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Re: Lotzkar Family

johnflaher — 2013-05-19 00:11:28Z

Dear Phillip,
Thanks for your note. I (Lois Flaherty) am the one who posted the message about Lotzkars. Since then, I’ve been in contact with a few people and have gotten a lot of information which I’ve entered into my family tree. My grandmother was Adele Lotzkar, one of your grandfather’s many sisters. I’d be happy to share what I’ve done so far. If you send me your e-mail address I’ll invite you to view the tree. You may write to me at loisflaherty@gmail.com.
Good to hear from you.
Lois

Re: Lotzkar Family

pjrproteus8 — 2013-05-15 01:14:26Z

Morris Lotzkar died in an apartment on Vise Ave in The Bronx,NY about1947. I was there. I am Phillip Rubin,his grandson,and I live in Phoenix, Az.

Re: Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

aldimitrova — 2013-04-19 07:56:20Z

I will try to help. Were Kostadin and Evan born in Rozovets? How they were related to Doncho, Nedialka, Stoianka etc.? If you have any correspondence or other details they could help in the research. You are welcome to share the details privately - alexbul at hotmail dot com.

Re: Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

ksnn11 — 2013-04-11 12:38:44Z

I am looking for relatives of Evan Dimov Chacarov, his wifve's name could be Siika born in 1898 and died 16 Jan 1931. He had 2 sons Koustadin and Evan they were born around 1920 in Rozovets. And a Doncho Nicolov, Nedialka Nicolova Kacarova, Stoianka, Ivancho and Petercho Chakarov.
The family name in US is Chakuroff.
Thanks for any help.

Re: Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

22crowther — 2013-03-13 12:25:42Z

Hi Alex,
I'll give you what I have so far.

Dimo (Dimoff) Chakuroff DOB 1867 and wife Maria from Rosavitz, their children:

Staiom D.(Stephan)Chakuroff DOB abt 1883-4 img in 1907 lived in Providence Rhode Island was married but I can't find a wife in U.S. He died in 1918 in Providence R.I. at the age of 35.

Vilicka (Vicka,Violet) Dimoff DOB abt 1887 married in Bulgaria Zlatu (Wilica, Joseph) Petroff DOB 20 Mar 1885. They img in 1911 to North Providence R.I. Zlatu's parent's were Peter and Minka Maneff. He did tile work here in U.S.

Botu (Bates) Dimoff Chakuroff DOB 22 April 1889 in Rockmaly, Bulgaria. married 1910 in Bulgaria Minka DOB 9 Jan 1890. They img to R.I. in 1912.

Geno (Geus, George) my grandfather DOB 28 May 1895 in Rosavits img to R.I. in 1909. He went back to Bulgaria and was drafted in the Bulgarian army. While in Bulgaria he married a German girl. I believe they lived in Bulgaria. They had a daughter. In 1922 he came back to U.S.

He married in 1925 Marika Evonova DOB 6 May 1899 in Rosavitz. Her mother's family, Kotsarvitsa were coopers. She img to R.I. in 1924 with Rosa Slavtcheff (no relation). Rosa's parents were Dimiter Lozenska and Vera Eaniff. She was married to Minko Slavtcheff who was already here.

Marika had a couple of sisters and a brother John who remained in Bulgaria. My father is named after this brother John.

I may be able to get more info from one of my uncles who visited his aunts in Bulgaria in the 1980's, once it became legal to do so.

Hope you can help.
Sheila

Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

22crowther — 2013-03-13 12:25:05Z

I am looking for info on my grandparents.
Geus Chakuroff DOB Oct 28 1896. His father Dimoff and mother Maria were shepards. George img to Rhode Island in 1909 then returned to Bulgaria then was drafted in the army. He was a driver for King Boris. He returned to RI in 1922. He had a brother Buto who also img to RI in 1912 with his wife Minka. I believe he also had a sister here Vilicka DOB 1887 who married Zlatu Petroff, they img in 1911.
My gradmother Marica Evonova (Kotsarvitsa) DOB May 6 1899 img to RI in 1924. Her family were coopers. She picked flowers for the French perfume companies. She had at least 1 brother still in Bulgaria, John.
Other families that settled in North Providence Rhode Island:
Staiom D Chakneoff DOB abt 1874
Zlatu & Vilicka Petroff img 1911
Delcho & Kathrin Debreff img 1913
Rada Torenoff Mincheff img 1910
Spas & Rita Torenoff img 1929
Tzann & Stephana Fotarsky img 1909
John & Penka Valeff
Nicola & Mary Toteff img 1922
Minka & Rosa Stautcheff img 1912 & 1924
Spar & Minka Todoroff img 1914
Havineb & Acabie Manoogian img 1905 & 1908
Oscar & Seran Postorian img 1910 & 1920
Malkon & Violet Kaloustian img 1905

Hope anyone can help.
Sheila Chakuroff

Re: Vladimir V. Verbi

cs_nicholls — 2013-02-15 11:50:58Z

I am writing a piece about Verbi for the magazine Old Africa and would be grateful if you could let me know his date of birth and the name of his second wife. Many thanks.

Re: Lotzkar Family

johnflaher — 2012-11-17 03:00:51Z

Brent, I've also been working on Lotzkars. My great grandparents were Sarah and Samuel. You can see what I've done if you go to "Flaherty whole family tree." Search for Lotzkar.
I've put in some information about the West Coast Lotzkars.
I haven't figured out the connection between the East Coast and the West Coast Lotzkars yet but I am sure they are connected. It is a pretty unusual name and they almost all came from Bulgaria (a couple came from Romania but that is pretty close. My grandfather Lazar Teitelbaum, who married Adele Lotzkar, was from Romania. He brought many of the Lotzkars to the US.

Re: Lotzkar Family

slotz0089 — 2012-11-10 16:12:08Z

Hi Lois, very nice to meet new family. Please email slotz11@yahoo.com because we have much to talk about. Once I receive your email I will spend some time with a reply. I am very glad to hear from you. I have done much work since I posted that message forever ago.

Scott

Re: Lotzkar Family

Lflaher770 — 2012-11-10 15:50:44Z

Scott,
I only started working on my family tree recently but have put a lot of information on Ancestry.com (the username is JohnFlaher).
I think Morris Lotzkar was probably the brother of my grandmother Adele Teitelbaum, so would have been my great uncle. The information I got all suggests this.
Records about Morris include:
1915, 1920, 1925, 1930, and 1940 Census reports
1918 WWI draft card
1942 draft card, listing his birthplace as Sielstra, Bugaria and his age as 59, address as 1939 Fulton Ave, and birth date as 8/16/1883 (various approximate dates appear in records but there is a specific date in the WWII draft record)
His date of arrival in the US was 1905 or 06 (it is given as 1900 in one document but the same one (1915 census) says he had been in the US 9 years.
He is listed in the earlier records as a furniture salesman and and probably eventually had his own business (1918 draft card lists him as a furniture dealer, and 1942 card says he is self-employed). However, the 1940 census lists him as a manager in a floor covering company. There is a business listing in the NYC phone book of Lotzkar and Ritter. His first wife was named Fanny Ritter—so either they were in business together or perhaps it was her father
He was married twice, first to Fannie Ritter and later to Miriam (or Marion) Reichenbaum and had four children, Rose (or Rashel), and Albert with Fannie, and Frances and Stanley with Miriam. All four children lived together so perhaps Fannie died. Miriam’s father Raphad Reichenbaum lived with the family.
Frances is listed as age four and living in an institution in the 1925 census. But later (in 1940) she was employed as a saleslady in a bakery. And she subsequently married and had children, one of whom has a family tree on Ancestry.com. She told me about Morris’ being married twice.

Addresses include:
1915-2794 8th Avenue
1925-
1940-1857 Washington Ave, Bronx
1942: 1939 Fulton Ave, and 4031 3rd Ave (business) in the Bronx
I have a note that he died in Phoenix Arizona in 1987, but I don't know where I got this information.
The farthest back I have been able to go is to my great grandparents, Schmniel (Samuel) and Sara (Sarah) Lazar, who were brought to the US from Bulgaria by my grandfather Lazar Teitelbaum.
There are some Bulgarian databases but they are not on-line as far as I know. But if anyone is aware of more information please let me know.
I too wondered about the Seattle Lotzkars, of whom there seem to be quite a few. It seems so anomolous that one would have ended up there when everyone else was in New York.
Lois Flaherty

Re: relatives in Sofia

Tuxedokat11 — 2012-11-09 02:39:07Z

Hi, My Name is Elena and I'm from Colombia, I'm 28 and I got my Granmother's name Elena. She was Lhena Elena Finzi and born in 1910, she lived in Colombia since 1936 more or so and she died in 1992 when I was 7. I loved her so much but I didn't know to much about her life, but I always wanted to know about her childhood. I'm not interest about money or stuff but I'd love to know about her life, her roots and if there is some family who remember her or have some memories about her.

I know that she came from Bulgary to live whith her brother Moise in Bogotá, I also know that she had another brother who worked into a church or something.

I found this information about her family I hope someone read this and talk to me.

Her parents were

Yehuda Finzi+ Sultana Haimov and these are her brothers:

Albert Finzi
David Finzi
Helena Finzi (My grandma)who lived in Colombia with her brother ---- *Moise Finzi
Rebeka Finzi
Regina Finzi
Vitali Finzi
Rafael Finzi

That's all. Thank you

My E-mail is lombredeelodia@hotmail.com

Re: Chobanoff

aldimitrova — 2012-09-19 13:43:39Z

If you are looking for Milan's alive siblings in Bulgaria I may try to help. I will need his date and place of birth in Bulgaria. Any other information of what kind of relatives he left behid after emmigration could be helpful. You can send it on alexbul (at) hotmail (dot) com

Chobanoff

PADAVE78 — 2012-09-17 17:20:47Z

i am a great-grandson of Milan Chobanoff..looking for family

Re: Vladimir V. Verbi

aldimitrova — 2012-08-14 11:01:45Z

I found your relatives in Bulgaria and just talked to Tatiana. She was surprised and intrigued. She asked me which country you are writing from. I hope you will contact me on my e-mail address to tell you details - alexbul(at)hotmail(dot)com

Re: Vladimir V. Verbi

verbi — 2012-08-13 20:28:45Z

Nikolay -father and Dr.Nikolay - grandfather

Re: Vladimir V. Verbi

aldimitrova — 2012-08-12 11:09:05Z

Do you know Nikolay's and Kamen's father name?

Re: Vladimir V. Verbi

verbi — 2012-08-10 21:47:18Z

Nikolay Nedev dob 1950 Kamen Nedev dob 1944 Konst. 1980 Titiana 1970

Re: Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

bultara — 2012-08-10 20:22:11Z

I have DNA tested my family with 23andMe.
Recently a female relative on Relative Finder declined my invitation to share information. Wonder if you can guess who she is. Obviously the link was Chakuroff as I am Bulgarian.

Female
0.11% DNA shared across 1 segment
Predicted Relationship 5th Cousin (3rd to Distant Cousin)
Birthplace United States
Ancestry Eastern Europe
Family Surnames Chakuroff,Crowther
Family Locations Providence, Rhode Island
Haplogroups H6a1b2

Re: Vladimir V. Verbi

aldimitrova — 2012-08-10 18:11:35Z

Hi Valerie,

I might try to help.

Since Nikolay Nedev is very common name in Bulgaria would be good if you have Nedev's middle initial and his approx. year of birth. The same info for his brother Kamen and his children Konst. and Tatiana would be helpful. You can send this info to alexbul (at) hotmail (dot) com

Vladimir V. Verbi

verbi — 2012-08-07 21:40:05Z

My name is Valerie Verbi and Vladimir Verbi was my Grandfather. I am looking for a living relative in Bulgaria by the name of Nikolay Nedev who was living in Sofia 20 yrs ago. His brothers name is Kamen and his children are Konstantine and Tatiana. There great grandfather was Dr. Nikolay Nedev of Rousse and he was the half brother of my grandfather Vladimir V. Verbi. Any information would be much appreciated.

Re: Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

aldimitrova — 2012-06-23 13:50:52Z

Sheila,

Rosaovich or Rosavitz is not BG name. So the first thing is to find the right BG name of their birth place.

If all Dimo's childrenm imigrated out of Bulgaria who we are looking for in Bugaria then? As I told you I might be of help to find alive relatives in Bulgaria.

If you get more information you can send it to my e-mail alexbul (at) hotmail (dot) com

Re: Chakuroff & Evonova families from Rozaovich Bulgaria

aldimitrova — 2012-06-21 12:45:55Z

If you are looking for you alive relatives in Bulgaria I might try to help. I need the places and DOB of the emigrated people. Please send me details to: alexbul (at) hotmail (dot) com

How to go back farther...

Rjenki961 — 2012-04-23 21:55:22Z

I have been doing my family genealogy for several years now and have had a lot of luck with all of the branches except my paternal grandparents. My grandfather was Crist Nickoloff (possibly Hristo Nikolov). I know he was born in Sofiya, Bulgaria in 1890 and fled to "White Russia" at some point, from which he emigrated to the US in 1915. I know nothing else at all about him. I know about the same for my grandmother except that she was born in Poland and immigrated into the US in 1912. Without any other info, how do I go back any further? Where do I start? Thank you.

Re: Zaprian Vidoloff & Anna Vidoloff - looking for information

lsmatthias1 — 2012-01-26 07:09:56Z

my email address is nostalgialauren@yahoo.com, Jonathan.

Re: Zaprian Vidoloff & Anna Vidoloff - looking for information

ward_jonathan — 2012-01-05 16:01:06Z

The site is temporarily down - I want to re-design it using another format. Please contact me at excavatedshellac[at]yahoo[dot]com for details. I am still looking for people who were in contact with Robert Vidoloff and have his artwork.

Re: Zaprian Vidoloff & Anna Vidoloff - looking for information

lsmatthias1 — 2012-01-05 13:19:49Z

to Jonathan Ward: Is your Bob Vido site still in existence?

Nikolay kazandjiev

kasanschiff — 2011-11-20 14:00:58Z

Nikolay kazandjiev was my Bulgarian uncle son of vassal kazandjiev who was born 1917"we estimate nikolay was born 1935-45.nikolay was a school teacher in Sofia can anyone help me ?

Nickolay kazandzhiev

kasanschiff — 2011-11-20 12:25:53Z

Looking for nickolay kazandzhiev from Sofia Bulgaria,father vassal kazandzhiev born 1917 .left Bulgaria during the wartime about1940-45.can anyone help me please???

wasil kasaschiff

kasanschiff — 2011-11-20 12:19:24Z

hi can anyone help,wasil was my late grandad.he wasborn 1917 in bulgaria ,trying to trace his parents n family,beleve he had a son nicoli kasanschiff birth between 1920-30s help pleaze. .New information,we believe the spelling of his name is different.now looking for nickolay kazandzhiev can anyone help me????

Domenico Bailoni , b. 1859 in Austria (Trieste ?)

mmomd — 2011-09-05 14:31:07Z

Looking for records of my great grandfather, Domenico Bailoni (Bailone) (married Modesta Graif b. 1859 in Austria). I am told the family lived in Vigolo Vattaro, Prov. of Trento, Italy. They immigrated to the United States and settled in Landis Township (Vineland), Cumberland County, New Jersey. There were 5 children, Charles b.?, Viola (Violet) b. 10 Jul 1895, Gueseppi (Joseph) b. 14 Feb 1897, Rosa b. 14 Feb 1899 and Mary b.?--all born in the United States.

Re: Looking for Benaroya family

smartbugmedia — 2011-02-06 23:16:17Z

Do you recognize any of those names?

Re: Looking for Benaroya family

gbenaroya_1 — 2011-02-06 13:45:29Z

Hi, yes some went to the US and others went to Argentina

Looking for Benaroya family

smartbugmedia — 2010-09-08 02:19:26Z

Does anybody know of this family---some came to the US in 1934/35 and others stayed and/or went to Israel. Some names:

Marco
Rachel
Eleazar (spelling?)
Nicim (phonetic: neeCEEM)

Re: searching for Jana Gencevova (Genceva)

aldimitrova — 2010-05-14 11:04:59Z

Hi,

I saw your message in the geneology forum looking for your Bulgarian relative.

I will be glad to help if you give me more details. Since 2002 I have series in the largest Bulgarian daily about reuniting long lost families and we have about 200 successful cases by now... E-mail me on alexbul@hotmail.com

Alex

searching for Jana Gencevova (Genceva)

davidlewin — 2010-05-09 05:52:14Z

Can you please guide me?

I am searchig for the family of Jana Gencevova (Genceva)

In 1963 she was living at no. 6. Septembra street N 32, Sofia, Bulgaria

We do not know her date of birth but estimate this to be around the 1900’s

She was originally Czech and at some time had acquired Bulgarian Nationality

Jana Gencevova (Genceva) had two sisters Frantiska Masova and Marie Hyblova.

They three were the daughters of
Anna Jenišova who died in Prague on 2 June 1962

Search and Unite has researched in many countries in this world, but never before in Bulgaria. We have the added complication that we do not have anyone who speaks your language.

My questions to you pease, and my request for your guidance, if you would, are:

How can I find out in Bulgaria what happened to Jana Gencevova (Genceva) after 1963?

How can I find anyone who may remember her?

She is probably dead, so how can I find her death certificate, whether she had children, what family she had - anything that will lead me to the legal heirs of Jana.

I would be most grateful for your guidance in this

Yours sincerely

David Lewin

Re: Bulgarian Protestants in USA

myersdk1 — 2010-04-27 22:48:35Z

My grandfather,Basil S. Keusseff, was a Bulgarian Protestant minister who immigrated to the United States in 1901; his wife, Neda Kaftangieva, their two children, and Neda's sister Penka followed in 1905. Basil Keusseff had studied at a college in England and, after several years of work in very small Baptist churches in Bulgaria, began working with the Disciples of Christ in the Pittsburgh area (Pennsylvania). He was later (about 1910) called to take over the work of a minister in Chicago whose health was failing. One more child was born in Pennsylvania; the two youngest were born in Chicago. I believe my grandfather left the church in 1920 or 1921, either shortly before or shortly after Neda died. If you would like more information, please contact me.

Re: grandfather&Greatgrand Father& Mother

Ryleyme — 2009-06-22 00:39:10Z

James, are you one of the Buffalo, NY Manahers? I would like to learn more about that family which may be connected to mine. Ryley
writer1@tds.net

Re: surname

CassandraGeorgeff — 2009-04-11 17:34:17Z

my grandpa thinks we are from Greece, he's been getting music about coming back to Sofiya. we could possibly be related but are not sure how our last name was spelt before one of my great-grandfathers immigrated to canada

Re: Dorang Family - Sofiya

dmle319 — 2009-03-12 02:03:36Z

Dear Alex, It has been nearly a year since our last conversation. Today I received a message through the MYHeritage genealogy site. I am not sure what the language is but perhaps you could try to translate it for me. I would be very grateful.

Joszif Dorang

T. Úram, csládi nevem Dorang az isnert felmen€im Magyarországon születtek.
Déd nagyapám Mihaly Dorang 1850 ben született és volt egy Petar Dorang nevezetü
testvére aki Franciaországban vagy Angliában vándorolt el. Peternek volt egy Robert
nevezet€ fia aki Angliában élt. Tudjuk hogy van felmen€nk aki Amarikában vándorolt
el. Német nemzetiségüek voltak.
Érdekl€dnék hogy egyszerüen névrokonok vagyunk e vagy annál több?
Üdvözlettel: Joszif Dorang

I lookin for my great grand father

Vemtsislavus — 2009-01-16 08:56:44Z

Dear Sir or Madam,
My great grandfather Stojo Ivanov Krushkin was the person who set up the “Bulgarian Balkan Band” in Steelton in 1915. I keep pictures and information about him and the band. Stojo Ivanov KrushkinI was millitary musician in Bulgaria and in USA. I have found an internet site - http://books.google.bg/books?id=iiWs1AMfWasC&pg=PA326&am.... See 326.327 p.
Recently, I have found an article about the Bulgarian bands in America and that in provoked my curiosity, and I, in my capacity of his offspring, would like to learn some more about him. In general, I have not known to whom I could address for information, but I found this mail address.
I would like to ask you for some assistance in order to obtain some more information about my great grandfather or, if it is possible, to be given a contact with people or officials who could help.

please e-mail me to-Ventsislavus@yahoo.com

Faithfully yours,
Vencislav Jekov, "Club Wings"- millitary journalist-editor
Sofia
Bulgaria

For my great grandfather

Vemtsislavus — 2009-01-16 08:54:35Z

Dear Sir or Madam,
My great grandfather Stojo Ivanov Krushkin was the person who set up the “Bulgarian Balkan Band” in Steelton in 1915. I keep pictures and information about him and the band. Stojo Ivanov KrushkinI was millitary musician in Bulgaria and in USA. I have found an internet site - http://books.google.bg/books?id=iiWs1AMfWasC&pg=PA326&am.... See 326.327 p.
Recently, I have found an article about the Bulgarian bands in America and that in provoked my curiosity, and I, in my capacity of his offspring, would like to learn some more about him. In general, I have not known to whom I could address for information, but I found this mail address.
I would like to ask you for some assistance in order to obtain some more information about my great grandfather or, if it is possible, to be given a contact with people or officials who could help.

Faithfully yours,
Vencislav Jekov, "Club Wings"- millitary journalist-editor
Sofia
Bulgaria

Tsursko

edmalone_1 — 2008-05-30 02:40:37Z

I am looking for information about a place- Tsursko, Bulgaria which is listed as the place of origin for my great grandfather John Gligoroff (arrived US-1913). Googling the name gets no results for this town. Any info would be appreciated.
edmalone@att.net

Re: Dorang Family - Sofiya

alexbul_1 — 2008-04-17 08:07:46Z

I tend to think that the family you mentioned in your posting had nothing in common with Bulgaria except probably one family member staying for a while in Sofia as part of a German company or diplomatic mission.
So seems you do not need to research the family here, in Sofia.
Additionally Dorang is not Bulgarian family name.
I wanted to help since I am journalist in a leading BG paper which since 2002 has series about finding lost relatives around the World and contact them with their Bulgarian relatives. But seems your case has nothing in common with Bulgaria...
A

Re: Dorang Family - Sofiya

319dmle — 2008-04-16 21:04:24Z

Alex, I suppose the post should have said Sofia Area. I have a letter from Michail Dorang to a Robert Dorang signed and dated 4.2.1970, Sofia. Michail evidently saw an article written by Robert Dorang in BUSSINESS WEEK and contacted him. Thia letter appears to be a second letter which,for unknown reasons,was never answered by Robert. I am married into a Dorang Family from Germany which may be related to Michail's family. In the letter it says Michail's Great-Great-Grandfather 'Mihail' Dorang,born 1850 in Nemetcomlot, a German village near the town of Apatin- had a brother names Peter. Further back, that 'Michail' Dorang had (a father named 'Mihail'and his father was named Peter. I have researched my husbands family back to a Peter Dorang born 1844 in Bavaria, where in Bavaria I do not know. I can not find how he got to America either! The 1880 US census says he came in 1856. I can't find him in the 1860 or in the 1870 US census. Howeverm in 1880 and from then on this Peter Dorang and his growing family are listed in the US census. This has been a rock wall for me for some time now but finding this letter may put a hole in that wall! Do you know of anyone named Dorang in your area? The letter says "one point is very important: Dorang family does not know a case when two generations are staying at one and the same place. Even now the movement is obvious (you are not an exclusion in that respect). So I would not be astonished if somebody tells me that my earliest ancestors came from the moon." As you can see he certainly had a sense of humor. Robert has been dead since 1999. I was given some of his papers at that time but just recently decided to see what was there and found this letter. The letter also states that a sister of, Michail the writer's, grandfather who was living in Bucarest and was 90 at that time, said that there were Dorang relatives in America and he "should try to find them." He said that Grand - Auntie of his found him through the Bulgarian Red Cross Organization. They had been seperated since after the First World War. Her husband was named Rudolph Greff. Her origin was the town of Linz, Austria. The letter says he is not giving ALL details but enough for Robert to get the picture.
This is a lot of information to get in one paragraph, but I do hope you have gotten the picture, as Michail said. Please forgive my not knowing how to express myself in your native language. If indeed your are part of the family I would enjoy learning your language!
Louise Dorang

Re: Dorang Family - Sofiya

alexbul_1 — 2008-04-16 12:05:57Z

I saw your posting in the Genealogy forum asking for help for a research. How this story is related to Bulgaria?

Seems I could help if you send me details what you are looking for.

Alex

Dorang Family - Sofiya

319dmle — 2008-04-02 16:34:46Z

M Dorang or any of his relatives. I have just found a letter dated 4.2.1970 from you to Robert Dorang now deceased. I would like to know more about the family, please. Your letter was lost until very recently. Where is Nemetcomlot, the German town you said was near Apatin? Is it still there? My husbands Great-Grandfather, Peter Dorang was born in 1844 and you mention a Mihail Dorang born in 1850 who had a brother named Peter Dorang. The US Census for 1880 says my Peter came from Bavaria. You said the area of Nemetcomlot was in Austro-Hungaria at that time, so it could be we are related!

I do hope the family uses Ancestry and will get this message or perhaps someone knows of this family and will get the message to them. Thank you. Louise Dorang

Re: Abraham Silverstein born Sofia 1884

jusstsam — 2008-01-16 03:14:14Z

This is my great grandfather! From his son Stanly Gordon, who married Verna Oens came my father, Thomas Abraham who was my father. My name is Sam Silverstein. Anyways, I just wanted to say hello.

Re: found cousins of Ivan Nankintseff

zayn1 — 2007-08-16 10:22:14Z

Dear Mrs Carlene Neutret,
I am Ivo Zayn,the man who Mrs Alekseniq Dimitrova contacted. I have sent you an e-mail on this e-mail address: webbnco@yahoo.com.au , but I still haven't received any reply so I am worried that I don't have the right address. My e-mail address is : zayn@mail.bg . I will be glad if I receive answer from you soon.
Best Regards,

Ivo Zayn

found cousins of Ivan Nankintseff

webbnco — 2007-07-10 20:32:32Z

I have been contacted by a Journalist in Bulgaria named Alexenia Dimitrova and she has assisted me in finding 3 generations of cousins living in Bulgaria. She has made me very happy and I look forward to having correspondence with my long lost family.

ivan nankintseff

webbnco — 2007-06-01 11:19:57Z

looking for persons knowing ivan nankintseff originally from bulgaria but came to Australia in 1950. Also known as Nankitceff and Nanketscheff.