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The Minsk
Gubernia, Belarus (Belorussia) town also known as:
| Chedrin | Shchedryn | Seliba* |
| Scadryn | Shedrin | |
| Schedrin | Shtchedrin | | | Shchedrino | Zhedrin | |
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Index
About Schedrin
Bobruisk, Belarus
Jewish Genealogy Links
Maps of Schedrin, Bobruisk (Babrujsk), Belarus (Belorussia)
Miscellaneous Information
Schedrin
Families
Schedrinners in the New World
About
Schedrin
Founding of Schedrin, by Joseph Schneersohn
History of the Family
Golodetz, by Dr. Lazar Golodetz
Shchedrin,
Nahum Goldmann Museum
Sara
Plotkin: An Oral History (Excerpt)
Beloved
Schedrin, by Chayim Yeshinovsky (Bobruisk Yiskor Book, p. 806)
In
Shedrin, by Y. L. Katznelson (Bobruisk Yiskor Book, p. 806)
Soviet
Schedrin, by Yehuda Slutsky (Bobruisk Yiskor Book, p. 821-824)
A
Schedrin/Bobruisk Travelogue, by Sheldon Benjamin and Family
From
Schedrin to Pittsburgh...and Back Again
Schedrin
2008: Essay and Photos by Simon W. Rabkin Schedrin
Families
Jewish
Family Names in Schedrin
Schedrin
Family Researchers
Schedrin Descendents Lists
Andrew Sverdlove's Scadryn
Genealogy Schedrinners
in New Worlds
From Schedrin to Sioux City
Pittsburgh
Schedrinners Minsk
& Bobruisk, Belarus
1897
Belarus Jewish Population (Census)
Belarus
(World Jewish Congress Overview)
Bobruisk
and its surroundings (Memorial Book)
Bobruisk,
Belarus (ShtetLinks)
Bobruisk
Yiskor Memorial Book
Travel
Agents in Belarus (Belarus.uk.org)
Maps
and Travel Planning Links Jewish
Genealogy Sites
Belarus Special Interest Group
(JewishGen)
Family
Finder Search (JewishGen)
Jewish
Genealogical Resources
Nahum
Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
Shchedrin
Family Researchers
Andrew
Sverdlove's L'Dor V'Dor Scadryn Genealogy
When looking on Jewishgen
and other genealogy sites, be sure to use the following spellings for the town
name: Shedrin, Schedrin, Shtchedrin, Shchedrin, Zhedrin, as well as the current
variant, Scadryn. Miscellaneous
Information
Archaic
Medical Terms
Belarus
Given Names Database (JewishGen)
Dictionary
of Jewish Surnames in Russian Empire
a
fee-based searchable database service at Ancestry.com
Ellis
Island Immigration Records
Glossary of Terms
Jewish Communities of the World,
World Jewish Congress
Jewish
History Resource Center, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
What's
in a Name?
Belarus: Google
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International
Tracing Services
The
International Tracing Service (ITS) in Bad Arolsen
serves victims of Nazi persecutions and their families by documenting their fate
through the archives it manages. The ITS preserves these historic records and
makes them available for research. *
Seliba may or may not be another name for the village known as Shchedrin. It appears
in parenthesis after the Schedrin name on the 1897 cenus, but apparently nowhere
else. There was a large farm about three miles out of town called Selibka - could
this be the source of the parenthetical entry? There is a town Seliba (Celiba)
in Belarus, but in the Igumen uezd. (Information provided by Michael
Steinore). If you have any other information, please let us know. | 