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beautiful web site, and incredible tribute to the Jews of Poland. It was also a great
resource for research on the holocaust. Thank you.
Sierra <PixiSierra@aol.com>
150 edgar rd., st.louis, MO, 63119, 314-961-2660 X2965 -
no comment at this time
barry michael berger <brompton@eepo.com.au>
10ahaywood trail leeming western australia 6149, 08}93103198 -
Shirley... now you are making me jealous that I haven't done the
same... just not enough time... I will refer this page to Chana Ruschinek in
Australia Stanley
Stanley Diamond <SMSDiamond@aol.com>
My father, the late Sevek Winograd and my mother, Frajda
Kempinski, were from Lodz
Liliane (Winograd) Seban <lilian@netvision.net.il>
16A Sokolov Street Jerusalem 92144 Israel, 972-2-5610083 -
My father, Abraham Peck, lived in Lodz.
Jacob Peck <jacobpeck@home.com>
I've found 15 persons named "Berger" in Lodz's phone
directory. Your page is very interesting as a historical source. I would like to
include link to "Guestbook" into my students work untitled "Jews
Community of Lodz". May I have your permission? W. Kolasinski
Wojciech Kolasinski <kolasinski@catv.retsat1.com.pl>
This is great information that I can share with the students of
our religious school... Thanks so much for being a part of modern technology...
Loretta Causey <auntiemametoo@yahoo.com>
3800 S. Sahdaycreek Dr. Arlington, Tx 76013, -
My father, Lipman ben Polteil, Kinigsberg was born in Lodz Poland
in 1908. I am beginning my search for information about his parents, Regina and
Polteil, and his brother Bernard and his sisters, Anja, Basia, Pola and Eda. I
am also searching for information about his first wife, Estera Markiel and his
son Jakub Kinigsberg.
Dr. Renee Kinigsberg Sacks <Rsacks545@aol.com>
500 Hampton Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11235, (718) 934-4896 (h); (212) 644-9200
x101 (o)
Enjoy your page, but have not visited it for some time. Please
note my address has changed. I am listed here in 2 places, kindly change the
address to Susserl@mindspring.com
Lili Susser <Susserl@mindspring.com>
2117 Hollywood Pueblo, Co., (719)564-7566 -
Congratulations ! very special this site and your research. my
family from Warsaw and Mordy was many friends and links in Lodz. Best Regards
Reuben Habergritz <etoile.reuben@biohard.com.br>
Your site came up on a search for Christina Fredricka Grossman
(1849-50). Moved from Ohio to Indiana. This Grossman family is from Germany so I
expect we are a different branch on the TREE.
J Hal Grossman <itswildhal@hotmail.com>
1009 Shawnda Ln Kissimmee, Fl 34744, 407-935-1545 -
Looking for any relatives related to my mother from Lodz. Her
name is Eva Bornstein. Her mother was Hinda and her father Issac. Both of her
parents died in Lodz but she had a large family.
Hinda Blatt <BLATTAZRE@AOL.COM>
480-391-8672 -
My mother came from the family WAIGENSZBERG FATHER'S NAME WAS
ARIEL WAIGENSZBERG married RIVKA GAYLA GRUBSTEIN
Martin Seaton <Mrsmoca@aol.com>
3087 Deep Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, (310) 858-8776 -
Shalom!
Steven R. Jones <SJones1852>
1346 Hickory Street, Waukegan, Illinois 60085, 847-244-9036 -
What a fantastic job! Did you ever come across the name Nogatz?
That was my grandfather's name..Sholem Menachem Nogatz. He came from Lodz.
Rhoda Gilbert <HAPPYLADY@prodigy.net>
9 Clemson Lane Woodbury, N.Y. 11797, -
wonderful page...I just found out that my fathers family took the
maiden name of my grandmother...2 years of searching for the wrong name.
Lou Sturner?) should have been Berger <beadrose@tcsn.net>
My grandfather was Joseph Berger, who was born on July 3, 1894 in
St. Louis, the son of Rebecca and Jacob Berger. Brothers and sisters included
Harry, Chester, Esther, Ann, Evelyn, Ralph and Dave. Do you have any
information?
Bill Rosenbaum <Rosenbaum@Iquest.net>
728 Braeside S. Drive Indianapolis, IN 46260, (317) 848-4952 -
thank you! On behalf of a wonderful woman from Lodz - am trying
to find out WHERE her parents were transported from the Lodz Ghetto in April
1942. My friend survived Ravensbruck - but has not been able to learn where her
parents were killed. We suspect Chelmno. Is there a database with appropriate
information? or does anyone reading this know? Their names: Wolf and Golda Fuks.
Mr. Fuks was a tailor in Lodz.
Judith Geduldig <bubbyjudyg@aol.com>
4212 Kirkwood Road Harrisburg PA 17110-3122, 717.234.2270 -
thank you! On behalf of a wonderful woman from Lodz - am trying
to find out WHERE her parents were transported from the Lodz Ghetto in April
1942. My friend survived Ravensbruck - but has not been able to learn where her
parents were killed. We suspect Chelmno. Is there a database with appropriate
information?
Judith Geduldig <bubbyjudyg@aol.com>
4212 Kirkwood Road Harrisburg PA 17110-3122, 717.234.2270 -
Shalom, What a wonderful site, I have requested our webmaster to
link us to your site, as per my e-mails with Shirley Rotbein Flaum. This is truly
Hashem's work!!!! Keep it up. Rabbi R Cahana www.jewishbookoflife.com
Rabbi Ronnie Cahana <michael@jewishbookoflife.com>
Your site is very interesting. I need your help for my search.
I'm doing a search about my family: the father of my grandmother, Giulio Dresner,
born in Lodz the 24/4/1885, and known as "Opatoska" or "Opatowska":
he was son of a rabbi of Baalshem but he was something like a rebel and he was
very active in the communism and Zionism in Lodz (my grandmother said he was
friend of Lenin but I suppose she was exaggerating!). He went away from Poland in the first years of 1900. Also the mother of my grandmother, Rosa Fishlevitch,
was born in Lodz, I know she was six years older than Giulio. How can I know
more about them? Can you help me? It's very difficult to find something, you can
immagine how much I am interested, if you can help me, please write me at my
e-mail address (laura.forti@dada.it) or via dei Bardi 19, 50125 Florence, Italy
(tel. 0039/055/2476764) thank you very much, yours Laura Forti
Laura Forti <laura.forti@dada.it>
via dei Bardi 19 - 50125 firenze italia, 0039/055/2476764 -
Still searching for Zamora or Zumero from Glowno out side of
Lodz
Allan Schwartz <alsch@worldnet.att.net>
18 Russo Dr. Hamden,Ct. 06518, -
I'm looking for ancestors of my grandfather, Fischel Band. he
came here from Poland before the war. I'm searching for a school project for my
children. I found the name Kestenberg in this list and know of cousins with this
name. I'm wondering if Lodz is the area my grandfather and grand mother are
from. My father doesn't know for sure.
Leslie Hirshberg <Hirshbergl@aol.com>
my mother Toba Frush nee Grossman nee Goldberg is a survivor of
the Lodz Ghetto. She was married to Abram Grossman and had a little boy, Monyek.
Her husband died in the Ghetto and her son was taken away from her and presumably
perished. Her parents names were Avrom and Chana Goldberg and they
had a coffee shop on Lagunitzka 4. Her husband had manufacturing shop at Yakuba
10, Lodz. My mother had 3 sisters, Rivka, Leah, Rachel and a brother Kalmen
Leib. My father is also from Lodz. His name is Lipman Frush. Any information
would be very much appreciated, since my father is deceased and my mother is a
sole survivor.
ann solomon <kyria8@aol.com>
descendent of Lipnowski family of Sienkiewicza 6
Irene Engelman <Edirene @ aol .
com >
212 877 6183 -
Tom Engelman <tengelman@aol.com>
Did any of the Berger's settle in New Orleans, LA?
Laura Lee Barrett-Oliver <lbarrettoliver@yahoo.com>
719 21st Street South, Apt B; Arlington, VA 22202, 703-920-2582 -
I got to your link via New Jersey Vital Statistics Bureau, links.
My grandfather, Morris Grossman, hails from Lodz! He came here in the late 1800s
with his parents, and I am in the process of constructing a family tree. He was
a printer in Paterson, NJ, and died in 1950. Is there a connection with you
folks? I suspect there was probably unrelated Grossmans in Lodz, but who knows!
Michael
Michael Miller <millermd@nwu.edu>
3029 Central Avenue, Wilmette, IL 60091, 773 880-3577 -
I´m trying to get my family history My father Shlomo Kestenberg came
from Koziniece [Kozienice] also my grandfather Itzak and my uncle Abraham also my aunt
Golda and later my cousins Edzia and Jilek that's all I Know on my family
please I'll by very grateful to get any help Moshe
Moises Kestenberg <amok&interred.com.co>
Calle 129 Bis No 5-21 Bogotà Colombia S.A., 6159629
Looking for the family tree which has Aaron ( I think Tenanbaum)
of Lodz who had a son Louis, who was my Zadie.
Amy <elmsmgmt@aol.com>
My maternal grandmother's family lived in Lodz from the turn of
the century until WWII. Some of the family left Poland (thank G_d) before the
war, including my grandmother who moved to Mexico City. I'm researching the
following families who lived in Lodz: TOPOREK LITMANOWICZ Regards, and Chag
Sukkot Sameach, Marcos Frid -----------
Marcos Frid <marcos_frid@hp.com>
find information of my family of Tomaszow and lodz NOVOMIAST or
NOWOMIAST in polish [Nowe Miasta]
novomiast gustavo <gwirc@cvtci.com.ar>
corrientes 4547 capital federal buenos aires - argentina 1195, 48642434 -
I am bringing my 82 year old mother who left Lodz in 1939 to
visit. We are seeking assistance to try and visit my mother's childhood
apartment at Sienkiewieza, 6. Thank you.
Tom Engelman <tengelman>
message: I am bringing my 82 year old mother back to Lodz and need assistance to
view her childhood apt.Sienkiewieza,6 , -
My paternal grandfather, Simon Wolf Kyjawski was born in Lodz in
1878. He left Poland when he was 15 or 17, later settling in Birmingham,
England, where he and his wife Annie (maiden name Isaacs) raised a large family.
I've been trying to locate my grandfather's vital records. In addition, I have
tried to find out if any of the family from Poland survived the Holocaust. A
cousin, Willie Kyjawski & his wife Regina visited the UK briefly in 1939 or
'40. They were en route either for the U.S. or Canada. Unfortunately the family
lost touch after a year or so.
Naidia Woolf <rnwoolf@cs.com>
P.O.B. 170248, San Francisco, CA 94117, -
My dad's mother was Pearl F. Gepner, b.1901, her father was Fred
Gepner, b. ar. 1880, his father was Julian Gepner, b. around 1850. I was always
told the Gepners came from Prussia. Do you know if Gepner is a Jewish surname?
Toni Parlett <t.parlett@worldnet.att.net>
1110 Andrews Drive, 925-370-7327 -
An incredible website! All the more incredible when one realizes
it was constructed mostly by volunteers. Congratulations to all who made it
possible.
Lois Sernoff <JGLois@aol.com>
I have been trying to tract down my father. My baptismal records
shows Henry Ignatius Pinkus as my father. Does any one out there know him. In
1947 he worked for the railroad in Connecticut. I believe he lived in New
Britain.
Jeanette DeCrosta Gleason <Newkid240@aol.com>
240 Pembroke Street Kingston, Mass. 02364, -
interested in finding survivors of the Lodz ghetto
franka wenger-steinfeld-liberman <rregev@aol.com>
9364 harding ave. surfside, fl 33154,
Marvelous job - kudos to cousin Shirley Flaum
Don and Alice Gross
Family names: Angelczyk, Langert, Feldman, Schwartzog
Marvin Engel <engel@cpcug.org>
502 Meadow Hall Drive Rockville, MD 20851, 301 838 9577 -
Please contact me by e-mail.
Karl Dahl Grossman IV <kdgiv@pyramid3.net>
Grandson of Konstantine Lipka (Lypka) who emigrated to USA before
Russian Revolution and husband of Victoria Kostabroda. Konstantine came to the
USA with a brother - Steven who settled in the Pennsylvania area. Sincerely,
Andrew Lipka
Andrew A. Lipka <aalipka@excite.com>
PO Box 855 Brooklyn, CT 06234 USA, -
I'd like to find out what info you have about the Rogozinski's.
Thanks
Sara Rogozinski <scoutcat21@prodigy.net>
603 Naomi St Philadelphia PA 19144, -
I believe that we have a connection with the Warszawski side,
will research and if I find any salient info. will supply you with it. Best
regards Neil
Neil Warshafsky <nwarshafsky@rmxtoronto.com>
1033 Bay Street, Suite 205, Toronto, ON M5S 3A5, 416.972.9220 Ext. 303 -
very impressive work
Doug Miller <pelican@sirius.com>
I am looking for my mother's family name GOMBERG. The whole
family was in Lodzi ghetto.
Julian Fleischer <JulianFleischer@compuserve.com>
Moesehoejvej 23C DK - 2820 Charlottenlund. Denmark, + 45 39 65 72 65 -
Rosenberg (?) family from Lodz. Ggrandfather, Shia Yonah, wife,
Feige. Two brothers came to US, Nehemia and Avrum. Came thruNova Scotia via
England where they had a sister, then to NY . One brother went to Cleveland, O.
Other brother went to San Francisco and then Tacoma . There were older brothers.
I don't know their names. They came to NYC in 1901
Joan Lipsey <jrflipsey@aol.com>
789 Hammond Drive Apt. 3203 Atlanta, GA 30328, 404-843-1859
Interesting page, my grandmother came from Lodz, name Morgenveg,
married to Reinhold Spliehs. They had a Gardener Shop. Looking for my roots, if
anyone know anything, please mail. Rgds Hugo Spliehs
Hugo Spliehs <hugo.spliehs@elfa.se>
Kopmansvagen 58 S-14143 HUDDINGE,Sweden, +4687118565 -
Nice Job ! I'm surprised to find my name on the Web. My
Grandfather, Fiszel Goldsztajn, comes from Lodz (or not far from it). He's born
1921 and went to Belgium just before WWII.
Joachim Goldsztajn <jgoldsztajn@diagram.fr>
Avenue G.E. Lebon 112 bte 7 B-1160 Brussels Belgium, 00 32 2 734 39 86 -
Excellent. I lived in the Ghetto from Apr 1940 until Aug 15, 1944
Please get in touch.
Victor Breitburg (formerly Szlamek V. Braitburg) <victorsb@aol.com>
15 Spoke Lane Levittown, NY 11756 U.S.A. (Formerly 11go Listopada 58 Lodz Poland)
, (516) 796-1254 -
I will be appreciate to get the name and address of the Archives in Poland, which can provide Death Certificate , City Directory ,
Censuses any
information and instruction to search by myself and get documents, if you can
recommend me about any researcher from Poland ready to search, and do the best
work for good fee, many thanks, very important to instruct and refer the visitor
to search by themselves to get a real information . pnina nir
pnina nir <pnina5@netvison.net,il>
44 dror str, rishon leziyon, israel 75269 , 972-3-9660076 -
Thank you so much for responding to my request. I love genealogy
and will be continuing my research. We have in common the last names Szefner,
Ozer(Oer), Berger & Kohn all from Poland (mostly pre 1900). I will be looking
into possible relations. I do know many of the families married
cousins and im still trying to sort some of it out. Thanks for your help &
Ill keep in touch. Dorene
Dorene Silberman - Bove <ucantbsme@optonline.net>
61 Carroll Ave Valley Stream NY 11580, 516-285-4492 -
Looking for an ancestor who was probably buried in the OLD Jewish
cemetery in Lodz. Name (anglicized) was Clements. I have been told CLEMAK in
Polish or something similar. Also looking for any ancestors called Greenstein
(or similar) in Lodz
LORICE LAZARUS <lorice.lazarus@virgin.net>
Parents from Radaschutz, [Radoszyce] Poland near Lodz. Mother: Mary (Manya)Miletzky
nee Machtinger with relatives in Lodz.
Harry Mills (Miletzky) <hmrt@erols.com>
I am looking for my father. David Theodore Flaum born in
Minnesota approx. 1028. If you can help THANK YOU
Candice Miller <sunsea9598@gci.net>
3120 Uno Cr Anchorage, Ak 99507, 907-344-3446 -
I am trying to locate my great-great grandfather who was born in
Germany and was once living in Pittsburgh, PA. The only name I have for him was
Martin Berger.
Sandra Berger <TulsaRose@AOL.com>
Hi I've been looking for people with the names Rajski and
Wielkiewicz they where from Austria need help I've looked everywhere please help
Annette Pelton <apelton@penn.com>
RR 1 Box 292 Morrisdale Pa 16858, -
Many of your surnames have a similar ring to them as my English
versions. I am researching BROWN from Kalisz, KROLIK from Silesia, KROLIK from
Kempen, Germany. Names I continually run across in my research are KARP,
FRANKFURTER, COHEN, ISSACS, GOLDSTINE. Immigrated to Detroit, Michigan; upwards
to Winnepeg, Canada; downwards to Guatemala; and in between to San Francisco,
California.
Debbie Neville <Nev5@aol.com>
1810 Hummock Lane Encinitas, CA 92024, (760)436-0292 -
My grandma was Matilda Grace Berger born in early 1900's and her
brother Walter Berger. There was supposed to be another child given up for
adoption, how can I find out if there is or was another sibling.??? HELP
Kathleen Russell-Rizzo <Jkrizzo@aol.com>
My mother's family name is Rosenvasser from Lodz. Just yesterday
I was at the Mormon FHC in New York researching records. I ran out of time
before I could look at the marriage record of Aron R. to Ryfka Bergier. The
other three Rosenvasser marriages listed by LDS are all in my family (my gggf
and his siblings), but if Aron's father was Moska, then he is not directly in my
line, but maybe a more distant relation. Do you have any more details about him
or Rosenvassers in general?
michael kaufman <michael_kaufman@ml.com>
212-236-6060 (w) -
My grandfather's name was Louis Berger. Sometime in the early
1920's the family changed its name to Bergere. We have very little information
about my grandfather's family. He married Ann Feeney in in the late 1800's or
early 1900's and lived in NYC. They had five children Kenneth, Vivian, Isabelle,
Josephine and Warren. Warren is my father. All are living except for Kenneth who
passed away in the early 1960's. It is thought that after Louis married Ann ,an
Irish Catholic, he distanced himself from his family. It is also thought that
Louis's parents emigrated from Poland. Other details: Louis is buried in a large
Jewish cemetery in NYC( maybe Brooklyn or Queens). My brother Allen and sister
Rori are very interested in our family history. If you think we may be
descendants of the Berger Family of Lodz, Poland I can see if more detail can be
provided to you such as dates, locations, as well as other relationships. Any
help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Brian Bergere
Brian Bergere <Brian_Bergere@mail.bankone.com>
4922 Heathgate Dr New Albany OH 43054, 614 -939- 9765 -
I have been trying to obtain information on the family of my granddaughter, her
grandfather escaped the war but his entire family were
murdered, his father was Willi Cohn or Kohn he was a Dr eye specialist surgeon
in what used to be Koenigsberg east Prussia
dawn coughlan <dawnie@wire.net.au>
252 Long Gully Rd Healesville, Victoria, 3777, Australia, ( 03 59624531 -
Just visiting your site to learn about Berger from Poland. My
family lived in the area of Goldap, East Prussia, today Poland. They were
protestants who were driven out of Salzburg/Austria beginning of 1700 and went
to the east. Apparently there is no family relation with yours. Regards,
KVB
Klaus V. Berger <klaus_berger@hotmail.com>
Heinheimerstr. 2 D-64289 Darmstadt Germany, -
LOTS OF HARD WORK COMPLETED WITH LOVE. GUT GLUCK!
DEBBIE TYSON <DMTYSON@BELLSOUTH.NET>
8107 SW 72 AVE #309 e MIAMI, FL 33143, 305-377-5339 -
Will you please let me know if this klinger family is connected
to your family: 1. Szmul Josel Klinger (Klingier) b.1873 in Piotrkow Trybunalski
d. c1942 Shoah. m. Dwoira Landau (1873-c1942) had a glassware store in Piotrkow.
2.....Jankiel Jacob Klinger b.1901 Piotrkow d.1960 Paris m. Ruchla laja
Warszauer in Paris 3...............Maurice Klinger b.1929 in Paris Meir Gover
Meir G. gover <meirgg@internet-zahav.net>
Ganey-Yehuda Israel, 972-3-534-4288 -
My maternal grandfather was Samuel Berger. He was born in
"Austria" in 1905. He came to the United States supposedly when he was
one. His parents were Jacob Berger and Sarah (Firshner) Berger. They all settled
in Rochester, NY. Thank you.
NANCY BRAIMAN <jbraiman@earthlink.net>
209 Greystone Lane, #3 Rochester, NY 14618, (716) 242-9169 -
very interesting being from lodz. I appreciate it.
eli kurtz
Looking for ancestors of Josef Earnest Kohn from Meglets Austria.
Immigrated around 1882 to New York. Josef's father may have Levi. Josef had two
older sisters , one Rose Kohn. Do you have any connections?
Peggy Kohn <pakkoco@frs-l.com>
I was in Lodz ghetto from March 1940 to its liquidation in August
1944 Before the war I lived on Piotrkowska St 116 in the house pictured # 19 in
your Lodz pictures
Lili Susser <Susserl@ibm.net>
Pueblo Co , (719) 564-7566 -
as you can see my name is thresher but i am looking for my
husbands decendants all i know is his granfather was samual cohen but it was
origanally cozins can you help from carol thresher.
carol ann thresher <carol-paul@swinternet.com.uk>
107a avon way portishead,britol.england. bs20 9lt, 01275 845557 -
sEEKING INFORMATION OF GRANDPARENTS LEFT IN LODZ BY THE NAME OF
FUCHS WITH SEVERAL CHILDREN, 4 OF THE CHILDREN ARRIVED IN AMERICA PRIOR TO WAR
AND SINCE PASSED AWAY
Hertzel Mordecai Gorlitsky <GILBERTENT@AOL.COM>
2256 SMULLIAN TRAIL S. jACKSONVILLE, FLA. 32217, 904-733-5058 -
Looking for info on Isidore Fishman b. 4-30-1895 in Lodz. He came
to US in 1912. May have had a brother named Harry or Louis b. 1898. Father's
name unknown. He returned to Poland in 1920's. Any help is appreciated! PS GREAT
SITE!
Rita Ashley Fishman <ritafishman@worldnet.att.net>
Phoenix, AZ, -
i am the child of holocaust survivors. my father was frm a small
town next to lodz called seratz(spelling?) [Sieradz] are we related?
sam rogozinski <srog3@aol.com>
Bardzo uwaznie przeczytalem Wasze strony, godna inicjatywa.Male
trudnosci z regionalnymi informacjami like from Szczercow, Belchatow, Piotrkow
itp.Zachencam i prosze o dalsze uzupelnienia. Yours sincerely Gabriel
Gabriel Saluk <salukgab@presto.net.au>
8/13 Hemmings Street Penrith 2750 NSW Australia, +61 247226946 -
Am looking for Bartosiks from Wielka Wies and Raczkowski from
Zgierz. I was born in Lodz in 1941.
Miro Merfeld (Miroslaw Bartosik) <Merftut@aol.com>
112 Bonnie Blvd Hudson, Ia 50643, -
my grandparents came from poland during early 1900's. My last
name is not a common Jewish name. I was hoping to link up with anyone who knows
of this name or possibly meeting some long lost relatives. My grandparents came
from minsk and pinsk which was part of poland before the war. Thank you very
much. gc1103@aol.com
chwatuk, gary <gc1103@aol.com>
my grandfather is from lodz. his name was bezalel (solly) wajs.
may grandmother was from radoszyce. her name was zelda wajs. her mothers name
was litman.
wajs gabriel <gabriel.wajs@ch.glencore.com>
mythenquai 26 8002 zurich switzerland, ##4179 354 8251 -
My father was born in Lodz in 1898 and emigrated to Buenos Aires
in 1930 for the PKO. The surname might have been spelt Gelbsztain. Most of his
family died in the Holocaust except for one brother who I believe escaped from
Majdanek after the war stayed in Lodz under the new name of Stanislaw
Krysztoporski. The french widow of one of the brothers Aaron (Mme Francette
Gelbstein) died in Haifa in the 1980s. Would certainly like to know more about
any of these relatives.
eduardo gelbstein <gelbstein@unicc.org>
My maternal grandmother's family lived in Lodz. The families were
TOPOREK and LITMANOWICZ. I'm doing research on these families.
Marcos Frid <mfrid@hpl.hp.com>
Thank you for sharing this with us and for making a link to my
site.. My mother's maiden name was Ruchla Laya Boruchowicz, born in Przedborz
circa 1865. Are we related?
Nachman Libeskind <bbmarine@erols.com>
I write to a guy in Lodz, and I wanted to see photos of the city,
and there were lots.
Karen Braun <Karen667@yahoo.com>
everything was great, thanks,.. I was looking for contact to
Ms.Barbara Celler and I was happy reading about Nachman Libeskind. thanks,...
still looking for contact to Ms.Barbara Celler..
Elizabeth Jassem <ejassem@hotmail.com>
3040 Constitution Blvd., Suite 144 Missisauga, ON L4Y 3X7 Canada, 905. 566 0158
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Wonderful home page! My mother is a Bergier. My grandfather
(Isaac Moises Bergier) was born in Lodz in 1923
Eduardo Bergier Rogienfisz <rogien@unisys.com.br>
Rua Nascimento Silva 262-Ipanema-Rio de Janeiro-RJ-Brazil, 55-21-5215820 -
Wonderful home page! My mother is a Bergier My grandfather (Isaak
Moises Bergier) was borned in Lodz in 1923 [Berger]
Eduardo Bergier Rogienfisz <rogien@unisys.com.br>
Rua Nascimento Silva 262-Ipanema-Rio de Janeiro-RJ-Brazil, 52158209 -
Congratulations for your site "LODZ",though all my
family is from Alsace,France,I enjoyed your site very much and learned a lot
trough reading it.
Terry Zakine-Cerf <zakine_@sde-nahum.org.il>
Sde-Nahum Israel http://geocities.com/Paris/Musee/9390/, (00972)6-60.66.638 -
My father was born in LODZ in 1901. The family name was something
like Sptiovsky but changed to Kahn when they came to America when he was about
12 years old. His mother was a Laib. We have an envelope addressed to the family
in Paterson, NJ.. from a Laib relative having the return address of # 8/12
Franciszkanska St., in 1913. The Kahn family ran a silk mill both in Lodz and in
Paterson.
Hildy Sanders <hksanders@erols.com>
Baltimore, MD 21208, (410)484-9392 -
Thank you for your wonderful contribution to Genealogy and to
those of us whose relatives lived and died in Lodz.
Thekla Stein Nordwind <Thekla1@aol.com>
I am delighted to find this wonderful site and thank you and all
those responsible for making it available. Question: Was the town of Lodz in the
Province of Kalish/z?
Ena & Jacobs <
>
2275 West 25 Street, #199 Palos Verdes Shore San Pedro, California 90732-4932,
310-548-4349 -
I was born in Ostralenka,Poland in 1925, came to the US in 1929.
My mothers maiden name was Dorfman and my father was Joseph Benedon. Looking for
relatives or any HELP. Thanks
Irving and Vicky Benedon <VBenedon@aol.com>
[Ostroleka]
4365 Live oak Blvd. Palm Harbor Flo. 34685, 727-7866400
Congratulations on the creation of your wonderful new website.
Although I have no known connections to Lodz, I appreciate the amount of work
that went into the site and am looking forward to reading through the
information provided. Susan Ronayne
Susan Ronayne <ronayne@top.monad.net>
New Hampshire, USA, -
Good heavens, Shirley! Your Web site on Lodz is absoluting
staggering! Do you think you've left anything out? I doubt it. It's going to
take me all year to finish looking at it. Congratulations. Your cousin--Marjorie
Marjorie Stamm Rosenfeld <marjorie.rosenfeld@cwix.com>
4793 Flying Cloud Way Carlsbad, CA 92008 , 760-434-2719 -
Hi, I didn't see any reference to the name MARTIN in your
pedigree. Do you have any info on MARTIN? Also, did any of your "K"
names shorten their name to KAY(E)? Thank you, Patty
Patty Tyler <dtyler@dreamscape.com>
Congratulations on a beautiful project!
Rita Wachsberg Miller <rmiller@mjmiller.com>
5239 Imogene St. Houston, TX 77096 USA , -
Congratulations on a most comprehensive website. A wonderful
tribute to our past.
Zvi Green <zgreen@argomed.com>
PO Box 240 Elkana 44814 Israel, +972 3 9362 171 -
Congratulations on the launch of the Website! The Lodz Website is
now reality as it dissolves the shadows of a forgotten homeland and joins a
"Virtual Poland" of no longer lost Jewish communities. With Many
Thanks, Philip Lazar
Philip Lazar <qth@hotmail.com>
My maternal BERGER line starts out in Pietkowo. Sora BERGER
married Mendel Josel BERGER and had many children. Max left Lomza Gubernia in
1884 for NYC and was followed by Sarah in 1888. She came with the first four
kids. I have ship docs for all of this data and more. Sarah had a sister Rifka
(Rebecca) who married a man named Solomon PHILLIPS in Poland and had one child
before thay came to NYC in abt 1885. They ended up in Chicago for the 1900
census with ten kids. If this connects to any BERGERs you know please let me
know Lenny
Len Pincus <lennyp@pe.net>
23856 Corte Emerado Murrieta, CA 92562, 909-600-2777 -
My paternal grandparents, Wilhelm and Aranka MOTZEN were deported
from Vienna to the Lodz Ghetto on 28th October 1941. From there they are listed
as having left on 10th May 1942. In the Ghetto, they lived at 14/Nord26. Does
anybody have relatives who lived in the same area and who knows what happened
next?!
Peter Motson <Pedro@MOTS46.Freeserve.co.uk>
FAX: 00 44 1923 835922 -
i'm hoping to my own tree on the internet
sol goldberg <ssg25@sprint.ca>
4850 cote st luc rd. apt. 95 montreal, canada. h3w2h2, (514) 486-5222 -
To Shirley Flaum -This is a remarkable piece of research. I
looked through your names as you suggested but did not find any that fit the
names of the people I know. These names are Szampanier (Champanier), Frisch and
Cohen (but everyone has a Cohen in his/her family, right???) Good luck with your
research. I'll keep searching and if you come across either the Szampanier or
Frisch names, I would be greatly appreciative. Thank you. Elaine Farran
Elaine Farran <farran@optonline.net>
522 Shore Road, #1F Long Beach, New York 11561 , 516.432.6510 -
I'm surprised to see my name in yourlist. So, I'd like to
understand the relations between me and you... Thank you
Pacanowski Brigitte <bripac@cybercable.fr>
Thank you for this. Do you know where I might find information on
the Kiron Family?
Leslianne Braunstein <leslianne.braunstein@erols.com>
4310 42nd St., N.W. Washington, DC 20016, -
any can emailme how i can take a free look of the lodz and
ozorkow microfilms,because i find data there,are there available on line?in some
website? thank you very much from argentine dont forget that in argentine was
many people from lodz i live in a textil are developed by lodz people,the area
is named villa lynch and villa piaggio,now the industrie is not the same,times
change,take a look in argentine phone books,you can go in there trought my
website http://www.electro24.com.ar/default.htm good luck
jorge mondrowitz <jmadrowicz@electro24.com.ar>
calle 24 #3266 san martin buenos aires argentina, 54-1-4-713-0206 -
WONDERFULL!
Jael Rawet <rawet@spo.matrix.com.br>
I believe some of my family came from Lodz. Name was
Grunsang(umlout over the u) now Greenzang
Norman Laefer <Laefer@compuserve.com>
I enjoyed reading about your family. My great-grandfather was
also in the textile business but on a very small scale. He had a few looms in
his house and employed a few men. He perished in the ghetto. I have been trying
to find out more information but have not have much success. Any guidance would
be appreciated. Thank you - Elaine
Elaine Farran <farran@optonline.net>
522 Shore Rd, #1F Long Beach, NY, -
Any information on Marks Purim Grossman of Polish/German
background imigrated to N.Y., then San Francisco about or before 1852. Married
Eva Sundland ? on spelling.
Reed Glover <kupuna2@hawaii.rr.com>
1284 Aloha Oe Drive Kailua, Hi. 96734, -
Do you have any members in your family background called Henig/Henik,
Deresh/Deresz, and/or Karger/Kargier?
Mr Ulf Cahn <kh-uia@swipnet.se>
Siljansvagen 61 S-120 57 Arsta SWEDEN, +46-8-667 6770 -
My great -grandmother, was Eva Berger and she had three sisters
and one brother: Eva Berger Tichauer was born March 10, 1868 in Neudorg,
Germany. Her sisters were: Dobsha Berger Tichauer (Dobsha and eva Married two
brothers: Leo and Simon Tichauer respectively.), Regina Berger Zernik, Fanny
Berger Singer and one brother, David Berger. If this fits in anywhere please let
me know. Thank you, Michelle Tichauer Fanwick
Michelle Tichauer Fanwick <fanwick@erols.com>
251 Wolfpit Avenue Norwalk, CT 06851-2642, 203 847-6900
I was in Ghetto Lodz from March 6,1940 to it's liquidation in
Aug.1944. Lost my whole family and friends
Lili Susser <Sussel@ibm.net>
2117 Hollywood Dr. Pueblo, Co, 719-564-7566 -
I will be appreciate if you be able to assist me to find the
heirs of Joseph and David Berger from Lodz , they were there on 1931, any
instruction to trace their heirs , will be appreciate. Pnina
Pnina Nir <pnina5@netvision.net.il>
972-3-9664278 -
I will be appreciate if you be able to assist me to find the
heirs of Joseph and David Berger from Lodz , they were there on 1931, any
instruction to trace their heirs , will be appreciate. Pnina
Pnina Nir <pnina5@netvision.net.il>
972-3-9664278 -
Nice work.
Len Pincus <lennyp@pe.net>
Murrieta, CA, -
I am a descendent of the Zand family of Lodz Poland. My
grandparents lived at #14 Zgierska St. until 1929 when they came to The U.S. My
grandfathers twin Yagda, and his two sisters Hannah, and Eta Zand-Nymul never
left Poland. My great grandfather Meyer Yechial owned a Bar and restaurant in
Lodz. You have a wonderful site!
M. S. Rothman, 24437 S.E. 46th Pl. Issaquah WA 98029, 425-557-3761
To commemorate my fathers passing so that my children never
forget.
Seymour Weintraub <Ushua@hotmail.com>
Mr. Seymour Weintraub,Box 174 ,Queen Charlotte ,British Columbia,Canada,
1-888-559-8383 -
A friend of mine is trying to trace a Raisla Berger - perhaps you
can help
vera mecl <vera@global.co.za>
64 -9th Street Orange Grove, Johannesburg, Gauteng South Africa., (011) 728-4201
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i was here searching data for my familytree,mondrowitz family
located in http://www.electro24.com.ar/familytree.htm start in ozorkow and
lodz,poland see you later and good luck
jorge madrowicz <jmadrowicz@electro24.com.ar>
calle 24 #3266 (cp 1650) san martin buenos aires argentina,
Excellent website, full of interesting and useful information. My
g-g-grandmother was Mindla Goldstajn. She married Jozef Szybke (Shibko) and they
lived in Poddebice, near Lodz, in the 1870s. I know nothing at all about her -
any possible connection?
Jacqueline Gill <shibko@hotmail.com>
82 Wayland Ave., Brighton, E. Sussex BN1 5JN, U.K., 01273-559468
just looking, found your web page through jewishgen. site my
grandmother is from Lodz and I will be back
arthur weinstein <artwein@uniserve.com>
7740 afton drive, richmond, b.c. canada v7a 1a4, 604-271-4280 -
Don't have enough info.to know if there's any connection with our
Cohen, but will keep your details on file and get back in touch if anything else
comes to light. Your page is impressive and I'm sure some of your sources will
be helpful to me too. Thanks and good luck. Angela.
Angela Brice <jerusalem@luthi.com.il>
I am looking for descendents of my father's family. My father was
Samuel Bigeleisen. His family was from Gombin Poland. My father was born in 1921
and was, as far as we know, the only suvivor of his immediate family.
Mindy S. Prosperi <ProsperM@sharpsec.com>
320 County Route 105 Highland Mills, NY 10930, 914-928-8211 -
impressing.
Oron Schwartz <s_oron@netvision.net.il>
www.angelfire.com/or/oronsc, -
Very interesting - my later father, Abram Ichok KRONENBERG is
suppposed to have been born in Lodz in 1912 (to William Jabob K and Ruth Fish -
?Spelling), but I have not been able to establish this from Australia.
Vernon Kronenberg <vkronenb@pcug.org.au>
Fiszel David Warga (Berger to the descendants when they came to
Canada and America), born 1860's, a chassidic rabbai, married Rachel Leah Price,
an ancestor of mine. Her 3 brothers were Hershel Price (my ggf) who married
Blima Weizman, cousin to Chaim), etc. The family tree for their descendants can
be found in the BETEL family tree (5000 names, many are Berger)which I can get a
copy of.
david price <dprice@sympatico.ca>
My family name is also BERGER but we came from Pietkowo in 1888
and settled in NYC. Have you ever come across any BERGERs from that shtetl?
Len Pincus <lennyp@pe.net>
909-600-2777 -
You've done a great job compiling this information. I found it
difficult reading due to width of page.....needed to keep scrolling. A nuisance
but worth the trouble.
Rita Jacobs <rivka@together.net>
S.Royalton, Vermont, -
You've done a great job compiling this information. I found it
difficult reading due to width of page.....needed to keep scrolling. A nuisance
but worth the trouble.
Rita Jacobs <rivka@together.net>
S.Royalton, Vermont, 802/763-7716 -
An impressive research project. How may I find the sources for
some of your "articles" on Lodz? Have you translated any of them?
Keren Hamburger <Keren@artnet>
You have done a very good job. I enjoyed visiting this site.
Naomi Fatouros <NFatouros@aol.com>
1350 Southdowns Drive Bloomington, IN 47401, 812-339-2527 -
Searching for Smolenski (Smolinsky) of Vilna. Schmerel Smolinsky
and his wife Scheindle Kursansky with their child- ren Lazar Velvel, Harry (?),
Baile, and Gittel left Vilna about 1885 or so.
Carol Streem <rcs9219@sprintmail.com>
27106 Halburton Road, Beachwood, Ohio 44122, 216-561-9219 -
a superbly presented page
Lawrence Berg <Lolberg@aol.com>
The Garden Flat 28. Southwood Lawn Road Highgate. London N6 5SF, (44) 181 341
6877 -
thanks for this site and the many links, helpful to my search
jutta rubright <jrubrigh@avalon.net>
2643 newport road, solon, iowa usa, -
This was very interesting. I have just begun a similar study. My
mother lived in Grodno, and my father in Kovel. Your resources have given me
many good ideas. Thank you.
Richard Sandler <dicksand@webtv.net>
I am currently searching for my grandmother, Fredl Kranz, who
married Shmuel Inventarz (possibly died 1940) - she had 6 children and died
about 1920, and lived in Poltusk, and moved around a bit (she once moved to
London, England, but I am told she thought the city was treif and so left,
returning to Poland). It's probably a long shot, but if this rings a bell,
please contact me at my e-mail address. Thanks Fran
Francine Earle <mearle@interlog.com>
171 Chelwood Drive, Thornhill, Ontario, Cda L4J 7C5, 905 738 6377 -
My mother is from Oswiecim and knew the zolmans. They were
neighbors in the same building!
George Frankel <GRF100@AOL.COM>
I have made one print out to log to the Warszawski family
René Loeb <RneLob@compuserve.com>
POB 2774 CH-8021 Zurich/Switzerland, 0041 79 355 07 33 (Handy) -
Kestenberg Isaac
Isaac Kestenberg <kes@interport.net>
New York, -
Thanks for the above. My father was also in the Lodz Ghetto and I
found you page from the guest book on my home page. Thanks again
Shlomie Riachman <S_Richman@compuserve.com>
32 Woodlands Close London NW11 9QR, 44 181 458 2708 -
Great site!! Wish you had my families, dunkiel, Zysblat, Kaplan,
Kenigsberg
Evan Stolbach <EStolb7395@aol.com>
! Bedford Road, Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442, 973-839-4045 -
My family emigrated from Lodz to Paterson, NJ around 1920. My
grandfather was Joseph Pabjansky. He owned a seltzer factory in Lodz. He fled
Poland after an altercation with a Russian or German soldier in 1917. He was
married to Ita Tempelhoff, my grandmother, in Lodz in 1897. I have been unable
to find anything about the family prior to that date.
Louis Pabian <lpabian@worldnet.att.net>
2 Highgate Rd. Trumbull, CT06611, 203-261-4869 -
Looking for the family Pankowski originating in Lodz
Simcha Glaser <sglaser@netmedia.net.il>
61 Derech Hebron, Jerusalem 93546, 02-6717759 -
Have you ever heard of an area of Lodz called Panabec. Not sure
of spelling of Panabec. [Pabianice]
B Levine <blevine@computerhelp.ca>
Thank you. You have revealed a few new sources to me. I visited
Lodz in the summer of 1998.
Arthur S. Abramson <abramson@uconnvm.uconn.edu>
43 Timber Dr. Storrs Mansfield, CT 06268, (860) 429-1141 -
Great site! Thanks for the info on Lodz.
Dan Kazez <kazez@wittenberg.edu>
Glad to see your efforts at bringing together family. In a little
broader sense all Jews are family. (In the broadest sense all humans are
family). But what you are doing is not trite but a way of reviving with memory
what the Holocaust tried to destroy completely.
Daniel Sampson Berger <dberger@solar.com>
6655 Lawnton Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19126, 215-927-2896 -
Interested in any news on Lodz inhabitants Steinhart, Fuks,
Janowsky who perished in the Lodz ghetto with one Steinhart exception. Note that
Email address corrections, thanks.
Fritz Neubauer <Neubauer@Nov1.Lili.Uni-Bielefeld.de>
Do you have any information on the town of Glowno, about 15 miles
north east of Lodz? or where I can find material on Glowno? Searching Szmurio
from Glowno and Lodz Any help greatly apprciated. Allan Schwartz
Allan Schwartz <alsch@worldnet.att.net>
18 Russo Dr. Hamden, CT. 06518 , 203-248-0327 -
this is one terrific page. Thanks for including all the sources
of information. I am going to try to use most of them. Thank you again! You've
already been a great help to me. Julie
julie WAters-Barcomb <julie@libby.org>
Libby, MT, -
I had a quick look - you've done a lot of work!!! Thanks 4 your
e-mail. Regards Morris Broder
Morris Broder <redorb@bigfoot.com>
Melbourne, Australia , -
I saw your web page listing thru JGFF and saw you were looking
for GREENBERG, New York. I have many relatives in NY that were GREENBERG from
Sulwalki, Poland, originally GRIMSANSKI or GREMZFIANSKI. Just wondering what
your connection was to GREENBERG.
ileana payne <ileanap@netscape.net>
I have been in touch with you within the past day or two. Hope to
be in contact with you soon.
David Cohen <ab4nk@worldnet.att.net>
1300C NW29th Ave Delray Beach Fl 33445, 561 278 1285 -
I was really hoping that I might have found some type of
information regarding my family geneology in this webpage. Unfortunately I did
not, as I believe my last name was originated in Germany where my grandfather
was born. Albert Asher (Usha) Berger. My family had to leave due to persecution
and not many survived. My grandfather (deceased) has a sister and she is the
only other survivor of his family other then their offspring. I will continue my
search and have enjoyed reading yours.
Tanya Berger <TanyaBerger@mindless.com>
PO BOX 21061 Tampa, FL 33622, 813-214-5476 -
My end of Berger Family has been traced only back to 1865 in
Sudilkov in the Ukraine. Located about 123 miles SE of Kiev , near Shepatovka. I
have been unable to go back beyond that point out of being tied up in other
matters. My papers for refernce are not availbale at this time. I will however
go back into them and provide you with what I have put together. It is not
impossible (nothing every is) that we do have a common thread.
Bernard J> Berger <controlbb@webtv.net>
14823 Cumberland Drive Delray Beach, FL 33446-1320, 561-496-2196 -
My name is Charles Silow, my mother's maiden name was Sara
Parzenczewska from Lodz. She had two sisters, Malka and Bluma (I believe) who
were killed in the Holocaust. Her father's name was Yechiel Parzenczewska, her
mother's name was Raizel Viazovski Parzenczewska. I'll ask my mother for more
information. Perhaps your "Wisczowski" is our Viasovsky (my phonetic
pronounciation). Let's talk further.. [Wiazowkski, Parzenczewski]
Charley Silow <DrChazz @ aol.com>
Shirley: Let me congratulate you on an excellent Web Page. I will
keep the several references to Goldsztajn on file. There is a fair chance that
there is a connection with my Goldsztajn ancestor in Piotrkow Trybunalski which
is about 20 miles southwest of Lodz. Len Markowitz priluki@voicenet.com
Leonard Markowitz <priluki@voicenet.com>
1279 June Road Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006-8405, -
I have a brother named Yoram Sela. E-Mail yorsel@netvision.net.il
Abraham Zolberg <rami.zolberg@telrad.co.il>
23 Shmariahu-Levin, Holon 58414 Israel, +972-3-558-1996 -
I found your site by chance and realized we are lansman. My
Father was from Lodz but more important to You is that I have a close friend
whose Mother's maiden name is .PARSENCZEWSKI [Parzenczewski] . I will ask my friend about some
names in his family and connect him with your site. I also made a miricle
connection with a Flam Family from Lodz. They are friends of ours. If this could
be a connection I could put you in touch with them. Great Work! I admire what
you have done. Sincerely, David
David Oliwek <doov2@aol.com>
24535 W.Thirteen Mile Rd. Franklin, MI 48025, 248-626-6954 -
Very well done- clear, concise and readable.Interesting idea to
only list deceased persons.
George Trief <gtrief@aol.com>
Delray Beach. Fl, 561-495-5389 -
I am always interested in Jewish Genaology and I am trying to
find the Viukers from Vilna.
Susan Viuker Landau <Viukerville@worldnet.att.net>
researching Berger who settled in Wimington,DE in 1900
Jay Smith <twothdr@yahoo.com>
My father's name was Gershon Kohn, born 1916 in Plock Poland. His
father was Hersh Josef, born about 1880 in Poland. Hersh Josef had at least 2
brothers, one of which was named Fischel. My father is no longer alive and other
than himself and two cousins, Adam and Moishe, we know of no other survivors of
his family. I was intrigued by the reference to Kohn surname is your Webpage. I
hope one day to be able to gather enough information about my family that I can
pass it on to my children. Thank you for posting your listing, I appreciated
being able to read it.
Evelyn Rayson <avra@netcom.ca>
3845 Bathurst Street, Suite 302 Toronto, Ontario M3H 3N2 Canada, (416) 630-5600
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I envy you the details you have on your family! I'm attempting to
do somewhat the same for my (Lodz) relatives. I'd like to know how you managed
access to the Lodz records- I'm just a beginner at this and would appreciate
info on how you went about it. What I know right now is that the family of Smuel
Rosenzweig lived in Lodz around 1850....I don't know how to use the LDS records
to further my research.
Julie Waters-Barcomb <julie@libby.org>
Thank you for your efforts. My family groups from Lodz are
through my Mother Ruth Haase who was born in Lodz. Her father's family names
were Haase and Seidel. Her mother's family names were Goldberg and Lichtenstein.
Michael Haase Siporin <mike@visionaryarts.com>
623 Oakdale Avenue Corte Madera, CA. 94925, (415) 945-0152 -
Congratulations on an excellent home page and thorough supporting
research.
Jan Engel <fvdt07a@prodigy.com>
Did you look at my Berger tree? It's in the shtetlink part of
jewishgen, under Zmigrod. Although I can see no connection, I did see some of
the same names --- my GF was Wolf, he had a brother Jonah, a cousin Haskel, his
mother was Brandel, his wife Zlate. They must have been common names. Brandel
was a Morgenstern, and Zlate a Spiro. We'll just have to keep plugging away.
You've been able to get further back than I. There's always the possibility that
if I can get back further, a connection could show up. Best regards, Bea
Bea Chesler <BChesler>
My mother born Pera ZAK , is a friend from childhood of Mr.
Kowarsky; they were both born in Sventsyany. Mr. Kowarsky is still alive in
Paris, with a daughter.
Sejourne, Max <berline@math.polytechnique.fr>
looking for records of my father's family - Gelbart my
grandfather was a Barber-Surgeon circa 1884
Eric Gilbert <eric.gilbert@cableinet.com.uk>
UK, -
Great job!
Julie Bier Henley <juliehenley@trigon.com>
1612 Wilmington Avenue Richmond, Va 23227 , 804/358-9335 -
Great site. It is an inspiration! I have been researching the
Rosenkranc family from Kutno,Poland in the Lodz district. My Grandfather assumed
the name Cohen at some point . One of his uncles married a Syzmanowicz. The
other names I am researching are as follows: Grduk,Grosmernow, Asz or Asch,
Frzley, Harris Any information would be appreciated. I am part of a larger group
researching Kutno. Does anyone have any information as to where to look for any
religious Synagogue articles that may have survived. Specifically Torahs,Prayer
books etc. Martha
Martha Goldberg <mjoy4605@aol.com>
180 East End Avenue 12F NY NY 10128, 212-988-2106 -
I have been researching the Rosenkranc family from Kutno,Poland
in the Lodz district. My Grandfather assumed the name Cohen at some point . One
of his uncles married a Syzmanowicz. The other names I am researching are as
follows: Grduk, Grosmernow, Asz or Asch, Frzley, Harris Any information would be
appreciated. I am part of a larger group researching Kutno. Does anyone have any
information as to where to look for any religious Synagogue articles that may
have survived. Specifically Torahs, Prayer books etc. Martha
Martha Goldberg <mjoy4605@aol.com>
180 East End Avenue 12F NY NY 10128, 212-988-2106 -
Very interesting web sight, congradulations on what must have
been a lot of hard work. My family was also called Berger and my G.Grand Father
came from Lipsk ( now Bellorusk) and migrated to the US early this century. so I
wonder if there is any family connection ? Would be interested to hear from you
Best Regards Lawrence Berg
Lawrence Berg <Lolberg@aol.com>
The Garden Flat 28. Southwood Lawn Road. Highgate. London N6 5SF, (44) 181 341
6877 -
Looking for Lodz references for 1840's for my Landau's
Donald A Jaffaq <DJaffa@Bunt.Com>
CMR 438 Box 952 APO AE 09111-0952, 0049 671 609 6135 -
Thanks for the posting on JRI. My gf from Lodz -- Izrael
LEJZEROWICZ - ca. 1868 gm from nearby Tuszyn -- Estera COLA - ca. 1870
Philip Lazar <qth@hotmail.com>
Morton Grove, IL, -
Simon Grunbaum son of Abraham and Hannah left Lodz for Sweden and
married Chaya Levin there. Two children Jacob and Sara were born in Landskroner
then they left for the USA in August 1916 and settled in Joliet, Illinois. Their
descendants lived in Cleveland and Akron and now are all over the country. Also
know of a Wishogrodsky family from Lodz whose descendants live in Israel. know
of a Wishogrodsy family from Lodz now living in Israel.
Carol Streem <rcs9219@sprintmail.com>
21706 Halburton Road, Beachwood, Ohio 44122, 216-561-9219 -
A clean,concise neat, job, worthy of emulation! Just correct your
misspelling of "GENEALOGY."
Naomi Fatouros <NFatouros@aol.com>
1350 Southdowns Drive Bloomington, IN 47401, 812-339-2527 -
Good job, congratulations. I have some interest in Lodz as
several branches of my family originate from there as well. One remark
concerning Layzer and Hanny Wdowa Matzonkij: The word "wdowa" or
"widowa" is not a name, it means "widow" in Polish. And the
word "Matzonkij" is probably the often encountered term "malzonki"
which follows the surname of a wife and simply means "wife", thus it
is not a surname either. Best regards, Daniel
Daniel Wagner <cpwagner@wis.weizmann.ac.il>
The Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot 76100, +972 8 934 2594 -
Do you know of Priscilla Berger, born in 1876 and died in
Winnipeg in 1951. She was the wife of Samuel Rosner, and the mother of my aunt
Freda and her three sisters one of whom was Sadye, married to Samuel Bronfman,
who owned Seagrams. I don't know where the Rosners came from, but they lived in
Plum Coulee, Manitoba, around the turn of the century.
Paul Silverstone <paulh@aya.yale.edu>
330 West 58th Street New York, NY 10019, -
Thanks for sharing this information!
Debbie Goldfogel <runsalot@aol.com>
P.O. Box 4583 Englewood CO 80155, 303-877-0801 -
Interesting but I can't connect.
Len Pincus <lenny@inorbit.com>
23856 Corte Emerado Murrieta, CA 92562, 909.600.2777 -
Dear Shirley Congratulations for the wonderful job. As I have
told you it's impressive. I think my father's grandfather was or Icek or Iciek
Mordka I will write you as soon as possible. Alberto Bergier [Berger]
ALBERTO BERGIER <bergier@unisys.com.br>
Rua Nascimento Silva 224/301 - Ipanema Rio de Janeiro RJ 22421-020 Brazil, 55 21
2876078 -
My father was from Lodz Poland he himself was a survivor and so
is my mother,my father past away 13 yrs. ago just found some cousins from his
mother's side, trying to find some from his father's side,but Schwartz is so
common just had a reunion with 44, 2nd and 3rd cousins it was great and very
emotional thank you for your time bye sherry
sherry (Schwartz) Schernbeck <jap972@aol.com>
7708 Greenland Pl. Cincinnati Ohio 45237, (513)761-4928 -
Very interesting: so clearly prepared. Afraid I don't recognise
any of the names. My uncle, Shmuel Hochenberg, together with his wife and (5)
children apparently perished in or around Lodz in the 1940s. To date, we have
been unable to trace any links. Any help/clues would be greatly appreciated.
Moshe Hochenberg <gcz23@dial.pipex.com>
London, England, -
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