Re: [Cz-L] Fischbach identity cards in Jewish Museum collection

Jessica,

There are several "Fischbach" entries in the 1898, 1909, 1914 and 1936
Czernowitz city directories (all thanks to Edgar!); you can easily access
them via the "ehpes" site. None in 1927 for some reason. I do not know the
names of your Fischbach relatives, but hopefully you might find some of
them listed.

Best wishes for success in your researches!

David

----- Original Message -----
From: "Attiyeh" <rea_at_ucsd.edu>
To: <Czernowitz-l_at_list.cornell.edu>
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 8:31 PM
Subject: [Cz-L] Fischbach identity cards in Jewish Museum collection

> Hello, fellow Czernowitzers --
>
> Yesterday I sent the following e-mail to Edgar Hauster whose link to the
> Jewish Museum's website gave me the first real hope I've ever had that my
> Fischbach family line could be traced, and even that someone might still
> be living from that line.
>
> Edgar suggested a specific contact person at the museum, but also
> suggested that I copy my request to the List, as possibly one of our own
> list members may have contributed the documents I found on that website.
> So, here goes, with my hope that someone "out there" can be of help:
>
>>I have just followed the link to the Jewish Museum that you posted today
>>to the Czernowitz-List website. It is an excellent virtual visit to the
>>museum, and I especially appreciate seeing all its displays and contents
>>because I have not been able to travel in person to Czernowitz.
>>
>>Scrolling through the page on Documents I came across 3 identity cards
>>from the Fischbach family -- Alfred, Jeanette and Edmund. My paternal
>>great-grandmother was a Fischbach; her daughter Henie Gross Falikman was
>>born in Zaleszchiki, but she married and raised a large family in
>>Czernowitz, my father being the 3rd youngest of her own 8 children; she
>>also raised 2 or possibly 3 children from my grandfather's first marriage.
>>
>>I've never been able to find specific documents about the Fischbachs in
>>either Zaleszchiki or Czernowitz before this , and this is the very first
>>time I've even come across that name. Could you tell me, or help me to
>>trace, the source of those documents. If descendents of that family
>>donated the ID cards to the museum from their personal collection, and
>>they are still living, I would very much like to contact them to see if
>>they might be relatives of some degree, and if they could help provide
>>further information about the Fischbach family's history.
>>
>>Thanks in advance for any help you can give in my effort to trace my
>>family.
>>
>>Jessica Falikman Attiyeh, San Diego, CA
>
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