Researching European Ancestors of the KRONSBERG Family

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Sorry that my formatting will definitely not be correct, but I just
found this group and was hoping someone might have some information I
have been unable to find.

My great-great grandfather was Abraham KRONSBERG, who lived in
Tilghman's Island, Maryland until he died in 1918. From what I can
tell, he was born in Ukraine around 1878. I can find sparse references
to his parents - Edward KRONSBERG and Miriam STOLLER - but no
information about them. His father's name is odd because Abraham's son
was also named Edward, which I know is unusually for Jewish families.
I would love to know anything about Abraham's parents and potentially
other relatives.

Abraham had a sister Ida who married into the FLEISCHMAN family of
North Carolina, and I have been able to trace their whole family.

If anyone has any connection to the KRONSBERGS, I would love to hear
from you.

Thank you,
Elliot Kronsberg

MODERATOR NOTE: Hi Elliott! Welcome to the group. Your formatting was
perfect! Hope you get the info you're looking for.
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