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#bdr-1: Tema Bader (Schanzer/Schantzer) and her husband Jacob Bader Son of Isaak Moses Bader and Hena BaderBoth born in Krakow c 1870. They perished in the holocaust with some of their children. |
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#bdr-3: Joseph Bader |
#bdr-4: Issac Bader Birth: circa 1890 |
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#bdr-5: Pauline Klein (Bader) Death: circa 1943 |
#bdr-6: Nathan Bader |
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#bdr-7: Joan Ruth Ginsburg (Bader), Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Sister of Marilyn Elsa Bade |
#bdr-8: Salomea BaderBirth: 1910 Death: Stutthof, Concentration Camp Immediate Family: Daughter of Joseph Bader and Rachel Gutta Bader Sister of Moshe Bader; Osias Yehoshua Bader; Leah Lewkowicz (Bader); Rosa Bader; Isaak Bader; Rivka (Rebecca) Oscherowitz (Bader and Zinna Bader |
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#bdr-9: Jacob Bader Son of Isaak Moses Bader and Hena Bader born in Krakow c1870 perished in the holocaust |
#bdr-10: I have been adding to "Geni" some missing profiles for the Bader family that originated in Krakow c1800 (when Jews had to take a last name.) The family includes the paternal ancestors of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Her father Nathan was the grandson ofIsaak Moses Bader (Isaak Moses was born in Krakow in 1841) and Yetta Bader (Levy). Issac and my husband's grandmother share relatives. The mother of Isaak Moses was Yocheved/Jachwet Bader (Birnbaum) she is an aunt of my husband's second cousin thrice removed . Much of the Bader family tree could be found online https://www.ics.uci.edu/~dan/genealogy/Krakow/Families/Bader.html and for the Birnbaum family https://www.ics.uci.edu/~dan/genealogy/Krakow/Families/Birnbaum.html We should all be very thankful to Dan Hirschberg for posting the entire births, marriages and deaths of Jewish Krakow online. Dan accepts and adds new information from family members of those listed. Why do I care about the Bader tree? The DNA of my husband, my brother and myself matched Adi (nee Adolf) Bader and his daughter (another Ruth Bader) We all triangulate with the same segments on chromosome 10. It might be the key to one of the ways my husband and I are related. I know that my mother is not related to my husband. they did not match. It is my father who most likely is related to both of his parents which gives us the prediction (by all companies we loaded the DNA that we are second cousins! ( we are not) On chromosome 10 in the same place my husband matches two maternal first cousins of my father and a second cousin of my husband from his mother side (a granddaughter of a Rakower from Krakow with a long ancestry there). My paternal grandmother Lola daughter of Yehuda ben Avraham Chait and Asna (daughter of Zusia Kriger and Gitel nee Shenker(??) told me that her family was in Lithuania for only two generations. I was so busy video recording her that I neglected to ask where they came from. I find records of the birth of Lola, her cousins and her siblings in Pasvalys, Birzai and Ponevitzes all between 1895- 1910 with the names of their parents and grandparents. I find no records before that. Could they have come from Krakow to Lithuania c1860? . The picture shows the triangulating match my brother and I have with the Baders on my husband's chromosomes map. |
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#bdr-11: Isaak Moses Bader's great grandchildren |
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