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Galicia Genealogy Guestbook. Year 2012
from: Barbara Ras mildurared$$$me.com
Hi
I'm looking for the ancestors of my great-grandfather Hermann Wechsler. His father's name was Israel Jacob Wechsler or Jacob Israel Wechsler. On the records I have he either called himself Israel Wechsler or Giacomo Wechsler. Later may be due to the fact that he married an italian lady. Has anybody got any information or tips on finding this family?
I have a document of Hermann's son being from Jaroslau (1914) but this son was born in Vienna. Israel emigrated from Jaroslaw before 1866, as my grandfather was born in Alexandria, Egypt or so he claims. There were tight ties of the family to Trieste and there are Wechslers in Trieste, so I believe they were related. One of the Triestine Wechslers was Leopold, born to Julius Wechsler and Henriette Kaufmann of Lemberg/Lvov. Does anybody know of this family or have any information on the family?
I would love to find out what happened to my polish and ukrainian forebearer and am grateful for any help.
Kind regards
Mildura
from: Maria Picker maria_picker$$$bigpond.com
Hi
My mother was born in Lwow on the 6 April 1942 and her name is Slawka Demczyszyn which is a shorten first name but she can’t remember the full spelling. Her father name was Hnat and he was a cook in the army he also had a sister and her mother’s name was Zofea and she was a teacher. I don’t know if my grandparents had any more brothers or sisters.
Both of my mother’s parents were married previously but the war tore the families apart and they don’t know what became of them.
I would appreciate any information on my family
Regards
from: Carolyn Lewis-Chandler carolyn$$$chanmangroup.com
date: Sun, May 20, 2012
subject: Seeking Family From Galicia - Urycz and Szpyrka Families
I am looking for any information on the following families:
Urycz from Harta, Galicia
Szpyrka from Krasne, Galicia
My great-grandfather, Ladislau Urycz, 29 Mar 1887 in Harta, Galicia (Poland)
My great-grandmother, Thecla Szpyrka, was born 3 Jul 1890 in Krasne, Galicia (Poland). I think her parents’ names were John Szpyrka and Mary Kotza.
Any information regarding either one of these would be helpful.
Thank-you.
from: Hanna Palmon hpalmon$$$yahoo.com
date: Wed, May 2, 2012
subject: Seeking roots in Galicia - the Hermelin family from Lvov
I am looking for information about my family from Lemberg - Lwow - Lvov : The surname was Hermelin or Harmelin, and the earliest known roots of the family were in Brody, also in Galicia.
I have found some information about:
Rabbi David-Baruch Hermelin;
His sons:
Dr. Natan Hermelin (a lawyer, who dedicated his life to musical activities: he was a violinist, composer, and the conductor of the Jewish Symphonic Orchestra in Lvov between 1919 and 1927)
and
Dr. Eliasz-Max Hermelin (a gynecologist at the Jewish Hospital in Lvov);
his grandson (Natan's son):
Artur Hermelin (a well known pianist and a teacher at the Lysenko music academy in Lvov during the 1930's).
Artur, Natan and Eliasz-Max Hermelin perished in the ghetto of Lvov or in the Janowska Labor Camp, during the Holocaust.
If you have any information about the Hermelin family from Lvov, or about any of its descendents who survived the Holocaust - I'll be most grateful if you can let me know. I am looking also for old recordings of Artur Hermelin (he played frequently with the Warsaw Philharmonic - as well as in a duo with the violinist Nathan Milstein - between 1926 and 1941; his recitals were broadcasted by radio Warsaw) and for the partituras of Natan Hermelin's compositions.
Thank you vey much for your help!!!
Tue, Feb 14, 2012
From: debbie52366$$$optonline.net
Subject: galicia genealogy
Hi
My grandfather's name was Johann Heidinger (born March 24, 1907) . His father was also Johann Heidinger (born April 29, 1876). I have recently been given information that his family was landowners at some point in Galicia and then in Batschka. Any information will be appreciated.
Thank you,
Debra Tepper