(filled in by his son), his father's name is listed as Jacob Deutsch.
The same son filled out Minnie's death certificate. Her birthplace is listed as Kurinitz and her father's name as Isadore Norman.
marla also writes;
My great grandfather David was born around 1848 and died at the age of 83 in Chicago in 1931.
According to my father's first cousin, he may have had another wife (but I don't know if this was before or after Minke). Minke came to the US in 1907 with her youngest children, my grandfather Moische (Melvin) and his sister Ueche (Edna eldest son, Abe, came over first and settled in the Spokane area. His name in America became TAITCH. The next son, Morris, settled in the Akron, OH areaand his name became DAITCH in the U.S. Samuel, Herman, Rose and Ed became DEUTSCHes and settled in Chicago. Herman, Samuel and my grandfather, Melvin, became dentists and all had practices in the Chicagoarea. I also know that David raised his children in a very strict, Orthodox environment.
Here is a picture of David and Minnie Deutsch (Daitch? Taitch), who emigrated to Chicago from Dunilovichi. David's place of birth was listed as Buda on the ship's manifest. On his death certificate
(filled in by his son), his father's name is listed as Jacob Deutsch.
The same son filled out Minnie's death certificate. Her birthplace is
listed as Kurinitz and her father's name as Isadore Norman.My best for a happy, healthy and prosperous new year. May 2004 bring
peace and harmony to all!Regards,Marla Deutsch
#p3-51:
The Grejcer family ( in Retchki, Kurenitz or Vilejka) - Back row: Dora Gordon (nee Grejcer - daughter) and son, Sarah Kugel (nee Grejcer - daughter) and sons; front row: Hena Grejcer (mother), Mr. Kugel. Credit; Gene Richards
#p3-52:
Hena and Dvora
Rachel Grejcer (probably in Retchki, Kurenitz or Vilejka - mother and
granddaughter, Dorothy Richards/McKenna in America).
Credit; Gene Richards
#p3-53:
Israel Isaac Grejcer and
nephew ( Retchki, Kurenitz or
Vileika
Vileika).
Credit; Gene Richards
#p3-56:
Sarah Kugel (nee Grejcer
- probably Retchki, Kurenitz or Vileika).
Credit; Gene Richards
#p3-57:
Rochel (Skolnick) Weiner (Rachel in USA)
Girl = Scheine Weiner (Sadie in USA)
boy = Asie Weiner (Izzy, then Irving in USA)
Use as you will. regards,
Arnold Rabinowitz
#p3-58:
(reverse of #p3-57)
#p3-59:
Yehuda, son of Shalom Cheres. In Poland after the war
#p3-60:
Dita, Daughter of Shalom Cheres. In Poland after the war
#p3-61:
Israel N. Alpert ca 1915
my grandfather, Israel Noach Alperowitz, b. Globoyke/Luzhki , April
1883.
taken in Watertown, NY.
We believe that my twice great grandfather was either Hyman Joseph or
Hyman Zalmon Alperowitz of Kurenets.
Cheryl Alpert Sofer
#p3-62:
Abraham J.,(Israel's father) Esther and Herman Alpert
ca 1918. Watertown, NY. My great grandfather, Abraham J. Alperowitz,
b.
Kurenets July 14, 1858. He is with my father Herman (Chaim Zalmon)
Alpert, and my dad's sister Esther. We believe that my twice great
grandfather was either Hyman Joseph or Hyman Zalmon Alperowitz of
Kurenets.
Cheryl Alpert Sofer
#p3-63:
Rav Dov Berel Uszpol/ Oshful/ Ushpol is sitting in the middle
Rav Shlomo Elie Uszpol, a opuster hasid, (Reb Berel's father) was the
rabbi of Kurenets. He was killed with his family and the Jewish
community of Sventzian in
1942.
to read A Little Bit From A Lot by Rabbi Yitzhak Dov Oshpal go to
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kurenets/kur080.html
#p3-64:
Zvia Even Shoshan was born in Kurenets to Raphael Kagan and Ester
Gitel nee Finkel of Rakov. She married Avraham Even Shoshan who was
born in Minsk. In the picture c. 1939 she is with her children, Dafna
and Yuval
#p3-65:
Rosa, the daughter of Sholem and Zvia Finkel of Rakov, with her
grandchildren; Yuval and Dafna Even Shoshan. Rosa married writer Chaim
Rosenstein /Rabinovitz
who was born in Radishkovich. Chaim and Rosha lived in Minsk with sons
(writers) Shlomo and Avraham Even Shoshan ( they both came to
Palestine in 1925) . Zvia, The mother of Dafna and Yuval Even Shoshan,
was born in Kurenets in 1910.
submitted by Dafna.
#p3-72:
??? (?????) ??
Moshe ( Michael) Katz was born in Kurenets in 1929. The family escaped to the forests of now Belarus on the day of rhe killing in September of 1942. Most of the family survived. Moshe' oldest brother was killed while fighting. Moshe came to Israel in 1950 on the ship Galila. He is a father of 3 and grandfather of 6
#p3-73:
Sara Leah Zimerman born in Kurenets in 1888
(picture and information from ancestry.com)
#p3-74:
Ite Chodosh nee Budgor was born in Svir to Motl Budgor and Henie nee Patashnik. She was married. Prior to WWII she lived in Kurnic, Poland. During the war she was in Ghetto. Ite perished in the Shoah. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Dec-2007 by her niece Esther, a Shoah survivor.
#p3-75:
Moshe Mordechai Perec was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1920 to Yisrael
and Ita nee Alperovitz. He was single. Prior to WWII he lived in
Kurenets, Poland. During the war he was in Kurenets, Poland. Moshe was
murdered in 1942 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 22. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his cousin.
#p3-76:
Zeev Kupershtock was born in Kurenets, Poland to Mordechai Leib and Ester Chana. He was a flourmiller and married to Sheina. Prior to Zeev was murdered in Wilejka
#p3-77:
Haim Zalman Alperowich was born in Kurenets in 1903 to Moshe Beniamin and Chaia Tzipa. He was married to ChanaTzipi. Prior to Haim was murdered in 1943 in Wilejka camp at the age of 40. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his brother Yehoshua of Haifa.
#p3-78:
Cira Alperovitch was born in Korenetz, Poland to Mikhael and Nekhama. Cira was murdered in 1942 in Korenetz at the age of 30. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her nephew Yehoash Alperovich.
#p3-79:
Malca Alperowics was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1910 to Beniamin and Tzipa. She was a housewife and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war she was in Kurenets, Poland. Malca was murdered in 1942 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 32. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by herbrother Yehoshua
#p3-81:
Frejda Alperowicz nee Alperovitz was born in Kurzeniec, Poland in 1888
to Monia. She was a shop owner and married to Mikhael. Prior to WWII
she lived in Glubokie, Poland. Poland. Frejda was murdered/perished
in 1943 in Glubokie, Poland at the age of 55. Picture was given by her
son Pinchas of Israel.
#p3-82:
Chaim Yisroel Gurevich
Birth: 1855
Kurenets
Death: September 9, 1942 (87) (murdered by the Nazis with wife and daughter)
Immediate Family:
Son of Zalman Uri Gurevich and Sarah Gurevitz
Husband of Cheyena Devorah Briskin Gurevitz and Toibe Raizel Gurevitz
Father of Chaya Esther Reich; Rachel; Abraham Elia HORWITZ Gurevitz; Joshua Heshel Gurevitz; Isaac Elchanan HORWITZ Gurevitz and Samuel HORWITZ Gurevitz; Maxwell HURWITZ Gurevitz and Leah Benes
Brother of Leba Shafer; Mordechai Gurevich; Yaakov 'Yankel' Spektor; Perla Gurevich and Chana Alperovitz
#p3-83:
Nechemia Alperovich
Birth:
1912
Kurenets, Minsk Province, Belarus
Death:
2011 (99)
Ein Shemer, Israel (old age)
Immediate Family:
Son of Moshe Alperovich and Beila Alperovich
Husband of Zlata Alperovitz and Nechama Alperovich
Father of Dalia Ofek; Miriam Alperovich and Shlomit
Brother of Chaia Stirel Alperovitz
#p3-84:
Beila Alperovich (Zeidel)
Birth:
circa 1885
Šven?ionys, Šven?ionys district municipality, Vilnius County, Lithuania
Death:
September 9, 1942 (57)
Belarus (murdered by the nazis)
Immediate Family:
Wife of Moshe Alperovich
Mother of Chaia Stirel Alperovitz and Nechemia Alperovich
#p3-85:
Chaia Stirel Alperovitz Alperovich)
Birth:
1910 - Kurenets
Death:
Sep 9 1942 - Kurenets, Murdered by the Nazis.
Parents:
Moshe Alperovich and Beila Alperovich (born Zeidel)
Brother:
Nechemia Alperovich passedaway at age 99 in kibutz Ein Shemer.
#p3-86:
Chaia Stirel Alperovitz in Vilna
#p3-87:
Golda Alperovitz
#p3-88:
Jacob Alperovicz and his grandchildren Rachel and Reuven Ancelevicz taken shortly before Jacob (Yankel) left for the U.S. to live with his son, Martin, whom he had not seen for about 25 years.
#p3-89:
These are two grandchildren, the children of his daughter Basia Ancelevic Basia Ancelevic nee Alperovitz with family
#p3-90:
Aba Castrol
#p3-91:
Zelig and Chaia Rachel Castrol