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Re: kolomeitz history

Mighthelp — 2013-05-15 18:05:13Z

The surname is distinctly Ukrainian. Variant spellings of same surname: Коломиець (Russian version) or Коломієць (Ukrainian version). Today there are 25,000+ people w/this surname living in Ukraine.

Have you checked for this surname in Владивосток (Vladyvostok) & Приморский край (Prymorskij kray)?

When did he immigrate to Australia? Any idea how long he lived in Harbin?

Information for Adolph Polkowitz

andreapolkowitz81 — 2013-05-12 23:01:33Z

Born in Budapest
Entered USA thru NY
Married Dora Greenwald

Re: Looking for: Haidash, Cemenenko, Tereschenko

colmun759 — 2012-08-19 04:46:32Z

I am also researching the name Tereschenko as my wifes grandmother was Kalima/Galina Tereschenko, born in Russia about 1880 & married Timofey Novak around 1900. Also looking for Samenko/Simenko, Bolubah,Sohatka/Sowatzka

Re: PRISCHIB

woddi — 2012-02-05 10:04:32Z

Hello Anja,

the best thanks for the offer. I will send you my data.
Can I maybe help you in Germany?

Peter

Re: PRISCHIB

woddi — 2012-02-03 05:49:35Z

Hello banjo, thanks for the tip. To me those are famously the church registers are online, but I look after 1885. Peter

Re: PRISCHIB

banjo221 — 2012-02-02 21:32:48Z

The church records from 1833-1885 for the Prischib area are available at https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/list. Scroll down to and click on Russia, Lutheran Church Book Duplicates 1833-1885, then click on Browse through images. Then click on Tavrida, then Melitipol. There were 2 main churches in the area early on: one in Hochstadt and one in Molotschna. You may need to go through both sets to find members of the Schoenmeier family. The name does sound familiar to me from my search through the church books for my family. Good luck!

Looking for: Haidash, Cemenenko, Tereschenko

alexhulay — 2012-01-19 15:11:30Z

These are names used in my grandmothers family.
Looking for ANY info. I have zero. (the spelling may also be slightly off)

thanks for looking

Re: Molochnaya River near Melitopol

eugenekrass — 2011-05-21 17:52:31Z

I am researching my family tree and I got to a point that my grand
grand mother was born in Community Prischieb, Molochna in 1858.

Her parent were: Christian Harwardt and Caroline Beck, both Lutherans.
Her birth certificate is from Lutheran Church of St. Petersburg,
Russia.

Could you give me some leads on that? I would like to go further back
on my investigation.

Anything I can help you with my findings, pls let me know.

Best regards,

Eugene Krass

Re: PRISCHIB

genealogyukr — 2011-01-21 14:13:56Z

Hello, Peter

It is useless to search anything in Prischib, because all documentation, including church registers, inhabitant's lists of all Zaporizhzhia region locations from 1774 to 2008 are kept in The State Archives of Zaporizhzhia region.
If you are ready to make an order for the futher search, please, connect with me by e-mail: genealogy_ukr@mail.ru
to discuss the details.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Paul

Re: PRISCHIB

woddi — 2011-01-20 14:16:35Z

Hello,

Do you know whether it still documents from 1886 in Prischib git?
Church registers or inhabitant's lists?

On her web page one finds nothing?

Peter Woddow

Re: surname - wasilew

genealogyukr — 2011-01-14 12:36:54Z

Hello,Philip

Wasilew is a very widespread surname in Ukraine and in Zaporozhye in paticular, but according to the date of birth it is possible to find some information.
Zaporozhye is my native city, so I would be glad to help you.
Please, contact me: genealogy_ukr@mail.ru
http://www.genealogy-ukraine.narod.ru/glavnaiaeng.htm

Paul

Re: PRISCHIB

genealogyukr — 2011-01-14 10:40:11Z

Hello, Peter

If you are still interested in searching any information about family Schoenmeier from Prischib area Melitopol, I would be glad to help you, because I live not far from this location.
Please, don't hesitate to contact me: genealogy_ukr@mail.ru
here is also my website: http://www.genealogy-ukraine.narod.ru/

kolomeitz history

koldwalk — 2009-11-29 03:48:17Z

Hi I have been reading all the posts on the site as my brother-in-law Shaun (who has posted to it previously) and I were recently talking about some of the info contained. Some of these posts are connected and others could be!! The grandfather of Shaun, my husband (Robert)and their 3 other siblings is the Alexander being spoken of who immigrated to Australia from Vladisvostok via Harbin. He recently turned 99, being born in 1910. It seems he could possibly be the brother of the fellow who ended up in Canada, or he could possibly be the orphaned Ukranian brother of someone else's relative ...but we have no proof of these possibilities unfortunately. (Most people who hear the name do say it is Ukranian.) Grandfather does not speak of his past and it took some urging to get him to tell of his 'motherland' around Nicolsk just north of Vladisvostok. The lady who states her daughter-in-law Denise's father was an Alexander in New Guinea is slightly mistaken. This Denise is our cousin and Alexander is also her grandfather. He had 3 sons - Vladimir (Wally)who is Denise's father, Alec (my husband's father) and Nikita. Nikita is named after the grandfather's father in Russia. Wally did live in New Guinea at one time.
I hope this sheds light on a couple of things. Good luck all in the search!
Diane

Re: kolomeitz

vdziabczenko — 2009-11-14 16:29:20Z

Hi, My grandmothers name is Natalya Celovna Kolomeitz and was born in 1882 in Natalino, Ukraine, and died there also in 1968. Her father, my great grandfather was Celov (short for alexander) Kolomeitz, whom as I have been told had other brothers and uncles whose names where Alexander also... this would be bery exciting if there was a connection. My email is vdziabczenko@yahoo.com if you want to compare notes... Victor

Re: kolomeitz

vdziabczenko — 2009-11-14 15:59:52Z

Hi, I don't think its a coincidence. My grandmother's name is Natalya Celovna Kolomeitz and was born in 1882 and died in 1968 in Natalino, Ukraine. Her Father ( my great grandfather) was Celov (pronounced Selov) Kolemeitz, and as I have to understand, Celov is short for Alexander. You may want to talk to your grandfather and maybe if he can remember, he might be able to connect some of the names.... that would be so incredible if he did.... anyway, thanks for the reply and looking forward to hopefully brighten some my dark ancestry lines. Victor Dziabczenko. By the way, I live in southern California, and my email is vdziabczenko@yahoo.com

Re: kolomeitz

kolomes — 2009-11-14 10:18:27Z

How very coincidental. My Grandfather (also Alexander) is 99 (born 1910) (and still alive). I happen to have a cousin named Denise Kolomeitz. I am sure that my Grandfather used to cut cane in North Queensland, but not PNG. There is probably no connection, but the name co-incidence alone is uncanny. My Grandfather emigrated from Vladivostok in 1939. I hope you find some connections as it is almost impossible to find or trace records in the eastern block countries. Especially considering the government "stole" much of the families traditional right to land ownership in the name of the state and communism. If records existed one would think a barrage of legal action could be persued from the decendants.

Re: kolomeitz

cea1792 — 2009-11-14 05:16:46Z

I accidently stumbled on this site and am so excited. My daughter-in-law is Denise Kolomeitz, although she writes it Koloheitz. Denise was quite upset when she couldnot find any relatives, but we may have broken the barrier. I know from the European cursive writing that one often extended the first stroke of the m, so I am convinced she is a Kolomeitz. Her father's name was Alexanderb. abt. 1909, and she was born in Papua New Guinea. He died a couple of years ago in Queensland Australia. Her mother's name was Mimieux. I will tell her about this lucky find.
Corinne Parkinson

Re: LAPACAK of Hulyaypole

annettoschatz — 2009-09-16 06:30:31Z

There are no hints that the spelling changed. But I've just found 6 entries for Lapacak (Лапацак) in Ukrain White Pages. I'm curious whether one of them knows Anna.

By the way: maybe this site is interesting for other researchers:

http://www.nomer.org/allukraina/

Re: LAPACAK of Hulyaypole

lorsyl2 — 2009-09-15 15:33:48Z

Spelling: Lapacak (Pol), Lapatsak (Ukr)- Лапацак. Could that originial family name be Lapickaia (Pol), Lapitskaia (Ukr)? There are three Lapickaia/Lapitskaia (ЛАПИЦКАЯ) families listed in the city of Zaporozhe.

http://www.familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermain...

LAPACAK of Hulyaypole

annettoschatz — 2009-09-15 11:35:18Z

Hello,
I am looking for relatives of Anna LAPACAK, born 02.03.1921 in Hulyaypole. Is anybody able to help?
Thank you
Annett

Re: surname - wasilew

Mighthelp — 2009-08-09 04:32:27Z

Was Father was taken by Germans to Germany???

Germans kept impeccable records of anyone who set foot there during WW2. These records are available to family free of charge. They not only contain detailed German history of individual, but also lots of personal detail, like EXACT PLACE OF ORIGIN.

Re: surname - wasilew

Mighthelp — 2009-08-09 04:27:49Z

These are Vasilev still residing in Zaporizhia TODAY.

324844 Васильев В Е Мира ул. д.4
327419 Васильев В Я Дунайская ул. д.14
338361 Васильев В А Патриотическая ул. д.32
339423 Васильев Ю Е Патриотическая ул. д.74
341147 Васильев В И Центральный б-р д.4
342116 Васильев Г М Победы ул. д.79 корп.А
343345 Васильев С А Маяковского пр. д.3
344296 Васильев В Г Мира ул. д.20
352642 Васильев В А Республиканская ул. д.75
359087 Васильев И К Орджоникидзе ул. д.11
359098 Васильев М Н Радиаторная ул. д.37
410645 Васильев В С Энтузиастов ул. д.10
412554 Васильев П К Заднепровская ул. д.11
414460 Васильев В М Энтузиастов ул. д.5
421894 Васильев М Д Заднепровская ул. д.23
429311 Васильев А П Советский пр. д.7
490920 Васильев В Г Куйбышева ул. д.362
520978 Васильев Н Д Маркса К. ул. д.109
521954 Васильев И И Мурманская ул. д.3
523155 Васильев А Г Чуйкова маршала ул. д.21
524148 Васильев И В Вишневского ул. д.26
526947 Васильев А Н Ладожская ул. д.23
528137 Васильев Л В Вавилова ул. д.11
529623 Васильев Ю А Бородинская ул. д.7
552469 Васильев М И Беленькое, Пролетарская ул. д.2
570762 Васильев М И Генераторная ул. д.14
570872 Васильев Н П Штурмовая ул. д.3
571867 Васильев В П Веснина академика ул. д.2
571950 Васильев А М Дудыкина ул. д.26 корп.А
588022 Васильев С Н Товарищеская ул. д.60
589103 Васильев С И Новокузнецкая ул. д.21
590532 Васильев И В Чуйкова маршала ул. д.21
623504 Васильев Д О Ленина пр. д.102
624637 Васильев С В Героев Сталинграда ул. д.25
624656 Васильев Н М Запорожская ул. д.13
626644 Васильев О Н Володарского ул. д.30
629504 Васильев А И Ленина пр. д.148 корп.Б
630380 Васильев А В Горького ул. д.115
631929 Васильев А П Солидарности ул. д.38
633184 Васильев В И Запорожская ул. д.1
635285 Васильев А Г Запорожская ул. д.1
636144 Васильев А В Героев Сталинграда ул. д.48
640506 Васильев О Я 40 лет Победы пр. д.19
647327 Васильев В Ю Горького ул. д.69
649016 Васильев В П Новокузнецкая ул. д.15
649225 Васильев Л Г Гаврилова ул. д.18
650847 Васильев А И Магистральная ул. д.96
651840 Васильев М В Чаривная ул. д.52
653445 Васильев И П Эпроновская ул. д.80 корп.А
655585 Васильев А И Чаривная ул. д.48
656167 Васильев А Ф Цитрусовая ул. д.1
656467 Васильев А С Чаривная ул. д.52
657103 Васильев А А Авалиани ул. д.1
657969 Васильев В В 8 марта ул. д.23
658355 Васильев А Ф Цитрусовая ул. д.5
670163 Васильев П В Воронина ул. д.29 корп.А
672844 Васильев Е В Полякова ул. д.3 корп.А
673126 Васильев А Л Чаривная ул. д.127
675272 Васильев А М Воронина ул. д.5
679366 Васильев В В Кузнецова ул. д.36 корп.Б
680794 Васильев П С Куйбышева ул. д.466
680873 Васильев Е А Пархоменко ул. д.24 корп.А
681531 Васильев К А Чаривная ул. д.153 корп.А
682616 Васильев В П Паторжинского ул. д.87
685300 Васильев Ю А Волоколамская ул. д.166
685724 Васильев В В Куйбышева ул. д.444
687903 Васильев С А Чаривная ул. д.131
689630 Васильев А И Воронина ул. д.29
933834 Васильев И М Чумаченко ул. д.5
934133 Васильев П П Олимпийская ул. д.18 корп.А
934344 Васильев Н И Парамонова ул. д.4
950841 Васильев В А Чумаченко ул. д.27
955088 Васильев В В Северокольцевая ул. д.22
959088 Васильев В И Чумаченко ул. д.3
969916 Васильев Г С Мануильского ул. д.23
971642 Васильев Н А Сытова ул. д.11
978307 Васильев И Д Новоалександровка, Ленина ул. д.4
996563 Васильев А П Парамонова ул. д.19
997244 Васильев Р П Опытная станция ул. д.76
2122157 Васильев В Б Металлургов пр. д.2 корп.В
2125679 Васильев В В Куйбышева ул. д.168
2126675 Васильев В А Народный пер. д.7 корп.А
2132528 Васильев И В Патриотическая ул. д.86
2136769 Васильев А К Женевский пер. д.36
2172029 Васильев Г И Зестафонская ул. д.5
2172710 Васильев В Л Новокузнецкая ул. д.44
2186246 Васильев Д В Автозаводская ул. д.40
2232800 Васильев Г И Новое Запорожье, Новая ул. д.32
2241444 Васильев В В Победы ул. д.28
2242595 Васильев В В Гвардейский б-р д.36
2254291 Васильев С В Ленина пр. д.177
2254753 Васильев Э В Ленина пр. д.222
2258810 Васильев А А Ленина пр. д.189
2259432 Васильев В П 40 лет Советской Украины ул. д.24
2710222 Васильев А А 40 лет Победы пр. д.65 корп.Б
2714022 Васильев В Г 40 лет Победы пр. д.67
2714066 Васильев С В 40 лет Победы пр. д.67
2714713 Васильев В В 40 лет Победы пр. д.65 корп.А
2715277 Васильев Я М Новокузнецкая ул. д.15 корп.А
2719775 Васильев А В Новокузнецкая ул. д.28 корп.А
2719992 Васильев В Ю Новокузнецкая ул. д.28 корп.А
2720517 Васильев А Ф Днепровские Пороги ул. д.35
2724847 Васильев И В Днепровские Пороги ул. д.15
2725533 Васильев М И Хортицкое шоссе д.32
2727598 Васильев Е И Хортицкое шоссе д.42
2733817 Васильев С Э Гудыменко ул. д.44
2734255 Васильев В Д Воронежская ул. д.18 корп.А
2734442 Васильев Е Б Заднепровская ул. д.39
2738257 Васильев Е В 14 октября ул. д.3
2738494 Васильев Г И Строителей б-р д.8
2739199 Васильев В В Строителей б-р д.19
2742518 Васильев А Ф Рубана ул. д.25
2745433 Васильев А А Олимпийская ул. д.18
2750290 Васильев Ю В Звенигородская ул. д.3
2750610 Васильев В А Звенигородская ул. д.12
2755075 Васильев Д П 40 лет Советской Украины ул. д.3
2764848 Васильев С П Микояна ул. д.12
2870272 Васильев Н М Культурная ул. д.119

Kolomeitz from Zaporizhe

Mighthelp — 2009-07-02 14:30:01Z

322209 Коломиец В З Гвардейский б-р д.146
323589 Коломиец Л С Тбилисская ул. д.27
331687 Коломиец А С Матросова А. ул. д.24
335171 Коломиец Г В Патриотическая ул. д.55
340515 Коломиец В К Патриотическая ул. д.52
341965 Коломиец К И Патриотическая ул. д.55
344712 Коломиец Л М 40 лет Советской Украины ул. д.51
347768 Коломиец М И Гагарина ул. д.2
360863 Коломиец Н А 40 лет Советской Украины ул. д.65 корп.А
396976 Коломиец Е М Центральный б-р д.13
415703 Коломиец Ф П Юбилейный пр. д.30
416713 Коломиец Н В Строителей б-р д.15
417888 Коломиец Ю Т Энтузиастов ул. д.5
497415 Коломиец Т Ф Юбилейный пр. д.27
521674 Коломиец И И Курганная ул. д.16
524929 Коломиец Л П Товарищеская ул. д.58
529632 Коломиец Е П Вишневского ул. д.30
570525 Коломиец В Ф Винтера б-р д.40
590079 Коломиец А В Ладожская ул. д.40
610647 Коломиец Г И Военстрой ул. д.68
626774 Коломиец О А Гоголя ул. д.163
632278 Коломиец Н А Горького ул. д.159
641016 Коломиец Л Г Глиссерная ул. д.20 корп.А
645962 Коломиец И Г Ленина пр. д.42
648843 Коломиец А И Деповская ул. д.83
677000 Коломиец Л П Авраменко ул. д.18
685903 Коломиец Л Д Бочарова ул. д.14 корп.А
687078 Коломиец И И Косыгина ул. д.6
953423 Коломиец Р Е Малиновского ул. д.26 корп.А
956075 Коломиец Л А Чумаченко ул. д.3
959025 Коломиец Л В Космическая ул. д.118
963092 Коломиец Ю И Чапаева ул. д.203
967554 Коломиец Т А Чумаченко ул. д.26
969280 Коломиец Е Н Комарова ул. д.21
969944 Коломиец А А Юности ул. д.59
997307 Коломиец Н С Опытная станция ул. д.76
997424 Коломиец Е Х Опытная станция ул. д.84
2125512 Коломиец И Н Столетова ул. д.73 корп.А
2128702 Коломиец И И Дудыкина ул. д.17
2133314 Коломиец С П Центральный б-р д.27
2172252 Коломиец М В Звенигородская ул. д.5
2232938 Коломиец Е М Новое Запорожье, Первомайская ул. д.77
2259163 Коломиец Т Ф Дружный пр-зд д.9 корп.А
2713142 Коломиец З К Гаврилова ул. д.18
2716786 Коломиец Л А Автозаводская ул. д.10
2717729 Коломиец М И Новокузнецкая ул. д.10
2719763 Коломиец И В Новокузнецкая ул. д.28 корп.А
2724063 Коломиец С В Товарищеская ул. д.66 корп.А
2738902 Коломиец М С Строителей б-р д.17
2739259 Коломиец В И Строителей б-р д.10
2743091 Коломиец Л А Историческая ул. д.37 корп.Б
2746924 Коломиец И А Магара ул. д.4
2754146 Коломиец И А Кремлевская ул. д.65 корп.Б
2757144 Коломиец Н Г Узбекистанская ул. д.5

Kolomeitz from Natalino > Kharkiv Region

Mighthelp — 2009-07-02 14:25:17Z

Since independence,many have migrated to larger cities for economic reason:

Коломиец = Kolomyetz (another spelling variant)

Телефон ФИО, наименование организации Адрес
142656 Коломиец Рената Дмитриевна Сумская ул. д.73
144767 Коломиец Виктор Николаевич Московский пр. д.300
149040 Коломиец Сергей Михайлович Чернышевского ул. д.85
160807 Коломиец Валерий Владимирович Командарма Корка ул. д.20
167794 Коломиец Александра Антоновна Родниковая ул. д.3
168026 Коломиец Геннадий Николаевич Дружбы Народов ул. д.233
170540 Коломиец Татьяна Николаевна Героев Сталинграда пр. д.136
174369 Коломиец Александр Витальевич Героев Сталинграда пр. д.25
174813 Коломиец Валентина Алексеевна Олимпийская ул. д.9
176427 Коломиец Виталий Олегович Сергея Грицевца ул. д.45
179795 Коломиец Лилия Николаевна Матюшенко ул. д.5
196358 Коломиец Виктор Григорьевич Баварский пер. д.9
212342 Коломиец Л С Полевая ул. д.10
212379 Коломиец Д Н Красношкольная наб. д.18
218283 Коломиец Н Ф Сергеевская ул. д.8
230493 Коломиец А В Пушкинская ул. д.20
234900 Коломиец В А Октябрьской революции ул. д.92
244856 Коломиец А Н Довгалевская ул. д.129
261589 Коломиец Л Б Маршала Батицкого ул. д.26
265603 Коломиец И П Халтурина ул. д.55
268287 Коломиец В К Льва Толстого ул. д.39 корп.А
270232 Коломиец В В Юрия Гагарина пр. д.94
270286 Коломиец А Я Юрия Гагарина пр. д.38 корп.А
273932 Коломиец Н Г Московский пр. д.96 корп.А
275127 Коломиец Г В Юрия Гагарина пр. д.58
275415 Коломиец Э Л Юрия Гагарина пр. д.72
277332 Коломиец А С Юрия Гагарина пр. д.94 корп.А
278513 Коломиец А Б Юрия Гагарина пр. д.82
278697 Коломиец Л И Юрия Гагарина пр. д.90
279139 Коломиец А А Тарасовская ул. д.17
280026 Коломиец В П Юрия Гагарина пр. д.72
306626 Коломиец Г М Очаковская ул. д.58 корп.А
325597 Коломиец М Н Тобольская ул. д.3
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Re: kolomeitz

wolf6656 — 2009-06-21 03:42:30Z

Hi Natalie.

We are probably related.
I was wrong when I said Gavril (Gabriel) was my great-grandfather. He must have been my great uncle. I have a picture of my grandfather's gravestone in the cemetery in Cochrane, and the name is Anton. So we may have the same grandfather.

I was just so excited to find so much information about Gabriel, that I suppose I latched on to it, and wrote that post. I thought Anton was Gabriel's son, but he can't be because when I checked the year of Anton's birth in the picture, it is too close to Gabriel's. They must have been brothers. I can't find any records of Anton coming to Canada, or what he did before he came to Canada. I know that Alexander Kolomeitz left from the same area of Russia that Gabriel was stationed in the war. Alexander went to Australia. Whether the two were related, I can't say, but the two of them were in the same part of Russia around the same time, and both left to go elsewhere. And I don't know where Anton was at this time.

But I don't want to cause any trouble for anyone. So if it will cause trouble, then just ignore my posts. I realize there were some secrets, and that things were much different back when my mother left town and moved to Toronto to have me.

Still, I would like to know more about my family history. I would like to know about the french-canadian part. What was my grandmother's maiden name? Then I can try to trace that name back in history. My children and grandchildren would like to know more about their heritage. I'm not interested in invading the current family, just going back in the history.
I'm guessing that the French-Canadian must go back as much as 200 years or so in Canada, because I don't think there were as many French immigrants after 1759. Also, if that is the case, it wouldn't surprise me to find that there is some first nations heritage mixed in there somewhere in the last 200 years. There may not be, but the possibility exists.

I can't race my father's heritage at all, because I think only my mother knows who he was. All I know is that he had a Finnish mother and English father, and came from a larger town to the south, where the family was in the lumber or timber business.(Timmins?)
So all I have is this very small link to my heritage.

I've had a good life, and my mother did what she thought was the right thing in the circumstances. I was raised by a good family, and grew up with great friends, so I don't have any bitterness at all toward her. I hear that her life improved afterwards too, so it was the right thing for both of us. I don't want to jeopardize any of that. I just want to trace backwards as far as I can.

I mean, I wouldn't mind corresponding with SOMEBODY in the family, but that's not my main focus. I would like to hear stories about my mother, and her family, who wouldn't? But that is not my main purpose here. My purpose is to give my kids a sense of heritage, and ethnic background, to learn about.
I mean even a recipe for grandmother's perogies or something.

Re: kolomeitz

vdziabczenko — 2009-04-30 23:30:00Z

Hi Natalie, sorry for the confusion, I thought I heard my mother mention that I had several uncles on the Kolomeitz side, If your grandfater was born before 1860, he could very well be brother to my grandfater Celov Kolomeitz. Its only a guess, of course, but the possibility exists. My grandmother was born in Natalyne, Ukraine, but her father could have come from anywhere in Ukraine. We could compare notes.

Re: kolomeitz

vdziabczenko — 2009-04-30 23:23:37Z

HI, sorry I didn't answer for a long time, thought the message got forgotten. The town you are asking about is Natalyne, which is southeast of Krasnograd and south of Kharkiv. the dates of birth or death of Celov Kolomeitz is unknown to me, but I do know that my grandmother's birth is in 1882 and that puts my great grandfathers birth at least (my guess) at somewhere starting in 1860 and before. I do know he had a lot of brothers, of which I do not know their names.

Re: kolomeitz

nkolomeitz — 2009-04-30 19:38:39Z

I am Natalie Kolomeitz. I'm not sure if I am the Natalie Kolomeitz from Northern Ontario one has referred to in one of the other posts. My grandfather was Anton Kolomeitz, not necessarily the one you refer to however. I would be interested in swapping some information as I know very little about my heritage.

PRISCHIB

woddi — 2008-06-14 12:13:43Z

Hello,

i search for family schoenmeier from Prischib area Melitopol.

Peter woddow
germany

Re: kolomeitz

wolf6656 — 2007-10-14 15:58:31Z

Update:
After consulting my resources, it appears I was mistaken about Gavril's identity. He cannot possibly be my great grandfather, because he was born only 5 years different from my grandfather,. Therefore Gavril is my Great-uncle most likely. He is buried in the same cemetery as my grandfather. Gavril (Gabriel)Kolomeitz was born in 1885, and Anton (Tony)Kolomeitz was born in 1890. They must be either brothers or cousins, although I suppose it is possible that they are uncle and nephew too.(Most likely brothers)
Gavril's other information is correct, as far as where he lived and what he did. Of Anton, I have next to no information, other than the fact that his widow was still alive 13 years ago, remarried, and living far away from there. She will not likely be occupying the empty spot next to him, even though her name is on the stone, without dates.(Unfortunately, not her maiden name).

I still can't identify a town known as Natalino. It is more than likely Natalyn, or Natalijn, Natalyno, or some other derivative. Of course the cyrillic spelling will feature different letters. Relative to the name Natalya, which is common enough. Do you have a province with which to narrow down the search? The Ukraine is a vast area, with tiny hamlets and villages, with the additional problem of language changes over the years as well.

Re: kolomeitz

vdziabczenko — 2007-09-17 15:06:24Z

Well I still think there must be a connection somewhere, my grandmother, Natalya Kolomeitz, was born in 1882 in Natalino, Ukraine, and passed away in the same city in 1968. From the word of mouth account from my mother, her father, of which I have no other data, was named Celov Kolomeitz. By the way, my grandfather's name was Pavlo Skotarenko, I have no clue as to their wedding date. There can't be that many Kolomeitz family names, can there? Thanks for the replies.

Re: kolomeitz

skolo158 — 2007-09-16 07:08:27Z

I am not sure, but I wonder about the timing.
My Grandfathers name is Alexander and Grandmothers is Vera.
Alexander is still alive (pushing 93 now), so would have been born around 1911, however Vera passed away in 1998. I can't recall when Vera was born however.
My brother and his wife visited Kiev last year and the receptionist at the hotel had the same last name "Kolomeitz". I've seen it spelt slightly differently in English due to phonetical interpretation, but its very similar.
There are many interesting stories of how people got out, and what they did along the way to survive.
It would be nice to put the tree's together, but from what I hear the records of births, deaths, marriages let alone state treatment of dissenters were destroyed (conveniently).
Mostly all we have now is a piecemeal verbal history, eroded and embellished by time and events. To some of us its a cultural rishness we'll never really know.

Regards,
Shaun

Re: kolomeitz

rinonadia — 2007-09-15 10:39:21Z

This is probably a stab in the dark however to be considered.
My mother was born in Nikolaev, the Ukraine in 1919 and brought up in an orphanage. She died in 2001 (81yrs) of Multiple Myeloma, claiming her maiden name was Kolomeitz. Whether true or make-believe, do not know. She had vague recollections of an orphanage style upbringing and claimed possibly to have a brother named Nikolai.
My oldest sister, visited the Ukraine in 1997, attempting to find records and trace her past. She was informed the records had been destroyed by fire during World War 11.

My mother believed she was orpaned out around two years of age. She also recalls the house nurse mentioning a brother to her. Her memories were either distorted, painful or simply fictitious.!
To this day, we have had no success. My mother's name was Vera. She fled to Austria in 1939, finally meeting my father and marrying in 1945.
Was she illegitimate ?

Cannot provide any additional information, but would be happy to answer and questions.
Nadia

Re: kolomeitz

rinonadia — 2007-09-15 10:37:37Z

Re: kolomeitz

skolo158 — 2007-03-11 16:41:39Z

I am a member of the Kolomeitz clan in Australia.
My Grandfather (Alexander) and Grandmother (Vera) emmigrated from Manchuria when my father (also Alexander) was 2, in 1939 (at least that is what I recall). I suspect because the dates are much later then there is every chance that my Grandfather is not the Alexander you refer to, although it would be intruiging if he was and help somewhat to put the family history together.

Re: kolomeitz

wolf6656 — 2006-12-01 11:14:44Z

kolomeitz

2006-11-30 21:15:21Z

Hi, my grandmother on my mothers side was named Natalya Kolomeitz. Her father (my grandfather on my mom's side) was named
Celov Kolomeitz, I wonder if this grandfather and your side of family are related. They came from a town in Ukraine called Natalino. my grandmother was born 1882 and died 1968 in Natalino, Ukraine. Please contact me so we can compare notes.... thanks, I have more geneology information on the family, I live in California.

Re: Burbelo Efrosinia

2006-09-26 01:15:13Z

Hi Sylvia
Thanks you for that information. I would like to go ahead with a further search. Please let me know what I need to do.
Regards
Tamara

Re: Burbelo Efrosinia

2006-08-30 23:47:02Z

There are 3 Burbelo families listed in the Zaporozh'e phone directory. One may be Anatoly's son, as his father's initial is "A". If interested, get in touch.

Re: Kolomeitz (Sabordash)

2006-08-21 17:44:33Z

Border Entry, 1908-1918: List of Ports, Dates and Microfilm Reel Numbers - Canadian Genealogy Centre - Library and Archives C..
http://www.lac-bac.gc.ca/genealogy/022-908.005.01-e.html#COL...

Re: Kolomeitz (Sabordash)

wolf6656 — 2006-08-21 04:16:30Z

The Zaverucha surname does have a Cossack flavor, but according to Ellis Island people
w/this surname mostly came from the Tarascha district of Kiev Region.
I found a town named Sabadasz not too far south of Tarascha.
I think this might be the town I am looking for.

I think that Kolomeitz may have come through Vancouver from Vladivostok. Filip Konowal came that way. They were both stationed in the Russian Far East before emmigrating. Both ended up in Ontario too.
He may have come to Canada immediately after his release from the Russian Army, and using his Army pay, and connections to get passage. He may even have arranged "working passage".
This could have been any time between 1909 and 1914.
His wife and 3 children were still in "Sabordash" in 1916, according to his attestation papers.

Does anybody know of records of ships entering through Vancouver?
I'll have to consult Li-Ra-Ma.
Every day, the clues keep coming.

Thank you

Re: Kolomeitz (Sabordash)

2006-08-16 10:37:27Z

Thank you.
I will have to look at those items in the archives.
The map is valuable too. Any of the old maps are good to have for this purpose.
The articles on the Russo-Japanese War I have read. They are excellent.

I was wondering if perhaps the town is Berdichev?
bor-dash = ber-dich
What kind of transcription and clerical errors were made back then?
Although Berdichev was about 75% Jewish, and my great-grandfather had Russian Church listed on his Attestation Papers.

If I can get the town right, then I've got something to go on at least.

The other question I have is what documentation did the government require to enlist?
If he would had to have shown some sort of documentation, then what would have been satisfactory? I have read that it was not uncommon for Ukrainian men to state their origin as Russian to enlist in the army and avoid the Internment camps.
How could they do this if proper documentation was required to enlist?

Re: Kolomeitz (Sabordash)

2006-08-15 13:08:43Z

Map of Kievskaya Guberniya/Region > Southern Russia at turn of the century will help eliminate/confirm possibilities ??? Looks to me like the variant names of Zaporizzha would have been outside of Kiev Region, in regions like Kherson/Beresan etc.

Notes on Guberniya District Maps
http://www.angelfire.com/or/yizkor/gubmaps.html

You might want to take a look at the LI-RA-MA Collection in Canadian Archives.
Series consists of Russian subject immigrants who came to Canada in the first two decades of the twentieth century. Case files bear information on Russian subjects in Canada who requested documents or services of the Consulate. In many cases they include authorized papers used in lieu of passports as well as family correspondence. This part of the LI-RA-MA collection contains valuable biographical and genealogical data.

Welcome to the LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA website / Bienvenue au site Web BIBLIOTHÈQUE ET ARCHIVES CANADA
http://www.collectionscanada.ca/

Did Grandfather come directly to Canada or did he come via the USA???

What was Grandfather's original given name? Was it Gavril/Havryl or Kiril perhaps???
Gabriel is anglicized version.

The Zaverucha surname does have a Cossack flavor, but according to Ellis Island people
w/this surname mostly came from the Tarascha district of Kiev Region. Zaverucha should also show up in LI-RA-MA Collection.
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You may want to read "The Russian Cavalry during the Russo-Japanese War". Overall exc link for your research. I would also check out the forum.
The Russo-Japanese War Research Society
http://www.russojapanesewar.com/intro.html

Kolomeitz (Sabordash)

wolf6656 — 2006-08-11 16:14:18Z

My great grandfather Gabriel Kolomeitz b. 1885 joined the Canadian Army in 1916. He listed his hometown as Sabordash, Kiev Province, Russia.

He also said that he had previously been in the 15th East Siberian Rifles for 3 years. (This regiment fought in the Russo-Japanese war in 1904-05, near Port Arthur and Vladivostok.

His wife Alexandria and 3 children were still living in "Sabordash" when he enlisted, although they subsequently came to Canada.

Is Sabordash the same as Zaporizhska? or is there some other town that I'm not familiar with?
Does anybody know any history of the 15th East Siberian Rifles, or where I could get enlistment information?
His neighbours across the road in Canada were named Zaverucha, and I always thought that they might also be from Zaporizhska.

Albert

surnames at Tokmak in 1866 Lutheran records

2006-05-09 23:06:55Z

Hi Everyone:

I just looked at the 1866 Lutheran Molotschna Parish and I found these surnames in the birth/baptisms. I never wrote the records down just the surnames from Tokmak in this Parish. It may help someone looking for information.

Here are the surnames: Hooge, Gutsch, Schilke who was from Neu Montal, Fiedler, Boseille, Hess, Suhr, Richter from Neu Montal, Schramm from Alt Nassau, Kaefer from Neu Montal, Weichel and Muchowsky.

Take care.

Brian

Re: Ullmer family in Hochstadt

TedUlmer73 — 2006-02-18 19:14:40Z

Hi;

Hate to barge in, but I'm also looking for Ullmer(Ulmer) in Bavaria, Germany. Mapquest show 3 Hochstadts in southern Germany. I don't know where in Bavaria my Ullmers are from. Just grabbing straws right now. My gggrandfather was born on December 28, 1822 in Bavaria. He immegrated to U.S. from LeHarve, France in 1854, arriving New York in November 11, 1854. He traveled with his fiance Margaret Knauer. They were on the ship Shelter. This is all I know about the begining of his life. His naturalization papers state he denounced the "King of Bavaria", and all other foreign rulers.

Wasilew

andrea11970 — 2006-02-06 20:59:59Z

Hello Jan! I am the grand daughter of Walter Wasilew. His father, Nicholas, was from Russia. I know there were Poland roots though as well. Walter died about 10 years ago from lung cancer. He was married to Murial Wasilew (who just passed away) and lived in Jackson, Michigan, had 3 children (Ron, Gary and Kris). I am Ron's daughter. Please email. we would love to chat. Thanks.

Andrea

Re: Molochnaya River near Melitopol

2005-11-05 14:29:15Z

Hi Jon:

The Mennonite Molotschna Colonies were on the east side of the River Molotschna and across from them on the west side of the river was the Prischib Colonies which were mostly Lutheran and a few Catholic communities.

And just to the South of Melitopol was the Eugenfeld Colonies these were daughter colonies of the Prischib Colonies.

It is even possible that who you are looking for their records are in the Lutheran Parish's in the area. I am researching all 3 Lutheran Parish's there.

I have worked on 12 German Russian villages 11 of which are in the above Colonies I have all the church records from 1833-1885 except on 3 that I am working on right now. These 3 I am done from 1833-1855.

I have maps of all the German Russian villages in the above area which was the Taurien Area. I'll check to see where your villages were located.

Now you see why I asked what your surnames were??? I may have something or at least maybe I seen some of your stuff.

Yes I agree the spelling are different from one Nationality to another.

I will check my map to find your villages.

Brian

Re: Molochnaya River near Melitopol

2005-11-05 06:31:46Z

Hi Brian,

The spelling of the place names I referenced is correct for the period. The difference in spellings you've encounted is due to the difference in German and Russian spellings for the same places. For example, the Russian river Molochnaya was known by German (Mennonite) colonists as Molotchna.

The places I referenced were originally founded by the Doukhobor religious movement. However, they were situated across the Molochnaya/Molotchna river from the Mennonite settlements. For this reason, I'm not surprised that they may appear in maps of Mennonite villages for the area.

After 1841-1845, the Doukhobors of these villages were exiled to the Caucasus mountain region. The villages themselves were resettled by Russian and Ukrainian Orthodox peasants. There was afterwards some Mennonite presence in some of the more northern villages from that time onwards as well.

Best Regards,

Jon Kalmakoff

Re: Molochnaya River near Melitopol

2005-11-04 04:42:47Z

Hi Jon:

I have a book in German on all the German Russian villages that were in Russia. I checked my book your spelling for many of the places you are looking for is off some.

The river you mentioned is the River Molotschna.

I have to ask is it possible who you are looking for in these villages could some have been Mennonite at one time??? I ask this as some of the villages you are looking for were Mennonite??? I am wondering if some could have been Lutheran at one time also??? If you email me directly I can give you info on the villages.

brian.schatz@sasktel.net

What surnames are you researching???

Brian