1910 BROOKLYN MARRIAGE LICENSES

1910 Brooklyn Marriage Licenses notification appeared in the August 9, 1910 edition of The Brooklyn Eagle ( http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html).The following is based on that list:

Henry Frey—Floyd St.; Margaret Linehan, 20, Floyd St.

Harry Kieselstein, 23—Fulton ; Marion Fishkoff, 21, Wyckoff Av.

William C. Dieckmann, 23 (?), Rogers Av.; Dorothy A. Doscher, 25 Rogers Av

Louis Getrovsky, 24, Williams Av.; Jennie Cohen, 19 S. Elliott Pl.

Charles H. S. Erving, 112 5^th Av.; Anna T. Nicolay, 28 (?) 132 5^th Av.

Harry Rosenblum, 28 (?) Division Av; Martha Keslow, 22 Floyd St.

Izidor Hertz, 22 E. 4^th St. Manhattan; Ray Brodkin, 20, 22 Bartlett St.

Louis Epstein, 22, Prospect Pl.; Lena Gieger, 20, Prospect Pl.

Samuel Smolensky, 26, Leonard St., Bassia Yurkovcizky/Yurkovclzky, 21 Leonard St.

Frantz Luiz, 31 ____yck St., Jennie Mayer, 18 (?), Metropolitan Av

Moses Goldsmith, 2_, Varet St., Anne Hyman, 22 Lynch St.

Albert Wolf, Myrtle Av., Louise Hocker, 26 Manhattan Av.

Frederick H. Fecher, 27 E. 4^th St., Manhattan; Florence Bennett, 22 Marcy St.

Isidor Sarch, 21, Blake Av.; Fannie Berger, 20 Blake Av.

Gershon Klein, 25 Fulton St., Ida Levinson 23, Fulton St.

Charles A Jaeger, Bainbridge St.; Augusta Ku____, Burgenfield, N.J.

Alexander Barkan, Coney Island Av.; Emma Bernstein, Coney Island Av.

Robert C. Klumpp, Flushing Av.; Lena Friebe, Knickerbocker Av.

David Gutienpien, 24, Pearl St.; Rose Stanik/Slanik, 22; Pearl St.

1890's-early1900's "MEMORANDA": A PERSONAL BOOK OF NAMES (#3): HELLERSTEIN BIRTHDAYS

A friend of mine’s great grandfather kept a notebook of insurance sales and rentals, as well as a list of his children's names and birthdays. The name was HELLERSTEIN and here is the list, below:
Ben---March 15, 1873
Jacob---July 15 1877
Clare---Nov. 3, 1880
Mary---Aug. 8, 1883
Mimi---Nov. 25, 1885
Abie--May 25, 1886
Heima--Aug. 24, 1888
Solomon---Feb. 25, 1889
Frances---Apr. 4, 1892
Sadie---Mar. 31, 1894
Ethel---Feb. 26, 1895

1933-1938 STUDENT LIST: FRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAT ZU BERLIN

1933-1938 JEWISH STUDENTS LIST: FREIDRICH-WILHELMS UNIVERSITAT ZU BERLIN

http://www.hu-berlin.de/ueberblick/geschichte/juedische-studierende/namensliste

The list contains 2300+ names of persecuted students. 1900+ students indicated on their enrollment cards that they were Jewish.  Additional students were persecuted on political grounds and were not Jewish.

The tally includes: NAME, DOB, POB, SUBJECT/FACULTY, STUDY TIME, STUDENT #

There are language buttons at the top of the page for English and German.

HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS ONLINE

“Historical Newspapers Online”: Penn Libraries—

The site offers state-by-state guides to newspapers beginning in the 1800’s, including school publications, online at:

http://guides.library.upenn.edu/historicalnewspapersonline

A few examples include:

Florida:

“Newspapers from the Isser and Rae Price Library of Judaica” (20th Century)

“Jewish Floridian" (1928-32)

Georgia:

“Southern Israelite” (1920-86)

Chicago:

“Chicago Sentinel” (1911-49)

Maryland:

“Maryland Early State Records Online (1802-1947)”

Michigan:

“Detroit Jewish News" (1942-2012)

 Missouri:

“American Jewess”  (1895-1899)

New York:

“Aufbau” (1951-2004)---German-Jewish émigré journal

Pennsylvania:

“The Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project” (1895-Present)

Please visit the site for more information.

1918 NEW YORK: MARRIAGE LICENSE NOTIFICATION

1918 NEW YORK MARRIAGE LICENSE NOTIFICATION

A list of marriage licenses appeared in the March 29, 1918 edition of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Included are the names and addresses of the individuals, many of whom are Jewish. There is another number which may be the person’s age.

Fulton Postcards # 2596 pdf; http://fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html 

Some of the names are:

Abraham Langer, Ida Borish, Harold Dietrichen, Lilian Dreacher, Harry Miller, Beckie Berlin, Max Pinetzky, Mamie Shipper, George Stevenson, Josephine Bucksbaum, George Budesheim,Philip Weberman, David Cohen, Diana Buchbaum, Abraham Kramer, Bertha Brouchit, Dora Reichel, Louis Touber, Dora Cohen, Nathan Schefer, Rachel Taub, Regina Forsick, Sam Weinstein, William Frey, Ike Kaplan, Samuel Perry, Rose Greenberg, Isadore Wolotsky, Minnie Palley, Joseph Uberman, Rachel Zalatrefski, Harry Berger, Sarah Liebowitz, Esther Holas, Morris Levinowitz, Simon Elkind,etc.

Please see the list for additional names.

1917-1918 School Principals: NYTimes List

Listed in the NY Times on July 10, 1917 is "An Eligible List For Principals of Evening Elementary Schools" for the 1917-1918 school year. The article can be found at: query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?res=9905E6D7133BE03ABC4851DFB166838C609EDE. There are quite a few Jewish names on the list.

"Jews in the Crimea": A Russian Video

The youtube video is available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAwxmt1xHLg

Toward the end of the film there are brief views of the decimated Jewish cemetery.

1918 (?) PROPERTY TAXES: WARSAW & PRAGUE SUBURBS

 Below, is a partial list of names that appeared in the 1918 (?)Warsaw and Prague Suburbs publication's advertisements:

p. 5, i. 109

S. Natanson & Swie (?) Banking House: Warsaw

p.   7, i.111

Leon Idzikowski:

“from Kiev—in business since 1859”

Warsaw

Bookstore, Publishing and Sheet Music Publishing

Wilhelm Landau: Bank Handlowy, Warsaw

p. 8, i. 112

L. Lewkowicz: Garbarska Factory

p. 9, i. 113

I. Reichman: menswear, Warsaw, 19 Krzyska St.

p.24/i. 127

Kurland & Posluszny: Iron & steel products

p. 34/ i. 137

Z Mentzel: Stockings & hosiery

p. 38/i. 141

M. Grunberg: yarn, cotton, wool, thread, needles

p. 39/i. 143

Jaeger i Ziegler: rubber products

p. 40/143

N. Goldkopf: textiles shop

Herman Lipszyc: men’s tailor, fur items

Jakob Spiro:  Manufactured goods (formerly L Rabinerson)

p. 44/i. 147

D. Landau & E. Sliozberg: Home trade commission (?)

p. 55/i. 159

S. Rosenwein: Paper

S. Koenigstein: Paper

J. Segalowicz

p. 59/163

Jakob Cyrynski: Wood materials

p. 62/i. 165

Elias Feigenbaum: Lodz, Warsaw, Gdansk—trips, customs, etc.

p. 65

G. Gerlach: Typewriters

S. Leffel: Canvas & felt slippers

p. 69/I 173

Haberbusch & Schiele: Brewery (United Warsaw Brewery)

F. Kleinbaum: Brewer

p. 72/I 175

H.L. Mussman & Son: Wood veneers

p. 87/i.

Michal Glazer: Wool industry

B. Neufeld: Chemicals & paint materials

p. 89/I 193

M. Berelson: Leather products

p. 93/i. 197

B-cia Ryszfeld: Fur products

Sz. Zenftman & A. Gurzman: Pharmaceutical & chemical materials

1890's-early1900's "MEMORANDA": A PERSONAL BOOK OF NAMES (#2)

A friend of mine’s great grandfather (my friend is about 68) kept a notebook of insurance sales and rentals, among other things. The book probably dates from the late 1890’s-early 1900’s, based on three dates (1899, 1900, & 1902) appearing in the information towards the end of the book.

Last names and addresses are listed, covering New York City, Brooklyn, and New Jersey. The following information is based on handwritten data found in the notebook, “Memoranda”. (The spelling of names is as written). I believe the addresses are both residential and commercial.

My thanks to Dr. J.Z. for so generously sharing his family’s treasure trove.

Below is a partial list of names & addresses of individuals who may have been Jewish. 

(Sorry that the names & addresses don't quite line up. The original was done in Excel but Blogger managed to distort the table. I can't/don't know how to transfer something from Excel that will keep the grid lines intact.)

NAME	ADDRESS	NOTES
NEW YORK
Adelman	c/o Korfman 302 E. 88th St.
Ahels	1153 3rd Av (69th St.)
Armstrong
Bankovitz	1563 1st. Av.
Becker	310 90th St.
Bellan	1585 2nd Av.
Blankenmayer	1692 95th. St.
Blumroth	308 70th St.
Bossler	1587 1st Av.
Braunack	1193 3rd (?) Av.
Bredenberg	120 E. 82nd St.
Burckhardt	314 73rd St.
Cohen	357 78th St.
Dorfman	1504 Av. A
Drasher	357 72nd St.
Dutrizoc	171 96th St.
Fein, Max	19 Clinton St. ("until Feb. 2 1900")
Finkelstein
Garner	76 & 78 Cannon St. (room #7)
Gayner	223 78th St.
Geigerman
Gelbran	1667 2nd Av.
Gordon	300 89th St.
Hanaw/Hanau	1521 1st Av
Herman	1195 3rd Av.
Hofenbradt	408 E. 72nd.St.
Holdswort/Holdsmort	451 83rd St.
Howard	214 E. 85th St.
Hran	1386 2nd Av.
Kaner	326 E. 71st St.
Kauer	326 71st St.
Kaufman	302 88th St.
Klein	451 83rd St.
Korpar	224 E. 76th St.
Kramer	412 E. 78th St.
Kuhan	154 84th St. (near Lexington Av.)
Lang	224 63rd St.
Lenmen	176 117th St.
Lovell/Lowell	1495 Av. A
Metzger	311 73rd St.
Metzger	1703 Lexington Av. (betw. 106-107th St.)
Montasberg
Moses	311 74th St.
Murray	305 E. 83rd. St.
Oberhofer	517 86th St.
Price	344 65th St.
Rosenbaum	426 66th St.
Russell	1733 1st Av.
Seiman	1812 2nd Av.
Seimer	1812 2nd Av.
Sekern/Sckern	73rd St.
Shields	183 7oth St.
Stelges	219 84th. St.
Turney/Gurney	1522 3rd AV
Weber	4__7 81st St.
Weinman	331 86th St.
Weis	224 98th St.
Westly	325 72nd St.
Wizman	207 E. 80th St.
Wolf	435 E. 74th St.
BROOKLYN
Coffer	209 19th St.
Frey	339 S. 4th St.
Hichur	61 Montrose Av
Kaminsky	301 S. 1st St.
Kuscher	312 Stagg (?) St.
Morgan	1085 Myrtle Av.
Nusbaum	85 Siegal St.
Rogan	535 Mor__Av.
Schuman	162 S. 2nd St.
Straus	82 Graham Av.
		4% BOND PURCHASES
		Dykes, Moshe Mechel
		Hellerstein, Jerome
		Joseph, Feigele
		Joseph, Norman
HOBOKEN, NJ
Ackerman	70 Adams St.
Apelton	36 Grand St.
Baher	107 Monroe St.
Bauer	10 Hudson St.
Beller	71 Grand St.
Crager/Krager	53 6th St.
Elligott	220 Erie St.
Fuchs	67 _______
Goetz	93 Washington St.
Harloff	171 Park St.
Hart	745 Jersey Av.
Hoffman	19 Monroe
Horau	281 12th St.
Kern	182 1st St.
Kuhler	26 Garden St.
Lebhrick	149 Washington St.
Levner	Jefferson St.
Loertscher	273 12th St.
Loschud	83 Hudson St.
Maher	21 Washington St.
Neusinger	143 1st St.
Sanders	76 River St.
Schaffer	104 Madison St.
Schuttler	5 Willow St.
Shilds	50 Washington St.
Spregler	91 Adams St.
Stengel	14____ (Jefferson?)
Vogel	49 Monroe St.
Wolf	38 Garden St.

ADDITIONAL NAMES:

New York:

Geminer, L.--154 Norfolk St.

Bredenberg--88th St. ("near church")

Kaplan--63 Sheriff St.

Toshin--313 Water St. (betw. 1st & 2nd Av)

Ketaus--c/o Cohen & Co. , corner  4th St. & Washington Av.

Dr. Tanner--353 E. 116th St.

Halperin---with National Investment Co., 66 Exchange Place (4th Fl.)

Schren Hran/Hrau--96 Broadway, Room 25

Waltzer--12 Hester St.

Jessey & Hellerstein--c/o Kreimer

Larner/Sarner--190 (or 170) Delancey St. (room 6)

Wachtes--401 Broadway

Rodezky--131 Canal St.

Greenberg ---34 Attorney St.

Epstein--38 Essex St.

Alpert Rosa

Braunschweiger

Hamer & Alter--27 1/2 Essex St.

Weis--c/o Kossa

Finkelstein--176 Rivington St.

Goldman & Bucstaler--158 Rivington St.

Brooklyn:

Feindel--75 Siegal St.

Hemrodt