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218 record(s) found for surname names starting with s |
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| SCHIFF, SZYF, SZYFF, LEWIS, LIEB | |
| Description | Poland |
| Submitted by | Danette Devlin |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/schiff.html |
| SCHLACHT | |
| Description | From Lazdei (Lazdijai), Lithuania, in Suwalki province, near the Polish border |
| Submitted by | Rachel Unkefer |
| Internet Page | http://home.pinehurst.net/rachel/index.html |
| SCHLINGER | |
| Description | The first origins known for the Schlingers is Marghita, Romania |
| Submitted by | Sam Glaser |
| Internet Page | http://schlinger.byethost17.com/Schlinger/index.htm |
| SCHLISSEL SCHLUSSEL SCHLESSEL | |
| Description | All Jewish Schlussels, Schlissels, and Schlessels seem to have originated in Tarnobrzeg. This project is trying to determine if it is a single family. |
| Submitted by | Arnie Schlissel |
| Internet Page | http://www.Schlissel.org |
| SCHLOSSMAN | |
| Description | Small family history of my family. Also doing a one-name study on SCHLOSSMAN. Lots of data! |
| Submitted by | Steven Schlossman |
| Internet Page | http://www.happytogether.com/genealogy |
| SCHLUSSEL | |
| Description | My families: Schlussel, Blasbalg, Flanzgraben, Knopf, Stecher, Koenig/Lehrer/Lerer of Galicia Newman, Preiszman, Klein and Jacobvitz of Hungary. Spiegelman, Wilk, Shafer, Lerman, Gewirtz, and Stalik of Seidlce, Poland. |
| Submitted by | Karen Schlussel |
| Internet Page | http://spiegelman.info/ |
| SCHNEERSON/ SHNEORSON | |
| Description | Pictures and information about Schneerson/ Shneorson families.Site in progress, all family members are welcome to add pictures and information |
| Submitted by | Eilat Gordin Levitan |
| Internet Page | http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/kurenets/k_pages/schneerson.html |
| SCHNEIDER, SHNAJDER, SHNAYDER, SZNAJDER | |
| Description | Pictures from Brest-Litovsk, Poland in the 1920s. |
| Submitted by | Sharon Klein |
| Internet Page | http://hometown.aol.com/taxtroll/page4.html |
| SCHNEK | |
| Description | Markus Bernard Schnek was married to Sarah Rahel Goldberg. He was tailor, had 12 children and lived in Lemberg (L'viv). The family was deported by the Nazi to the Belzec Camp during World War II and disappeard. Only 2 children survived: my father Adolf and his sister Betty who emigrated to Palestine and changed her name to Batia Meiri. |
| Submitted by | Betty Julia Künzi-Schnek |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/schnek-goldberg from.html |
| SCHNIR | |
| Description | Gregori Schnir emigrated from near Uman, Ukraine to Buenos Aires, Argentina, to join two brothers, Moritz and Nuhim, about 1905. His father, stepmother and two stepsisters stayed in Uman. |
| Submitted by | graciela spivak |
| Internet Page | http://www.stanford.edu/~gspivak |
| SCHOENBERG | |
| Description | My family tree. I am researching the following ancestral surnames from Austria-Hungary: BIEDERMANN, BLOCH, DUSCHAK, FEITLER, FISCHER, FUNK, GLASER, HOFFMANN, INQUART, JELLINEK , JONTOF, JONTOF-HUTTER, KATSCHER, KOHN, KOLISCH, LEMBERG, LEWY, LOVATELLI, LOEWY (LOWY), NACHOD, PALLAK, REICHMANN, REIF, SCHMIDT, SCHOENBERG (SCHONBERG), SCHWARZ, SINGER, STAMPFER, STEININGER, TRITSCH, WERNER, WETTSCHEK, ZEIMER, ZEISL, ZEISSEL, ZODEX and these ones for my wife's family from Ukraine: BUTSARSKY, COHEN, DODIN, KAPLAND, LECHTZER, LEVINE , LEWY, MARUSHNICK, MAYERS, PENUS, ROCHWAERGER (ROCHWARGER), ROCHWERGER, WEISMAN And these towns: Wien (Vienna), Bratislava (Pressburg), Pezinok (Boesing), Szecseny, Ckyne (Tschkyn), Ostroh (Ung. Ostroh), Ceske Budejovice (Budweis), Kaplice, Rozmberk Nad Vltavou (Rosenberg), Prostejov (Prossnitz), Brno (Brunn), Breclav, Hodonin (Goeding), Holesov (Holleschau), Unicov (Maehrich Neustadt), Praha (Prague), Branky (Branich), Valasske Mezirici (Wahl Meseritsch), Koricany (Koritschan), Prostejov (Prossnitz), Kolodeje, Hlinsko, Pardubice (Pardubitz), Velke Mezirici, Bucovice, Hresihlavy, Rassoch. |
| Submitted by | E. Randol Schoenberg |
| Internet Page | http://www.schoenberglaw.com/randols/private/family/WC_TOC.HTM |
| SCHOENBERGER | |
| Description | Varanno (now Slovakia), Porosko (now Ukraine), Zemplen Megye area in 19th century Hungary |
| Submitted by | Lynn Saul |
| Internet Page | http://members.cox.net/lynnsaul/ |
| SCHONFELD | |
| Description | We may be related to Schonfelds and Schoenfelds whose families originated in Hungary, Galicia and Romania. I have been researching the Schonfeld family name for nearly ten years, and have accumulated data on over 800 individuals with the Schonfeld surname. |
| Submitted by | Louis Schonfeld |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/Hungary/Member_pages.htm |
| SCHONLAND | |
| Description | The Schonland Family Tree (always under construction) |
| Submitted by | Addison Schonland |
| Internet Page | http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/59971965/family?fpid=40492942232 |
| SCHREIBSTEIN | |
| Description | I have researched several families with the surname of SCHREIBSTEIN. All branches appear to have originated in the Ukraine. At least two branches immigrated to Austria. Branches are now in the United States, Argentina and Israel. |
| Submitted by | Bertrand Schreibstein |
| Internet Page | http://web.mac.com/bertjs/GENEALOGY/Home_Page.html |
| SCHULMANN, DRECHSLER, KOHN, WALDHAUSER | |
| Description | Family from Budafok/Budapest, Hungary |
| Submitted by | Loraine Montferret |
| Internet Page | http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=buszidog31 |
| SCHUPATSKI | |
| Description | From Lazdei (Lazdijai), Lithuania, in Suwalki province, near the Polish border |
| Submitted by | Rachel Unkefer |
| Internet Page | http://home.pinehurst.net/rachel/index.html |
| SCHWAB | |
| Description | Descendants of Loew SCHWAB (1758-1844) from Rimpar, Germany OESTREICHER, ADLER, ARLT, BOEHM, BACH, BACHARACH, BACHELIER, BACHMAIER, BARKLAGE, BARNIKOL, BASCH, BASCH WEINSCHENK, BATTISTA, BECKER, BEHEIM-SCHWARZBACH, BENEVISTE, BERGE, BERNHEIMER, BERTRAM, BING, BLANKENHORN, BOOT, BRES, BRETZ-KLETTE, BRONNER, CHAMBERLAIN, CHARPENTIER, CHAUSSE, CHOPIN, CROCKFORD, CZICHY, DARLINGTON, DAVIDSON, DETER, DEUTESFELD, DINGFELDER, DRAME, DURANT, EGER, EICHENBRONNER, EINSTEIN, EMDEN, ENGLAENDER, FLIESS, FOREMAN, FRANK, FRANKENFELDER, FREESE, FREUDENBERGER, GARTEN, GARTLAND, GAUCHER, GERHARD, GIACOMELLI, GLUECK, GOLD, GOLDSCHMIDT, GOSDORFER, GOTTSCHALK, GRAEPER, GRAETZ, GRANITE, GRANT, GRAPER, GREEN, GROHMANN, GROSS, GRUBER, GUGGENHEIMER, GUTTENBERG, HAAS, HAHN, HAHNE, HANAUER, HARTMANN, HECHINGER, HENLEIN, HESS, HEYMANN, HIDEWIG, HIRSCH, HOARE, HOINS, HONIG, HORN, HOSTER, HUBER, HUTZLER, IMANUEL, JUNGK, KOEGLMAIER, KAHN, KALEVE, KASTOR, KATZMANN, KLEEMEIER, KLINGER, KOENIG, KOHN, LUEDECKE, LABERTHE-MEDRANO, LANDIS, LANG, LAVELLE, LEEMAN, LEVITT, LUCK, MAIER, MAINE, MALCHAMMER, MANNER, MANSFIELD, MARSCHALL, MAYER, MEDRESS, MELANI, MERCHANT, METZGER, MUELLER, MUHR, NATHAN, NETTER, NEU, NEUBURGER, NEUHAUS, NEUMARK, NEW, OBERMAIER, OBERNDORFER, OPPENHEIMER, ORWIG, OSSER, PASCAL, PAUSON, PELSHENKE, PETERS, REES, REIS, REISS, RESNICK, ROBERTSON, ROCHE, ROSENFELD, ROSENTHAL, SUESSER, SANNOS, SCHOENFELD, SCHUELER, SCHAFT, SCHANDERL, SCHECHTER, SCHEID, SCHEIDT, SCHESCHONKA, SCHIEGNITZ, SCHLEE, SCHLESINGER, SCHLETTER, SCHMIDT, SCHULHOEFER, SCHWAB, SCHWABACH, SCHWEITZER, SCOTT, SELBERTINGER, SELIGMANN, SELLER, SHUGAR, SICHEL, SIGLER, SIMON, SLADEK, SPINDLER, STEFANOVIC, STEIN, STERN, STERNBERG, STOSSER, TANNENBERG, TAYLOR, TROITER, TSURUMI, TYLER, ULLMANN, VENSKE, VON LOETTNER, VON STEBUT, VON LINDERMAYER, WASSERMANN, WEBER, WEIL, WEINMANN, WEINSCHENK, WERTHEIMER, WICKE, WILKE, WILLIAMS, WORTSMANN, WROBLEWSKI, YOUNG, ZICKLER |
| Submitted by | Andreas J Schwab |
| Internet Page | http://gw0.geneanet.org/index.php3?b=andreasjs |
| SCHWAB | |
| Description | The Schwab Family first settled in Hanau, Germany around 1600. We are considered one of the earliest Jewish families in Hanau Germany. Recently we discovered a large quantity of material about my family history since my grandfather Rudolph (Ralph) Erwin Alexander Schwab had escaped Germany in 1933 and wrote letters to his parents Max and Martha and brother Hans Ferdinand in Germany. In these letters a tremendous amount of information is revealed about our family connection to Hanau Germany. Upon contacting the mayor's office, we were subsequently invited to visit Hanau for a memorial that was setup to commemorate those killed in the Holocaust. |
| Submitted by | Daniel Schwab |
| Internet Page | http://theforgottenletters.org/ |
| SCHWARCZ | |
| Description | ETibor Schwarcz-Teldince. |
| Submitted by | PETER SCHWARZ |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/peter rundborg..html |
| SCHWARCZ | |
| Description | ETibor Schwarcz-Teldince. |
| Submitted by | PETER SCHWARZ |
| SCHWARCZ | |
| Description | ETibor Schwarcz-Teldince. |
| Submitted by | PETER SCHWARZ |
| SCHWARTZ | |
| Description | Site has old family photographs. My Great Grandfather was Baruch Hersh Schwartz who was at one time employed to repair watches for the Tzar. The family came from Chichelnik in the Ukraine. Baruch married Frimma Rutberg. They had eight children, Esther, Joseph (Yosel), Jake (Yankel), Hannah (Chana), Rose (Raisa), Sam (Eschia), Philip (Psachia), Bertha (Brucha), and Ruth (Rivka). Brucha, my grandmother, was born in 1882 and died in 1949. She was the next to youngest. Her parents died in Russia (Ukraine). I have genalogical records for the other children. |
| Submitted by | Allan Avery |
| Internet Page | http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Aegean/2507/scrapbook.htm |
| SCHWARTZ | |
| Description | Descendants of Simon Schwartz and Hannah Newman from Hungary. |
| Submitted by | Betsy Thal Gephart |
| Internet Page | http://home.comcast.net/~bgephart/schwartz.html |
| SCHWARTZ | |
| Description | Researching Schwartz from Ungvar/Uzhhorod; Birk/Berk from Telsiai; Farkas from Botpalad and NagyBereg; Kunstler from NagyBereg; Mitav from Lithuania; Jacobs and Shuham from Lithuania |
| Submitted by | Marian Wood |
| Internet Page | http://climbingmyfamilytree.blogspot.com/ |
| SCHWARTZ BERGER | |
| Description | This page contains info on the Schwartz family (of Barlad, Romania) the Berger family (of Iasi, Romania) and allied families through marriage. |
| Submitted by | Gerri Dennis |
| Internet Page | http://bergerfamilytree.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=bergerfamilytree&view=9&rand=96829426 |
| SCHWARTZ, JACOB | |
| Description | Born in Poland, the oldest son of Rachel and Benjamin. Sisters Rose and Tillie immigrated to the U.S. Rose married Harry Lazaar and had a daughter named Anna. Jacob was a lawyer and professor at Warsaw University during the 1930's. |
| Submitted by | Rachel Yarnall |
| SCHWARTZMAN, SWARZMAN | |
| Description | Family site for Schwartzman ùååøöîï family of Kraslava in Russia - Latvia. Includes family tree, history, data on Kraslava, Slobodka and other places connected to the family. |
| Submitted by | Jon Seligman |
| Internet Page | http://www.seligman.org.il/ |
| SCHWARTZWALD | |
| Submitted by | James Gross |
| Internet Page | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~larklane/schwartz.htm |
| SCHWARZ | |
| Description | This is a genealogy of the Schwarz Family from Floss, Bavaria and their descendantw |
| Submitted by | Susan L. Lubow |
| Internet Page | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/u/b/Susan-L-Lubow/index.html |
| SCHWARZER | |
| Description | The family Schwarzer, Schwarcer, Schwarz, Tennenbaum, Liebermann and Feder from Krakow, Cieszanow and Grodziko Dolne. |
| Submitted by | Jan Berg |
| Internet Page | http://www.adelaschwarzer.com |
| SCHÖNFEIN | |
| Description | Schönfein Nechemia / Шенфајн / Šenfain Nehemia / Šenfajn Nehemija. I am looking for any information about schönfein-family from Ostroh Ukraine. |
| Submitted by | P. Rubow |
| Internet Page | https://www.ancestry.de/family-tree/person/tree/14767041/person/350079746204/story |
| SCHÖNFEIN | |
| Description | Nehemia Schönfein auch Шенфајн / Šenfain aus Ostroh Ukraine |
| Submitted by | P. Rubow |
| Internet Page | https://www.ancestry.de/family-tree/tree/14767041/family?fpid=159935517 |
| SCOTT | |
| Description | Original family came in 1897-1907 Looking for more in the US (Mass area) and in Russia/ Poland area |
| Submitted by | N. Scott |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/scott-groyer.html |
| SEE PAGE FOR LIST OF NAMES. | |
| Description | This page has the family names I am currently researching. I am primarily researching in Kreuzburg (Krustpils), Latvia; Kamenets Litovsk, Porozovo, Shershevo, and Kobrin, Belarus; Kamenets Podolsky, Orinin, and Khotin, Ukraine; and Kishinev (Chisinau), Moldova. |
| Submitted by | Janice Sellers |
| Internet Page | http://www.janicesellers.com/family.html |
| SEGAL | |
| Description | My knowledge starts in Iasi, Romania. The ancestors came from Poland probably before World War I - they were a rabbinic family. |
| Submitted by | Marcello Lior Segal |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/segal.html |
| SEGELIN | |
| Description | This is the family of Zachary Daniel Nicholas Massey |
| Submitted by | Victoria Drake |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/zachary daniel nicho.html |
| SEIDEL | |
| Description | Family related to Kravitz from Ct,Seidel from Baltimore & DC, as well as Saidel from Phila,Pa. Origionally from Panevezys,Lith. |
| Submitted by | James Gross |
| Internet Page | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~larklane/seidel.htm |
| SEIDMAN - MAZUREK | |
| Description | Bella Seidman (Mazurek) 10/10/1923 - 11/8/2012 born in demedefka, poland escaped the ghetto, caught at the Siberian border and was in a Siberian labor camp. wehn liberated, returned to her town to find none of her family survived. went to another town, met and married hertz mazurek. walked to austria and stayed in a displaced camp for 3 years until coming to america in 1949 Hertz Mazurek 5/9/1914 - 1996 born in kuzin, poland forced into the russian army, left behind and lost a wife, twin 6 month old sons, parents, 2 brothers and a sister |
| Submitted by | penny mazurek-miller |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/bellaseidman-hertz m.html |
| SELIGMAN / SELIG | |
| Description | Descendants of Hyman Cohen & Golda Bohachok/Boranchuk [origin Russia]; and siblings [Max Cohen, Sadie Cohen Seligman, Rae Cohen Uretsky, Bertha Cohen Katzer [1891-1984], Phillip Cohen, Pauline Cohen Stern, Meyer Cohen, Morris Cohen, Max Cohen, Nellie Cohen, Rose Cohen Bordetsky. 3rd & 4th Generation Surnames include: Gottesmann, Beagle, Dennis, Snow, Pirkot, Haskins Surnames on this genealogy file include: Bachenheimer, Binder, Bordet, Bordetsky, Brown, Cain, Caplan, Cohen, Dallesio, Dennis, Doe, Erwin, Feldman, Geller, Goldman, Gorfine, Gottesmann, Haskin, Kagan, Johnson, Kahan, Kaplan, Katzeff, Katzer, Katzev, Katzew, Katzoff, Kilston, Kriesman, Lafargue, Laxer, Levine, Liberman, Miller, Palmer, Payasnick, Paysnick, Perry, Pessin, Pham, Pichel, Pirkot, Puopolo, Rapport, Sedlis, Selig, Seligman, Sesnovich, Silverman, Skoletsky, Slatoff, Sneierson, Snow, Stein, Stern, Therrien, Tipton, Travis, Uretsky, Widisky, Wilson. |
| Submitted by | Daniel Katzer |
| Internet Page | http://www.katzer.org |
| SELIGMAN / ZELIKMAN | |
| Description | Family site for Seligman / Zelikman æìé÷îï/æìéâîï family of Slobodka in Russia / Poland / Belarus. Includes family tree, history, data on Slobodka, Braslav and other places connected to the family. |
| Submitted by | Jon Seligman |
| Internet Page | http://www.seligman.org.il |
| SELIGMAN, ZELIGMAN, ZELIKMAN, SALIGMAN | |
| Description | An account of the first six generations of the Seligman/Zeligman/Zelikman/Saligman family originating in the city of Bobruisk and its satellite towns of Shchedrin and Parichi in Byelorussia, now Belarus. |
| Submitted by | Scott D. Seligman |
| Internet Page | http://www.seligmanfamily.info/ |
| SEPHARDIC NAMES | |
| Description | Contains several thousand Sephardic names and references world wide. Provides links to Sephardic sites |
| Submitted by | Harry Stein |
| Internet Page | http://www.sephardim.com |
| SEVILLA | |
| Description | Yehiel Sevilla probably from Istambul Turkey, emigrated to Spain, France, Mexico, Cuba and finally Peru. Related to Levy, Cohen Families. |
| Submitted by | Peter SALAMON |
| Internet Page | http://www.salamon.net |
| SHABSHIS | |
| Description | Shabshis family originated in Jonava,Kaunas,Lithuania.They moved to Ukraine (Kazatin area) around 1915-1920. The family perished in the Holocaust, except a few survivors including David and Feiga Shabshis. Adele is Feiga's and Yankel Shabshis granddaughter that is looking into the family's ancestry.Her cousins now live in Russia, Canada, US, etc. |
| Submitted by | Dr.Adele Shabshis |
| Internet Page | http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/a136092 |
| SHACHAM-SCHWARCZ | |
| Description | My name is Avri Robert Shacham, born as Robert Schwarcz on November 14, 1931 in Kosice, the Slovak Republik. On March 2, 1964 I married Margalith (Margaretha) Witzenhausen, born April 19, 1943 in Haarlem, Holland. We have three children: Liora, born August 18, 1966 Galia, born November 7, 1970 Yoav, born June 12, 1976. |
| Submitted by | Avri Robert Shacham |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/shacham.html |
| SHAINKER | |
| Description | In search of Descendants of Bessie Fruitman Shainker Pay(a)snick. Surnames on this genealogy file include: Bachenheimer, Binder, Bordet, Bordetsky, Brown, Cain, Caplan, Cohen, Dallesio, Dennis, Doe, Erwin, Feldman, Geller, Goldman, Gorfine, Gottesmann, Haskin, Kagan, Johnson, Kahan, Kaplan, Katzeff, Katzer, Katzev, Katzew, Katzoff, Kilston, Kriesman, Lafargue, Laxer, Levine, Liberman, Miller, Palmer, Payasnick, Paysnick, Perry, Pessin, Pham, Pichel, Pirkot, Puopolo, Rapport, Sedlis, Selig, Seligman, Sesnovich, Silverman, Skoletsky, Slatoff, Sneierson, Snow, Stein, Stern, Therrien, Tipton, Travis, Uretsky, Widisky, Wilson. |
| Submitted by | Daniel Katzer |
| Internet Page | http://www.katzer.org |
| SHALKOW | |
| Description | Shalkow Family.From Poland and Lithuania to Mexico. |
| Submitted by | Aida Shalkow |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/shalkow.html |
| SHANKIN | |
| Description | See detailed entry for Cynkin (Shankin) |
| Submitted by | Marsha B. Cohen |
| Internet Page | http://pages.uoregon.edu/rkimble/Mirweb/Cynkin&Dworkin.html |
| SHAPARENSKY | |
| Description | Jewish Genealogical research on families Shaparensky Vinokur Portnoy Kotlyar |
| Submitted by | Zeev Shaparensky |
| Internet Page | http://www.jewishgen.org/family/shaparensky-portnoy-.html |
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