Re: [WJR: msg #19] Fwd: 1939 photos -'s Wyszogrod

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Sara:

 

I cannot open this file on my windows 7, is there any other way you could send this to me.

 

I am eager to find out my great grandfather's birthplace and any family information before he immigrated to the US around 1888. ( His name was David Baum, there appears to be many Baum's in that town before World War II.

 

Thank you,

 

Deborah Smith

San Juan Capistrano, CALIFORNIA

 

In a message dated 9/4/2012 11:21:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, teriss...@gmail.com writes:

From Sara Elkas-

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From: Sara Elkas <sel...@optusnet.com.au>
Date: Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 5:29 AM
Subject: [plockresearchgroup] Re: 1939 photos - Wyszogrod
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Hi All,

I thought these photos would be of interest.
Regards,
Sara Elkas
Melb Australia

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Terissa Schor
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[Daniel Hanoch Wagner]

Dear all:

Thanks for the pictures. From what I have seen in the (poor quality) Wyszogrod Mormon microfilms, there were lots of BAUMs straight from the 1820s when surnames were finally adopted by Jews. I have no idea why (either they were all ‘one big family’, or they might have wanted to ‘confuse the enemy’, or who knows why). My grandmother was Dora BAUM/BOIM/BOJM whose family moved from Wyszogrod to Konskie, then Bendin, Lodz, Brussels and Tel-Aviv. And to many other places as well.

You might be interested in reading this:

http://www.weizmann.ac.il/materials/Wagner/sites/weizmann.ac.il.materials.Wagner/files/uploads/scriptajudaicacracoviensia.pdf

 

Best regards to all.

Daniel  

 

H. Daniel Wagner (Prof.)

The Livio Norzi Chair in Materials Science

Weizmann Institute of Science

Rehovot 76100, Israel

Tel: +972 8 934 2594 (w)

http://www.weizmann.ac.il/materials/Wagner/

 

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most important thing (D.P. Coduto).

 

 

 

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[Uri Barak]

Dear all,
Thank you for the photos.
Me and my family are going there next April.
My grandfather's family are all from Wyszogrod.
I Amazon descended of the Pasternak family.
My grandfather Avrum and his sister Marisha are the only original Pasternaks remaining from that great family.
Avrum lives in Israel, and Marisha lives in the US.
After the war, my grandfather came back to Wyszogrod with his wife and son (my dad).
The Polish government was transferring citizens with the resettlement after taking back territories back from Germany.
They were transferred to lower Expedia, to Swiebodzice, where they lived until 1958, when they made aliyah to Israel.