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| FREEDMAN | |
| Description | Articles on genealogical research. Family Research: Berliner, Poland:Rozprza,Tomaszow-Mazowiecka, Lodz. Bull,Latvia:Lewenhoff (Livani), Dvinsk (Daugavpils), Korsovka (Karsava). Diamondstein, Latvia:Korsovka (Karsava),Dvinsk(Daugavpils), Rezhitza (Rezekna),Polotsk. Dobrin, Latvia: Lutzin(Ludza). Freedman/Frydman,Poland: Zakroczym. Fuchs,Poland:Jamno. Gordon, Lithuania: Salant. Ukraine:Nechaevka (Peness), Zelenoepole(Myadla). Grinblat,Lithuania: Salant. Ukraine. Israel, Australia. Gro,Poland:Zakroczym. Kantorowicz, Poland:Opoczno, Tomaszow-Mazowiecki. Kerszenbaum, Poland:Zakroczym, Warsaw. Komisaruk (Komesaroff), Lithuania:Rassein (Raseiniai). Ukraine:Grafskoy Lemky, Latvia: Ventspils (Windau) Luban, Latvia, Ukraine. Pogorelsky (Halevy), Belarus/Lithuania/Ukraine. Kvint/Quint,Lithuania/Latvia: Leckava,Kursenai,Riga,Pikeliai. England and Scotland. Shenkovitch, Poland: Jamno. Super,Latvia:Lutzin (Ludza), Korsovka (Karsava. Vilna Gaon, worldwide. Yekhovi (Ekhovi), Lithuania: Pikeliai, Zidikai, Siad Weizenberg, Poland:Zakroczym, Plotsk. Yovel(Joel) Lithuania: Plunge (Plungian). Ukraine:Trudoliubovka,Andreyevka, Berdyansk. Zmood (Zhmudya),Latvia: Lutzin (Ludza). Ukraine: Novozlatopol,Andreyevka, Berdyansk,Mariupol Zylbersztajn, Poland:Ujazd, Tomaszow-Maz |
| Submitted by | Chaim Freedman |
| Internet Page | http://chfreedman.blogspot.com/ |
| FREEDMAN | |
| Description | my grandfather, Meyer Friedman, born I believe in Stavish, Ukraine, 10/15/1886. Arrived in USA 30 May 1906, and lived in Buffalo, New York. |
| Submitted by | lawrence freedman |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/freedmanfamily.html |
| FRESCHL | |
| Description | The Freschl family emerged when Sender Zodek, adhering to the Familiant laws, adopted the German surname FROESCHL (meaning "little frog)around 1785. The family lived in Moøina, Bohemia, today's Czech Republic. |
| Submitted by | Judith Berlowitz |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/freschl.html |
| FREUDENBERG | |
| Description | Siegmund Freudenberg (1828-1908), aka Sigmund Freudenberg. He migrated from Germany to the United States on March 16, 1867 at age 38. His children followed on May 11, 1869. He was a worker at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. (b. 1828, Berlin, Germany - March 23, 1908, Manhattan, New York, USA) |
| Submitted by | Richard Arthur Norton |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/siegmund freudenberg.html |
| FREUND | |
| Description | Descendants of Issachar Baer Freund of Bohemia. Originally, most of the family came to St. Louis, MO, in the mid-19th century. Famous family members include Samuel Freund, chief rabbi of Prague from 1834-1879, and Paul Freund, constitutional lawyer, educator and author. |
| Submitted by | Andrew N Schwartz |
| Internet Page | http://home.earthlink.net/~anschwartz/personal/genealogy/freund/freund.htm |
| FREUND | |
| Submitted by | Tomas Freund |
| Internet Page | http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/73276082/family |
| FREY | |
| Description | History of the many Families decended from Rabbi Avram Isroal Gildensohn, from Beshincovichi, Belarus, a few miles from Vitebsk |
| Submitted by | David Frey |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/gilden.html |
| FREYBUSCHEWITZ, FREYBUSCH, FEYBUSCH | |
| Description | Wolf Zimak alias Simon Freybuschewitz lived in Gilgenburg, Osterode, East Prussia around 1870 to 1889. Probaly he came from Poland. In Plock there is a Wolf Feibush. |
| Submitted by | Fred Zimmak |
| Internet Page | http://hem.bredband.net/zimmak/ |
| FRIDJHON | |
| Description | Fridjhon (Fridzon) family from Lithuania. Moses Girsha (son of Eliash) born 1823, married Keyle Rachel Kagan. Children lived in Dublin and South Africa |
| Submitted by | Jessica Feinstein |
| Internet Page | http://www.myheritage.com/site-30266351/feinsteinsims-family-website |
| FRIDMAN | |
| Submitted by | James Gross |
| Internet Page | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~larklane/fridman.htm |
| FRIED | |
| Description | Genealogy of the Fried family. Origin: Hungary Including surnames: Arad, Assulin, Avaksis, Avraham, Balbin, Cohen, Edrei, Elyasaf, Fried, Gasner, Gasner, Glick, Grienfeld, Kazt, Kraus, Kristianpoller, Miller, Moreshet, Rotem, Seidman, Shalev, Shapira, Shitai, Wieder |
| Submitted by | Emanuel Elyasaf |
| Internet Page | https://sites.google.com/site/elyasaffamily/ |
| FRIED | |
| Description | Family comes from Hungary. Towns are Petnehaza, Homonna, Maramarossziget. |
| Submitted by | Andrea Fried |
| Internet Page | https://www.myheritage.hu/site-310430281/fried |
| FRIEDLANDER | |
| Description | The Friedlander's are from Buczacz, Galicia today in Ukraine. |
| Submitted by | Eyal Ziffer |
| Internet Page | http://frye22bupo.blogspot.com/ |
| FRIEDLANDER | |
| Description | Originated from EKATERINOSLAV, RUSSIE (now Dniepoprovsk, Ukraine), the family flew from Russie to Paris in 1903 |
| Submitted by | Alain BENOIT-LEVY |
| FRIEDLICH BERGOFFEN FREIBAUM SANKEVITCH & MORE | |
| Description | Friedlich, Bergoffen, Rumstein, Teichner, Wilchfurt, Freibaum, Sankevitch, Buchvitz, Grizhendler, Ravicz, Perl, Luxenberg, Rosenberg, Lederman, Rosenfeld, Ratschprecher,Dick, Marmorstein, Rath, Rosenn, Spieler, Tzvebner, Weingarten, Golomb, Hurovitz, Brusilovsky, Pratzovsky, Blachinsky, |
| Submitted by | Haggai Bar-Shalom |
| Internet Page | http://haggibar.tripod.com |
| FRIEDMAN | |
| Description | Name Index to Friedman Family Genealogy |
| Submitted by | Michele Chavez |
| Internet Page | http://www.genealogytales.com |
| FRIEDMAN | |
| Description | Pictures and information about the Friedman family from the Vilna area. Site in progress, please submit pictures and information. |
| Submitted by | Eilat Gordin Levitan |
| Internet Page | http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/friedman.html |
| FRIEDMAN | |
| Description | This Friedman family are Cohanim from Hungary: Porosko, Satoraljaujhely and other areas of Zemplen Megye. |
| Submitted by | Lynn Saul |
| Internet Page | http://members.cox.net/lynnsaul/ |
| FRIEDMAN | |
| Description | geni.com family tree |
| Submitted by | Ed Friedman |
| Internet Page | https://www.geni.com/family-tree |
| FRIEND, PORILLE, RUBIN, GELBARD, GOLDBERG, ELFENBE | |
| Description | Bialistok, Buchacz, Kolomyya, Sadigora |
| Submitted by | Joshua Peri |
| Internet Page | http://gw2.geneanet.org/joshperi?lang=en |
| FRISCH | |
| Description | ABRAHAM FRISCH FAMILY FROM ROZHNIATOV/HALPERN FAMILY FROM DOLINA A set of letters hand-written in Yiddish surfaced out recently in the family of my husband, Uriel Frisch. Most of them are written by Abraham Frisch, Uriel's paternal grand-father, and his wife Sima Frisch, born Halpern. The letters, sent to their children, were spanning the years 1926 to 1940. We are now in the process of translating them into English, and are also trying to trace back some family members who lived in Galicia before WWII. |
| Submitted by | Helene Frisch |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/frisch-halpern-famil.html |
| FRISCH | |
| Description | Zemplen County, Hungary, 19th Century |
| Submitted by | Helene Frisch |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/frisch-moskovitz-hun.html |
| FROEHLICH | |
| Description | josurely@hotmail.com |
| Submitted by | Shirley Froehlich |
| Internet Page | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/r/o/Shirley-A-Froehlich |
| FRUMKIN | |
| Description | Descendants and relations of Rabbi Arye Leib Frumkin (1845 -1917), Rabbi, scholar, teacher, pioneer and one of the founders of Petach Tikva. Family descendants mainly in Israel and UK. |
| Submitted by | Louis Frydman |
| Internet Page | http://www.frumkin.org.il |
| FRUMKIN,ENQUIN,RODKINSON | |
| Description | Family tree of Frumkin, Enquin,Rodkinson and many more. Originaly from Belarus,Duvrovne, Romni, emigrated to Argentina, Israel and the USA. Descendents of the Mahral from Prague.Including Israel Dov Frumkin.Michael Levy Rodkinson and Aaron Ben Moshe Halevy Horowitz. |
| Submitted by | Jacqueline Laznow |
| Internet Page | http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/laznow37 |
| FRUSH | |
| Description | History of the Frush family that came England and eastern Europe |
| Submitted by | Steven Frush |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/frush family history.html |
| FUCHS, BLUM, KRIEGER, LÖWENSTEIN | |
| Description | A site containg family trees for the Fuchs, Blum, Krieger and Lowenstein families, all originating from Weingarten, Baden, Germany. |
| Submitted by | Alex Calzareth |
| Internet Page | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~alcalz/baer/ |
| FUGLER | |
| Submitted by | Simon Fugler |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/fuglerfamily.html |
| FULD | |
| Description | Family tree of the Fuld family with data about the following family's: aalberse, van aalst, aap, abrahams, abrahamson, achttienribben, agsteribbe, aharoni, aldewereld, allemans, alon, alter, amsalem, andeon, andriesse, anholt, arends, arieze, aron, asscher, van baale, barend, barendse, batenburg, bed, de beer, bekkers, ben-yair, benedictus, benjamins, bennie, berg, van den berg, berman, bernard, best, bestit, van biene, birnbaum, van blankensteijn, bleeker, blitz, bloch, block, bloemekoper, bloemenkoper, bloemist, blok, blom, blommekoper, boas, bobbe, de boer, boesman, bonzol, bood, de bood, bosman, boyd, braadbaart, braatbaart, breemer, brinkhaus, bronkhorst, brouwer, brown, budkova, bustos, cade, cats, cauveren, cohen, cohn, content, cosman, costima, dalchow, dana, dasberg, davidson, davies, van delft, derksen, van dijk, dompeling, donner, van doorn, dreese, druif, drukker, drunet, duizend, dusnus, dwinger, dytch, eberst, eis, elffers, elsas, elte, emanuels, emmering, van engel, engelsman, englander, ereira, evers, falzon, fernandes, fischer, fleurima, flugger, fonteijn, fontijn, fouquerol, frank, van frank, franken, franschman, fransman, fresco, frisco, fruitman, fuld, fulda, gabay, geill, van gelder, van gelderen, gersons, getola, glaser, glazer, godvree, de goeije, de goeje, gokkes, goldsmit, gompers, gomperts, goschovna, gosselaar, gotlib, goudeket, goudsmit, grasmaijer, griep, groen, de groot, de gruyter, gudema, de haan, habel, hakker, hakkert, hamburger, hamme, haring, van harlewijn, harpman, van der hart, hartog, den hartog, hartveld, de heer, hegt, van der heide, heijnerman, van heijningen, heller, hen, hendyn, van hengel, hertog, van herwaarde, hes, van den heuvel, hijmans, hill, van der hoek, van der hoeven, hofman, hoogendoorn, van hoorn, hoos, van der hucht, huijsman, huijzer, huisman, hundman, hunt, ickowicz, indemeij, jacobs, jacobsohn, jansen, janssen, jokelson, jolis, de jong, de jonge, joseph, kaas, kadiks, van kampen, kan, kastercum, kats, kattenburg, katz, keesing, keijzer, keislair, ketel, kinsbergen, klein, klisser, kloos, kloot, van der kloot, koekoek, van kollem, de koning, kopee, korte, kosman, koster, van der kous, kuijpers, kuijt, kunstenaar, kusheron, van der laan, lakmaker, lam, lavadenz, leefsma, lees, leest, van der leeuw, de leeuw, van leeuwen, van der lem, levie, levij, levison, levy, lichtenstein, van liesdonk, limkowski, lippe, lissauer, logcher, de maan, van maanen, maarsen, malinov, manasse, marceux, de mark, marneef, maters, meiboom, meijer, meijster, mendels, menko, mentzer, van der meusen, meyer, milkey, mogendorff, mok, mol, monasch, monnickendam, van moppes, morpurgo, moses, mozes, mulder canter, muñoz, nanning, neter, nijburg, nijhuis, nijkerk, van der noot, norden, opdenberg, orizand, os, van os, van oss, ossedrijver, ottenhof, pach, paetzhold, paijs, pais -pays, peerenboom, peiser, philipse, philipson, pinner, pino, polak, van der poll, poons, van praag, van praagh, prenger, presburg, prevost, prins, pronk, pruijm, quasser -de raaij, de raat, ratzersdorfer, van rijn, rijnveld, rimini, rodenburg, de rooij, roseboom, roselje, rosenbaum, rouserez, rozeboom, rubens, rudelsheim, de ruijter, ruitenburg, saks, salemon, salinas, salomons, sanders, sang, saunier, sax, van schaak, schaap, schager, scheelings, schenk, scheublin, schilt, schleifer, schmidt, schoen, schoenmakers, schoonhoed, schram, schuijer, schuitevoerder, schuling, sealtiel, silbernberg, sips, van slochteren, slot, sloves, van der sluijs, van der sluis, smalhout, smit, smits, snijders, snoek, soepi, soesman, soester, son, sondermann, spaanbroek, speijer, spier, spiero, spijer, van der splinter, springer, van der staal, stam, van der stam, steggerda, stein, van der ster, stoffels, stoppelman, stork, stranders, van straten, strauchler, strelitski, subramaniam, sulzbach, swaab, swaan, swart, szabo, szefner, fougères, tas, terveen, van tijn, van teijn, tooter, trijbetz, tuck, ud, ulmann, ut, vandenberghe, vasen, vedder, van der veen, veerman, vellekooper, velleman, vered, verveer, vet, viring, viskooper, viskoper, vogel, vredenburg, vreedenburg, de vries, vriesman, van der waart, wagenaar, walg, wallach, wallagh, wallich, walraad, van weeij, van westerloo, van wijk, wijnbergen, van wijnbergen, wijngaarde, van wijngaarde, van wijngaarden, de wilde, willemsen, de winter, wiseman, witsteijn, witstein, witstijn, wolder, wolf, de wolf, wolff, wouters, van zadelhoff, zadoks, zilverberg and van zuiden. |
| Submitted by | Reinier & Dirkje Bobbe |
| Internet Page | http://home.planet.nl/~bobbe000/bobbe-home.htm |
| FURCAJG | |
| Description | FURCAJG family from Czyste, Warsaw, Poland. Symchca-Berek Furcajg (b. 1870~) & wife Rywka Alterlajb had 3 sons - Abraham-Nathan(b.1897), Szyja, and Moszek. Family name changed to Furtzaig by A.N. Furtzaig after arrival in USA. Five Furcajg decendents related to Szyja branch of the family live in France. The family believes Symcha-Berek Furcajg had brothers and sisters in Warsaw. I am looking for any evidence of their existence & name of Symcha Bereks father & mother. |
| Submitted by | Judy Serne |
| Internet Page | http://home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-sernja2004 |
| FURCAJG | |
| Description | Furcajg family from Poland |
| Submitted by | Judith Furtzaig Serne |
| Internet Page | http://www.my.att.net/p/pwp-furtzaig |
| FUSTER | |
| Description | Este apellido interesante, con las variantes ortográficas Foister y Foyster, se deriva de la anglo-francesa "Fuster", se viene del francés antiguo "Fustier" o "Fustrier", un derivado de "fustre", bloque de madera, además de la sufijo "agente-ier". El nombre fue por lo tanto el trabajo para un trabajador de la madera, y en concreto que hizo la armadura de madera de la silla-árbol. El primer apellido aparece registrado en la última parte del siglo 12, (véase más adelante). Otras primeras grabaciones incluyen: Robertus de Cathale, "fufster" - el "Registro de los freemen de York City", con fecha de 1277, Nicholas le Fuster - el 1348 "Cerrar los rollos de Londres", un Fuystour Richardus el 1379 "Encuesta de declaraciones de impuestos de Yorkshire ". referencias frecuentes se hacen a la profesión en el Misterio Medieval Reproducciones York. Se registra que "los vendedores (Talabarteros), Verrours y Fuystours (Fewsters), fueron juntos en el concurso de York". El 09 de febrero 1552 Barthylemewe Feyster Sparrowe y Alicia se casaron en St. Margaret's, Westminster, Londres y el 28 de agosto Fewster 1666, George se casó con una Reever María en Allhallows, Honey Lane, Londres. La ortografía primer registro del nombre de la familia se muestra como la de Durand le Fuster, que fue fechado alrededor del año 1179, en la sección "Documentos del Hospital de San Bartolomé", Londres, durante el reinado de Enrique 11, conocido como "El Constructor de Iglesias ", desde 1154 hasta 1189. Los Apellidos se hicieron necesarios cuando los gobiernos introdujeron los impuestos personales. En Inglaterra esto era conocida como Encuesta de Impuestos. A lo largo de los siglos, los apellidos de todos los países han seguido con frecuencia las variantes sorprendentes de la ortografía original. |
| Submitted by | Aleksandr Kadosh |
| Internet Page | http://www.tarbutsefarad.com |
| FÔRSTER | |
| Description | the family origion from HUNGARY, Budapest |
| Submitted by | Gil FÔRSTER |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/fôrster_gil.html |
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