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| KEMPNER | |
| Description | ORIGINALLY FROM LODZ POLAND, KEMPNER MARGULIES FAMILY LEAVE THIS CITY TO URUGUAY, SOUTH AMERICA. SURNAMES: KEMPNER, MARGULIES, SZTYKGOLD, LIBRACH, ABERSZTAIN, GERSTENSANT, NEUFELD, WOLFOWICH. IGNATY KEMPNER SZTYKGOLD, MY GRANDFATHER, WHO MARRIED WITH ELBIETA MARGULIES LIBRACH LEAVE LODZ WITH THEIR LITTLE SON LUIS (MY FATHER). DURING IIWW MOTHER OF MY GRANDFATHER, NAMED KEMPNER SZTYKGOLD Toba Bajla, WAS LIVING AT Zachodnia 51 LODZ, AND HER WAS MOVED TO Hohensteiner Strasse 68 Flat 1/2 LODZ GHETTO. SHE WAS LIVING WITH HER DAUGHTER REGINA KEMPNER WHO MARRIED WITH MR.ABERSZTAJN. THEY WERES ASSASINATED BY NAZIS. ANOTHER SON OF TOBA BAJLA SZTYKGOLD, NAMED KAROL HAD TWO DAUGTHER LIVING TODAY IN LODZ. |
| Submitted by | ARTURO KEMPNER |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kempner.html |
| KENIGSZTAJN | |
| Description | The KENIGSZTAJN originated in Poland. They lived in various cities across Poland. Their roots date back to the 1780's. |
| Submitted by | Shane Cynamon |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kenigsztajn family h.html |
| KENIGSZTAJN | |
| Description | The KENIGSZTAJN originated in Poland. They lived in various cities across Poland. Their roots date back to the 1780's. |
| Submitted by | Shane Cynamon |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kenigsztajn family h.html |
| KENIGSZTAJN | |
| Description | The KENIGSZTAJN family originated in Poland. They lived in various cities across Poland. Their roots date back to the 1780's. |
| Submitted by | Shane Cynamon |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kenigsztajn family h.html |
| KENIGSZTAJN | |
| Description | The KENIGSZTAJN family originated in Poland. They lived in various cities across Poland. Their roots date back to the 1780's. |
| Submitted by | Shane Cynamon |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kenigsztajn family h.html |
| KESSELMAN | |
| Description | Kesselman from Galicia. |
| Submitted by | Stuart Liss |
| KHINKIS | |
| Submitted by | Julia Lombardo |
| Internet Page | http://www.geni.com/share?t=6000000011124419857 |
| KIPPELMAN | |
| Description | Kippelman / Kipilman family from Kolki, Luck and surrounding areas in Volhynia Gubernia, present day Ukraine. |
| Submitted by | Andrew Blumberg |
| Internet Page | http://ourfamilyhistory.tk/Kippelman/ |
| KIPPER ZALMAN OR KIPPER MIRA OR KIPPER YOCHANA OR | |
| Description | all family came from vyshnivets - poland - today ukraine. father was yochana mother was zipora son were - elchanan and zalman daughter was mira |
| Submitted by | bracha malichi |
| KIRSCHENBAUM | |
| Description | main migration route: POLAND -> USA -> ISRAEL |
| Submitted by | KIRSCHENBAUM OZER-ISRAEL |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kirschenbaum-honigwa.html |
| KISBER | |
| Description | KISBER family, from the Vilna Gubernia area. Closely aligned with KOTTLER and HURWITZ surnames. Family came to US in 1904, settled in Tennessee and Dayton, OH. |
| Submitted by | Joel Levinson |
| Internet Page | http://members.xoom.com/joellev/ |
| KITCES, KECES, KESES, KITZES, KETZIS, KITZIS | |
| Description | Looking for descnedents of Rabbi Ze'ev Wolf Kitzes (~1695-~1785), well known disciple of the Baal Shem Tov. Families originate in Ukraine and Moldova. Names include: Kitces, Keces, Keses, Kitzes, Ketzis, Kitzis, Kicis, Kitsis, Chitis, Gitzes. |
| Submitted by | maurice kitces |
| Internet Page | http://www.cousinsconnection.com |
| KLASS | |
| Description | My ggfather Beryl (Zalman-Ber) Klass had two wifes. First - Esther Pulde. When Esther died from tuberculiosis, Beryl married a widow Ita (Eide) Gordon. They had three children: Eliyahu, born 1899, Beile (she died in 1955 or 1956 in Vilnius), and Iosel, your gfather, who went to Brazil in 1929 or 1930 and married Sara Vainer. |
| Submitted by | Miriam Klass |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/miriamklass1.html |
| KLECHEVSKY | |
| Description | A website dedicated to the Klechevsky Family in the USA, Israel, and other countries. |
| Submitted by | Shaya Klechevsky |
| Internet Page | http://www.klechevsky.com |
| KLEIN | |
| Description | This site contains information pertaining to the Klein Family. The focus of this site is the familial history of the family descending from the marraige of Mordechai Klein Z"L and Chaya Zlata Klein-Marmelstein A"H. Reb Klein was a product of many generations of Rabbis. Among his illustrious ancestors were the TaZ (1586 - 1677), a famous commentator on the Shulchan Aruch; The Rama (1520 - 1572), a highly respected Ashkenazic Rosh HaYeshiva in Cracow who set the precedent in law for Ashkenazic Jews; The Shenos Chaim (1826 - 1873), the author of a commentary on the sefer (book) Toldos Adom V'Chava written by Rabbenu Yerucham (a student of the Rosh); and many other Rabbis... This and more is discussed in the family history section of this webpage. The extended family page gives a more in-depth look at some of the families who married into the Klein family. |
| Submitted by | Reuven Klein |
| Internet Page | http://kleins.100megsfree5.com |
| KLEIN | |
| Description | This is the website of the Ancestors of Abraham Izhak Klein from Uzhgorod/Ungvar, today in Ukraine. Abraham Izhak was born in 1860 and was a tax collector in Ungvar. This website tells the story of his family. |
| Submitted by | Joseph Goldstein Gal |
| Internet Page | http://www.goldstein-family.netfirms.com/ |
| KLEIN | |
| Description | Dutch family. Origin of Amersfoort The Netherlands Is a part of Family Trees of Dutch Jewish Families with more than 65.000 people. |
| Submitted by | Max van Dam |
| Internet Page | http://www.maxvandam.info/index_en.html |
| KLEIN | |
| Description | geneology |
| Submitted by | kathy klein warwick |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/kleintopfercastlethu.html |
| KLEINER | |
| Description | The Kleiner's are from Monasterzyska and Buczacz, Galicia today Ukraine. |
| Submitted by | Eyal Ziffer |
| Internet Page | http://geneweb.geneanet.org/eyal |
| KLEINSTRASS | |
| Description | The Kleinstrass family came from the town of Steinheim in Westphalia, Germany. Descendants currently live in Germany, the US, Israel, Bolivia, and New Zealand. Family names listed include: BAUM, BLOCK, BÖHLER, DEL CASTILLO, DOHRN, DOLINSKY, EISENSTEIN, EMMERICH, FLIESS, GELERNTER, GOLDSCHMIED, GOTTLIEB, GOTTSCHALCK, HEINEMANN, HELMES, HENLEIN, HIRSCHLAND, HOCHHEIMER, JACOB, KATZ, KERPELMAN, KESTER, KLEINSTRASS, KURSCHATKE, LEVI, LEVY, LUFT, MEADOW, MENDELSOHN, NATHAN, NORTON, PHILLIPS, PICK, RITZENHOFF, ROSENBAUM, ROSENSTEIN, ROSENSTERN, ROTHENBERG, SÄNGER, SCHNELLENBERG, SEGAL, SNELLENBERG, THEANDER, THERLANER, WIEDEL |
| Submitted by | Daniel Kester |
| Internet Page | http://thekesters.net/Genealogy/Kleinstrass.html |
| KLEMPNER PHILLIPS | |
| Description | Have family living in or near Grodno (Gufa)Town ? |
| Submitted by | janine Balshan |
| KLEMPNER/ PHILLIPS | |
| Submitted by | janine balshan |
| KLINGBEIL-HALTRECHT | |
| Description | KLINGBEIL/KLINGBAJL and HALTRECHT families from Kutno, Lodz, Kalisz and Plock area, Poland. |
| Submitted by | J. Klingbeil |
| Internet Page | http://klingbeil.free.fr |
| KLINGER | |
| Description | Website includes the following families: Auerbach, Bleicher, Carmel, Campbell, Kampol, Castleman, Coleman/Kalman, Diamand, Douarin, Emmons, Factor, Findling, Fletcher, Geier, Gincig, Goldstein, Goodman, Kempler, Klinger, Koretsky, Kotimsky, Lebowitz, Lustig, Morris, Painter, Pordes, Proch, Redner, Reingold, Koppel, Scheer, Schecter, Schwartz, Secor, Seeman, Shaprio/Shimshalievitch, Sherman, Sirota, Stockhamer, Surber, Tuchman, Vansise, Velsor/Van Velsor, Weitz |
| Submitted by | Debby Painter |
| Internet Page | http://www.myfamilybusiness.org |
| KLIOT | |
| Description | Web site for KLIOT, ZWICK, ZIEVE, ZLATKIN families and collateral lines. Origins are Disna and Minsk, Belarus and PodZelva, Lithuania. |
| Submitted by | Jerry Kliot |
| Internet Page | http://kliot.net |
| KLOS/KLES | |
| Description | Most of my Grandparents were born in Sarrland,Germany. |
| Submitted by | Carol Klos Harris |
| Internet Page | carolharris2001@yahoo.com |
| KLOTCHMAN | |
| Description | This website describes the KLOTCHMAN Family, direct Descendants of Yidel Leib Klotchman and Sluva Marder.The family started in Medzhibozh , Khmelnitsky oblast, a small town in Ukraine. |
| Submitted by | Edgar Zwieback |
| Internet Page | http://ezwieback.com/klotchman/ |
| KLOTZ | |
| Description | Descendants of Abraham Klotz from Shumsk or thereabouts in Volhynia province of Russia: His children Harry GOLD and Annie GOLD immigrated to New England, USA, around 1900-1906. Descendants of another child, Sara Raize SCHUBER, are in Israel, where the name became SHAVIT. Harry & Annie's half-brother Chaim KLOTZ (aka Hyman GOLD) also came to New England, in 1912, and his brother Jose KLOTZ emigrated to Argentina in 1924. |
| Submitted by | Lynne Tolman |
| Internet Page | http://www.ltolman.org |
| KLYUCH, HALKIN AND PLOTKIN FAMILIES | |
| Description | My family album (now only in Russian) English and Hebre versions will be added Family origin from Belarus (Seliba)and Yekaterinoslav. My family immigrated to Israel from Moscow, Russia in 1990 |
| Submitted by | Alexander Klyuch |
| Internet Page | http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Node/family.html |
| KNECHT | |
| Description | Knecht Family History web site is dedicated to documenting all relevant history as it applies to the descendants of Rafael Knecht and his wife Chaja Sura Hersz. While it appears that Rafael may have come from Brzeziny (near Lodz), all records of his descendants are in the town of Nowy Dwor Mazowiecki. |
| Submitted by | Alan K'necht |
| Internet Page | http://www.knecht.ca/history |
| KOEKOEK | |
| Description | Family tree of the Koekoek family with data about the following family's: van aalst, den aantrekker, aap, aardewerk, abraham, achttienribben, agsteribbe, akker, alt, alter, van alterborg, amann, ameden, amram, andries, andriesse, appelboom, aptroot, armand, aronson, aronstein, aussen, van baaren, babcock, bachenheimer, bachman, bachrach, bakker, barber, barber bobbe, barend, barends, barendse, bartels, bass, beer, de beer, behr, beisser, bekkers, belore, bender, bennist, van den berg, van bergen, bertram, better, better grunbaum, van beugen, biesenbeek, bing, bino, van blankenstein, bleijenberg, blik, blitz, bloch, bloemekoper, bloemgarten, bloemkoper, blog, blok, blunt, boas, bobbe, boekbinder, boeken, boesman, van den bogaert, de bok, bollegraaf, bood, bosboom, boskerk, boss, botting, bouke, boutelje, brandel, brandon, brasser, brat, breel, van breemen, bremer, brigel, bril, brock, van broek, broekema, broekhuijsen, bronkhorst, bruggemans, de bruin, budkova, buitenkant, van buren, van der burgt, bursee, buuck, van buuren, campbell, camps, canus, canis, capitano, cappel, castellet, castellet de liema, cats, chang, chon, christiaanse, chunowitz, ciaramiloa, claessens, claussen, cliff, coenraad, van coevorden, cohen, colijn, cosman, coster, costima, couzijn, cracau, cramer, crawford, cretin, van creveld, van crevelt, crucq, cvetko, da silva rosa, dagloonder, danielson, danser, van dantzig, david, davids, delafuente, deliema, delmonte, denekamp, depuydt, dessaur, dieho, dieleman, van diepeningen, dijkman, dingsdag, van der doel, dompeling, drees, dreese, drievoet, drilsma, droogleever fortuijn, droomer, druijf, dubau, duijkers, duiverman, duizend, dukker, duncker, dunn, duran, ehrlich, eijl, elburg, elion, elsas, van embden, van emde, van emden, van emrik, engelsman, ephraïm, ereira, erwteman, felleman, fieijra, figdor, fischer, fleischman, flesschedrager, fox, frank, van frank, frankfort, franschman, fransman, frenk, fresco, friedmann, frieser, frisco, de la fuente, fuld, fulda, fuldauer, gabbard, gallast, gans, gaon, gazan, gedye, van gelder, van geldere, van gelderen, gerritse, gerschtanowitz, van gigch, gigh, gighi, gilat, gilbert, 't gilde, van gilst, glastra, glazer, gokkes, goldberg, goldert, goldsmit, goldstein, gomperts, goudman, goudsmit, graetzer, greenland, griep, groen, groenteman, de groot, grootkerk, van grunderbeeck, guttelink, de haaff, haagens, haagman, de haan, haas, hagenaar, hakker, van der ham, hamburger, hamelink, hamme, hammelberg, hangjas, haring, van harlewijn, harrel, harschel, van der hart, de hart, hartendorp, hartloper, hartog, de hartog, den hartog, hartveld, van hasselt, heidhues, de heij, heijmans, van heijningen, heijnis, herrebout, van herwaarde, hes, van heusden, heuvink, hijmans, hildesheim, hillenaar, hodos, van der hoeven, hofkens, hofstede, hollaar, de hond, honsbeek, hony, hope, horn, hornickel, van der horst, van der hucht, hughes, huisman, hummeston, hundman, van ijssel, ijzerdoorn, jaacobobiz, jacobs, jacobson, jakubovitz, jansen, janssen, joel, de jong, juliard, kadiks, kalf, kalkoene, van kam, kanis, kat, katoen, katz, keeler, keislair, keppler, kesner, kessler, ketel, khonraad, kijzer, kirkpatric, kisch, kischneider, klausman, van kleef, kleerekoper, klein, klijnkramer, klisser, kloot, van der kloot, knap, koch, koek, koekoek, koers, komkommer, koopmans, koppel, koppens, kosman, krabshuis, krak, van der kroft, kronberger, krush, kuijpers, kunstenaar, kuys, laars, labinger, lachs, lamport, de lange, laponder, ledeen, leefsma, de leeuw, van leeuwen, legel, leibler, lelijveld, leliveld, van der lem, lens, de leon, lesynski, levanon, levie, de levie, leviticus, levitus, lewenstein, lichtenstein, de liema, van lier, lievendag, ligthert, logcher, logger, van loon, lootens, lopes dias, lors, lorsch, lubbe, van maanen, magruder, maijkels, malone, mandel, manuskowski, marcusson, matteman, mecherlein, van meer, meeuwig, mehr, meijers, meijs, meijster, melhado, mendel, mendels, menk, mentzer, merlijn, metz, de metz, michaelis, micheels, mijerson, miller, mogendorff, mol, montezinos, morel, morpurgo, morrison, moscoviter, moses, mossel, mouwes, mullem, naarden, natzler, neter, niekerk, van nierop, niesten, nieuwenhuijsen, nijkerk, de nijs, niss, noble, nof, noordwal, norden, oesterman, oldenburger, opdenberg, opentij, oppenheimer, orizand, orschutzer, os, van os, van oss, ossedrijver, overste, pais, pakkedrager, palm, pampel, park, parser, parsser, peekel, peerenboom, peeters, van pels, petiet, philips, philipse, pickert, pijlman, pijpeman, piller, pimentel, pinkhof, pinxteren, van ploeg, plotske, van de pol, polak, poons, poppers, porets, port, posner, postma, van praag pigeon, van praagh, praeger, preger, present, price, prindaville, prins, prinsen, puls, van der putten, rambeaux, rappaport, ravelli, ray, redeker, van den reeck, van rees, van rhijn, rijnveld, van rijs, robert, roet, rofessa, roffesa, romijn, ronchetti, rood, roodenburg, roos, rosenberg, rosendaal, rosenthal, rothmann, rothschild, rozeboom, rubens, ruger, sachs, sacket, safyn, samoka, samuel, sanders, sanderson, saphier, sarluis, schaap, scharis, scheffer, scheublin, schielaar, scholte, schoonenberg, schotemeijer, schoute, schpilka, schram, schuijer, schuling, schuman, schut, schuthof, scott o'connor, sealtiel, segal, selser, sergent, serphos, shani, siemons, sigh, silbiger, simmeren, simons, singer, sjouerman, slabber, slap, sloves, slovis, van sluijs, van der sluijs, sluijter, sluis, van der sluis, snatager, snijders, snoek, snuijf, sommerauer, van son, speelman, speijer, spetter, spier, spiero, spijer, spilman, spreekmeester, springer, stad, van der stam, starr, steele, steevels, steggerda, steiner, stern, sternfeld, stessmann, stewart, stigter, stolk, stoppelman, stork, van straaten, stranders, van straten, strine, stuifzand, suierveld, sulzbach, surma, susholz, suskind, swaab, swaan, swart, szabo, süssmann, taglieri, teijsen, theunissen, van tijn, tokkie, treidel, trijbits, van trommel, trompetter, turfrijer, van ulm, urqahart, ut, valkhoff, van veen, veerejong, veffer, vegers, vegt, van de velde, van der velde, velleman, van velsen, veltman, van velzen, verbakel, verkijk, vermeulen, versteeg, verveer, vink, vischschraper, viskoper, vogel, voogt, voorzanger, vos, vranken, de vries, vroman, vugts, de waal, waas, wachsmann, van wageningen, van der wal, walg, wallace, wallach, wallega, wallerstein, walraad, warradijn, van der wart, weijermans, weiner, weissand, weisz, werkendam, wertheijm, van west, white, van wien, wijnberg, van wijnbergen, wijnschenk, de wilde, wilkens, de wind, van winsen, de winter, de wit, witmondt, witteboon, wittmeier, wolf, de wolf, wolff, de wolff, wolfferts, wouters, wurms, zandbergen, zeehandelaar, zeijlmans van emmichoven, zekos, zeldenrust, zeylmans van emmichoven, van der zijl, zijlstra, zilverberg, zitronenbaum, zwaan, zwarenstein, zwart and zwarts. |
| Submitted by | Reinier & Dirkje Bobbe |
| Internet Page | http://home.planet.nl/~bobbe000/bobbe-home.htm |
| KOHL | |
| Description | A little geneology for Kohl and Schweitz families |
| Submitted by | Jeff Kohl |
| Internet Page | http://www.springtide.org |
| KOHN | |
| Description | KOHN family from Tarnoka and Zbegnyo, Zemplen county, Hungary, now Trnavka and Zbehnov, Slovakia, and Cleveland. |
| Submitted by | Vivian Kahn |
| Internet Page | http://web.mac.com/lmort/Vivian_Kahn_Family_Website/Home_.html |
| KOLKIN, BROOKMAN, BUKELMAN (BOKELMAN, BEKELMAN), M | |
| Description | This site contains the descendants of the Kolkins of Vitebsk, Belarus and Bochelmans (Brookman) of Verbovets, Ukraine. Other families include Kamison (Chemison) and Teplitsky of Ukraine and Nisson (Niselewitz) of Belarus. They mainly settled in Philadelphia. |
| Submitted by | Michael Kaulkin |
| Internet Page | http://www1.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=kaulkin |
| KOLODNY | |
| Submitted by | Judy Goldberg |
| Internet Page | http://www.berdichevsky.tribalpages.com/ |
| KONIK KONIC HONIG CONICK | |
| Description | Grodno Novogrudok |
| Submitted by | Vadim Kuleshov |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/konik.html |
| KONIK KONIC HONIG CONICK | |
| Description | Lived in Novogrudok Grodno Belarus |
| Submitted by | Vadim Kuleshov |
| KOOK | |
| Description | Page w/ outline info on Rabbinical Kook family. Related to Rabbinical Jaffe & Rabinowitz |
| Submitted by | James Gross |
| Internet Page | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~larklane/kook.htm |
| KOPLO | |
| Description | The Koplo's can be found in flushing N.Y., No. Miami Bch. Springfield Illinois |
| Submitted by | Harry Koplo |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/koplo.html |
| KOPLOVITCH | |
| Description | From Opoczno, Lodz, Poland |
| Submitted by | Ian Tresman |
| Internet Page | http://www.tresman.co.uk/tree/koplovitch.htm |
| KOPYTOWSKI/BIBLA/FELDBAUM | |
| Description | Miedzyrzec, Poland Losice Poland |
| Submitted by | Sam Kopytowski |
| KOPYTOWSKI/BIBLA/FELDBAUM | |
| Description | Miedzyrzec, Poland Losice Poland |
| Submitted by | Sam Kopytowski |
| KOPYTOWSKI/BIBLA/FELDBAUM | |
| Description | Miedzyrzec, Poland Losice Poland |
| Submitted by | Sam Kopytowski |
| KOPYTOWSKI/BIBLA/FELDBAUM | |
| Description | Miedzyrzec, Poland Losice Poland |
| Submitted by | Sam Kopytowski |
| KORB | |
| Description | Korb family originally from Zamosc but living in Warsaw before the war. Shmerel Korb married to Chaya Kwestel. Syma Korb married to Rubin Pasternak, they owned a restaurant. |
| Submitted by | Lori Motola |
| Internet Page | http://www.motola.com |
| KORBUDOV | |
| Description | Family from Berdichev |
| Submitted by | Shelley Lobell |
| KORN | |
| Description | The Korn family tree begins with David Shlomo (Solomon) Korn who lived in Tarnobrezeg Lwow Poland . He was married to Blima Nussbaum born in 1864. David Shlomo and Blima had 7 children. As I began my research I was amazed at the numbers of their descendants Killed during the Holocaust. A lot of information in this family tree was obtained from Yad Vashem Memory Site. The gaps in my information are on the survivors and their descendants. |
| Submitted by | Hava Porat |
| Internet Page | http://www.myroots.co.il/korn/index1.htm |
| KOROSTISCHEVSKI | |
| Description | Chaim Korostischevski, 47 (Hyman Koren) left Kiev, USSR in 1923. |
| Submitted by | Howard Sloane |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/the chaim korostisch.html |
| KORYTNICKI | |
| Description | Ostrow Mazowiecka - Province of Warszawa - North East Poland My family were Jewish Farmers with landholdings and were allowed to follow the Russian Army back to Russia in exchange for their Farm. |
| Submitted by | Deborah Bowey |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/ignacykorytnicki.html |
| KOSLOFSKY | |
| Description | Trying to locate family of Rebecca Koslofsky (married to Joseph Mozinski) She came from Lithunia to USA around 1905 and first settled in Milwaukee Wisc. and then Chicago Illinois. |
| Submitted by | Marsha J. Levine |
| Internet Page | http://www.netcom.com/~mjl1/familytree.html |
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