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In an e-mail dated 15 Dec 2007 Glenn SADIN stated that his father Leonard gave Michel's name as Moishe. This was Michel's grandfather's brother's name. Moishe is Yiddish for Moses and was probably Michel's Hebrew name. The Latvian State Archive gave his name as Michel. On Jeannie's birth certificate he used the name Michael whilst in USA he was known as Max | ZHERDIN Michel aka Max (I0008)
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In an e-mail dated 15 Dec 2007 Glenn SADIN states that his father's birth certificate gave his name as Lewis however throughout his entire life he was known as Leonard. He added that on his birth certificate it states that he was born on 21 February 1920. In fact he was born just after midnight on 22 February 1920 and this was corrected shortly after his birth. Glenn added that his Yiddish name was Labela pronounced Laybella. This is the kinnuim of the Jewish name Lieb which was his grandfather's name. Jewish names are either shemot ha-kodesh i.e. sacred names or kinnuim i.e. non-sacred names | SADIN Leonard (I0483)
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In an e-mail dated 17 December 2007 Glenn Sadin wrote that Leonard was born in the family apartment in Spanish Harlem, the family lived in South Bronx for a few years and then moved to Bennett Ave, Washington Heights in the 1930's where they lived until the mid 70's | ZHERDIN Michel aka Max (I0008)
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In an e-mail dated 17th March 2018 Cynthia Kaufman Noble wrote
"My grandmother Rose (her English name) was born in November of 1901 according to the document. What I heard was that her birthday was celebrated on the Hebrew calendar - and the date difference created some confusion, because it never occurred on the same Julian calendar day. She was beautiful. 5?0. Dark hair and turquoise blue eyes. Fantastic laugh and smile. She was active in Haddassah and the Temple. She lived in Dade County, Miami in her later years, after she left Spring Valley. Looking back on our conversations, she was very traumatized by what happened to her parents or grandparents. She was in her 70s when she told me the story. She spoke of her ?Father?being run thru with a sword and left to die on the steps of the temple for three days. She spoke of her ?Mother? pssibly perishing in a fire. She also refers to her Mother as Channah. So that was confusing to me. The names Miriam and Rachel also were spoken of. There was confusion about my Hebrew name - my Mother told me it was Channah Miriam, but Grandma Rose vehemently(!!!!) insisted it was Channah Rachel named for her side of the family. Rachel was eaiser to write in Hebrew than Miriam, so I went with that and made my grandmother happy. | KIKMAN Rochel (I240)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WILLIAMS Maureen Ann (I3257)
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In an e-mail dated 18th October 2013 Tantara Fox-Stillwell wrote"My Grandpa had told my mum many times that the Factory he and his brothers established made clothing for Harrods and Marks and Spencer's. He also had association with the Cray Twins and Alan Sugar and he was a member of the British Boxing Federation. Growing up my mum remembered him having a chauffeur who would drive him to London everyday.
I am told he was a great singer and he always said he was in the entertainment core of the army , my mum said she is not sure how true that was .
My granpa moved to cyprus the last years of his life as he only retired when he was 74 ,and spent 4 years in Cyprus until his health
deteriorated and he returned to the uk and passed away two years later .
He was laid to rest in the Jewish section of Hove cemetery in Sussex."
| FOX Jacob (I3240)
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In an e-mail dated 19 June 2009 Zvi Harzion says:-
I would like to update data about the birth of Josef Ziwjan.
At the "project names" it is written that he was born at 1898 at Rezekne.
His name appears both at Rezekne as well at Riga.
I have found at "raduraksti" a record about Josef-Haim Ziwjan's birth at Rezekne.Dz1900 Rezekne page 10, rec. no. 11 which is also written in Hebrew as well.
Josef-Haim was born at Feb 1 1900 instead at the year 1898 as was written at the "project names".
Josiph-Haim?s mother was called Hana-Sara whose maiden was Caidan (or Kaidan ) .The maiden of Hana-Sara (Caidan ) is known to me from contact with some of Benzion's descendants in Israel and outside Israel and from the "project names".
Josef-Haim?s siblings were Dweira-Ita Streicher (b. 1907 03 10) , Hasia (b. 1913), Hava-Rivka Blumberg (b. 1902 01 07). I have found also records at 1895 ,1896 and 1897 about 2 other Benzion's children who passed away while they were small children and some unproven hints about their's ancestor who was born before 1800 ,maybe from Dinaburg.
| ZIWJAN Joseph-Haim (I3705)
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In an e-mail dated 19 September 2007 Stanley Diamond, Executive Director of Jewish Records Indexing-Poland notified me that in 1903 Szmul Hersz ZAWADSKI died in Kielce, Poland. This is the name that I had thought was attributable to Samuel Harris ZAVADSKY. Mayer ZAWADSKY, on his naturalization papers gave his birth place as Chechin, Poland which may well have been Cheçiny, Poland | ZAWADSKI Szmul Hersz (I2645)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | KICKMAN Trevor Eric (I2267)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | YUSTER Richard (I4239)
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In an e-mail dated 24 May 2010 Renee Stern Steinig, a researcher stated:-
Henach Kikman sailed to St. John, New Brunswick, Canada, aboard the SS Lake Champlain. He arrived in Canada on Nov. 21, 1903, and then continued on to the U.S.
This immigration route was so common that Canada permitted American immigration agent to process immigrants in Canada before they crossed the border.
He was naturalized in Eastern District Court, Brooklyn, New York, on 10 June 1942 -- Petition #5329618.
His Petition for Naturalization states that he went from Halifax, Canada, to Newport, Vermont. Perhaps he crossed the U.S.-Canada border at Newport and continued by railroad, first to Boston, then on to New York City.
| KAUFMAN Chanuch (I2304)
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In an e-mail dated 25 August 2014 Judith SHARP wrote
There were five children to Sarah & Morris. Isadore, Charles, Constance, Frank and Anita. This is in order of their ages.
| PENCHANSKY Sarah (I2963)
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In an e-mail dated 25 August 2014 Judith SHARP wrote
My mother is Minnie Anita Goldstein. I was always told that her father died when she was 3 years old (maybe 5 years old.
| GOLDSTEIN Morris (I2962)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | KRICHEVSKAYA Tanya (I2669)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F319
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In an e-mail dated 29 July 2007 Yael Ofir sates that Rivka's married name was SKLIROVITZ, or SKLYAROVITZ or SKLAROVITZ and she lived at Rehov Hayam, Hadera, Israel. I have information that shows her sister Chana married a man named SHKLIAROVITCH. A Page of Testimony for Eliezer ZEVIN was submitted by his niece Rivka SARAGUSI on 13 April 1999. This might be the same person. | PRESMA Rifka (I3024)
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In an e-mail dated 29 July 2007 Yael Ofir states that Tsafrira's married name is LEVIN and that she lived in Kefar Giladi, Israel. This kibbutz was the home, and burial place, of Jenta ZHERDIN and Myer-David MEDNICOV. The witness to Sheina-Feiga PRESMA's wedding in Varaklani, Latgale, Latvia was a Leiba LEVIN. The probability was that Tsafrira and her husband were cousins. | PRESMA Tsafrira (I3022)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ZIWJAN Naftali Avraham (I3709)
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In an e-mail dated 3 June 2007 Vladimir Salita wrote the following:-
I am working on Jewish family list (LDS films) for Novgorod Seversk uyezd (region), Chernigov gubernia, Ukraine. I am working on these records because My father was born there and met my mother there.
My grandmother Sora BEITELMAN (nee KWIN) and her brother Boruch KWIN together with his wife Bluma ZHERDIN moved there from Dvinsk (now Daugvpils, Latgale, Latvia) before or during WWI. Probably, Boruch moved there first and Sora with Yakov BEITELMAN followed on later.
After 1919 Latvia became an independent state, and all contacts between the Latvian relatives and Ukraine relatives were broken. Only after USSR annexed Latvia, in 1950's could grandma Sora visit her relatives in Daugvpils.
Boruch's family and Sora's family lived together, in one house in village named Pirogovka, Novgorod-Seversk uyezd before late 1930s. Ida KWIN has confirmed that fact.
I suppose that Leib ZHERDIN invited Boruch to move to Pirogovka to get job there. Later Sora with Yakov BEITELMAN, who was a mechanic, moved and joined Boruch with Bluma. It has always been a puzzle to me why they moved from Dvinsk to the Ukraine. Now I think they moved because Bluma ZHERDIN had her nephew Leib already working there and he found them work.
| ZHERDIN Leib (I2883)
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In an e-mail dated 3 September 2011 Melville GOLDBAUM stated "Note the name Deborah Kopeter on Yetta' birth certificate and as Deborah Cawpeto on Morris's birth certificate is almost certainly due to the registrar recording it inaccurately bearing in mind that both Tauba's and Gershon's command of English at that time was very limited."
| KOPYTO Tauba (I2496)
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In an e-mail dated 3 September 2011 Melville GOLDBAUM stated "Tauba, Gershon and my father Samuel (b. 6 Nov 1911 Warsaw) all arrived in England on 20 Jul 1920."
| GOLDBAUM Gershon (I2495)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F220
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | GOLDSMITH David (I0535)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SILVERMAN Michael (I3186)
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In August 2013 Jacqui and I met Rachel and Vashti BERMAN together with Paul BERMAN and Sari from America. Sari was the daughter of Morris BERMAN who was the son of Abraham BERMAN. I have no doubt that the family name was BERMAN.
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| BAIREN Annie (I2483)
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In e-mails dated 22 and 23 February 2010 Renee Steinig (a researcher) provided details of a Max and Fanny ZAWADSKI on the 1930 US Census that are followed by a Benjamin and Betty SHILL with their son Samuel. It states that Betty, age 26 was born in England to Russian born parents.
It is possible that Betty is Elizabeth, whose Jerwish name was Pesie, and that Samuel was named after his grandfather. | ZAWADSKI Moszek Mendel aka Max (I3751)
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In June 2013 Vashti and Rachel BERMAN said the Bessie TOBOVITCH worked for Philip DOBKIN in South London.
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| BAIREN Annie (I2483)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that Hava was the daughter of Movsha Fried from Rezekne | FRIED Movsha (I2734)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that he belonged to the Jewish community in Varaklani. According to the 1897 First All Russian Census Salman-Noson, Haja-Enta, Ruvin-Jankel-Getzel, Tauba-Mera, Ziva-Esther and Haim-Benze all lived in the house of Nochin Diment apt. 2 in Skolnaya Street, Varaklani | PRESMA Zalman-Nison (I3016)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that he belonged to the Rezekne Jewish Community. | KADESH Hirsh (I2729)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that he lived at 26 Blaumana Street Riga and from 1936 was a ritual slaughterer in Aluksne. The book Latvia Synagogues and Rabbis 1918-1940 states that he graduated from the Jewish seminary and became a ritual slaughterer.
Yad Vashem Pages of Testimony submitted by sister-in-law Miriam Gurevitz | ZHERDIN Mosus (I1610)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that Hershel Portnoi,lived in the house of Tschertkov on Sondorskaya Street. Also living in the house was his brother-in-law Movsha-Mordchel | ZHERDIN Movsha-Mordchel (I0007)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that in 1897 he, his mother Stira, brothers and sisters lived in the house of Zherdin at Sondorskaya Street, Preili. This indicates he married after 1897. In 1935 they lived at 11 Brivibas Street, Preili and was registered in the Jewish community of Preili. | ZHERDIN Jankel-Mendel (I1605)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that in 1927 she lived at 10 Sondorskyaya Street then 37 Saules Street, Daugavpils and then 65 Stabu Street, Riga | ZHERDIN Hiena-Sheina (I1608)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that in the 1875 Revision List it mentions Movsha son of Jankel who lived in Daugvpils(formerly Dvinsk). The Archive supposes that he was Lieb's brother. They also wrote about Jankel-Mendel son of Movsha born in Preili on 10 Jan 1895. Because of the location, dates and names I have assumed that this Movsha was my grandfather's brother. They also wrote that in 1897 Movsha's wife Stira lived with her sons and daughters indicating that Movsha may well have been dead and that there was more than one child. | ZHERDIN Movsha (I1509)
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In May 2004 the Latvian State Historic Archive wrote that the marriage record shows that Smuel-Meyer was a widower and was divorced. | KODESH Smuel-Myer (I2731)
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In Solomon KIKMAN's Alien Registration Book the birthplace for Sarah FOX is either Plock or Plotsk. The book "Where We Once Walked" records Plock with the alternative names of Plotsk and Plotsk (90km N.E. of Lodz).
Mick Fox said that when he was young letters came from Poland addressed to Henry Foux.
Millie White said that in Poland the family name was Fuchs. This is compatable with him describing himself as a German Resident with German Nationality.
Sarah's K'tuba records states Sora daughter of Mr. Moshe Lieb ha Levi | FOX Moses Leib (I2238)
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In the 1897 First All Russian Census there is the following entry:-
In Dvinsk living at Offitzerskaya st. House of Sokovski Apt 6a in a house made from wood with a shingle roof are the following:-
KWIN Kasriel, son of Jankel, Male, Head of the household age 47, place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, can read and write, place of studies was at home, occupation Melamed
KWIN Rokha, daughter of Judel, Female, Wife, age 46, place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, cannot read or write, Supported by husband
KWIN Borukh, son of Kasriel, Male, Son, age 25, place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, can read and write, place of studies was at home, occupation Clerk in an inn
KWIN Movsha, son of Kasriel, Male, Son, age 12 , place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, cannot read and write, Supported by father
KWIN Khaika, daughter of Kasriel, Female,Daughter, age 22 place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, can read and write, place of studies was at home, occupation Gloves maker's worker
KWIN Liba, daughter of Kasriel, Female, Daughter, age 20, place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, can read and write, place of studies was at home, occupation Shop assistant
KWIN Gutka, daughter of Kasriel, Female, Daughter, age 18, place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, can read and write, place of studies was at home, occupation Gloves maker's worker
KWIN Sora, daughter of Kasriel, Female, Daughter, age 15, place of birth Dvinsk, place of registration Dvinsk, religion Jew, language spoken at home Yiddish, cannot read and write, Supported by father
This translation was provided by Christine USDIN in October 2012
| KWIN Kasriel (I2657)
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In the 1911 Census Nathan LASHER, age 21, single, a cap machinist for a cap maker, born in Poland and still a Polish national lived with Hyman MOVSHIVITZ, also a cap machinist age 36 and married with 4 children at 20 Hogarth House, Commercial Road. | LASHER Nathan (I3810)
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In the Census for England in 1921 it shows living at 7 Tasburg Buildings in 3 rooms the following:-
Harris TOBOVITCH, head, age 49 years 2 months, male, married, born, Russia, Dvinsk ( now known as Daugavpils, Latvia ), nationality, Russian resident, gentleman's tailor, employer Leopold Wilson, Clothier Manufacturer of 22 Aldgate.
N.B. The age shown on this Census differs with 1911 Census and marriage certificate although the same as his death certificate.
Annie TOBOVITCH, wife, age 33 years 7 months, female, married, born Russia, Valkemir (now know as Ukmerge, Lithuania), Russian resident.
Jacob TOBOVITCH, son, 14 years 4 months, male, both (parents) alive, born Whitechapel, London, British born part time education.
Michael TOBOVITCH, son, 12 years 4 months, male, both (parents) alive, born Whitechapel, London, British born, whole time education.
Bessie TOBOVITCH, daughter, 10 years 4 months, female, both (parents) alive, born Whitechapel, London, British born, whole time education.
Sidney TOBOVITCH, son, 9 years 6 months, male, both (parents) alive, born Whitechapel, London, British born, whole time education.
Myer TOBOVITCH, son, 6 years 7 months, male, both (parents) alive, born St Georges, London, British born.
Gershon TOBOVITCH, son, 3 years 1 month, male both (parents) alive, born City Road Hospital, London, British born. | TOBOVITCH Harris (I2482)
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In the Nowogrod register in for the year 1889 Akt 30 was filed by Aron Kaufman, Akt 31 and 32 by Szlema Kikman and Akt 33 by Ick Kaufman. Obviously all three were related and went to register together. Because of this I have assumed that Ick and Aron are brothers. In between their record was registered the birth of Izrael Lipkiewicz. In 1836 Israel's grandfather Leyba Libkiewicz married Cyma Kaufman. I am therefore assuming that Abram, their son was going to register a birth with his cousins | LIPKIEWICZ Israel Gerszek (I3489)
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Include in 1920 US Census as Alex Portnoi. | PORTNOI Albert (I0515)
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Informant on Henry KUTNER's death certificate | KUTNER Nathan (I4104)
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Informant on Rose KUTNER's death certificate | KUTNER Abraham (I4116)
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Information from Ancestry.com (not verified)
Addresses for Morris
August 1907. 64 Vallance Road, London, England.
1910. 85 Hanover Street, Monroe, New York USA
1912. 77 Tower Bridge Road, London, England.
1916. Monroe, New York, USA.
1920 and 1930 Census same address
Travel
5 March 1910 depart Liverpool,England to New York,USA. This date conflicts with arrival date.
10 June 1916 depart Liverpool, England
3 June 1948 arrived Southampton, England with Bessie
| BERMAN Morris (I4856)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | BIRNE David Lawrence (I0222)
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Isadore had brown eyes, brown hair and a fair complexion. | PORTNOI Isidore (I0517)
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Israel AMDUR and Leah AMDUR were both born at 25 Kinder Street on 11 January 1893 and 16 September 1894 respectively.
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| KICKMAN Debbe (I0031)
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It is probable that David had died before his grandson was born in 1864 | ZHERDIN David (I2967)
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It is probable that the KELER family is the same as the KELLER and KEILER family of future generations. At the time of Zelik's birth Jewish people in Poland did not have surnames. The Jewish naming system would have been Pinchus ben Zelik (Pinchus son of Zelik). The Polish name Pinchus Zelikowicz means Pinchus son of Zelik. The surname KELER has been added for clarity as to the family line being followed and to bring his name in line with modern practice. | KELER Pinchus Zelikowicz (I2363)
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