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Re: Mortl & Grailer/Greiler Genealogy

Mohnbauerin — 2009-11-07 14:21:44Z

the correct name of place is Nötsch :o)
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/N%C3%B6tsch_im_Gailtal
http://www.noetsch.at/fs-index0.html
http://www.noetsch.at/
http://www.austria-navigator.de/KA/9611_noetsch_im_gailtal.h...
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gailtal
http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Datei:Noetsch_Saak...
http://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.stamp.1995.950324a;internal&ac...
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Dobratsch

discese-archive in Klagenfurt:
http://www.kath-kirche-kaernten.at/pages/orgeinh.asp?id=1013

Re: Mortl & Grailer/Greiler Genealogy

joemert — 2009-11-06 18:50:41Z

Recently saw your posting looking for information on Mortl/Grailer. My Grandfather was Paul Mortl (Moertl) born 4/17/1865 and died 9/15 1942. He married Agnes Grailer in Notch Austria 1/15/1893. Notch in in Karten, Austria in the Gailtal Valley. Agnes was born 11/2/1869 and died 1/3/1945.
My E-mail address is mert77@wi.rr.com

Joe Moertl

Re: Heryla

JohnMagyari — 2009-09-15 03:51:00Z

Was wondering if you have any old photos of those from Lipowiec?

I have a few on my website www.lipowiec.org from 1920s-1940s
my email is on site.

thanks,
john magyari

Re: GONSLER, Joseph and Elizabeth, Stephen, Joseph

ezboomer63 — 2009-09-07 11:26:28Z

I have never seen anything but Americanized names. I have never seen anything from the "old Country" yet. I will continue to search the Castle Garden Lists when time permits. You know how that is. You begin looking for one thing and then something takes you to another direction and then the first thing was not done. Well, that is how it goes for me. Need to organize.

CZ

Re: Ancestors

amylwyattbrown — 2009-09-06 20:42:15Z

Do you know if he married someone named Elizabeth? I believe if it's the same person, they had a son named Carl ... my grandfather who died in 1996. They had five children that I know of, Clara, Catherine, Carl, Helen and Franklin.

Re: GONSLER, Joseph and Elizabeth

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-09-06 12:09:35Z

Cindy

Did they come as Erzsebet, Joszef, and Istvan (Hungarian first names) or under a German first name?
Since they came in 1887 that would be www.castlegarden.org
They could have departed Trieste, Fiume, Bremen or Hamburg. Did you look in a draft registration form for the boys?

GONSLER, Joseph and Elizabeth

ezboomer63 — 2009-08-31 20:12:09Z

Does anyone know of GONSLER family in 1880's before they came to the USA? GONSLER, Joseph, Elizabeth, Stephen and Joseph.

Was there a certain route that was taken when traveling to the USA in 1887-88?

Cindy

Re: Donnermeier

Mohnbauerin — 2009-08-30 13:11:37Z

St. Peter am Hart is the correct name for the one near Braunau

Re: Donnermeier

Mohnbauerin — 2009-08-30 13:08:30Z

write to the discesearchiv in Linz:
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/ordinariat/dioezesanarchiv/konta...
Matriken-list(list of the church-book-entries)shows:
church-book-entries in St.Peter am Hart for
births since 1660, mariagges and deaths since 1671
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/ordinariat/dioezesanarchiv/servi...

otherwise also write to the parishchurch directly:
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/cgi-bin/personendb/paamt/parishf...
following link says that St.Peter until 1879 belonged to Mauerkirchen-church. 1865 a burning destroyed also parts of the parish-archive there. so ask in any case at the parish-church St.Peter if they have your ancestor in their files.
http://www.singgemeinschaft-stpeter.at/index.php?site=histor...

more links for St.Peter am Hart:
http://www.st-peter-hart.ooe.gv.at/system/web/default.aspx
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sankt_Peter_am_Hart
old pictures of district Braunau and St.Peter:
http://www.doris.eu/fachinfo/kunst_kultur/histAtlas/postkart...
http://www.doris.eu/fachinfo/kunst_kultur/histAtlas/postkart...
picture of church: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18337902

following link shows that the orgin for "am Hart" came about the old-high-german word "wood" so means "St.Peter at wood". the name "Am Hart" (at wood) was found also on the oldest maps for the woods at Altheim in the north, St.Peter in the west, St. Veit in the east and Mauerkirchen in the south: http://www.singgemeinschaft-stpeter.at/index.php?site=histor...

Re: Gundic Surname

RobertJerin — 2009-08-24 03:18:50Z

GUNDIC (sounds like goondich) come from Zumberak Mountains in Croatia. As Zlatica pointed out from Kalje. I have friends here in Cleveland who have GUNDIC in their family tree. So you are searching in the wrong country!

Magda would be the correct Croatian spelling. Magdelina would be English.

Giving some birth and death dates as well as where they lived in the US would help

Name: Maker, Ignatius
Date: Aug 26 1955
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #133.
Notes: Maker, Ignatius, dearly beloved husband of Mary (nee Gundic), dearest father of Daniel, Mary Ann, beloved brother of John, Nick, Mrs. Ann Draskovick, uncle and great-uncle, passed away suddenly Aug. 25. The family will receive friends at the Sam Biondo & Sons Funeral Home, 3630 E. 116 St., where services will be held Saturday, Aug. 27, at 8 a. m., and from Epiphany Catholic Church at 9 a. m. Member of Holy Name Society. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

Id#: 0529579
Name: Gundic, Magdaline
Date: Jan 14 1956
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #114.
Notes: Gundic, Magdaline, wife of Lawrence, deceased, mother of Joe, Barbara Borich, Mary Maker, Julia McGonegal and the late Ann, sister of Frances Benedict and Bob Colaric, grandmother and great-grandmother, Burial from the Transfiguration Church. at 9 a. m., Monday, Jan. 16. Burial Calvary Cemetery, Arrangements made by Ratajcak Funeral Home, 7348 Broadway.

Lawrence is English Lovro is Croatian.

1920 Cleveland census
Name Age
Lawrence Gundich 45
Margaret Gundich 42
Joseph Gundich 12
Mary Gundich 10
Annie Gundich 9
Julia Gundich 6

Name: Lawrence Gundic
Titles:
Death date: 11 Oct 1928
Death place: Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Birthdate:
Estimated birth year: 1875
Birthplace: Jugoslavia
Age at death: 53 years
Gender: Male
Marital status: Married
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address: 7610 Marble Ave.
Occupation: Laborer
Residence:
Burial date: 15 Oct 1928
Burial place:
Cemetery name: Calvary
Spouse's name: Magdalen Gundic
Father's name: George Gundic
Father's titles:
Father's birthplace: Jugoslavia
Mother's name: Dorthy Colovich
Mother's titles:
Mother's birthplace: Jugoslavia
GSU film number: 1991496
Digital GS number: 4022191
Image number: 3339
Reference number: fn 59488
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953

Could MAKER have originally been MAKARIC also from Zumberak? I also have friends here in Cleveland by that name!

Robert Jerin
Croatian Heritage Museum
Cleveland Ohio

Re: Donnermeier

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-08-23 01:20:03Z

http://genrootsblog.blogspot.com/2009/03/tips-for-finding-ge...
www.genealogienetz.de/reg/ESE/dsinfo.htm

Re: Donnermeier

ptownfreckle — 2009-08-22 03:56:25Z

My Donnermyer family came from Omaha, Nebraska--Mathias--John--Virginia. Are we related?

Re: Donnermeier

ptownfreckle — 2009-08-22 03:50:58Z

My Gr Grandfather was John Donnermeyer, the eldest son of Mathias & Elizabeth Donnermeyer. Mathias and Elizabeth immigrated to the US with sons John and Michael in 1881, from Hungary. Omaha Nebraska 1900 Census says birthplace is Hungary, 1910 Census says Germany Birthplace and 1920 Census says Austrian birthplace. The Michael in my family lived in Omaha Nebraska and was unmarried in 1920, living at home with his widowed father and unmarried sisters. His older brother John died from lead poisening about 1903. Michael's WWI Draft Reg. states a birthdate of 15 July 1879. Please contact me if you think we have the same family.

Re: Gundic Surname

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-08-16 02:39:03Z

Melissa

Can this be your ancestor?
Gundic, Magda Kalje 29 1878 1907
Did you already look at www.ellisislandrecords.org
Gundic, Bara Kalje 4 1903 1907
Gundic, Franca Kalje, Coatia 25 1882 1907
Gundic, Francz Kalji 20 1886 1906
Gundic, Josif Kelje 41 1857 1898
Gundic, Sima Kaljc, Austria 16 1896 1912

One of 11 Mary MAKERs in SSDI http://ssdi.rootsweb.com your ancestor?
Is this your Ignatius MAKER
IGNATIUS MAKER 08 May 1904 Aug 1955 (not specified) His SS-5Form should have his place of birth and parents names.

Re: Gundic Surname

melissamaker1 — 2009-08-16 02:15:22Z

hi....all these posts are really old, hopefully someone will still read them. i'm looking for information on gundic side of family. my great grandmother is Magda (or some form thereof, Magdalena has also been suggested). my grandmother was Mary and had a sister, Julie. not sure if any other siblings existed. Mary married Ignatius Maker. anyone have any information?

Re: Grandparents Home of Weiskirchen, Austria-Hungary

wbruch3092 — 2009-08-15 02:52:03Z

Hi... I just found your message and am also interested in ancesters who left Weiskirchen around 1780's. I am wondering if the german book you have has any refrence to the name "BRUCH" in it? If it does or you have any information about the migration of people from that city in that time period. You can email me at wbruch@shaw.ca

Wilf.

Re: Familia Loss na Austria

sesta113 — 2009-08-09 06:34:24Z

Minha avó materna era Margherita Loss, nascida no Brasil (RS) filha de pai italiano, Giovanni Batista Loss. Já é falecida há muito tempo.Sempre escutei que vinham de um lugarejo no norte da Italia, onde todos eram tinham o mesmo sobrenome LOSS, razão pela qual, cada família, usava o sobrenome Loss seguido de um apelido.Como ambos os pais de minha avó eram Loss, um deles usava "Loss Loset". o outro já não lembro mas sabia.Parece que um irmão de meu bisavô materno, tio portanto de Margherita, ficou ou foi para o Espírito Santo.

Re: town ending in "-enhofen" in Upper Austria

pippi321 — 2009-08-09 00:47:39Z

If you change the u(writer didnt know it), it could be Altenhofen (today "Altenhof am Hausruck" in upper austria). For 16xx churchbooks you then should look for Gaspoltshofen.

bey (=near) Linz ??? (with a lot of phantasy, maybe you can read it better on the sheet)

Re: Grein, Austria

KERBER — 2009-06-01 21:28:16Z

The reason why I posted it here was that I didn't know where the city was located.

Thank you all for your information!

Trying to find any info on Displaced Persons camp in Ebelsberg, Linz, Austria

cunnintl — 2009-06-12 01:12:08Z

I have been trying to find information on my grandmother, Magdalena Chrobok, born May 8, 1926, having lived in or born in Tarnowskic, Gory, Poland. She was Catholic. She ended up in Austria near the end of WWII in a displaced persons or concentration camp(unknown name), in a camp in Ebelsberg(?)Linz, Austria in Lager (building?)#6. She gave birth to a son in that camp on April 25, 1946. (That child is my uncle, Carl, who is not my grandfather's biological child. She would never talk about his biological father.). She married my grandfather, Charles E. Whitlock, in that same town on December 22, 1946. He was US Army, 586th Engineering, stationed in Austria. She arrived in New York, USA on November 26, 1947 with Carl and my grandfather aboard the Alexander.

After coming to the states, she recieved a letter from a sister (unknown name) who was living in Germany which told of my grandmother's mother's death (unknown location but assuming it may have been Germany). Another sister died in a concentration camp by cremation. I believe her father died before the war. That is all we know about any my grandmother's family after the war

Re: STOLZ

bsomerstein — 2009-03-28 05:44:32Z

I do believe that this is my family. There are two children missing from your information. I guess that if the census was done in the Bronx the other two might not show but Hyman Stolz age 20 in 1930 would be my father.

Re: Heryla

JohnMagyari — 2009-04-11 15:25:10Z

I have a Hiryla (Hyrilla) could be spelled different than I have in my Family tree. Her descendants were from Lipowiec, Lipowiec, Sanok District, Galicia Province, Austria-Hungary. Both my grandmother Anna Kopij (Kopie, Kopy) (born 1893) and my Grandrfather Stefan Waryanka (Warianka, Warijanka) (born 1888) were born in Lipowiec. I would be interested in any info you may have discovered.

Re: STOLZ

RobertJerin — 2009-03-28 02:38:32Z

Is this your family, as found in the 1930 Bonx census?

Name Age
Isaac Stolz 53 born Poland, Jewish arr US 1904 cigarmaker
Anna Stolz 51 born Poland arr US 1907
Morris Stolz 24 born Poland arr US 1907
Hyman Stolz 20
Samuel Stolz 15

The lower part of Poland made up the old province of Galicia, which was under Austrian rule until 1918

Robert

Re: Benderling; Stadler

dortero04 — 2009-04-16 01:11:37Z

Found several letters and poetry written by Anna Benderling, dated 1907. These were found at a Senior Center in Seattle, Washington... If you are interested in these, please contact me... Sincerely, Mary Elliott

Joseph Aigelsreiter & wife Barbara Kristofek, in Linz in 1929

Juli_Morgan — 2009-04-09 20:20:03Z

I'm searching for information about Joseph AIGELSREITER and his wife, Barbara KRISTOFEK. I know they were living in Linz in 1929, since they had a child born there in that year.

Thank you!

Re: Tiefenbach

debgzip — 2009-07-12 14:45:19Z

Hi, Mohnbauerin

Thanks for the added information. I think it is possibloe that the Uttenhofen is now part of Germany, so the one you found near Stephansposching, Germany could possibly be the right town.

There are several Tiefenbachs and Eichelbergs in Germany, but the ones I referred to are neighbors to each other in the Ostringen district in Baden-Wurttemberg, formerly just Baden at the time.

I do know that Wurttemberg and other areas of Germany did have pockets of Austrian-ruled regions/towns within their borders, same with towns along the France-Germany border, so I am rethinking Superior Austria as not meaning Upper Austria, it could possibly be calling Austria Superior out of respect because of it's authority during the Holy Roman Empire. Then again, I could very well be wrong.

Thanks again for your help. I will continue with all this information in my research.

Re: town ending in "-enhofen" in Upper Austria

debgzip — 2009-07-12 14:26:34Z

Hi, Tilman

You are right, I see it now, the first letter is a "u" so it definately says "uttenhofen".

The church where the record came from is in the town of Tiefenbach (the one near Eichelberg) in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, which at the time was the Grand Duchy Baden.

Perhaps the town has changed names or merged with a larger town. Or - I have found in one document that another ancestor was from the town of Grunbach, which at the time was under the Archdiocese of Austria, but the location was within the Wurrtemberg borders. There were a few "austrian-owned" areas within Wurttemberg that they apparently ended up reliquishing. I know there are a couple Grunbachs still in Austria, but I have found the correct town within Wurttemberg. So, it is possible that Uttenhofen is also in Germany, but at the time was part of Austria. However, I am not able to find a Uttenhofen in Germany yet. I guess it goes back to the whole Holy Roman Empire saga and border-changing.

town ending in "-enhofen" in Upper Austria

debgzip — 2009-07-03 20:19:09Z

I am trying to figure out the name of a town where an ancestor came from. I can definately tell it has "enhofen" in it, but I cannot be sure on the first two or three letters. Possibilities - Ittenhofen, Shenhofen, Sttenhofen, Rittenhofen, or even Nittenhofen. I have attached the marriage document. It is the third paragraph under October, and the first word, third line. They didn't necessarily use capital letting for all proper nouns (notice Austria is lowercase).

Tiefenbach

Mohnbauerin — 2009-07-10 19:22:30Z

otherwise there is a Tiefenbach near Passau, Bavaria not far away of the Uttenhofen (Stephansposching).
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiefenbach_(bei_Passau)

all is very confusing..... :o(

Eichelberg and Tiefenbach

Mohnbauerin — 2009-07-10 19:13:23Z

this places stated on the document think are not in the Upper-Austria you mean, but some of them possible in former Vorder-Österreich-territories like Baden-Württemberg.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eichelberg
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiefenbach

or do you know which Eichelberg and Tiefenbach on document are meant?

Uttenhofen and Superior Austria

Mohnbauerin — 2009-07-10 18:58:05Z

there also exist an Uttenhofen in bavarian district Deggendorf, Germany northwest of Passau which is a border-town at bavarian-upperaustrian border. Uttenhofen belonges to Stephansposching.
http://www.maplandia.com/germany/bayern/niederbayern/deggend...
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uttenhofen_(Stephansposching)
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephansposching
as

Oberösterreich- Superior Austria at Habsburg-times probably means not todays Upper-Austria on your document! i also think so like Tilman Brandl.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ober%C3%B6sterreich_(Habsburg)

in history about Upper-Austria (todays state) is written:
...Wahrscheinlichkeit das Jahr 1260 als Geburtsjahr des Landes ob der Enns. Im Jahre 1264 wurde der Name supra anasum („Ob der Enns“) urkundlich das erste Mal erwähnt .....Zeitgleich galt die Bezeichnung Austria superior („Oberösterreich“), damals noch für Tirol, Vorarlberg und Vorderösterreich.....
so the interesting part tells, that 1260 probably is the birth-year of the country and today austrian state - first time 1264 the name "supra anasum" (ob der Enns-above the Enns)was stated for it at documents. the name "superior Austria" (Oberösterreich)was at time 1406 bis 1665 for Tirol, Vorarlberg and Vorderösterreich(which is not the Upper-Austria-region!)
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ober%C3%B6sterreich
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper_Austria
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrol_(state)

Bei allen habsburgischen Herrschaftsteilungen im Spätmittelalter und in der frühen Neuzeit kamen die Vorlande an diejenige Linie, die Tirol beherrschte, gehörte damit zu Austria Superior – Oberösterreich, im damaligen Sprachgebrauch – und wurde also immer von Innsbruck aus regiert. 1490 wurde eine Zentralbehörde für Tirol und die Vorlande geschaffen.
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vorder%C3%B6sterreich

now 2 possible Uttenhofen, but both never were in one of the "superior Austria"-parts.:o(

Grein, Austria

Mohnbauerin — 2009-06-01 07:26:10Z

i also thought so, as is posted on OÖ-Board - the only one other posting for Slovenia is about the name Sterk:
http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.eeurope.slovenia.gener...

i wonder why is posted on board for Upper-Austria (and Lower-Austria).
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grein
KuK-crownland Krain (Carniola): http://www.deutsche-schutzgebiete.de/kuk_krain.htm

Asten?

Mohnbauerin — 2009-05-30 22:08:22Z

maybe meant Asten by Linz in district Linz-Land:
http://www.danube.at/sixcms/detail.php?id=179599&_nav=61...
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asten
http://www.riskommunal.net/asten/
parish-church also for asking for ancestors - the civil files started in Austria in 1938:
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/pfarren/asten/

Matriken-list

Mohnbauerin — 2009-05-30 22:01:30Z

for upperaustrian parish-churches A-Z:
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/ordinariat/dioezesanarchiv/servi...
roman.cath.discese-archive in Linz:
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/ordinariat/dioezesanarchiv/konta...

Re: Home town of Michael Thalhamer

Mohnbauerin — 2009-04-10 13:22:32Z

you need a placename for asking in the tyrolean country-archive for him - without a place they can´t search in the microfilmed churchbook-entries (Kirchenmatriken):
http://www.tirol.gv.at/themen/kultur/landesarchiv/archivbest...

familynameslist 1940/41 Tirol&Vorarlberg:
Thalhammer in > Achental, Hall, Innsbruck, Kufstein, Mayrhofen, Schwarzach

phonebook www.herold.at
Tirol has 20 entries for Thalhammer and 0 for Thalhamer

discesearchive Linz

Mohnbauerin — 2009-04-10 13:14:40Z

write there:
http://www.dioezese-linz.at/ordinariat/dioezesanarchiv/konta...

Re: NIEDERMEIER

Buffalo6 — 2009-06-08 17:06:22Z

Have you found any more information on Peter Niedermeier as we talked about before? I have only a bit of info from before immigration and would love to get more. Email me if you can.

Re: Schlager in Altlengbach

pes42 — 2009-05-29 20:07:11Z

Thanks for the info about Steineckl. I have a photo which is from that time period of some Steinmetezen standing in front of what could be a memorial or bridge, or perhaps the cathedral. There is not much in view. If you could email me at garyschlager@gmail.com I could send you a copy that perhaps you could identify. Thank you.

Re: Town in Austria

Lucypree — 2009-05-30 02:06:58Z

Thanks - I have not tried Aschach. Sure will though. Many thanks.

Re: town ending in "-enhofen" in Upper Austria

TilmanB — 2009-07-09 23:58:25Z

Hello,

the only place that would fit the scripture IMHO is uttenhofen. This unfortunately is not in Upper Austria, but in Salzburg (part of Saalfelden). There's only a slight chance that this in past history actually was in Upper Austria, but it's hard to believe .... would take more time to research this in detail.

Where's the churchbook excerpt from? Maybe from a quite distant place where there was limited knowledge on where this place belonged to?

Just my 2 cents
Tilman

Re: Tiefenbach

TilmanB — 2009-07-12 17:26:55Z

Hello,

while I would think that Austria Superior indeed meant/means Upper Austria of that time, I guess there are two options that can't be ruled out totally without further research:

* the idea of an Austrian enclave in Germany (although I rather doubt it), or even a German exclave
* the possibilty that this was a different place altogether, not the one in Austria.

http://www.jewishgen.org/Communities/loctown.asp shows several German Uttenhofen places ...

Tilman

Re: Schlager in Altlengbach

pippi321 — 2009-05-29 19:01:17Z

There was a quarry called "Steineckl" in Altlengbach (lower austria) from which the stones for the new cathedral in Linz came (built in 1862-1924)

Re: Town in Austria

pippi321 — 2009-05-29 18:15:26Z

maybe its Aschach/Donau, not far from Linz

Re: Krein, Austria

pippi321 — 2009-05-29 17:54:43Z

I think he meant Grein, its a little town in upper austria.
www.grein.at

Re: town ending in "-enhofen" in Upper Austria

fritzkoe — 2009-07-16 02:52:12Z

When googling Tiefenbach, Eichelberg and Uttenhofen, one gets quite a few hits. In other words, there is a place called Uttenhofen in the general area of Tiefenbach.

Perhaps superior austria was the Latin form for Vorderösterreich. The Habsburgs lost their possessions on the right side of the Rhine to Baden, Württemberg and Bavaria only in 1805. A good local historian would be able to clarify this matter.

Home town of Michael Thalhamer

JosephHilton96 — 2009-04-09 01:37:15Z

Searching for home town in Tyrol, Austria of Michael Thalhamer who immigrated to America about 1854. HJe married Julia Eichelmeier who was from Gmunden, Austria. Michael and Julia spent their life in America in Paterson, New Jersey

Re: Galicia, Austria

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-03-29 00:07:34Z

Map of historical region Galicia:
http://www.e-targ.org/Maps/galiciamap.html

Re: STOLZ

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-03-28 23:54:48Z

Map of Austria of old:
http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/austhung.htm
Map of present Austria:
http://www.mapsofworld.com/austria/austria-political-map.htm...
These STOLZs arrived thru www.ellisislandrecords.org
Stolz, Babczie Bolerowel 24 1876 1900
Stolz, Eduard Eberbach 17 1883 1900
Stolz, Elisabeth Akli 17 1883 1900
Stolz, Fannie 17 1883 1900
Stolz, Feige Rotatyn 7 1893 1900
Stolz, Feige Bolerowel 1 1899 1900
Stolz, Gottfried Hamburg 50 1850 1900
Stolz, Jacob Hamburg 21 1879 1900
Stolz, Josef St Ingbert 24 1876 1900
Stolz, Juda Bolszome 26 1874 1900
Stolz, Leitisch Rotatyn 3 1897 1900
Stolz, Maria Vegholy 25 1875 1900
Stolz, Mihaly Vegholy 28 1872 1900
Stolz, Otto Calbe 42 1858 1900
Stolz, Ruchcie Rotatyn 2 1898 1900
Stolz, Smul Rotatyn 6 1894 1900
Stolz, Zipre Rotatyn 26 1874 1900
You might want to check out www.jewishgen.org
http://genforum.com
www.surnamenavigator.org

Re: Hiryla/Hirylla, Warianka/Warjanka

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-04-11 23:29:57Z

John

You might want to post on historical region Galicia's board.
Galicia's map:
http://www.e-targ.org/Maps/galiciamap.html
Poland's map with wojewodztwos:
http://www.geneteka.genealodzy.pl/
www.halgal.com
www.kresy.co.uk/galicja.html
Heryla, Wasyle Lipowiec, Galicy 17 1892 1909
Hirila, Anna Lipowiec, Hungary 16 1892 1908
Hiryla, Anastaszya Lipowiec, Galicy Province 21 1880 1901
Hyryla, Iwan Lipowiec 16 1885 1901
Hyryla, Stefan Lipowiec, Galicia 34 1876 1910
Kopej, Anna Lipowiec, Galicia 22 1888 1910
Kopej, Stefan Lipowiec, Galicia 3 1907 1910
Kopi, Nacka Lipowiec 17 1886 1903
Kopij, Andrrej Lipowiec 18 1885 1903
Kopij, Kryc Lipowiec 54 1847 1901
Kopy, Hryc Lipowiec, Galicy 15 1891 1906
Kopy - Servant, Justyna Lipowiec 15 1889 1904
Kopyj, Andrej Lipowiec, Galicia 25 1884 1909
Kopyja, Wasyl Lipowiec, Aust. 24 1885 1909
Warajmanko, Justina Lipowiec 18 1883 1901
Waranka, Wasyl Lipowiec, Galicia 32 1877 1909
Wargjanka, Michal Lipowiec 16 1885 1901
Warianka, Wasy L Lipowiec, Galicia 16 1894 1910
Warjanka, Jan Lipowiec 41 1862 1903
Warjanka, Justyna Lipowiec, Galicia 17 1893 1910
Warjanka, Michal Lipowiec 31 1870 1901
Warjanka, Nacka Lipowiec 27 1877 1904
Warjanka, Petro Lipowiec 24 1880 1904
Warjanka, Petro Lipowiec 16 1885 1901
Waryanka, Marya Lipowiec 32 1867 1899
Waryanka, Pawel Lipowiec 26 1877 1903
Waryjanka, Anna Lipowiec 21 1878 1899
Waryjanka, Tekla Lipowiec 21 1878 1899
Wazjanka, Wanio Lipowiec, Galicia 33 1877 1910
Lipowiec's church records in Polish archive:
http://baza.archiwa.gov.pl/sezam/pradziad.php?l=en&miejs...
Lipowiec's church records in LDS-Mormons:
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermain...=

Re: Whitlock Magdalena

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-06-13 01:20:12Z

Hi
MAGDALENA WHITLOCK 08 May 1926 Apr 1982 http://ssdi.rootsweb.com
Your ancestor's SS-5Form should provide a precise place of birth. If she was naturalized citizen than her naturalization petition will have a place of birth.
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