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Abraham Chaim Basger went to
Australia
Rebecca
(Guttmann) Basger married Dovid Behr
Dovid Behr changed his name to Basger
(after Bazga, a small village, near
Raducaneni)
They had 4 children,
Rachela, Abraham Chaim,
Betty, Moshe (Morris)
Betty (Biatris) Basger June 1912
1913 Betty Basger
Travel
Certificate of Sally Rabinovici,
born in
Raducaneni
2nd
daughter of Rachela (Basger) Rabinovici,
when
she made Aliyah to
Israel.
1934 Betty meets her brother
Morris in Manchester
Biatris Basger from
Raducaneni wrote to
her sister and brother-in-law
Betty wrote to her
mother
Rebeca Basger
17/1/1908
Rachel Basger & Avram Rabinovici
Rachel Basger Rabinovici
Thank
you
for the history of Raducaneni, I understand now,
much more about our roots. I
suppose that my grandpa, Rabinovici,
was a Jewishmerchant who arrived from Galicia
and settled in Raducaneni fair
(the law
allowed Jews to only settle in a fair)
His son, Abram
Rabinovici married
hiscousinfrom Bazga
January 1908
(my grandma, Rachela Basger)
Their daughters, Ana
born in 1910
in valley Bohotin
and Sally born in 1913 in
Raducaneni,
the family lived in this area when
Raducaneni - North was called Bazga.
1919 Rachel Basger Rabinovici
with daughters Ana & Sally
Rachel Shmuel
Treasured
possessions
of
Rachel Basger Rabinovici
Avram Shloim
Rabinovici
with his brother
Hana (ana) Rabinovici
Born in Bohotin
24.8.1910
Iosub (Iosie)
Rabinovici
Sally Rabinovici
in 1913
with her nanny
Birth certificate
Rifca Rabinovici
June 1900
Birth certificate
Hana Rabinovici
August 1910
Birth certificate
Moise Rabinovici
December 1912
Birth certificate
Sally Rabinovici
March 1913
Page one
Marriage certificate
Avram Rabinovici
to
Ruhla Basgher
January 1908
Page two
Marriage certificate
Avram Rabinovici
to
Ruhla Basgher
January 1908