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CATALOG 152: JEWISH GENEAOLOGY
A Selection of 50 Titles
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AMERICA
BRITAIN
NETHERLANDS
FRANCE
GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS
SCANDINAVIA
HUNGARY
EASTERN EUROPE
ISRAEL
FAMILIES
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CATALOG 152: JEWISH GENEAOLOGY: A Selection of 50 Titles. Text-Only
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CONTENTS:
AMERICA
BRITAIN
NETHERLANDS
FRANCE
GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS
SCANDINAVIA
HUNGARY
EASTERN EUROPE
ISRAEL
FAMILIES
1. =E2=80=A2Kurzweil, Arthur; Miriam Weiner. THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JEW=
ISH
GENEALOGY. VOLUME 1, SOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
Northvale, N. J. ; J. Aronson, 1991. Publishers cloth. 4to. XXII, 226
pages. 29 cm. First edition. =E2=80=9CDescribes the vast amount of
Jewish-oriented material available to the researcher in the United
States and Canada and how to access it. Specific sections focus on
resources in states with large Jewish populations and detail the
exceptionally useful documents at the LDS (Mormon) Family History
Library. =E2=80=9C (JewishGen) Originally projected to be a three volum=
e set,
only volume one ever appeared. Subjects: Jews - Genealogy - Handbooks,
manuals, etc. Light wear to jacket, outer edges lightly aged, light pen
marks and single words highlighted on five pages, otherwise clean and
fresh. Very good condition in good jacket. (GENE-1-24) (ID #29936)
$45.00.
2. =E2=80=A2Immigration Informatikon Bureau, Inc. MORTON ALLAN DIREC=
TORY OF
EUROPEAN PASSENGER STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS. Baltimore, Genealogical
Publishing Co. , Inc., 1980. Original Publisher=E2=80=99s Cloth. 8vo. 2=
68
pages. 24cm. Subtitle: =E2=80=9Cfor the Years 1890 to 1930 at the port=
of New
York and for the years 1904 to 1926 at the ports of New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore. =E2=80=9D The Morton Allan Director=
y of
European Passenger Steamship Arrivals contains the arrivals of
passenger steamships, carefully compiled by the calendar year and
indexed alphabetically by Steamship Line. The port of arrival and port
of departure are shown at the top of each column. =E2=80=93Foreword. Or=
iginally
printed in 1931. SUBJECTS: Genealogy -- Sources. Steamboat lines --
Passenger lists. Bright, clean copy in Very Good Condition. (GENE-1-34)
(ID #29946) $30.00.
3. =E2=80=A2Blatt, Warren. RESOURCES FOR JEWISH GENEALOGY IN THE BOS=
TON
AREA. Boston; Jewish Genealogical Society Of Greater Boston, 1996.
Publishers cloth. 4to. VII, 275 pages. 29 cm. First edition. =E2=80=9CT=
his is a
ground-breaking 275-page hardbound volume, a must, whether you had
ancestors in Boston or not. This book smoothly combines detailed
descriptions of Boston-area facilities, with the =E2=80=98how-to of doi=
ng
research in Boston or anywhere. Nationally unique institutions include
Brandeis University Libraries, American Jewish Historical Society, and
Harvard University Libraries. There are 35 pages on holdings of the
American Jewish Historical Society - including a comprehensive
never-before-seen list of their manuscript collections. A merged yizkor
book bibliography includes 529 titles held at Harvard, Brandeis, Boston
Public Library, etc. An appendix lists Jewish periodicals in the
Brandeis Library system, including 150 not to be found in the
computerized catalog. Another appendix extends the Morton Allan
Directory by listing passenger ships entering the port of Boston
1891-1903.=E2=80=9D (JewishGen) =E2=80=9CWarren Blatt is JewishGen's Ma=
naging Director.
Previously, as JewishGen's Editor-in-Chief, he authored the JewishGen
FAQ (=E2=80=98Frequently Asked Questions About Jewish Genealogy=E2=80=
=99) , and dozens
of JewishGen InfoFiles. He is the author of Resources for Jewish
Genealogy in the Boston Area (Boston: JGSGB, 1996) , and co-author of
Getting Started in Jewish Genealogy (Avotaynu, 1999) , and other works.
He was the Chair of the 15th International Seminar on Jewish Genealogy
in Boston in 1996. In 2004, he was awarded the International
Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) Lifetime
Achievement Award in Jerusalem. Warren is a graduate of Columbia
University, and has studied at Harvard University and the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America. =E2=80=9D (JewishGen) Subjects: Jews -
Genealogy - Archival resources. Jews - Genealogy - Archival resources -
Directories. Archival resources - Massachusetts. Genealogie.
Massachusetts - Genealogy. No jacket. Near fine condition. (GENE-1-25)
(ID #29937) $30.00.
4. =E2=80=A2Bolino, August C. THE ELLIS ISLAND SOURCE BOOK. Washingt=
on, D.
C. , Kensington Historical Press, 1985. Original Publisher=E2=80=99s Cl=
oth.
8vo. Xvii, 306 pages. Illus. 22cm. CONTENTS: History and Growth of
Ellis Island --- Passing Through the Golden Door --- The Current State
of Ellis Island --- The Restoration Commissions --- Restoration Plans
and Ideas --- Ellis Island Documents --- Oral Histories --- Ellis
Island and the Search for Roots --- Films, Photos and Visuals ---
Appendicies. Nice, clean copy. Jacket shows some wear, but still nice.
Very Good Condition in like jacket. (GENE-1-33) (ID #29945) $30.00.
5. =E2=80=A2Munden, Kenneth W. and Henry Putney Beers. GUIDE TO FEDE=
RAL
ARCHIVES RELATING TO THE CIVIL WAR. Washington, D. C. , The National
Archives, National Archives And Records Service, General Services
Administration., 1962. Original Publisher=E2=80=99s Cloth. 8vo. X, 721=
pages.
Illus. 23cm. Series: National Archives Publication No. 63-1. =E2=80=9CS=
tudents
of the Civil War desiring to base their research in official archives
have long felt the need for descriptive guides to the extant records of
the two contending Governments in that war=E2=80=A6this volume [is] in=
tended to
fill that need. =E2=80=9D =E2=80=93 Foreword. SUBJECTS: Archives -- Uni=
ted States --
Catalogs. United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Sources
-- Bibliography. Executive departments -- United States --
Bibliography. Confederate States of America -- History -- Sources --
Bibliography. Minor superficial wear to backstrip, but still nice.
Lacks dustjacket. Very Good Condition. (GENE-1-35) (ID #29947) $30.00.
6. =E2=80=A2Neagles, James C; Lila Lee Neagles. LOCATING YOUR IMMIGR=
ANT
ANCESTOR: A GUIDE TO NATURALIZATION RECORDS. Logan, Utah; Everton
Publishers, 1975. Publishers cloth. 8vo. X, 153 pages. 24 cm. First
edition. A resource book for those attempting to locate immigrant
ancestors prior to 1906; the year complete documentation was begun by
the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Bound in red cloth with
gilt lettering. Subjects: Naturalization records - United States -
Handbooks, manuals, etc. United States - Genealogy - Handbooks,
manuals, etc. United States - Emigration and immigration - Handbooks,
manuals, etc. Backstrip torn at edges, previously repaired, otherwise
clean and fresh. Good condition. (GENE-1-2) (ID #29913) $30.00.
7. =E2=80=A2Stern, Malcolm H. FIRST AMERICAN JEWISH FAMILIES: 600
GENEALOGIES, 1654-1988.. Cincinatti, American Jewish Archives, 1978.
1st Edition. Hardcover, Oblong folio in dustjacket, ix, 419 pages. 28 x
36 cm. Includes index. The American Sephardi Federation suggests that,
=E2=80=9CIf you are studying Sephardic genealogy, the best place to sta=
rt is
with th[is] volume.=E2=80=9D This work, as the title describes, featur=
es 600
massive fold-out family trees with approximately 50,000 names (!) It
details families who first arrived in North America prior to 1840, and
follows those families (Jewish and Non-Jewish)! When it first appeared
in 1960, the book =E2=80=9Cmarked a milestone in the study of American=
Jewish
genealogy,=E2=80=9D says the American Jewish Archives; it was also a ma=
jor
research source for Stephen Birmingham=E2=80=99s best-selling book The
Grandees. An archivist at one of America's oldest Synagogues has
declared, "We own the hardback edition that goes up to 1977 and we use
it constantly. It consists entirely of family trees of every family of
Jewish origin that came to America before 1840 (including Non-Jewish
descendants). Every name is indexed in the back and there are
cross-references when a name appears in more than one tree. Included
with the names are places and dates of birth, marriage, death, and
immigration." Stern, the compiler, was a rabbi, synagogue musician,
historian and genealogist of early American Jewry. He was the
grandnephew of Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf. He served as a chaplain in the
U. S. Army Air Corps during World War II. In 1950 he became the
official genealogist for the American Jewish Archives (Korn, EJ) . The
book is now, unfortunately, out of print, though demand for it
continues to grow, mirroring the ever-increasing interest in Jewish
Genealogy. SUBJECT(S): Jews -- United States -- Genealogy. Geographic:
United States -- Genealogy. New Condition. (GEN-1-40) (ID #29951)
$150.00.
BRITAIN
8. =E2=80=A2Abrahams, Israel; Loewe, H. M. J.; Holdsworth, William S=
earle;
Page, William; Jackson, Archibald. STARRS AND JEWISH CHARTERS PRESERVED
IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. VOL III ONLY.. 1932. Paper Wrappers, 8vo,
Cambridge [Eng.] Printed for the Society at the University press, 1932=
=2E
1st edition. Paper Wrappers, Large 8vo, 158 pages (all 3 vols). 25 cm.
Contents: Vol. III: Indexes, by Herbert Loewe. Light wear to covers,
spine wear at top & bottom, overall Good+ Condition. (BR-5) (ID #13048)
$50.00.
NETHERLANDS
9. =E2=80=A2 (Amsterdam) Castro, D. H. De (David Henriques) . KEUR V=
AN
GRAFSTENEN OP DE PORTUGEES-ISR=C3=84ELIETISCHE BEGRAAFPLAATS TE OUDERKE=
RK
AAN DE AMSTEL MET BESCHRIJVING EN BIOGRAFISCHE AANTEKENINGEN :MET
PLATEN / SELECTED GRAVESTONES FROM THE DUTCH PORTUGUESE JEWISH CEMETERY
AT OUDERKERK AAN DE AMSTEL . WITH DESCRIPTIONS AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES :
WITH PLATES. . Hardcover, 4to; Ouderkerk aan den Amstel: Stichting tot
Instandhouding en Onderhoud van Historische Joodse Begraafplaatsen in
Nederland, 1999. 68, xi, 125 pages, 39 cm. This is a wonderful reprint
of one of the classic works on Jewish cemeteries, a beautiful
coffee-table-sized book full of photo plates of one of the world's most
important Sephardic cemeteries, the Dutch Portuguese Jewish Cemetery at
Ouderkerk aan de Amstel in the Netherlands. David Henriques de Castro,
author of the famous Keur van Grafsteenen, was recently celebrated in a
centenary exhibition at the Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam,
which focussed on de Castro both as a collector and as a researcher of
Sephardic tombstones. His monumental work on the Portuguese-Jewish
cemetery at Ouderkerk, published by Brill (Leiden) in 1883, is
photographic ally reproduced in this re-edition of his classic
Dutch-German survey of the 17th and 18th Century tombstones that mark
the graves of the leading figures of Amsterdam's Sephardic community.
This new edition also includes: =E2=80=A2 An English translation of de=
Castro's
historical commentary, including descriptions of six additional
tombstones=E2=80=A2 Additional photographs, more than a century old, sh=
owing
details that have since been obliterated in the cemetery itself=E2=80=
=A2 An
introductory article--in English and Dutch--by Julie Marthe-Cohen=E2=80=
=A2 A
selected bibliography on the Portuguese-Jewish cemetery at Ouderkerk
and other affiliated burial grounds by F. J. Hoogewoud (Biblioteca
Rosenthaliana) and Dr. Falk Wiesemann (Heinrich-Heine Universit=C3=A4t,
D=C3=BCsseldorf) . This beautiful book, issued in a small run of only 5=
00
copies, measures 11.5 x 15 inches and is bound in a quality cloth
binding with a bound-in satin bookmark and heavy paper wrappers. The
book is in new condition, in the original shrink wrap. (SEF-6-11) (ID
#8982) $160.00.
10. =E2=80=A2Gans, Mozes Heiman; Arnold J Pomerans. MEMORBOOK: HISTO=
RY OF
DUTCH JEWRY FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO 1940. Baarn; Bosch & Keuning, 1977.
Publishers cloth. 4to. 852 pages. 32 cm. First English edition.
Translated from the Dutch. Monumental work on the history of Dutch
Jewry and the Sephardim diaspora; containing more than 1100
reproductions of original works of art, documents and photographs. The
explanatory texts are taken from contemporary sources to provide
detailed information on many aspects of the life of the Jews in the
Netherlands. Subjects: Jews - Netherlands - History. Juifs - Pays-Bas -
Histoire. Netherlands - History. Pays-Bas - Histoire. Jacket torn at
edges, otherwise Great condition. (YIZ-13-9) (ID #29865) $100.00.
FRANCE
11. =E2=80=A2L=C3=A9vy, Paul. LES NOMS DES ISRA=C3=89LITES EN FRANCE=
; HISTOIRE ET
DICTIONNAIRE. Paris; Presses Universitaires De France, 1960. Later
cloth. 8vo. 210 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In French. Bound in later
cloth with gilt title. Title translates as =E2=80=9CJewish Names in Fra=
nce;
History and Dictionary. =E2=80=9D A dictionary of surnames used by Fren=
ch Jews,
includes dated examples of the given names and bynames that eventually
gave rise to the surnames; but does not distinguish between historical
examples originally written in the Roman alphabet and those that have
been transliterated (using modern spellings) from Hebrew. Written by
the French linguist and historian Paul Levy (1887=E2=80=931962) ; =E2=
=80=9CL=C3=A9vy, who
was born in Alsace, became a specialist on the linguistic history of
Alsace and Lorraine and taught at the Lyc=C3=A9e Kl=C3=A9ber in Strasbo=
urg. From
1933 he taught at the Lyc=C3=A9e Rollin (later Jacques Ducour) in Paris=
=2E
During the German occupation of France in World War II he refused an
offer of exceptional reinstatement in his post. After the war, L=C3=A9v=
y
directed the investigation of the secret archives of the Third Reich.
Among his major works were Histoire linguistique d'Alsace et de
Lorraine (1929) , La Langue allemande en France (1950=E2=80=9352) , and=
Les
Noms des Isra=C3=A9lites en France (1960) . =E2=80=9D (EJ 2008) Our cop=
y is from the
library of Rabbi Stanley Dreyfus, with his signature on the endpage, as
well as laid in notes citing pages containing the last name Dreyfus
found throughout the book. His personal copy used for genealogical
research. Subjects: Names, Personal - Jewish. Names, Personal - France.
Isra=C3=ABl, Noms de famille, France, Dictionnaire. Noms de personnes j=
uifs
- France - Histoire. Clean and fresh. Near fine condition. (GENE-1-27)
(ID #29939) $140.00.
GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS
12. =E2=80=A2Czech and Slovak Jewish Communities Archive. PHOENIX: J=
OURNAL
OF CZECH AND SLOVAK JEWISH FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HISTORY. NO. 1. New
York; Czech And Slovak Jewish Communities Archive, 1997. Softbound.
8vo. 302 pages. 22 cm. Periodical, annual publication; number one.
Includes laid in large fold out map of the family tree of the Kohn and
Steiner, Berger, and Lehrmann families. =E2=80=9CPhoenix - Journal of C=
zech and
Slovak Jewish Family and Community History is being published in New
York. Among the contributions in the first issue for 1997 is one by
Erich Kulka about his birth place Vsetin, one by Paul Maerz about the
history of his Family in Uhersky Brod and an interview with Nicholas
Winton, stockbroker in London, thanks to whose initiative and
decisiveness 664 Jewish children from Czechoslovakia were saved by
bringing them to England before the outbreak of WWII. =E2=80=9D (Newsle=
tter of
the Theresienstadt Martyrs Remembrance Association; Number 48, January
2000) Subjects: Jews - Czechoslovakia - History - Periodicals. Jews -
Czechoslovakia - Genealogy - Periodicals. Czechoslovakia - Genealogy -
Periodicals. Near fine condition. (GENE-1-28) (ID #29940) $30.00.
13. =E2=80=A2 Kracauer, Isidor. GESCHICHTE DER FRANKFURTER JUDEN. CO=
MPLETE
IN 2 VOLUMES.. Frankfurt, 1925 &1927. Frankfurt, In Kommission bei J.
Kaufmann Verlag, 1925 & 1927. Volume 1 half leather, Volume 2 cloth
8vo, x, 453, vii, 553, 4 pages. Includes 4-page subscribers list at the
end of volume 2. The Jewish Museum in Frankfurt notes that "Kracauer
worked very keenly on the history of the Frankfurt Jews. The results of
his research are a series of important publications, particularly his
two-volume Geschichte der Frankfurter Juden ("History of the Frankfurt
Jews") . " Pages tanned, as usually found. Volume 1 missing most of
backstrip. Good Condition. A scarce set. (Comhist-17-3) (ID #10587)
$350.00.
14. =E2=80=A2Beider, Alexander. JEWISH SURNAMES IN PRAGUE (15TH-18TH
CENTURIES) . Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1995. Softbound. 4to. 46 pages. 26
cm. First edition. Avotaynu monograph series. =E2=80=9CThis short encyc=
lopedic
work identifies 700 surnames from the ancient city of Prague from the
15th to 18th centuries. In the style that has made this author famous
for his work, A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire,
Beider provides the etymology of each name. Beider classifies surnames
in the following categories: (1) Surnames indicating Kohen or Levite
origin; (2) Surnames derived from Toponyms; (3) Surnames derived from
masculine given names; (4) Patronymic surnames; (5) Surnames derived
from feminine given names; (6) metronymic surnames; (7) Occupational
surnames; (8) Surnames taken from personal characteristics or
nicknames; (9) Surnames based on house signs; (10) Acronymic surnames;
(11) Sephardic surnames; and (12) Surnames of unclear origin. =E2=80=9D
(JewishGen.org) Subjects: Names, Personal - Jewish - Czech Republic -
Prague. Familienamen. Joden. Familienname. Prague (Czech Republic) -
Genealogy. Prag. Institutional stamps on endpages and backstrip,
otherwise fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-5) (ID #29916) $100.00.
15. =E2=80=A2Dietz, Alexander; Isobel Mordy. THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF
FRANKFURT: A GENEALOGICAL STUDY 1349-1849. Camelford, Cornwall, UK;
Vanderher Publications, 1988. Clothbound. 4to. XXXII, 655 pages. 31 cm.
First English edition. Printed in red and black ink, with 13 plates,
one fold out map, and decorative endpages. =E2=80=9CThis is a limited e=
dition
of which this is number 112.=E2=80=9D Translation of the 1907 edition o=
f
Stammbuch der Frankfurter Juden by Alexander Dietz, edited by Isobel
Mordy, and translated into English by Frances Martin. With attractive
dustjacket, two ribbon bookmarks, and housed in brown cloth clamshell
box. From the preface: =E2=80=9CAlexander Dietz=E2=80=99s remarkable st=
udy: Stammbuch
der Frankfurter Juden that was first published in Frankfurt in 1907.
The English version is a little more than a mere translation. It has a
new introduction by Professor Robert Liberies which provides a short
history of the Jewish community of Frankfurt and a much needed index
together with line pedigrees of the bigger Frankfurt families by Isobel
Mordy, who is a Jewish genealogist and who has acted as general editor
of this book. Besides this the book contains six colour and numerous
black and white illustrations and has been designed by Kevin Reilly to
provide an aesthetically appealing volume which contemporary
representatives of the 625 families, whose genealogy it traces, will be
able to cherish and, we hope, pass on to their children with pride and
pleasure. =E2=80=9D Subjects: Jews -- Germany -- Frankfurt am Main --
Genealogy. Frankfurt am Main (Germany) -- Genealogy. Light soiling,
with some major stains on top, to clamshell box. Book is in near fine
condition. (GER-40-12) (ID #29065) $400.00.
16. =E2=80=A2Gesellschaft F=C3=BCr J=C3=BCdische Familienforschung =
[Arthur
Czellitzer]. J=C3=9CDISCHE FAMILIENFORSCHUNG =E2=80=93 MITTEILUNGEN DER=
GESELLSCHAFT
F=C3=9CR J=C3=9CDISCHE FAMILIENFORSCHUNG =E2=80=93 BROKEN RUN, 35 OF 50=
ISSUES. WITH
INDEX (GENERALREGISTER) FOR ALL ISSUES. Varies, 1924-1938.
Paper-wrappers, 8vo, 1st edition. Original issues. In German. Ongoing
page-count throughout the issues. Each issue has around 25 pages.
Issues present are: 1-6, 8-20, 22-23, 27, 29, 32-34, 36, 39, 42, 44-47,
49, 50 (final issue) . With founding leaflet and Register (index) to
all the issues. The Gesellschaft f=C3=BCr j=C3=BCdische Familienforschu=
ng (German
Society for genealogy) was founded in 1924 by Arthur Czellitzer in
Berlin. It was associated with a massive archive and published every
three months the Mitteilungen (notices) , which included also a
Suchblatt (research leaflet) to support ongoing researches. The work
and publications of the Society was cut short by the Nazis who,
tragically and ironically, used the research of the organization, and
other scholarship it had inspired, to identify, persecute, and murder
Jews in Germany. SUBJECT(S) : Jews -- Germany -- Genealogy --
Periodicals. OCLC lists 24 holdings worldwide. Issue 50 is missing the
bottom part of last two pages, issue 6 is missing parts of the first
two pages, but no other text-loss, throughout chipping and a few
stains. Paper browning, as expected, at time a bit fragile, covers
sometimes detached, but mostly good and solid. Overall good- condition.
(GENE-1-39) (ID #29952) $750.00.
17. =E2=80=A2Hirschler, Eric E. , editor. Intro by Max Gruenewald. J=
EWS FROM
GERMANY IN THE UNTIED STATES. . Cloth, Small 8vo, New York: Farrar,
Straus and Cudahy, 1955. 182 pages. Includes bibliographies. Published
by the American Federation of Jews from Central Europe. Scholarly
articles on 19th Century, pre-war & post-war Germany Jewish immigrants
& immigration by Selma Stern-Taeubler, Hirschler, Bernard Weinryb,
Adolf Kober, & Albert Friedlaender. Includes a "Tentative List of
Rabbis who Came to America" during the period 1840-1890. Subjects: Jews
-- United States. Germans -- United States. Very Good Condition in Good
Jacket. (ger-7-42-dw) (ID #16759) $35.00.
18. =E2=80=A2Moses, Leopold & Elsa, editors. JUDISCHES ARCHIV (VIENN=
A) NEW
SERIES VOL.1 #1/2 (1928) : ZEITSCHRIFT FUR JUDISCHES MUSEAL- UND
BUCHWESEN, GESCHICHTE, VOLKSKUNDE UND FAMILIENFORSCHUNG. JAHRG. 1,
HEFT. Wien, L. Moses, 1928. Cloth, Very Good Condiion; 8vo; 2 v. : ill.
; 23 cm. The New Series vol.1 #1/2 is subtitled: Zeitschrift fur
judisches Museal- und Buchwesen, Geschichte, Volkskunde und
Familienforschung. J=C3=BCdisches Archiv was superseded by the "Allgeme=
ine
judische Zeitung", which, after Nr. 7, 1929, changed back to "Judisches
Archiv " from April/May to Aug /Oct. 1928 (also numbered Neue Folge,
Heft 1/2-5/6) , following which it ceased publication. Very good
condition. (GER-37-14) (ID #6037) $20.00.
19. =E2=80=A2Schlyter, Daniel M. A HANDBOOK OF CZECHOSLOVAK GENEALOG=
ICAL
RESEARCH. Buffalo Grove, Illinois; Genun Publishers, 1985. Softbound.
4to. V, 131 pages. 27 cm. First edition. Excellent handbook for
consulting records of Hungarian, Bohemian, Moravian and Silesian areas;
with detailed listings and facsimiles of various legal records;
includes cross-reference lists for Slavic and Latin character bases.
=E2=80=9CDaniel M. Schlyter is a Senior Genealogist specializing in Cen=
tral and
Eastern European Research. He has worked as a reference Consultant in
the U. S. And Canada unit at the famous Salt Lake City, Utah, Family
History Library (FHL) . During his 32 years with the FHL, he was the
Collection Management Specialist responsible for Eastern Europe,
Scandinavia, and Germany, and served as a research consultant on
numerous genealogical projects. Mr. Schlyter has extensive experience
in Polish, Czech, Slovak, German, Swedish, and Hungarian genealogy and
has helped many Jewish researchers solve complex genealogical research
problems. Daniel Schlyter served on the Polish Genealogical Society of
America board from 1984 to 1999. He also served on the board of the
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies from 2000 to
2008.=E2=80=9D (Author=E2=80=99s site) . Subjects: Czech Americans - Ge=
nealogy -
Handbooks, manuals, etc. Czechoslovakia - Genealogy - Handbooks,
manuals, etc. Light shelf wear to covers and outer edges, otherwise
fresh. Very good condition. (GENE-1-15) (ID #29927) $175.00.
SCANDINAVIA
20. =E2=80=A2 (Abrahamsen Family) Fischer, Josef. ABRAHAM ELIAS OG H=
ANS
EFTERKOMMEERE (FAMILIEN ABRAHAMSEN) . PAA FORANLEDNIN G AF GROSSERER
NIC. ABRAHAMSEN.. K=C3=B8benhavn, Trykt som manuskript (i. E. Privately
printed), 1918. Original Publisher's Cloth. Large 8vo. 41 pages. many
illustrated. 1 of 250 copies printed. Danish Chief Rabbi Marcus
Melchior's copy, inscribed to him by a member of the Abrahamsen family.
Scarce Danish Jewish genealogy. Subject: Abrahamsen family. Subject:
Jews -- Denmark. Jews -- Genealogy. Denmark -- Genealogy. Lacks
backstrip, otherwise Very Good Condition. (SPEC23-23) (ID #9916)
$200.00.
21. =E2=80=A2 Fr=C3=A6nkel, Louis and Henry Fraenkel. translated Fro=
m Danish by
Malene Woodman. . FORGOTTEN FRAGMENTS OF THE HISTORY OF AN OLD JEWISH
FAMILY. 2 VOLUMES. I: TEXT AND INDEXES. II: GENEALOGICAL TABLES..
Copenhagen, 1975. Forlaget Henry Fr=C3=A6nkel, Copenhagen 1975. Oblong=
4o.
164 pages + 10 fold-out gigantic tables. Illustrated with black & white
and color illustrations. Translation of Glimt af glemt. Includes
indexes & bibliography in vol. 1, pages 105-110. Original paper
wrappers. In the original slipcase, which is repaired. A fine set in a
near fine slipcase. Thorough and sought-after work on Jewish genealogy,
started by Louis Fr=C3=A6nkel, and published by his son, Henry. The lar=
ge
fold-out tables (the are several meters long) cover: I: Louis Fr=C3=A6n=
kel's
Ancestors; II: The Fr=C3=A4nkel Family; III: The Teomin Fr=C3=A4nkel Fa=
mily; IV:
Leffmann Behrens and Jente Hameln's Descendants; V: Samuel Stuckhart's
Descendants; VI: Nathan Spanier's Decendants; VII: The Gumperz Family;
VIII: The Behrend Lehmann Family; IX: The Oppenheimer Family; X: The
Wertheimer Family. Xx (GER-37-1) (ID #10906) $200.00.
22. =E2=80=A2Martin-Meyer, Poul, editor. MOSES & S=C3=98N G. MELCHIOR 7=
=2E JANUAR
1761-1961 / ET DANSK HANDELSHUS GENEM 6 GENERATIONER. K=C3=B8benhavn, N=
o
Publisher (Moses & Son G. Melchior) , 1961. 1st Edition (?). Quarter
Vellum, 8vo, 56 pages. Includes 4-page English language summary at
rear. 200th anniversary book for this Important Copenhagen Jewish
Import company and family. Not a fluff book, but a real history of the
family and the business. With printed gift letter laid in. (MX22-20)
Slight bow to boards & binding, otherwise Very Good Condition. (ID
#6566) $65.00.
HUNGARY
23. =E2=80=A2 (Bekes County, Hungary) Bar-Shaked, Gavriel, Dr. , edi=
tor..
NAMES OF THE DEPORTED JEWS FROM BEKES COUNTY.. . New York & Paris:
Beate Klarsfeld Foundation, No Date (2002? ) . Cloth, large 4to, [14],
275 pages. This volume lists approximately 5460 names with maiden name,
married name, date of birth, place of birth, & mother's or father's
name. Includes 35-page index of maiden names of mothers of deportees.
Foreword by Serge Klarsfeld. Includes maps, facsimiles, and
introductory overview by the editor. Vol. VIII in the NEVEK (Names)
project. New Condition. (ID #10538) $125.00.
Links:
14. http://us4.forward-to-friend.com/forward?u=3Df69c18f23e79a1b7dc=
8f80d21&id=3Df39cf27ecc&e=3De11b527302
EASTERN EUROPE
24. =E2=80=A2 (Lodz) Podgarbi, Bronislaw. CMENTARZ ZYDOWSKI W LODZI.=
THE
JEWISH CEMETERY IN LODZ. Lodz, Wydawnictwo Artus, 1990. Cloth, Small
8vo; 96 pages; In English & Polish. Many photos are of individual
stones. History & description of the cemetery. Map shows plots.
Ex-library with usual marks. Otherwise Very Good Condition in Very Good
jacket. (k/ee-1-2) xx (ID #17669) $40.00.
25. =E2=80=A2Beider, Alexander. A DICTIONARY OF JEWISH SURNAMES FROM=
THE
KINGDOM OF POLAND. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1996. Hardbound. 4to. XXXVII,
570 pages. 29 cm. First edition. =E2=80=9CA Dictionary of Jewish Surnam=
es from
the Kingdom of Poland is one of three major works by Dr. Alexander
Beider in the realm of Eastern European Jewish surnames. His other
works, A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire and A
Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from Galicia established Dr. Beider as a
leading authority on Eastern European Ashkenazic names. A Dictionary of
Jewish Surnames from the Kingdom of Poland is compilation of more than
32, 000 Jewish surnames with origins in that part of the Russian Empire
known as the =E2=80=98Kingdom of Poland. =E2=80=99 The book provides in=
formation on (1)
where within the Kingdom of Poland the name was prevalent at the turn
of the 20th century, (2) all likely etymologies of the name, and (3)
spelling variants and derivatives of the name. A soundex index makes it
simpler to locate a given surname with its proper Polish spelling. The
introductory portion of the book describes the origins and evolution of
Polish-Jewish surnames. The Introductory portion of the book follows
Dr. Beider's scholarly style in analyzing the origin and evolution of
Jewish surnames from that region. This includes a history of Jewish
names in the Kingdom of Poland, basic etymological analysis, spelling
and variation of surnames and analysis of surnames in various provinces
of eastern Europe. An extensive bibliography is provided. =E2=80=9D (Pu=
blishers
description) Subjects: Names, Personal - Jewish - Poland. Joden.
Familienamen. Familienname. Geschichte. W=C3=B6rterbuch. Polnisch. Jude=
n.
Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition
in great jacket. (GENE-1-11) (ID #29923) $65.00.
26. =E2=80=A2Beider, Alexander. A DICTIONARY OF JEWISH SURNAMES FROM=
THE
RUSSIAN EMPIRE. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1993. Hardbound. 4to. XXII, 760
pages. 29 cm. First edition. =E2=80=9CThis work is a compilation of 50,=
000
Jewish surnames from the Russian Pale of Settlement (excluding the
Kingdom of Poland) . Shows etymology, variants and where within the
Russian Empire the name appeared. An introductory section describes the
origins and evolution of Jewish surnames from this region. =E2=80=9D
(JewishGen) Subjects: Names, Personal - Jewish - Russia. Joden.
Familienamen. Familienname Geschichte. W=C3=B6rterbuch. Russland. Juden
Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition
in great jacket. (GENE-1-10) (ID #29922) $70.00.
27. =E2=80=A2Cohen, Chester G. SHTETL FINDER: JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN=
THE 19TH
AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES IN THE PALE OF SETTLEMENT OF RUSSIA AND
POLAND, AND IN LITHUANIA, LATVIA, GALICIA, AND BUKOVINA, WITH NAMES OF
RESIDENTS. Bowie, Maryland; Heritage Books, 1989. Softbound. 4to. III,
145 pages. 28 cm. Second printing. Cover title reads: =E2=80=9CShtetl F=
inder
Gazetteer. =E2=80=9D The Shtetl Finder Gazetteer contains entries for o=
ver 2,
000 Jewish communities in eastern Europe, giving locations and lists
the names of some Jews known to have lived in each community as
compiled from newspapers, book subscriber lists, directories, etc.
Subjects: Jews - Russia - Directories. Jews - Poland - Directories.
Jews - Austria - Directories. Siedlung. Geschichte (1800-1817) .
Verzeichnis. Russia - Gazetteers. Poland - Gazetteers. Austria -
Gazetteers. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very
good condition. (GENE-1-19) (ID #29931) $35.00.
28. =E2=80=A2Daitch, Randy. THE SHTETL ATLAS. Venice, California; Ra=
ndy
Daitch, 1994. Comb binding, 4to. [250] pages. 28 cm. Third printing.
Compiled by Randy Daitch. Includes atlases previously published in 1929
by E. Romer and S. Miejscowosci. Contains maps of Poland and Lithuania,
Byelorussia and the Ukraine, and an Index to the map of Poland. A self
published work by Randy Daitch, well known for the Daitch=E2=80=93Mokot=
off
Soundex (D=E2=80=93M Soundex) =E2=80=9Ca phonetic algorithm invented in=
1985 by Jewish
genealogists Gary Mokotoff and Randy Daitch. It is a refinement of the
Russell and American Soundex algorithms designed to allow greater
accuracy in matching of Slavic and Yiddish surnames with similar
pronunciation but differences in spelling. Daitch=E2=80=93Mokotoff Soun=
dex is
sometimes referred to as Jewish Soundex=E2=80=99 and =E2=80=98Eastern E=
uropean
Soundex=E2=80=99, although the authors discourage use of these nickname=
s for
the algorithm because the algorithm itself is independent of the fact
the motivation for creating the new system was the poor results of
predecessor systems when dealing with Slavic and Yiddish surnames. =E2=
=80=9D
(JewishGen) Subjects: Poland - Maps. Soviet Union - Maps. OCLC lists
only 9 copies worldwide. Light wear to covers, institutional stamps on
endpages, otherwise fresh. Good + condition. Now very difficult to
find. (GENE-1-18) (ID #29930) $150.00.
29. =E2=80=A2Frazin, Judith R. A TRANSLATION GUIDE TO 19TH-CENTURY
POLISH-LANGUAGE CIVIL-REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS: BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATH
RECORDS. Northbrook, Illinois; Jewish Genealogical Society Of Illinois,
1989. Softcover. 8vo. VI, 311 pages. 23 cm. Second edition. In English
with some Polish. Housed in protective plastic case. "A Translation
Guide to 19th-Century Polish-Language Civil-Registration Documents
(including Birth, Marriage and Death Records) . =E2=80=99 This resource=
helps
anyone with roots in Poland locate ancestral towns on a modern map,
determine if old vital records exist, and learn how to acquire,
decipher and translate the records. The 311 page book includes a
step-by-step guide on how to divide each document into a series of
=E2=80=98mini-documents=E2=80=99; seven sample documents with important=
words and the
information which follows these words highlighted; tips on how to
locate one's ancestral town and records from that town; and fifteen
topical vocabulary lists, such as Age, Family and Occupations, which
include words that occur in 19th-century documents. =E2=80=A6 Judith R.=
Frazin
is the author of three editions of =E2=80=98A Translation Guide to 19th=
-Century
Polish-Language Civil-Registration Documents. =E2=80=99 The Polish Gene=
alogical
Society of America recognized her contribution to the field of
genealogy by selecting her to receive its Wiglia award in 2000. A
genealogist for 39 years, she was program chairperson for the 1984
national seminar on Jewish genealogy, served as president of JGSI for
ten years, and served as a member-at-large on the Board of the
International Association of Jewish Genealogists for three years. Ms.
Frazin is an experienced author, lecturer and researcher. =E2=80=9D (Pu=
blishers
description) . Subjects: Jews - Poland - Genealogy - Dictionaries.
English language - Dictionaries - Polish. Jews - Poland - Genealogy -
Dictionaries - Poland. Polish language - Dictionaries - English.
W=C3=B6rterbuch. Personenstandsurkunde. W=C3=B6rterbuch (mehrsprachig)=
Poland -
Genealogy - Dictionaries. Poland - Genealogy - Dictionaries - Polish.
Light soiling to case; former owner's bookstamp on endpage; otherwise
fresh and clean. Very good condition. (GENE-1-16) (ID #29928) $35.00.
30. =E2=80=A2Glazier, Ira A. MIGRATION FROM THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE: LIST=
S OF
PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK, VOLUME 5 ONLY.
Baltimore, 1998. Baltimore: Geneological Publishing Company, 1998.
Cloth. 8vo. Covers June 1889 through July 1890. SUBJECT (S) : Russian
Americans-Genealogy; Jewish Americans-Geneaology; Polish
Americans-Genealogy; Finnish Americans-Genealogy; Immigrants-United
States-Registers; Ships-United States-Passenger Lists. Gilt lettering
on bindings and covers. Very Good+ Condition. (AMR-41-18) . (ID #29896)
$35.00.
31. =E2=80=A2Glazier, Ira A. MIGRATION FROM THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE: LIST=
S OF
PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK, VOLUME 6 ONLY.
Baltimore, 1998. Baltimore: Geneological Publishing Company, 1998.
Cloth. 8vo. Covers August 1890 through June 1891. SUBJECT (S) : Russian
Americans-Genealogy; Jewish Americans-Geneaology; Polish
Americans-Genealogy; Finnish Americans-Genealogy; Immigrants-United
States-Registers; Ships-United States-Passenger Lists. Gilt lettering
on bindings and covers. Very Good+ Condition. (AMR-41-19) . (ID #29897)
$35.00.
32. =E2=80=A2Kronik, Aleksander; Sallyann Amdur Sack. SOME ARCHIVAL=
SOURCES
FOR UKRAINIAN-JEWISH GENEALOGY. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1997 .
Softbound. 4to. 94 pages. 26 cm. First edition. Avotaynu monograph
series. Last name index for Ukrainian Jews. Subjects: Jews - Ukraine -
Genealogy. Jewish archives - Ukraine. Genealogie Archiv. Ukraine -
Archival resources. Institutional stamps on covers, otherwise clean and
fresh. Very good condition. (GENE-1-4) (ID #29915) $100.00.
33. =E2=80=A2Mokotoff, Gary. WOWW COMPANION: A GUIDE TO THE COMMUNIT=
IES
SURROUNDING CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPEAN TOWNS [WHERE ONCE WE WALKED].
Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1995. Hardbound. 4to. IX, 197 pages. 27 cm.
First edition. Avotaynu monograph series. Where Once We Walked
companion volume, offering a grid code for 21, 000 towns and the tools
for mapping localities. Compiled by Gary Mokotoff. =E2=80=9CGary Mokoto=
ff was
the first recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award of the
International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) .
His books include the award-winning Where Once We Walked, as well as
How to Document Victims and Locate Survivors of the Holocaust, and
Getting Started in Jewish Genealogy. He is known for his application of
computers to genealogy. Among his accomplishments are co-authorship of
the Daitch-Mokotoff soundex system; and the JewishGen's =E2=80=98Family
Finder=E2=80=99, =E2=80=98Family Tree of the Jewish People=E2=80=99 and=
the =E2=80=98Consolidated
Jewish Surname Index=E2=80=99. He has co-chaired three International
Conferences on Jewish Genealogy. He is/was on the Board of Directors of
various organizations, including the International Association of
Jewish Genealogical Societies, JewishGen, Federation of Genealogical
Societies, Association of Professional Genealogists, Jewish Book
Council and Association of Jewish Book Publishers. He is co-owner of
Avotaynu, a company that publishes books of interest to Jewish
genealogical researchers as well as the journal AVOTAYNU. =E2=80=9D (II=
JG)
Subjects: Jews - Europe, Eastern - Directories. Jews - Europe, Central
- Directories. Geschichte. Ortsverzeichnis Europe, Eastern -
Gazetteers. Europe, Central - Gazetteers. Institutional stamps on
endpages, otherwise fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-6) (ID #29917)
$30.00.
34. =E2=80=A2Mokotoff, Gary; Sallyann Amdur Sack. WHERE ONCE WE WALK=
ED: A
GUIDE TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITIES DESTROYED IN THE HOLOCAUST. Teaneck,
NJ; Avotaynu, 1991. Hardbound. 4to. XXVIII, 514 pages. 29 cm. First
edition. =E2=80=9CWhere Once We Walked (full title: Where Once We Walke=
d: A
Guide to the Jewish Communities Destroyed in The Holocaust) , compiled
by noted genealogist Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Amdur Sack, is a
gazetteer of 37, 000 town names in Central and Eastern Europe focusing
on those with Jewish populations in the 19th and first half of the 20th
centuries. The book includes a cross-referenced listing of some 21, 000
towns (plus alternate names) , with the contemporary spelling being
primary, associated country (according to contemporary borders) ,
orientation and distance in kilometers from the country's capital city,
and map coordinates. The main list is followed by an additional listing
organized according to a phonetic index based on the Daitch=E2=80=93Mok=
otoff
Soundex system. A second, revised edition (2002) , expanded with
additional entries and alternate names, provides updated spellings
reflecting current geopolitical naming conventions. =E2=80=9D (JewishGe=
n)
Subjects: Jews - Europe, Eastern - Directories. Jews - Germany -
Directories. Jews - Austria - Directories. Holocaust. Joden. Lokale
gemeenschappen. Europe, Eastern - Gazetteers. Germany - Gazetteers.
Austria - Gazetteers. S=C3=BCdosteuropa. Deutschland. Juden. Osteuropa.
Light wear to jacket, otherwise fine. Very good + condition in good
jacket. (GENE-1-8Axx) (ID #29920) $70.00.
35. =E2=80=A2Mokotoff, Gary; Sallyann Amdur Sack; Alexander Sharon.=
WHERE
ONCE WE WALKED: A GUIDE TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITIES DESTROYED IN THE
HOLOCAUST [REVISED EDITION]. Bergenfield, NJ; Avotaynu, 2002.
Hardbound. 4to. XXXII, 704 pages. 29 cm. Revised edition. =E2=80=9CThe
award-winning Where Once We Walked (WOWW) has been completely revised
and updated to reflect the changes in the political geography of
Central and Eastern Europe since WOWW was published in 1991. There are
also a number of improvements to the original edition... The new
edition identifies more than 23, 500 towns in Central and Eastern
Europe where Jews lived before the Holocaust. The index includes 17,
500 alternate names including Yiddish, pre-Word War I, interwar and
post-world War II names. Gives latitude/longitude, Jewish population
before the Holocaust and cites as many as 50 books that reference the
town. A soundex index allows locating the town when only how to
pronounce the name is known. =E2=80=9D (Publishers description) Subject=
s: Jews
- Europe, Eastern - Directories. Jews - Germany - Directories. Jews -
Austria - Directories. Holocaust. Joden. Lokale gemeenschappen. Europe,
Eastern - Gazetteers. Germany - Gazetteers. Austria - Gazetteers.
S=C3=BCdosteuropa. Deutschland. Juden. Osteuropa. Light shelf wear,
otherwise fine. Near fine condition. (GENE-1-9) (ID #29921) $80.00.
36. =E2=80=A2Rhode, Harold; Sallyann Amdur Sack. JEWISH VITAL RECORD=
S,
REVISION LISTS AND OTHER JEWISH HOLDINGS IN THE LITHUANIAN ARCHIVES.
Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1996. Softbound. 4to. 149 pages. 30 cm. First
edition. Avotaynu monograph series. =E2=80=9CThis important compilation=
is an
index to all Jewish vital records in the Lithuanian archives, some as
early as 1808, and all revision lists (censuses) , some as early as
1795. There are 12, 000 entries for more than 220 towns. Each entry
includes the exact fond/file/ opus where the records are located making
it easy to order searches through the Lithuanian Archives or
independent search services. =E2=80=9D (Publishers description) Subject=
s: Jews
- Lithuania - Genealogy - Indexes. Registers of births, etc. -
Lithuania - Indexes. Jews - Lithuania - Census - Indexes. Archiv.
Lietuvos Centrinis valstybinis istorijos archyvas - Catalogs. Lithuania
- Genealogy - Indexes. Lithuania - Census - Indexes. Institutional
stamps on endpages, otherwise fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-7) (ID
#29918) $30.00.
37. =E2=80=A2Weiner, Miriam. JEWISH ROOTS IN POLAND: PAGES FROM THE=
PAST AND
ARCHIVAL INVENTORIES. New York; YIVO Institute For Jewish Research,
1997. Publishers cloth. 4to. XX, 446 pages. 29 cm. First edition.
Published by YIVO in conjunction with the Miriam Weiner Routes to Roots
Foundation and with the Polish State Archives (Naczelna Dyrekcja
Archiw=C3=B3w Panstwowych) . =E2=80=9CThis unprecedented publication co=
ntains the
first officially-sanctioned lists of Jewish-related documents within
Polish archives at both the state and town (local) levels, and within
archives in the formerly Polish areas of Ukraine and Belarus. It
provides updated information on the holdings of Warsaw=E2=80=99s famous=
Jewish
Historical Institute and the concentration camp archives at Majdanek
and Auschwitz-Birkenau. Additionally, it offers succinct entries on
more than two dozen Polish cities where major Jewish communities once
thrived, and features several specific chapters contributed by foremost
experts. =E2=80=9D (JewishGen) With: 14 specially created maps in color=
, 207
black and white photographs, 293 color photographs, 127 towns
represented in the photographs. Subjects: Jews - Poland - Genealogy -
Archival resources - Catalogs. Jews - Poland - History - Archival
resources - Catalogs. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) - Poland - Archival
resources. Archival resources - Poland - Catalogs. Joden. Institutional
stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition in great
jacket. (GENE-1-12) (ID #29924) $40.00.
38. =E2=80=A2Weiner, Miriam. JEWISH ROOTS IN UKRAINE AND MOLDOVA: PA=
GES FROM
THE PAST AND ARCHIVAL INVENTORIES. New York; YIVO Institute For Jewish
Research, 1999. Publishers cloth. 4to. XX, 600 pages. 29 cm. First
edition. Published by YIVO in conjunction with the Miriam Weiner Routes
to Roots Foundation. =E2=80=9CWith its archival inventories representin=
g 1, 400
shetls and towns, this book effectively puts to rest the once
widely-held belief that virtually all documents pertaining to Jews in
these countries had been destroyed during the Holocaust. These archives
became accessible to the public for genealogy research only after
Ukraine and Moldova declared independence in 1991. Here, listed for the
first time in English, are precise inventories of the vast Jewish
materials in the archives of Ukraine and Moldova, presented with the
full cooperation and blessings of Ukrainian and Moldovan archivists. Of
extraordinary value for Jewish genealogists, Jewish Roots in Ukraine
and Moldova is also a superlative travel guide, with 1, 200
photographs, maps, and document examples, including many rare antique
postcards. The chapters on towns and cities highlight 189 places in
Ukraine and Moldova. They include such important Jewish centers as
Kiev, Lvov, Odessa, and Kishinev; and lesser-known places such as
Shepetovka, Sudilkov, Soroki and Priluki. The sections entitled "The
People and the Places" and "Town Clips" offer many more photographs of
Jewish life, past and present. The Holocaust chapter includes poignant
photographs of memorials to the victims of the Nazis in cities, towns
and villages all over Ukraine and Moldova, along with detailed maps and
accompanying text. Some photographs are pre-World War I, and some were
taken just a few months prior to publication. More than 900 of the
photographs are in full color, as are all 20 maps. Along with the
reproductions of Jewish documents and family records, Jewish Roots in
Ukraine and Moldova, like its predecessor volume, Jewish Roots in
Poland, is an exceptional resource as well as a poignant memorial album
of unsurpassed quality and stunning visual impact. =E2=80=9D (Publisher=
s
description) Subjects: Jews - Ukraine - History - Pictorial works. Jews
- Ukraine - History - Archival resources - Directories. Jews - Ukraine
- Genealogy - Archival resources - Directories. Jews - Moldova -
Genealogy - Archival resources - Directories. Jews - Moldova - History
- Pictorial works. Jews - Moldova - History - Archival resources -
Directories. Genealogie. Archiv. Ukraine - Archival resources -
Directories. Moldova - Archival resources - Directories. Ukraine.
Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition
in great jacket. (GENE-1-13) (ID #29925) $195.00.
39. =E2=80=A2Wynne, Suzan F. FINDING YOUR JEWISH ROOTS IN GALICIA: A
RESOURCE GUIDE. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1998. Hardbound. 4to. XVI, 220
pages. 29 cm. First edition. =E2=80=9CThe definitive work on Galician-J=
ewish
genealogical research. This book organizes what is known about Galicia
Jewish record searching and other resources to assist genealogists in
tracing their Jewish Galician roots. Such resources include archival
collections of Jewish vital and other records; geographic, visual and
language aides; books; documents related to the Holocaust; and articles
about travel and research in specific towns by members of Gesher
Galicia, the Special Interest Group for Jewish genealogy. The book
directs you to: addresses of archives, researchers and translators;
organizations that hold important resource information; and travel
agencies that can assist with organizing individual and group travel to
Poland and Ukraine. A highlight of the book is the newly formatted and
revised Galician Gazetteer which until now has only been available on
microfilm. The Gazetteer is a compilation of more than 1, 000
communities where Jews lived in the 1870s and the administrative
districts of each community. The inclusion of this valuable resource is
designed to aide readers in identifying their place of origin and
pinpointing whether vital records have survived. =E2=80=9D (Publishers
description) Subjects: Jews - Galicia (Poland and Ukraine) - Genealogy
- Archival resources - Directories. Genealogie Bibliographie Galicia
(Poland and Ukraine) - Genealogy - Archival resources - Directories.
Galizien. Juden. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh.
Very good condition. (GENE-1-14) (ID #29926) $40.00.
ISRAEL
40. =E2=80=A2Sack, Sallyann Amdur. A GUIDE TO JEWISH GENEALOGICAL RE=
SEARCH
IN ISRAEL. Baltimore; Genealogical Pub. Co. , 1987. Publishers cloth.
4to. XIII, 110 pages. 26 cm. First edition. Bound in blue cloth with
gilt lettering. A detailed guide to the holdings of the resources for
Jewish genealogy located in the libraries and archives of Israel.
Appendixes include yizkor books and landsmanshaftn listed at Yad Vashem
Library and a list of towns represented at the 1981 World Gathering of
Holocaust Survivors. Subjects: Jews - Genealogy - Archival resources -
Directories. Archival resources - Israel. Light shelf wear, otherwise
fine. Very good + condition. (GENE-1-17) (ID #29929) $30.00.
FAMILIES
41. =E2=80=A2Batkin, Stanley I. THE BATKIN FAMILY GENEALOGY. Hoboken=
, N. J.
; KTAV Pub. House, 1987. Portfolio. 4to. Viii, 116, 16 pages. 32 cm.
First edition. Maroon laminate wraps with gold stamping on edges,
printed on high quality paper with decorative borders. Family history
of the Jewish Batkin family members from the area in and around Vilna
who immigrated to New York during the late nineteenth and early
twentieth century. Written in narrative form with numerous black and
white photos in rear, alphabetical list of family members with their
addresses and phone numbers. Sixteen family charts in rear pocket
printed on heavy paper stock. Chapters on the ancient and medieval
worlds of the Batkin ancestors by Harold Drimmer; branch family names
include Avrin, Boltiansky, Cohen, Friedman, Gavitz, Gantfol, Goldstein,
Gordon, Grose, Grossman, Horowitz, Katz, Schwartz, Seligman, Skolnick.
Subjects: Batkin Family. Light wear to covers, otherwise fine. Very
good condition. (GENE-1-22) (ID #29934) $45.00.
42. =E2=80=A2Batkin, Stanley I. THE TENZER FAMILY TREE: INCLUDING TH=
E FEILER
AND ZAHL FAMILIES. New Rochelle, N. Y. ; S. I. Batkin Co., 1977.
Portfolio. 4to. 54 leaves. 30 cm. First edition. Compiled and edited by
Stanley I. Batkin. Includes brief family history, 25 family tree
plates, compilation of names and addresses and introductory letter
addressed to Stanley Batkin's cousins. Published in loose-leaf format
in original folder, printed in red and black ink, on fine paper. Signed
and numbered by genealogist Batkin; Number 541 of 600 copies. Subjects:
Tenzer family. Feiler family. Zahl family. Great condition. (GENE-1-21)
(ID #29933) $100.00.
43. =E2=80=A2Dan/Den-Dunn Family Reunion Committee. DAN/DEN DUNN FAM=
ILY
REUNION: FAMILY ROSTER, DETROIT-MICHIGAN MAY 25-28 1984.. [N. L], 1984=
=2E
Original paper wrappers. 8vo. 56 pages. 21 cm. Family Roster of the
Dan/Den and Dunn family; includes lengthy description of family history
in Taurage, Lithuania and emigration; various members of the extended
family moved overseas in the late nineteenth century, many settled in
the United States, specifically Chicago and Memphis, Tennessee, with
various relatives eventually scattered throughout all four corners of
the U. S. , as well as Israel, South Africa, and survivors in
Lithuania. Includes history of extended family connections
(Hersch/Harris, Levitan, Zechman, Sax) ; and a lengthy family roster
listing by last name and location. Subjects: Dan Family History.
Genealogy. One library copy held at the Jewish Genealogical Society of
Illinois. Light pen mark on back page, otherwise fine. Very good
condition. (GENE-1-23) (ID #29935) $125.00.
44. =E2=80=A2Franklin, Karen Spiegel. ELEVEN GENERATIONS OF THE GERS=
TLE
FAMILY [INCLUDES SUPPLEMENT]. Yonkers, N. Y. ; K. S. Franklin, 1982.
Later boards. 8vo. 72 pages. 26 cm. First edition. History and
genealogy of the Gerstle Family, who emigrated to Louisville Kentucky
in 1843, and then California in 1850. Includes 20 page publication:
=E2=80=9CEleven generations of the Gerstle family: supplement. =E2=80=
=9D Housed in
archival boards, with sleeve holding supplement. Subjects: Gerstle
family. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fine. Very good
condition. (GENE-1-20) (ID #29932) $75.00.
45. =E2=80=A2Kerstein, Solomon, editor. JUBILEE VOLUME OF THE MICHAE=
L TENZER
FAMILY CIRCLE. TENTH ANNIVERSARY [5687-5697] [1927-1937]; A RECORD OF
THE ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE MICHAEL TENZER FAMILY CIRCLE,
INCLUDING ARTICLES ON THE JEWISH FAMILY BY OUTSTANDING RABBIS AND
SCHOLARS.. . New York: [Printed by Ginsberg linotyping co. ], 1937.
Wrappers, 8vo. Ii, 205 pages. First edition. Illustrated with
facsimiles. Includes Constitution and By-laws, member roll, press
releases, and articles. SUBJECT (S) : Tenzer family. Michael Tenzer
family circle. Ex-library with minimal markings. Bit of marginalia in
light pencil. Signatures loose. Leaves soiled; edges curled. Text in
very good condition. (RAB-2-3) (ID #17276) $75.00.
46. =E2=80=A2Norwalk, Jay. THE PATERNAL ANCESTRY OF ALEXANDRA LEAH A=
SCHHEJM
FELD: THE GENEAOLOGY OF THE NORWALK, EILENBERG, HEILPERIN, GUTMAN, AND
KRONENBERG FAMILIES OF CIECHOCINEK AND SUWALK, POLAND. Alna, Maine,
Head Tide Press (I. E. the Author) , 1997. 1st Edition. Cloth, 8vo, 99,
29 pages. Heavily illustrated with 89 family photos from the US &
Poland, plus 15 maps and facsimiles. Includes indices and
bibliographical listings for the Descendants of 4 Russian-Polish
families: Notko Gutman of Suwalke, Russia; Jdzko (Isaac) ben Leyb
Kronenberg; Elchonon & Zlotte Nowak of Ciechocienek, Russia; & Ephraim
& Leah EIlenberg of Ciechocinek, Russia. A beautiful book. According to
the author, only 150 copies were produced. Very Good Condition. (ID
#6937) $100.00.
47. =E2=80=A2Jean Millicent Korn. THE KORN LEGACY (VOLUME 1 ONLY).
Baltimore, Md. : Gateway Press, 1990. Cloth, 4to, 208 pages, ill.,
First edition, Volume 1. Bergman(n)/Jacob-Hertzman(n)/Badt (Bath).
researched, compiled, and edited by Jean Millicent Korn. SUBJECT(S):
Genealogy --- Jewish. Ex-library. Very good almost new condition
(GENE-1-41). $75.00
48. =E2=80=A2Plaut, Elizabeth. THE GUGGENHEIM/WORMSER FAMILY: A GENE=
ALOGICAL
300-YEAR MEMOIR. Hoboken, NJ; KTAV Pub. House, 1996. Publishers cloth.
8vo. X, 237, 70 pages. 24 cm. First edition. Bound in blue cloth with
gilt lettering, maps on endpages. Elizabeth Strauss Plaut (1910-2003)
was the rebbetzin at various synagogues in Chicago, St. Paul, and
Toronto where her husband, W. Gunther Plaut, was Rabbi. Since the
1970=E2=80=99s, she began to develop an enormous genealogical library i=
n her
research of the Plaut and Strauss families. This volume, about the
Wormser family, was her first full length published volume; the Wormser
family, known originally in Germany as the Guggenheim family before the
family moved to the town of Aldingen. A branch of the Wormser family
went to the western United States settling in such places as San
Francisco and New Mexico. This volume constitutes a history and memoir,
consisting of many first-hand accounts and memories of members of the
family line. Subjects: Jews - Germany - Genealogy. Jews - United States
- Genealogy. Juifs - Allemagne - G=C3=A9n=C3=A9alogies. Juifs - =C3=89t=
ats-Unis -
G=C3=A9n=C3=A9alogies. Juifs - G=C3=A9n=C3=A9alogies. Guggenheim family=
=2E Worms family.
Guggenheim Familie. Worms Familie. Guggenheim (Famille) . Light shelf
wear to cloth; Near fine condition. (GENE-1-3) (ID #29914) $50.00.
49. =E2=80=A2Shankman, Samuel. THE PERES FAMILY. Kingsport, Tenn. ;=
Southern
Publishers, Inc., 1938. Hardbound. 8vo. XIV, 241 pages. 21 cm. First
edition. Black and white photos throughout. Red cloth over boards, gilt
lettering. Speeches and essays of Hardwig Peres: pages [79]-241. The
history of the Sephardic Peres Family of Memphis, Tennessee. Black and
white photos throughout. Subjects: Peres family. Peres, Israel Hyman,
1867-1925. Peres, Hardwig, 1859-. Edges lightly soiled, single pen mark
on page vii, light discoloration from small strip of tape on rear
endpaper, pages lightly browned. Very good+ condition. (SEF41-4) (ID
#28306) $30.00.
50. =E2=80=A2Rosenstein, Neil. THE UNBROKEN CHAIN: BIOGRAPHICAL SKET=
CHES AND
THE GENEALOGY OF ILLUSTRIOUS JEWISH FAMILIES FROM THE 15TH-20TH
CENTURY. New York; Shengold Publishers, 1976. Publishers cloth. 8vo.
XII, 716 pages. 25 cm. First edition. Bound in brown cloth with gilt
title. =E2=80=9CNeil Rosenstein was born in Cape Town, South Africa in=
1944. He
studied medicine at the University of Cape Town and interned in Israel.
He specialized in surgery at the Mt. Sinai hospitals in Cleveland and
New York City, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark,
New Jersey. As a result of over four decades of investigative study of
rare books and manuscripts, trips to libraries and cemeteries, travel
and correspondence, Dr. Rosenstein has accumulated a vast matrix of
material on Jewish genealogy, especially in the field of rabbinical
dynasties for which he has become world famous. His research has
included travel in South Africa, Israel, U. S. A. , Poland, Germany,
Czechoslovakia, England, Italy, and France. He founded the Jewish
Genealogical Society, Inc. (New York) in 1977, first located in
Elizabeth, New Jersey, and is also the founder and director of the
Computer Center for Jewish Genealogy. Dr. Rosenstein is the author of
many works on Jewish Genealogy, his magnum opus being The Unbroken
Chain, first published as a single volume in 1976.=E2=80=9D (Authors we=
bsite) .
Subjects: Jews - Genealogy. Chassidism. Haskala. Joden.
Katzenellenbogen family. Light wear to outer edges. Very good +
condition in defective jacket. (GENE-1-1) (ID #29912) $30.00.
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AMERICA<br>
BRITAIN<br>
NETHERLANDS<br>
FRANCE<br>
GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS<br>
SCANDINAVIA<br>
HUNGARY<br>
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CATALOG 152: JEWISH GENEAOLOGY: A Selection of 50 Titles. Text-Only Versio=
n<br>
<br>
CONTENTS:<br>
<br>
AMERICA<br>
BRITAIN<br>
NETHERLANDS<br>
FRANCE<br>
GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS<br>
SCANDINAVIA<br>
HUNGARY<br>
EASTERN EUROPE<br>
ISRAEL<br>
FAMILIES<br>
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1. •Kurzweil, Arthur; Miriam Weiner. THE ENCYCLOPED=
IA OF JEWISH GENEALOGY. VOLUME 1, SOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.=
Northvale, N. J. ; J. Aronson, 1991. Publishers cloth. 4to. XXII, 226 pag=
es. 29 cm. First edition. “Describes the vast amount of Jewish-orien=
ted material available to the researcher in the United States and Canada a=
nd how to access it. Specific sections focus on resources in states with l=
arge Jewish populations and detail the exceptionally useful documents at t=
he LDS (Mormon) Family History Library. “ (JewishGen) Originally pro=
jected to be a three volume set, only volume one ever appeared. Subjects:=
Jews - Genealogy - Handbooks, manuals, etc. Light wear to jacket, outer e=
dges lightly aged, light pen marks and single words highlighted on five pa=
ges, otherwise clean and fresh. Very good condition in good jacket. (GENE-=
1-24) (ID #29936) $45.00.<br>
<br>
2. •Immigration Informatikon Bureau, Inc. MORTON AL=
LAN DIRECTORY OF EUROPEAN PASSENGER STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS. Baltimore, Genealo=
gical Publishing Co. , Inc., 1980. Original Publisher’s Cloth. 8vo.=
268 pages. 24cm. Subtitle: “for the Years 1890 to 1930 at the port=
of New York and for the years 1904 to 1926 at the ports of New York, Phil=
adelphia, Boston and Baltimore. ” The Morton Allan Directory of Euro=
pean Passenger Steamship Arrivals contains the arrivals of passenger steam=
ships, carefully compiled by the calendar year and indexed alphabetically=
by Steamship Line. The port of arrival and port of departure are shown at=
the top of each column. –Foreword. Originally printed in 1931. SUBJ=
ECTS: Genealogy -- Sources. Steamboat lines -- Passenger lists. Bright, cl=
ean copy in Very Good Condition. (GENE-1-34) (ID #29946) $30.00.<br>
<br>
3. •Blatt, Warren. RESOURCES FOR JEWISH GENEALOGY I=
N THE BOSTON AREA. Boston; Jewish Genealogical Society Of Greater Boston,=
1996. Publishers cloth. 4to. VII, 275 pages. 29 cm. First edition. &ldquo=
;This is a ground-breaking 275-page hardbound volume, a must, whether you=
had ancestors in Boston or not. This book smoothly combines detailed desc=
riptions of Boston-area facilities, with the ‘how-to of doing resear=
ch in Boston or anywhere. Nationally unique institutions include Brandeis=
University Libraries, American Jewish Historical Society, and Harvard Uni=
versity Libraries. There are 35 pages on holdings of the American Jewish H=
istorical Society - including a comprehensive never-before-seen list of th=
eir manuscript collections. A merged yizkor book bibliography includes 529=
titles held at Harvard, Brandeis, Boston Public Library, etc. An appendix=
lists Jewish periodicals in the Brandeis Library system, including 150 no=
t to be found in the computerized catalog. Another appendix extends the Mo=
rton Allan Directory by listing passenger ships entering the port of Bosto=
n 1891-1903.” (JewishGen) “Warren Blatt is JewishGen's Man=
aging Director. Previously, as JewishGen's Editor-in-Chief, he authore=
d the JewishGen FAQ (‘Frequently Asked Questions About Jewish Geneal=
ogy’) , and dozens of JewishGen InfoFiles. He is the author of Resou=
rces for Jewish Genealogy in the Boston Area (Boston: JGSGB, 1996) , and c=
o-author of Getting Started in Jewish Genealogy (Avotaynu, 1999) , and oth=
er works. He was the Chair of the 15th International Seminar on Jewish Gen=
ealogy in Boston in 1996. In 2004, he was awarded the International Associ=
ation of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) Lifetime Achievement Award=
in Jerusalem. Warren is a graduate of Columbia University, and has studie=
d at Harvard University and the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. &r=
dquo; (JewishGen) Subjects: Jews - Genealogy - Archival resources. Jews -=
Genealogy - Archival resources - Directories. Archival resources - Massac=
husetts. Genealogie. Massachusetts - Genealogy. No jacket. Near fine condi=
tion. (GENE-1-25) (ID #29937) $30.00.<br>
<br>
4. •Bolino, August C. THE ELLIS ISLAND SOURCE BOOK.=
Washington, D. C. , Kensington Historical Press, 1985. Original Publisher=
’s Cloth. 8vo. Xvii, 306 pages. Illus. 22cm. CONTENTS: History and G=
rowth of Ellis Island --- Passing Through the Golden Door --- The Current=
State of Ellis Island --- The Restoration Commissions --- Restoration Pla=
ns and Ideas --- Ellis Island Documents --- Oral Histories --- Ellis Islan=
d and the Search for Roots --- Films, Photos and Visuals --- Appendicies.=
Nice, clean copy. Jacket shows some wear, but still nice. Very Good Condi=
tion in like jacket. (GENE-1-33) (ID #29945) $30.00.<br>
<br>
5. •Munden, Kenneth W. and Henry Putney Beers. GUID=
E TO FEDERAL ARCHIVES RELATING TO THE CIVIL WAR. Washington, D. C. , The N=
ational Archives, National Archives And Records Service, General Services=
Administration., 1962. Original Publisher’s Cloth. 8vo. X, 721 page=
s. Illus. 23cm. Series: National Archives Publication No. 63-1. “Stu=
dents of the Civil War desiring to base their research in official archive=
s have long felt the need for descriptive guides to the extant records of=
the two contending Governments in that war…this volume [is] inten=
ded to fill that need. ” – Foreword. SUBJECTS: Archives -- Uni=
ted States -- Catalogs. United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -=
- Sources -- Bibliography. Executive departments -- United States -- Bibli=
ography. Confederate States of America -- History -- Sources -- Bibliograp=
hy. Minor superficial wear to backstrip, but still nice. Lacks dustjacket.=
Very Good Condition. (GENE-1-35) (ID #29947) $30.00.<br>
<br>
6. •Neagles, James C; Lila Lee Neagles. LOCATING YO=
UR IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR: A GUIDE TO NATURALIZATION RECORDS. Logan, Utah; Eve=
rton Publishers, 1975. Publishers cloth. 8vo. X, 153 pages. 24 cm. First e=
dition. A resource book for those attempting to locate immigrant ancestors=
prior to 1906; the year complete documentation was begun by the Immigrati=
on and Naturalization Service. Bound in red cloth with gilt lettering. Sub=
jects: Naturalization records - United States - Handbooks, manuals, etc. U=
nited States - Genealogy - Handbooks, manuals, etc. United States - Emigra=
tion and immigration - Handbooks, manuals, etc. Backstrip torn at edges, p=
reviously repaired, otherwise clean and fresh. Good condition. (GENE-1-2)=
(ID #29913) $30.00.<br>
<br>
7. •Stern, Malcolm H. FIRST AMERICAN JEWISH FAMILIE=
S: 600 GENEALOGIES, 1654-1988.. Cincinatti, American Jewish Archives, 1978=
=2E 1st Edition. Hardcover, Oblong folio in dustjacket, ix, 419 pages. 28 x=
36 cm. Includes index. The American Sephardi Federation suggests that, &l=
dquo;If you are studying Sephardic genealogy, the best place to start is w=
ith th[is] volume.” This work, as the title describes, features 600=
massive fold-out family trees with approximately 50,000 names (!) It deta=
ils families who first arrived in North America prior to 1840, and follows=
those families (Jewish and Non-Jewish)! When it first appeared in 1960, t=
he book “marked a milestone in the study of American Jewish genealog=
y,” says the American Jewish Archives; it was also a major research=
source for Stephen Birmingham’s best-selling book The Grandees. An=
archivist at one of America's oldest Synagogues has declared, "W=
e own the hardback edition that goes up to 1977 and we use it constantly.=
It consists entirely of family trees of every family of Jewish origin tha=
t came to America before 1840 (including Non-Jewish descendants). Every na=
me is indexed in the back and there are cross-references when a name appea=
rs in more than one tree. Included with the names are places and dates of=
birth, marriage, death, and immigration." Stern, the compiler, was a=
rabbi, synagogue musician, historian and genealogist of early American Je=
wry. He was the grandnephew of Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf. He served as a chap=
lain in the U. S. Army Air Corps during World War II. In 1950 he became th=
e official genealogist for the American Jewish Archives (Korn, EJ) . The b=
ook is now, unfortunately, out of print, though demand for it continues to=
grow, mirroring the ever-increasing interest in Jewish Genealogy. SUBJECT=
(S): Jews -- United States -- Genealogy. Geographic: United States -- Gene=
alogy. New Condition. (GEN-1-40) (ID #29951) $150.00.<br>
<br>
BRITAIN<br>
<br>
8. •Abrahams, Israel; Loewe, H. M. J.; Holdsworth,=
William Searle; Page, William; Jackson, Archibald. STARRS AND JEWISH CHAR=
TERS PRESERVED IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. VOL III ONLY.. 1932. Paper Wrappers,=
8vo, Cambridge [Eng.] Printed for the Society at the University press, 1=
932. 1st edition. Paper Wrappers, Large 8vo, 158 pages (all 3 vols). 25 cm=
=2E Contents: Vol. III: Indexes, by Herbert Loewe. Light wear to covers, spi=
ne wear at top & bottom, overall Good+ Condition. (BR-5) (ID #13048) $=
50.00.<br>
<br>
NETHERLANDS<br>
<br>
9. • (Amsterdam) Castro, D. H. De (David Henriques)=
. KEUR VAN GRAFSTENEN OP DE PORTUGEES-ISRÄELIETISCHE BEGRAAFPLAATS T=
E OUDERKERK AAN DE AMSTEL MET BESCHRIJVING EN BIOGRAFISCHE AANTEKENINGEN :=
MET PLATEN / SELECTED GRAVESTONES FROM THE DUTCH PORTUGUESE JEWISH CEMETER=
Y AT OUDERKERK AAN DE AMSTEL . WITH DESCRIPTIONS AND BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES :=
WITH PLATES. . Hardcover, 4to; Ouderkerk aan den Amstel: Stichting tot In=
standhouding en Onderhoud van Historische Joodse Begraafplaatsen in Nederl=
and, 1999. 68, xi, 125 pages, 39 cm. This is a wonderful reprint of one of=
the classic works on Jewish cemeteries, a beautiful coffee-table-sized bo=
ok full of photo plates of one of the world's most important Sephardic=
cemeteries, the Dutch Portuguese Jewish Cemetery at Ouderkerk aan de Amst=
el in the Netherlands. David Henriques de Castro, author of the famous Keu=
r van Grafsteenen, was recently celebrated in a centenary exhibition at th=
e Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam, which focussed on de Castro both=
as a collector and as a researcher of Sephardic tombstones. His monumenta=
l work on the Portuguese-Jewish cemetery at Ouderkerk, published by Brill=
(Leiden) in 1883, is photographic ally reproduced in this re-edition of h=
is classic Dutch-German survey of the 17th and 18th Century tombstones tha=
t mark the graves of the leading figures of Amsterdam's Sephardic comm=
unity. This new edition also includes: • An English translation of de=
Castro's historical commentary, including descriptions of six additio=
nal tombstones• Additional photographs, more than a century old, show=
ing details that have since been obliterated in the cemetery itself•=
An introductory article--in English and Dutch--by Julie Marthe-Cohen&bull=
; A selected bibliography on the Portuguese-Jewish cemetery at Ouderkerk a=
nd other affiliated burial grounds by F. J. Hoogewoud (Biblioteca Rosentha=
liana) and Dr. Falk Wiesemann (Heinrich-Heine Universität, Düsse=
ldorf) . This beautiful book, issued in a small run of only 500 copies, me=
asures 11.5 x 15 inches and is bound in a quality cloth binding with a bou=
nd-in satin bookmark and heavy paper wrappers. The book is in new conditio=
n, in the original shrink wrap. (SEF-6-11) (ID #8982) $160.00.<br>
<br>
10. •Gans, Mozes Heiman; Arnold J Pomerans. MEMORBO=
OK: HISTORY OF DUTCH JEWRY FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO 1940. Baarn; Bosch &=
; Keuning, 1977. Publishers cloth. 4to. 852 pages. 32 cm. First English ed=
ition. Translated from the Dutch. Monumental work on the history of Dutch=
Jewry and the Sephardim diaspora; containing more than 1100 reproductions=
of original works of art, documents and photographs. The explanatory text=
s are taken from contemporary sources to provide detailed information on m=
any aspects of the life of the Jews in the Netherlands. Subjects: Jews - N=
etherlands - History. Juifs - Pays-Bas - Histoire. Netherlands - History.=
Pays-Bas - Histoire. Jacket torn at edges, otherwise Great condition. (YI=
Z-13-9) (ID #29865) $100.00.<br>
<br>
FRANCE<br>
<br>
11. •Lévy, Paul. LES NOMS DES ISRAÉLI=
TES EN FRANCE; HISTOIRE ET DICTIONNAIRE. Paris; Presses Universitaires De=
France, 1960. Later cloth. 8vo. 210 pages. 24 cm. First edition. In Frenc=
h. Bound in later cloth with gilt title. Title translates as “Jewish=
Names in France; History and Dictionary. ” A dictionary of surnames=
used by French Jews, includes dated examples of the given names and bynam=
es that eventually gave rise to the surnames; but does not distinguish bet=
ween historical examples originally written in the Roman alphabet and thos=
e that have been transliterated (using modern spellings) from Hebrew. Writ=
ten by the French linguist and historian Paul Levy (1887–1962) ; &ld=
quo;Lévy, who was born in Alsace, became a specialist on the lingui=
stic history of Alsace and Lorraine and taught at the Lycée Kl&eacu=
te;ber in Strasbourg. From 1933 he taught at the Lycée Rollin (late=
r Jacques Ducour) in Paris. During the German occupation of France in Worl=
d War II he refused an offer of exceptional reinstatement in his post. Aft=
er the war, Lévy directed the investigation of the secret archives=
of the Third Reich. Among his major works were Histoire linguistique d=
9;Alsace et de Lorraine (1929) , La Langue allemande en France (1950&ndash=
;52) , and Les Noms des Israélites en France (1960) . ” (EJ 2=
008) Our copy is from the library of Rabbi Stanley Dreyfus, with his signa=
ture on the endpage, as well as laid in notes citing pages containing the=
last name Dreyfus found throughout the book. His personal copy used for g=
enealogical research. Subjects: Names, Personal - Jewish. Names, Personal=
- France. Israël, Noms de famille, France, Dictionnaire. Noms de per=
sonnes juifs - France - Histoire. Clean and fresh. Near fine condition. (G=
ENE-1-27) (ID #29939) $140.00.<br>
<br>
GERMAN-SPEAKING LANDS<br>
<br>
12. •Czech and Slovak Jewish Communities Archive. P=
HOENIX: JOURNAL OF CZECH AND SLOVAK JEWISH FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HISTORY. N=
O. 1. New York; Czech And Slovak Jewish Communities Archive, 1997. Softbou=
nd. 8vo. 302 pages. 22 cm. Periodical, annual publication; number one. Inc=
ludes laid in large fold out map of the family tree of the Kohn and Steine=
r, Berger, and Lehrmann families. “Phoenix - Journal of Czech and Sl=
ovak Jewish Family and Community History is being published in New York. A=
mong the contributions in the first issue for 1997 is one by Erich Kulka a=
bout his birth place Vsetin, one by Paul Maerz about the history of his Fa=
mily in Uhersky Brod and an interview with Nicholas Winton, stockbroker in=
London, thanks to whose initiative and decisiveness 664 Jewish children f=
rom Czechoslovakia were saved by bringing them to England before the outbr=
eak of WWII. ” (Newsletter of the Theresienstadt Martyrs Remembrance=
Association; Number 48, January 2000) Subjects: Jews - Czechoslovakia - H=
istory - Periodicals. Jews - Czechoslovakia - Genealogy - Periodicals. Cze=
choslovakia - Genealogy - Periodicals. Near fine condition. (GENE-1-28) (I=
D #29940) $30.00.<br>
<br>
13. • Kracauer, Isidor. GESCHICHTE DER FRANKFURTER=
JUDEN. COMPLETE IN 2 VOLUMES.. Frankfurt, 1925 &1927. Frankfurt, In K=
ommission bei J. Kaufmann Verlag, 1925 & 1927. Volume 1 half leather,=
Volume 2 cloth 8vo, x, 453, vii, 553, 4 pages. Includes 4-page subscriber=
s list at the end of volume 2. The Jewish Museum in Frankfurt notes that &=
quot;Kracauer worked very keenly on the history of the Frankfurt Jews. The=
results of his research are a series of important publications, particula=
rly his two-volume Geschichte der Frankfurter Juden ("History of the=
Frankfurt Jews") . " Pages tanned, as usually found. Volume 1 m=
issing most of backstrip. Good Condition. A scarce set. (Comhist-17-3) (ID=
#10587) $350.00.<br>
<br>
14. •Beider, Alexander. JEWISH SURNAMES IN PRAGUE (=
15TH-18TH CENTURIES) . Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1995. Softbound. 4to. 46 pag=
es. 26 cm. First edition. Avotaynu monograph series. “This short enc=
yclopedic work identifies 700 surnames from the ancient city of Prague fro=
m the 15th to 18th centuries. In the style that has made this author famou=
s for his work, A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire, B=
eider provides the etymology of each name. Beider classifies surnames in t=
he following categories: (1) Surnames indicating Kohen or Levite origin; (=
2) Surnames derived from Toponyms; (3) Surnames derived from masculine giv=
en names; (4) Patronymic surnames; (5) Surnames derived from feminine give=
n names; (6) metronymic surnames; (7) Occupational surnames; (8) Surnames=
taken from personal characteristics or nicknames; (9) Surnames based on h=
ouse signs; (10) Acronymic surnames; (11) Sephardic surnames; and (12) Sur=
names of unclear origin. ” (JewishGen.org) Subjects: Names, Personal=
- Jewish - Czech Republic - Prague. Familienamen. Joden. Familienname. Pr=
ague (Czech Republic) - Genealogy. Prag. Institutional stamps on endpages=
and backstrip, otherwise fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-5) (ID #29916=
) $100.00.<br>
<br>
15. •Dietz, Alexander; Isobel Mordy. THE JEWISH COM=
MUNITY OF FRANKFURT: A GENEALOGICAL STUDY 1349-1849. Camelford, Cornwall,=
UK; Vanderher Publications, 1988. Clothbound. 4to. XXXII, 655 pages. 31 c=
m. First English edition. Printed in red and black ink, with 13 plates, on=
e fold out map, and decorative endpages. “This is a limited edition=
of which this is number 112.” Translation of the 1907 edition of St=
ammbuch der Frankfurter Juden by Alexander Dietz, edited by Isobel Mordy,=
and translated into English by Frances Martin. With attractive dustjacket=
, two ribbon bookmarks, and housed in brown cloth clamshell box. From the=
preface: “Alexander Dietz’s remarkable study: Stammbuch der F=
rankfurter Juden that was first published in Frankfurt in 1907. The Englis=
h version is a little more than a mere translation. It has a new introduct=
ion by Professor Robert Liberies which provides a short history of the Jew=
ish community of Frankfurt and a much needed index together with line pedi=
grees of the bigger Frankfurt families by Isobel Mordy, who is a Jewish ge=
nealogist and who has acted as general editor of this book. Besides this t=
he book contains six colour and numerous black and white illustrations and=
has been designed by Kevin Reilly to provide an aesthetically appealing v=
olume which contemporary representatives of the 625 families, whose geneal=
ogy it traces, will be able to cherish and, we hope, pass on to their chil=
dren with pride and pleasure. ” Subjects: Jews -- Germany -- Frankfu=
rt am Main -- Genealogy. Frankfurt am Main (Germany) -- Genealogy. Light s=
oiling, with some major stains on top, to clamshell box. Book is in near f=
ine condition. (GER-40-12) (ID #29065) $400.00.<br>
<br>
16. •Gesellschaft Für Jüdische Familienfo=
rschung [Arthur Czellitzer]. JÜDISCHE FAMILIENFORSCHUNG – MITT=
EILUNGEN DER GESELLSCHAFT FÜR JÜDISCHE FAMILIENFORSCHUNG –=
BROKEN RUN, 35 OF 50 ISSUES. WITH INDEX (GENERALREGISTER) FOR ALL ISSUES.=
Varies, 1924-1938. Paper-wrappers, 8vo, 1st edition. Original issues. In=
German. Ongoing page-count throughout the issues. Each issue has around 2=
5 pages. Issues present are: 1-6, 8-20, 22-23, 27, 29, 32-34, 36, 39, 42,=
44-47, 49, 50 (final issue) . With founding leaflet and Register (index)=
to all the issues. The Gesellschaft für jüdische Familienforsch=
ung (German Society for genealogy) was founded in 1924 by Arthur Czellitze=
r in Berlin. It was associated with a massive archive and published every=
three months the Mitteilungen (notices) , which included also a Suchblatt=
(research leaflet) to support ongoing researches. The work and publicatio=
ns of the Society was cut short by the Nazis who, tragically and ironicall=
y, used the research of the organization, and other scholarship it had ins=
pired, to identify, persecute, and murder Jews in Germany. SUBJECT(S) : Je=
ws -- Germany -- Genealogy -- Periodicals. OCLC lists 24 holdings worldwid=
e. Issue 50 is missing the bottom part of last two pages, issue 6 is missi=
ng parts of the first two pages, but no other text-loss, throughout chippi=
ng and a few stains. Paper browning, as expected, at time a bit fragile, c=
overs sometimes detached, but mostly good and solid. Overall good- conditi=
on. (GENE-1-39) (ID #29952) $750.00.<br>
<br>
17. •Hirschler, Eric E. , editor. Intro by Max Grue=
newald. JEWS FROM GERMANY IN THE UNTIED STATES. . Cloth, Small 8vo, New Yo=
rk: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1955. 182 pages. Includes bibliographies. P=
ublished by the American Federation of Jews from Central Europe. Scholarly=
articles on 19th Century, pre-war & post-war Germany Jewish immigrant=
s & immigration by Selma Stern-Taeubler, Hirschler, Bernard Weinryb, A=
dolf Kober, & Albert Friedlaender. Includes a "Tentative List of=
Rabbis who Came to America" during the period 1840-1890. Subjects: J=
ews -- United States. Germans -- United States. Very Good Condition in Goo=
d Jacket. (ger-7-42-dw) (ID #16759) $35.00.<br>
<br>
18. •Moses, Leopold & Elsa, editors. JUDISCHES=
ARCHIV (VIENNA) NEW SERIES VOL.1 #1/2 (1928) : ZEITSCHRIFT FUR JUDISCHES=
MUSEAL- UND BUCHWESEN, GESCHICHTE, VOLKSKUNDE UND FAMILIENFORSCHUNG. JAHR=
G. 1, HEFT. Wien, L. Moses, 1928. Cloth, Very Good Condiion; 8vo; 2 v. : i=
ll. ; 23 cm. The New Series vol.1 #1/2 is subtitled: Zeitschrift fur judis=
ches Museal- und Buchwesen, Geschichte, Volkskunde und Familienforschung.=
Jüdisches Archiv was superseded by the "Allgemeine judische Zei=
tung", which, after Nr. 7, 1929, changed back to "Judisches Arch=
iv " from April/May to Aug /Oct. 1928 (also numbered Neue Folge, Heft=
1/2-5/6) , following which it ceased publication. Very good condition. (G=
ER-37-14) (ID #6037) $20.00.<br>
<br>
19. •Schlyter, Daniel M. A HANDBOOK OF CZECHOSLOVAK=
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH. Buffalo Grove, Illinois; Genun Publishers, 1985. S=
oftbound. 4to. V, 131 pages. 27 cm. First edition. Excellent handbook for=
consulting records of Hungarian, Bohemian, Moravian and Silesian areas; w=
ith detailed listings and facsimiles of various legal records; includes cr=
oss-reference lists for Slavic and Latin character bases. “Daniel M.=
Schlyter is a Senior Genealogist specializing in Central and Eastern Euro=
pean Research. He has worked as a reference Consultant in the U. S. And Ca=
nada unit at the famous Salt Lake City, Utah, Family History Library (FHL)=
. During his 32 years with the FHL, he was the Collection Management Spec=
ialist responsible for Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and Germany, and serve=
d as a research consultant on numerous genealogical projects. Mr. Schlyter=
has extensive experience in Polish, Czech, Slovak, German, Swedish, and H=
ungarian genealogy and has helped many Jewish researchers solve complex ge=
nealogical research problems. Daniel Schlyter served on the Polish Genealo=
gical Society of America board from 1984 to 1999. He also served on the bo=
ard of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies from=
2000 to 2008.” (Author’s site) . Subjects: Czech Americans -=
Genealogy - Handbooks, manuals, etc. Czechoslovakia - Genealogy - Handboo=
ks, manuals, etc. Light shelf wear to covers and outer edges, otherwise fr=
esh. Very good condition. (GENE-1-15) (ID #29927) $175.00.<br>
<br>
SCANDINAVIA<br>
<br>
20. • (Abrahamsen Family) Fischer, Josef. ABRAHAM E=
LIAS OG HANS EFTERKOMMEERE (FAMILIEN ABRAHAMSEN) . PAA FORANLEDNIN G AF GR=
OSSERER NIC. ABRAHAMSEN.. København, Trykt som manuskript (i. E. Pr=
ivately printed), 1918. Original Publisher's Cloth. Large 8vo. 41 page=
s. many illustrated. 1 of 250 copies printed. Danish Chief Rabbi Marcus Me=
lchior's copy, inscribed to him by a member of the Abrahamsen family.=
Scarce Danish Jewish genealogy. Subject: Abrahamsen family. Subject: Jews=
-- Denmark. Jews -- Genealogy. Denmark -- Genealogy. Lacks backstrip, oth=
erwise Very Good Condition. (SPEC23-23) (ID #9916) $200.00.<br>
<br>
21. • Frænkel, Louis and Henry Fraenkel. tran=
slated From Danish by Malene Woodman. . FORGOTTEN FRAGMENTS OF THE HISTORY=
OF AN OLD JEWISH FAMILY. 2 VOLUMES. I: TEXT AND INDEXES. II: GENEALOGICAL=
TABLES.. Copenhagen, 1975. Forlaget Henry Frænkel, Copenhagen 1975.=
Oblong 4o. 164 pages + 10 fold-out gigantic tables. Illustrated with blac=
k & white and color illustrations. Translation of Glimt af glemt. Incl=
udes indexes & bibliography in vol. 1, pages 105-110. Original paper w=
rappers. In the original slipcase, which is repaired. A fine set in a near=
fine slipcase. Thorough and sought-after work on Jewish genealogy, starte=
d by Louis Frænkel, and published by his son, Henry. The large fold-=
out tables (the are several meters long) cover: I: Louis Frænkel'=
;s Ancestors; II: The Fränkel Family; III: The Teomin Fränkel Fa=
mily; IV: Leffmann Behrens and Jente Hameln's Descendants; V: Samuel S=
tuckhart's Descendants; VI: Nathan Spanier's Decendants; VII: The=
Gumperz Family; VIII: The Behrend Lehmann Family; IX: The Oppenheimer Fam=
ily; X: The Wertheimer Family. Xx (GER-37-1) (ID #10906) $200.00.<br>
<br>
22. •Martin-Meyer, Poul, editor. MOSES & SØN G. MELCHIOR 7=
=2E JANUAR 1761-1961 / ET DANSK HANDELSHUS GENEM 6 GENERATIONER. Købe=
nhavn, No Publisher (Moses & Son G. Melchior) , 1961. 1st Edition (?).=
Quarter Vellum, 8vo, 56 pages. Includes 4-page English language summary a=
t rear. 200th anniversary book for this Important Copenhagen Jewish Import=
company and family. Not a fluff book, but a real history of the family an=
d the business. With printed gift letter laid in. (MX22-20) Slight bow to=
boards & binding, otherwise Very Good Condition. (ID #6566) $65.00.<b=
r>
<br>
HUNGARY<br>
<br>
23. • (Bekes County, Hungary) Bar-Shaked, Gavriel,=
Dr. , editor.. NAMES OF THE DEPORTED JEWS FROM BEKES COUNTY.. . New York=
& Paris: Beate Klarsfeld Foundation, No Date (2002? ) . Cloth, large=
4to, [14], 275 pages. This volume lists approximately 5460 names with ma=
iden name, married name, date of birth, place of birth, & mother's=
or father's name. Includes 35-page index of maiden names of mothers o=
f deportees. Foreword by Serge Klarsfeld. Includes maps, facsimiles, and i=
ntroductory overview by the editor. Vol. VIII in the NEVEK (Names) project=
=2E New Condition. (ID #10538) $125.00.<br>
<br>
EASTERN EUROPE<br>
<br>
24. • (Lodz) Podgarbi, Bronislaw. CMENTARZ ZYDOWSKI=
W LODZI. THE JEWISH CEMETERY IN LODZ. Lodz, Wydawnictwo Artus, 1990. Clot=
h, Small 8vo; 96 pages; In English & Polish. Many photos are of indivi=
dual stones. History & description of the cemetery. Map shows plots. E=
x-library with usual marks. Otherwise Very Good Condition in Very Good jac=
ket. (k/ee-1-2) xx (ID #17669) $40.00.<br>
<br>
25. •Beider, Alexander. A DICTIONARY OF JEWISH SURN=
AMES FROM THE KINGDOM OF POLAND. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1996. Hardbound. 4=
to. XXXVII, 570 pages. 29 cm. First edition. “A Dictionary of Jewish=
Surnames from the Kingdom of Poland is one of three major works by Dr. Al=
exander Beider in the realm of Eastern European Jewish surnames. His other=
works, A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames from the Russian Empire and A Dict=
ionary of Jewish Surnames from Galicia established Dr. Beider as a leading=
authority on Eastern European Ashkenazic names. A Dictionary of Jewish Su=
rnames from the Kingdom of Poland is compilation of more than 32, 000 Jewi=
sh surnames with origins in that part of the Russian Empire known as the &=
lsquo;Kingdom of Poland. ’ The book provides information on (1) wher=
e within the Kingdom of Poland the name was prevalent at the turn of the 2=
0th century, (2) all likely etymologies of the name, and (3) spelling vari=
ants and derivatives of the name. A soundex index makes it simpler to loca=
te a given surname with its proper Polish spelling. The introductory porti=
on of the book describes the origins and evolution of Polish-Jewish surnam=
es. The Introductory portion of the book follows Dr. Beider's scholarl=
y style in analyzing the origin and evolution of Jewish surnames from that=
region. This includes a history of Jewish names in the Kingdom of Poland,=
basic etymological analysis, spelling and variation of surnames and analy=
sis of surnames in various provinces of eastern Europe. An extensive bibli=
ography is provided. ” (Publishers description) Subjects: Names, Per=
sonal - Jewish - Poland. Joden. Familienamen. Familienname. Geschichte. W&=
ouml;rterbuch. Polnisch. Juden. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwis=
e fresh. Very good condition in great jacket. (GENE-1-11) (ID #29923) $65.=
00.<br>
<br>
26. •Beider, Alexander. A DICTIONARY OF JEWISH SURN=
AMES FROM THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1993. Hardbound. 4to.=
XXII, 760 pages. 29 cm. First edition. “This work is a compilation=
of 50, 000 Jewish surnames from the Russian Pale of Settlement (excluding=
the Kingdom of Poland) . Shows etymology, variants and where within the R=
ussian Empire the name appeared. An introductory section describes the ori=
gins and evolution of Jewish surnames from this region. ” (JewishGen=
) Subjects: Names, Personal - Jewish - Russia. Joden. Familienamen. Famili=
enname Geschichte. Wörterbuch. Russland. Juden Institutional stamps o=
n endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition in great jacket. (GENE-1-=
10) (ID #29922) $70.00.<br>
<br>
27. •Cohen, Chester G. SHTETL FINDER: JEWISH COMMUN=
ITIES IN THE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURIES IN THE PALE OF SETTLEMENT OF RU=
SSIA AND POLAND, AND IN LITHUANIA, LATVIA, GALICIA, AND BUKOVINA, WITH NAM=
ES OF RESIDENTS. Bowie, Maryland; Heritage Books, 1989. Softbound. 4to. II=
I, 145 pages. 28 cm. Second printing. Cover title reads: “Shtetl Fin=
der Gazetteer. ” The Shtetl Finder Gazetteer contains entries for ov=
er 2, 000 Jewish communities in eastern Europe, giving locations and lists=
the names of some Jews known to have lived in each community as compiled=
from newspapers, book subscriber lists, directories, etc. Subjects: Jews=
- Russia - Directories. Jews - Poland - Directories. Jews - Austria - Dir=
ectories. Siedlung. Geschichte (1800-1817) . Verzeichnis. Russia - Gazette=
ers. Poland - Gazetteers. Austria - Gazetteers. Institutional stamps on en=
dpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition. (GENE-1-19) (ID #29931) $35.=
00.<br>
<br>
28. •Daitch, Randy. THE SHTETL ATLAS. Venice, Calif=
ornia; Randy Daitch, 1994. Comb binding, 4to. [250] pages. 28 cm. Third p=
rinting. Compiled by Randy Daitch. Includes atlases previously published i=
n 1929 by E. Romer and S. Miejscowosci. Contains maps of Poland and Lithua=
nia, Byelorussia and the Ukraine, and an Index to the map of Poland. A sel=
f published work by Randy Daitch, well known for the Daitch–Mokotoff=
Soundex (D–M Soundex) “a phonetic algorithm invented in 1985=
by Jewish genealogists Gary Mokotoff and Randy Daitch. It is a refinement=
of the Russell and American Soundex algorithms designed to allow greater=
accuracy in matching of Slavic and Yiddish surnames with similar pronunci=
ation but differences in spelling. Daitch–Mokotoff Soundex is someti=
mes referred to as Jewish Soundex’ and ‘Eastern European Sound=
ex’, although the authors discourage use of these nicknames for the=
algorithm because the algorithm itself is independent of the fact the mot=
ivation for creating the new system was the poor results of predecessor sy=
stems when dealing with Slavic and Yiddish surnames. ” (JewishGen) S=
ubjects: Poland - Maps. Soviet Union - Maps. OCLC lists only 9 copies worl=
dwide. Light wear to covers, institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise f=
resh. Good + condition. Now very difficult to find. (GENE-1-18) (ID #29930=
) $150.00.<br>
<br>
29. •Frazin, Judith R. A TRANSLATION GUIDE TO 19TH-=
CENTURY POLISH-LANGUAGE CIVIL-REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS: BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND=
DEATH RECORDS. Northbrook, Illinois; Jewish Genealogical Society Of Illin=
ois, 1989. Softcover. 8vo. VI, 311 pages. 23 cm. Second edition. In Englis=
h with some Polish. Housed in protective plastic case. "A Translation=
Guide to 19th-Century Polish-Language Civil-Registration Documents (inclu=
ding Birth, Marriage and Death Records) . ’ This resource helps anyo=
ne with roots in Poland locate ancestral towns on a modern map, determine=
if old vital records exist, and learn how to acquire, decipher and transl=
ate the records. The 311 page book includes a step-by-step guide on how to=
divide each document into a series of ‘mini-documents’; seven=
sample documents with important words and the information which follows t=
hese words highlighted; tips on how to locate one's ancestral town and=
records from that town; and fifteen topical vocabulary lists, such as Age=
, Family and Occupations, which include words that occur in 19th-century d=
ocuments. … Judith R. Frazin is the author of three editions of &ls=
quo;A Translation Guide to 19th-Century Polish-Language Civil-Registration=
Documents. ’ The Polish Genealogical Society of America recognized=
her contribution to the field of genealogy by selecting her to receive it=
s Wiglia award in 2000. A genealogist for 39 years, she was program chairp=
erson for the 1984 national seminar on Jewish genealogy, served as preside=
nt of JGSI for ten years, and served as a member-at-large on the Board of=
the International Association of Jewish Genealogists for three years. Ms.=
Frazin is an experienced author, lecturer and researcher. ” (Publis=
hers description) . Subjects: Jews - Poland - Genealogy - Dictionaries. En=
glish language - Dictionaries - Polish. Jews - Poland - Genealogy - Dictio=
naries - Poland. Polish language - Dictionaries - English. Wörterbuch=
=2E Personenstandsurkunde. Wörterbuch (mehrsprachig) Poland - Genealogy=
- Dictionaries. Poland - Genealogy - Dictionaries - Polish. Light soiling=
to case; former owner's bookstamp on endpage; otherwise fresh and cle=
an. Very good condition. (GENE-1-16) (ID #29928) $35.00.<br>
<br>
30. •Glazier, Ira A. MIGRATION FROM THE RUSSIAN EMP=
IRE: LISTS OF PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK, VOLUME 5 ONLY=
=2E Baltimore, 1998. Baltimore: Geneological Publishing Company, 1998. Cloth=
=2E 8vo. Covers June 1889 through July 1890. SUBJECT (S) : Russian Americans=
-Genealogy; Jewish Americans-Geneaology; Polish Americans-Genealogy; Finni=
sh Americans-Genealogy; Immigrants-United States-Registers; Ships-United S=
tates-Passenger Lists. Gilt lettering on bindings and covers. Very Good+ C=
ondition. (AMR-41-18) . (ID #29896) $35.00.<br>
<br>
31. •Glazier, Ira A. MIGRATION FROM THE RUSSIAN EMP=
IRE: LISTS OF PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK, VOLUME 6 ONLY=
=2E Baltimore, 1998. Baltimore: Geneological Publishing Company, 1998. Cloth=
=2E 8vo. Covers August 1890 through June 1891. SUBJECT (S) : Russian America=
ns-Genealogy; Jewish Americans-Geneaology; Polish Americans-Genealogy; Fin=
nish Americans-Genealogy; Immigrants-United States-Registers; Ships-United=
States-Passenger Lists. Gilt lettering on bindings and covers. Very Good+=
Condition. (AMR-41-19) . (ID #29897) $35.00.<br>
<br>
32. •Kronik, Aleksander; Sallyann Amdur Sack. SOME=
ARCHIVAL SOURCES FOR UKRAINIAN-JEWISH GENEALOGY. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1=
997 . Softbound. 4to. 94 pages. 26 cm. First edition. Avotaynu monograph s=
eries. Last name index for Ukrainian Jews. Subjects: Jews - Ukraine - Gene=
alogy. Jewish archives - Ukraine. Genealogie Archiv. Ukraine - Archival re=
sources. Institutional stamps on covers, otherwise clean and fresh. Very g=
ood condition. (GENE-1-4) (ID #29915) $100.00.<br>
<br>
33. •Mokotoff, Gary. WOWW COMPANION: A GUIDE TO THE=
COMMUNITIES SURROUNDING CENTRAL & EASTERN EUROPEAN TOWNS [WHERE ONCE=
WE WALKED]. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1995. Hardbound. 4to. IX, 197 pages. 2=
7 cm. First edition. Avotaynu monograph series. Where Once We Walked compa=
nion volume, offering a grid code for 21, 000 towns and the tools for mapp=
ing localities. Compiled by Gary Mokotoff. “Gary Mokotoff was the fi=
rst recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award of the International Assoc=
iation of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) . His books include the aw=
ard-winning Where Once We Walked, as well as How to Document Victims and L=
ocate Survivors of the Holocaust, and Getting Started in Jewish Genealogy.=
He is known for his application of computers to genealogy. Among his acco=
mplishments are co-authorship of the Daitch-Mokotoff soundex system; and t=
he JewishGen's ‘Family Finder’, ‘Family Tree of the=
Jewish People’ and the ‘Consolidated Jewish Surname Index&rsq=
uo;. He has co-chaired three International Conferences on Jewish Genealogy=
=2E He is/was on the Board of Directors of various organizations, including=
the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies, JewishGen=
, Federation of Genealogical Societies, Association of Professional Geneal=
ogists, Jewish Book Council and Association of Jewish Book Publishers. He=
is co-owner of Avotaynu, a company that publishes books of interest to Je=
wish genealogical researchers as well as the journal AVOTAYNU. ” (II=
JG) Subjects: Jews - Europe, Eastern - Directories. Jews - Europe, Central=
- Directories. Geschichte. Ortsverzeichnis Europe, Eastern - Gazetteers.=
Europe, Central - Gazetteers. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise=
fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-6) (ID #29917) $30.00.<br>
<br>
34. •Mokotoff, Gary; Sallyann Amdur Sack. WHERE ONC=
E WE WALKED: A GUIDE TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITIES DESTROYED IN THE HOLOCAUST.=
Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1991. Hardbound. 4to. XXVIII, 514 pages. 29 cm. Fi=
rst edition. “Where Once We Walked (full title: Where Once We Walked=
: A Guide to the Jewish Communities Destroyed in The Holocaust) , compiled=
by noted genealogist Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Amdur Sack, is a gazettee=
r of 37, 000 town names in Central and Eastern Europe focusing on those wi=
th Jewish populations in the 19th and first half of the 20th centuries. Th=
e book includes a cross-referenced listing of some 21, 000 towns (plus alt=
ernate names) , with the contemporary spelling being primary, associated c=
ountry (according to contemporary borders) , orientation and distance in k=
ilometers from the country's capital city, and map coordinates. The ma=
in list is followed by an additional listing organized according to a phon=
etic index based on the Daitch–Mokotoff Soundex system. A second, re=
vised edition (2002) , expanded with additional entries and alternate name=
s, provides updated spellings reflecting current geopolitical naming conve=
ntions. ” (JewishGen) Subjects: Jews - Europe, Eastern - Directories=
=2E Jews - Germany - Directories. Jews - Austria - Directories. Holocaust. J=
oden. Lokale gemeenschappen. Europe, Eastern - Gazetteers. Germany - Gazet=
teers. Austria - Gazetteers. Südosteuropa. Deutschland. Juden. Osteur=
opa. Light wear to jacket, otherwise fine. Very good + condition in good j=
acket. (GENE-1-8Axx) (ID #29920) $70.00.<br>
<br>
35. •Mokotoff, Gary; Sallyann Amdur Sack; Alexander=
Sharon. WHERE ONCE WE WALKED: A GUIDE TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITIES DESTROYED=
IN THE HOLOCAUST [REVISED EDITION]. Bergenfield, NJ; Avotaynu, 2002. Har=
dbound. 4to. XXXII, 704 pages. 29 cm. Revised edition. “The award-wi=
nning Where Once We Walked (WOWW) has been completely revised and updated=
to reflect the changes in the political geography of Central and Eastern=
Europe since WOWW was published in 1991. There are also a number of impro=
vements to the original edition... The new edition identifies more than 23=
, 500 towns in Central and Eastern Europe where Jews lived before the Holo=
caust. The index includes 17, 500 alternate names including Yiddish, pre-W=
ord War I, interwar and post-world War II names. Gives latitude/longitude,=
Jewish population before the Holocaust and cites as many as 50 books that=
reference the town. A soundex index allows locating the town when only ho=
w to pronounce the name is known. ” (Publishers description) Subject=
s: Jews - Europe, Eastern - Directories. Jews - Germany - Directories. Jew=
s - Austria - Directories. Holocaust. Joden. Lokale gemeenschappen. Europe=
, Eastern - Gazetteers. Germany - Gazetteers. Austria - Gazetteers. Sü=
;dosteuropa. Deutschland. Juden. Osteuropa. Light shelf wear, otherwise fi=
ne. Near fine condition. (GENE-1-9) (ID #29921) $80.00.<br>
<br>
36. •Rhode, Harold; Sallyann Amdur Sack. JEWISH VIT=
AL RECORDS, REVISION LISTS AND OTHER JEWISH HOLDINGS IN THE LITHUANIAN ARC=
HIVES. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1996. Softbound. 4to. 149 pages. 30 cm. Firs=
t edition. Avotaynu monograph series. “This important compilation is=
an index to all Jewish vital records in the Lithuanian archives, some as=
early as 1808, and all revision lists (censuses) , some as early as 1795.=
There are 12, 000 entries for more than 220 towns. Each entry includes th=
e exact fond/file/ opus where the records are located making it easy to or=
der searches through the Lithuanian Archives or independent search service=
s. ” (Publishers description) Subjects: Jews - Lithuania - Genealogy=
- Indexes. Registers of births, etc. - Lithuania - Indexes. Jews - Lithua=
nia - Census - Indexes. Archiv. Lietuvos Centrinis valstybinis istorijos a=
rchyvas - Catalogs. Lithuania - Genealogy - Indexes. Lithuania - Census -=
Indexes. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fine. Very good cond=
ition. (GENE-1-7) (ID #29918) $30.00.<br>
<br>
37. •Weiner, Miriam. JEWISH ROOTS IN POLAND: PAGES=
FROM THE PAST AND ARCHIVAL INVENTORIES. New York; YIVO Institute For Jewi=
sh Research, 1997. Publishers cloth. 4to. XX, 446 pages. 29 cm. First edit=
ion. Published by YIVO in conjunction with the Miriam Weiner Routes to Roo=
ts Foundation and with the Polish State Archives (Naczelna Dyrekcja Archiw=
ów Panstwowych) . “This unprecedented publication contains th=
e first officially-sanctioned lists of Jewish-related documents within Pol=
ish archives at both the state and town (local) levels, and within archive=
s in the formerly Polish areas of Ukraine and Belarus. It provides updated=
information on the holdings of Warsaw’s famous Jewish Historical In=
stitute and the concentration camp archives at Majdanek and Auschwitz-Birk=
enau. Additionally, it offers succinct entries on more than two dozen Poli=
sh cities where major Jewish communities once thrived, and features severa=
l specific chapters contributed by foremost experts. ” (JewishGen) W=
ith: 14 specially created maps in color, 207 black and white photographs,=
293 color photographs, 127 towns represented in the photographs. Subjects=
: Jews - Poland - Genealogy - Archival resources - Catalogs. Jews - Poland=
- History - Archival resources - Catalogs. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)=
- Poland - Archival resources. Archival resources - Poland - Catalogs. Jo=
den. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good conditio=
n in great jacket. (GENE-1-12) (ID #29924) $40.00.<br>
<br>
38. •Weiner, Miriam. JEWISH ROOTS IN UKRAINE AND MO=
LDOVA: PAGES FROM THE PAST AND ARCHIVAL INVENTORIES. New York; YIVO Instit=
ute For Jewish Research, 1999. Publishers cloth. 4to. XX, 600 pages. 29 cm=
=2E First edition. Published by YIVO in conjunction with the Miriam Weiner R=
outes to Roots Foundation. “With its archival inventories representi=
ng 1, 400 shetls and towns, this book effectively puts to rest the once wi=
dely-held belief that virtually all documents pertaining to Jews in these=
countries had been destroyed during the Holocaust. These archives became=
accessible to the public for genealogy research only after Ukraine and Mo=
ldova declared independence in 1991. Here, listed for the first time in En=
glish, are precise inventories of the vast Jewish materials in the archive=
s of Ukraine and Moldova, presented with the full cooperation and blessing=
s of Ukrainian and Moldovan archivists. Of extraordinary value for Jewish=
genealogists, Jewish Roots in Ukraine and Moldova is also a superlative t=
ravel guide, with 1, 200 photographs, maps, and document examples, includi=
ng many rare antique postcards. The chapters on towns and cities highlight=
189 places in Ukraine and Moldova. They include such important Jewish cen=
ters as Kiev, Lvov, Odessa, and Kishinev; and lesser-known places such as=
Shepetovka, Sudilkov, Soroki and Priluki. The sections entitled "The=
People and the Places" and "Town Clips" offer many more ph=
otographs of Jewish life, past and present. The Holocaust chapter includes=
poignant photographs of memorials to the victims of the Nazis in cities,=
towns and villages all over Ukraine and Moldova, along with detailed maps=
and accompanying text. Some photographs are pre-World War I, and some wer=
e taken just a few months prior to publication. More than 900 of the photo=
graphs are in full color, as are all 20 maps. Along with the reproductions=
of Jewish documents and family records, Jewish Roots in Ukraine and Moldo=
va, like its predecessor volume, Jewish Roots in Poland, is an exceptional=
resource as well as a poignant memorial album of unsurpassed quality and=
stunning visual impact. ” (Publishers description) Subjects: Jews -=
Ukraine - History - Pictorial works. Jews - Ukraine - History - Archival=
resources - Directories. Jews - Ukraine - Genealogy - Archival resources=
- Directories. Jews - Moldova - Genealogy - Archival resources - Director=
ies. Jews - Moldova - History - Pictorial works. Jews - Moldova - History=
- Archival resources - Directories. Genealogie. Archiv. Ukraine - Archiva=
l resources - Directories. Moldova - Archival resources - Directories. Ukr=
aine. Institutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good conditi=
on in great jacket. (GENE-1-13) (ID #29925) $195.00.<br>
<br>
39. •Wynne, Suzan F. FINDING YOUR JEWISH ROOTS IN G=
ALICIA: A RESOURCE GUIDE. Teaneck, NJ; Avotaynu, 1998. Hardbound. 4to. XVI=
, 220 pages. 29 cm. First edition. “The definitive work on Galician-=
Jewish genealogical research. This book organizes what is known about Gali=
cia Jewish record searching and other resources to assist genealogists in=
tracing their Jewish Galician roots. Such resources include archival coll=
ections of Jewish vital and other records; geographic, visual and language=
aides; books; documents related to the Holocaust; and articles about trav=
el and research in specific towns by members of Gesher Galicia, the Specia=
l Interest Group for Jewish genealogy. The book directs you to: addresses=
of archives, researchers and translators; organizations that hold importa=
nt resource information; and travel agencies that can assist with organizi=
ng individual and group travel to Poland and Ukraine. A highlight of the b=
ook is the newly formatted and revised Galician Gazetteer which until now=
has only been available on microfilm. The Gazetteer is a compilation of m=
ore than 1, 000 communities where Jews lived in the 1870s and the administ=
rative districts of each community. The inclusion of this valuable resourc=
e is designed to aide readers in identifying their place of origin and pin=
pointing whether vital records have survived. ” (Publishers descript=
ion) Subjects: Jews - Galicia (Poland and Ukraine) - Genealogy - Archival=
resources - Directories. Genealogie Bibliographie Galicia (Poland and Ukr=
aine) - Genealogy - Archival resources - Directories. Galizien. Juden. Ins=
titutional stamps on endpages, otherwise fresh. Very good condition. (GENE=
-1-14) (ID #29926) $40.00.<br>
<br>
ISRAEL<br>
<br>
40. •Sack, Sallyann Amdur. A GUIDE TO JEWISH GENEAL=
OGICAL RESEARCH IN ISRAEL. Baltimore; Genealogical Pub. Co. , 1987. Publis=
hers cloth. 4to. XIII, 110 pages. 26 cm. First edition. Bound in blue clot=
h with gilt lettering. A detailed guide to the holdings of the resources f=
or Jewish genealogy located in the libraries and archives of Israel. Appen=
dixes include yizkor books and landsmanshaftn listed at Yad Vashem Library=
and a list of towns represented at the 1981 World Gathering of Holocaust=
Survivors. Subjects: Jews - Genealogy - Archival resources - Directories.=
Archival resources - Israel. Light shelf wear, otherwise fine. Very good=
+ condition. (GENE-1-17) (ID #29929) $30.00.<br>
<br>
FAMILIES<br>
<br>
41. •Batkin, Stanley I. THE BATKIN FAMILY GENEALOGY=
=2E Hoboken, N. J. ; KTAV Pub. House, 1987. Portfolio. 4to. Viii, 116, 16 pa=
ges. 32 cm. First edition. Maroon laminate wraps with gold stamping on edg=
es, printed on high quality paper with decorative borders. Family history=
of the Jewish Batkin family members from the area in and around Vilna who=
immigrated to New York during the late nineteenth and early twentieth cen=
tury. Written in narrative form with numerous black and white photos in re=
ar, alphabetical list of family members with their addresses and phone num=
bers. Sixteen family charts in rear pocket printed on heavy paper stock. C=
hapters on the ancient and medieval worlds of the Batkin ancestors by Haro=
ld Drimmer; branch family names include Avrin, Boltiansky, Cohen, Friedman=
, Gavitz, Gantfol, Goldstein, Gordon, Grose, Grossman, Horowitz, Katz, Sch=
wartz, Seligman, Skolnick. Subjects: Batkin Family. Light wear to covers,=
otherwise fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-22) (ID #29934) $45.00.<br>
<br>
42. •Batkin, Stanley I. THE TENZER FAMILY TREE: INC=
LUDING THE FEILER AND ZAHL FAMILIES. New Rochelle, N. Y. ; S. I. Batkin Co=
=2E, 1977. Portfolio. 4to. 54 leaves. 30 cm. First edition. Compiled and edi=
ted by Stanley I. Batkin. Includes brief family history, 25 family tree pl=
ates, compilation of names and addresses and introductory letter addressed=
to Stanley Batkin's cousins. Published in loose-leaf format in origin=
al folder, printed in red and black ink, on fine paper. Signed and numbere=
d by genealogist Batkin; Number 541 of 600 copies. Subjects: Tenzer family=
=2E Feiler family. Zahl family. Great condition. (GENE-1-21) (ID #29933) $10=
0.00.<br>
<br>
43. •Dan/Den-Dunn Family Reunion Committee. DAN/DEN=
DUNN FAMILY REUNION: FAMILY ROSTER, DETROIT-MICHIGAN MAY 25-28 1984.. [N=
=2E L], 1984. Original paper wrappers. 8vo. 56 pages. 21 cm. Family Roster o=
f the Dan/Den and Dunn family; includes lengthy description of family hist=
ory in Taurage, Lithuania and emigration; various members of the extended=
family moved overseas in the late nineteenth century, many settled in the=
United States, specifically Chicago and Memphis, Tennessee, with various=
relatives eventually scattered throughout all four corners of the U. S. ,=
as well as Israel, South Africa, and survivors in Lithuania. Includes his=
tory of extended family connections (Hersch/Harris, Levitan, Zechman, Sax)=
; and a lengthy family roster listing by last name and location. Subjects=
: Dan Family History. Genealogy. One library copy held at the Jewish Genea=
logical Society of Illinois. Light pen mark on back page, otherwise fine.=
Very good condition. (GENE-1-23) (ID #29935) $125.00.<br>
<br>
44. •Franklin, Karen Spiegel. ELEVEN GENERATIONS OF=
THE GERSTLE FAMILY [INCLUDES SUPPLEMENT]. Yonkers, N. Y. ; K. S. Frankli=
n, 1982. Later boards. 8vo. 72 pages. 26 cm. First edition. History and ge=
nealogy of the Gerstle Family, who emigrated to Louisville Kentucky in 184=
3, and then California in 1850. Includes 20 page publication: “Eleve=
n generations of the Gerstle family: supplement. ” Housed in archiva=
l boards, with sleeve holding supplement. Subjects: Gerstle family. Instit=
utional stamps on endpages, otherwise fine. Very good condition. (GENE-1-2=
0) (ID #29932) $75.00.<br>
<br>
45. •Kerstein, Solomon, editor. JUBILEE VOLUME OF T=
HE MICHAEL TENZER FAMILY CIRCLE. TENTH ANNIVERSARY [5687-5697] [1927-193=
7]; A RECORD OF THE ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE MICHAEL TENZER FAMI=
LY CIRCLE, INCLUDING ARTICLES ON THE JEWISH FAMILY BY OUTSTANDING RABBIS A=
ND SCHOLARS.. . New York: [Printed by Ginsberg linotyping co. ], 1937. Wr=
appers, 8vo. Ii, 205 pages. First edition. Illustrated with facsimiles. In=
cludes Constitution and By-laws, member roll, press releases, and articles=
=2E SUBJECT (S) : Tenzer family. Michael Tenzer family circle. Ex-library wi=
th minimal markings. Bit of marginalia in light pencil. Signatures loose.=
Leaves soiled; edges curled. Text in very good condition. (RAB-2-3) (ID #=
17276) $75.00.<br>
<br>
46. •Norwalk, Jay. THE PATERNAL ANCESTRY OF ALEXAND=
RA LEAH ASCHHEJM FELD: THE GENEAOLOGY OF THE NORWALK, EILENBERG, HEILPERIN=
, GUTMAN, AND KRONENBERG FAMILIES OF CIECHOCINEK AND SUWALK, POLAND. Alna,=
Maine, Head Tide Press (I. E. the Author) , 1997. 1st Edition. Cloth, 8vo=
, 99, 29 pages. Heavily illustrated with 89 family photos from the US &=
; Poland, plus 15 maps and facsimiles. Includes indices and bibliographica=
l listings for the Descendants of 4 Russian-Polish families: Notko Gutman=
of Suwalke, Russia; Jdzko (Isaac) ben Leyb Kronenberg; Elchonon & Zlo=
tte Nowak of Ciechocienek, Russia; & Ephraim & Leah EIlenberg of C=
iechocinek, Russia. A beautiful book. According to the author, only 150 co=
pies were produced. Very Good Condition. (ID #6937) $100.00.<br>
<br>
47. •Jean Millicent Korn. THE KORN LEGACY (VOLUME 1=
ONLY). Baltimore, Md. : Gateway Press, 1990. Cloth, 4to, 208 pages, ill.,=
First edition, Volume 1. Bergman(n)/Jacob-Hertzman(n)/Badt (Bath). resear=
ched, compiled, and edited by Jean Millicent Korn. SUBJECT(S): Genealogy -=
-- Jewish. Ex-library. Very good almost new condition (GENE-1-41). $75.00<=
br>
<br>
48. •Plaut, Elizabeth. THE GUGGENHEIM/WORMSER FAMIL=
Y: A GENEALOGICAL 300-YEAR MEMOIR. Hoboken, NJ; KTAV Pub. House, 1996. Pub=
lishers cloth. 8vo. X, 237, 70 pages. 24 cm. First edition. Bound in blue=
cloth with gilt lettering, maps on endpages. Elizabeth Strauss Plaut (191=
0-2003) was the rebbetzin at various synagogues in Chicago, St. Paul, and=
Toronto where her husband, W. Gunther Plaut, was Rabbi. Since the 1970&rs=
quo;s, she began to develop an enormous genealogical library in her resear=
ch of the Plaut and Strauss families. This volume, about the Wormser famil=
y, was her first full length published volume; the Wormser family, known o=
riginally in Germany as the Guggenheim family before the family moved to t=
he town of Aldingen. A branch of the Wormser family went to the western Un=
ited States settling in such places as San Francisco and New Mexico. This=
volume constitutes a history and memoir, consisting of many first-hand ac=
counts and memories of members of the family line. Subjects: Jews - German=
y - Genealogy. Jews - United States - Genealogy. Juifs - Allemagne - G&eac=
ute;néalogies. Juifs - États-Unis - Généalogie=
s. Juifs - Généalogies. Guggenheim family. Worms family. Gug=
genheim Familie. Worms Familie. Guggenheim (Famille) . Light shelf wear to=
cloth; Near fine condition. (GENE-1-3) (ID #29914) $50.00.<br>
<br>
49. •Shankman, Samuel. THE PERES FAMILY. Kingsport,=
Tenn. ; Southern Publishers, Inc., 1938. Hardbound. 8vo. XIV, 241 pages.=
21 cm. First edition. Black and white photos throughout. Red cloth over b=
oards, gilt lettering. Speeches and essays of Hardwig Peres: pages [79]-2=
41. The history of the Sephardic Peres Family of Memphis, Tennessee. Black=
and white photos throughout. Subjects: Peres family. Peres, Israel Hyman,=
1867-1925. Peres, Hardwig, 1859-. Edges lightly soiled, single pen mark o=
n page vii, light discoloration from small strip of tape on rear endpaper,=
pages lightly browned. Very good+ condition. (SEF41-4) (ID #28306) $30.00=
=2E<br>
<br>
50. •Rosenstein, Neil. THE UNBROKEN CHAIN: BIOGRAPH=
ICAL SKETCHES AND THE GENEALOGY OF ILLUSTRIOUS JEWISH FAMILIES FROM THE 15=
TH-20TH CENTURY. New York; Shengold Publishers, 1976. Publishers cloth. 8v=
o. XII, 716 pages. 25 cm. First edition. Bound in brown cloth with gilt ti=
tle. “Neil Rosenstein was born in Cape Town, South Africa in 1944. H=
e studied medicine at the University of Cape Town and interned in Israel.=
He specialized in surgery at the Mt. Sinai hospitals in Cleveland and New=
York City, and the University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark, New Je=
rsey. As a result of over four decades of investigative study of rare book=
s and manuscripts, trips to libraries and cemeteries, travel and correspon=
dence, Dr. Rosenstein has accumulated a vast matrix of material on Jewish=
genealogy, especially in the field of rabbinical dynasties for which he h=
as become world famous. His research has included travel in South Africa,=
Israel, U. S. A. , Poland, Germany, Czechoslovakia, England, Italy, and F=
rance. He founded the Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc. (New York) in 1977=
, first located in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and is also the founder and dire=
ctor of the Computer Center for Jewish Genealogy. Dr. Rosenstein is the au=
thor of many works on Jewish Genealogy, his magnum opus being The Unbroken=
Chain, first published as a single volume in 1976.” (Authors websit=
e) . Subjects: Jews - Genealogy. Chassidism. Haskala. Joden. Katzenellenbo=
gen family. Light wear to outer edges. Very good + condition in defective=
jacket. (GENE-1-1) (ID #29912) $30.00.<br>
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