isaak Katzowitz Taginow, Russia 1909 11 Dolhinov
42. Ishmuel Katzowitz Wilmo 1903 20 Vilna
43. Itke Katzowitz Minsk 1904 30 Minsk
44. Itte Katzowitz 1895 24
45. Itzchok Katzowitz Kurmitz, Russia 1910 14 Kurenitz
46. Itzig Katzowitz Kriewitch 1906 21 Krivichi
47. Jacob Katzowitz Galdnico, Hungary 1908 10
48. Jankel Katzowitz 1895 37
49. Jankel Katzowitz Buttrisnancy 1903 18
50. Jankel Katzowitz Kurmitz, Russia 1910 50 Kurenitz
51. Josef Katzowitz Baltermann, Russia 1910 58
52. Jossel Katzowitz Kriwicz 1903 20 Krivichi
53. Lea Katzowitz Taginow, Russia 1909 9 Dalginov
54. Lea Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 15 Krivichi
55. Leah Katzowitz 1895 22
56. Leie Katzowitz Molodozna 1900 18 Molodechno
57. Leie Katzowitz Kurmitz, Russia 1910 5 Kurenitz
58. Leiser Katzowitz Swier 1902 32 Svir
59. Lesche Katzowitz Kurmitz, Russia 1910 48 Kurenitz
60. Libe Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 5 Krivichi
61. Mandel Katzowitz Lwazon 1899 26
62. Mania Katzowitz Kamiskin, Russia 1923 13
63. Max Katzowitz New York City 1922 27
64. Mer Katzowitz 1895 2
65. Michle Katzowitz Russia 1910 20
66. Mirke Katzowitz Dokszye, Russia 1910 21 Dokshitzi
67. Moinhe Katzowitz Neuhof, Russia 1910 21
68. Moische Katzowitz Teltomaniz 1906 18
69. Mortre Katzowitz Wilno, Rus. 1906 40 Vilna
70. Mottel Katzowitz Krewitz, Russia 1910 17
71. Peisach Katzowitz Jlie 1903 34 Ilia
72. Rachel Katzowitz 1895 17
73. Rachel Katzowitz Dunilowitz 1900 17 Danilovitz
74. Rachiel Katzowitz Russia, Warwa 1911 0
75. Rafael Katzowitz Chewinsh, Russia 1912 18
76. Rijol Katzowitz Butremany 1900 17
77. Riwke Katzowitz Austria 1893 50
78. Riwke Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1907 20 Krivichi
79. Ruwin Katzowitz Eli..., Romania, Russia 1913 6
80. Salmann Katzowitz Dokazyc, Russia 1909 21 Dokshitzi
81. Salmen Katzowitz Dorschitzi, Russia 1910 7 Dokshitzi
82. Samuel Katzowitz Minsk 1899 19 Minsk
83. Sarah Katzowitz 1895 42
84. Scheindel Katzowitz 1895 5
85. Schepsel Katzowitz Danilowiczi, Russia 1913 20 Danilovitz
86. Sch...lern Katzowitz Milejka, Russia 1913 36 Vilejka
87. Schlome Katzowitz 1895 6
88. Schmerl Katzowitz Slonin, Russia 1910 19 Slonim
89. Schweier Katzowitz 1895 26
90. Sima Katzowitz Russia, Warwa 1911 31
91. Sime Katzowitz Krasin 1904 6 Krasna
92. Slate Katzowitz 1895 65
93. Solaman Katzowitz Wilna, Russ. 1906 21 Vilna
94. Soloman M. Katzowitz London 1904 27
95. Sore Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 40 Krivichi
96. Sore Katzowitz Russia, Warwa 1911 3
97. Sosche Katzowitz Kriwitz, Russia 1909 9 Krivichi
98. Sosja Katzowitz Dorschitzi, Russia 1910 4 Dokshitzi
99. Wolf Katzowitz Wilna 1905 35 Vilna
100. Wolff Katzowitz 1895 8
1. Breine Kazowitz 1895 30
2. Chajo Pesche Kazowitz 1896 18
3. Joel Kazowitz 1896 16
4. Libe Kazowitz 1896 6
5. Salman Kazowitz Kurniz 1906 15 Kurenitz
6. Zeitel Kazowitz Slovim 1905 24 Slonim
