Bravo , Kol Hakavod ! I am very grateful for all you do for us . It
solved a riddle I had a hard time tracing documents I knew must exist
- under the name of Kula , Kulla ,turns out I should have looked for
Kollo. I always knew that my familie came from Turkey to Rarancze at
the time of the Turks .
Thanks ,
Josefine
On Sun, Nov 8, 2015 at 8:56 AM, Prof. James Wald <jwald_at_hampshire.edu> wrot=
e:
> Wonderful resource! (though none of my direct ancestors appear to be on i=
t;
> slight chance that a more distant branch is represented)
>
> Is there any hope of getting information for (1) the Suceava district; (2=
)
> later periods?
>
> Jim
>
>
> On 08/11/2015 06:36, Edgar Hauster wrote:
>>
>> Czernowitzers, dear friends...
>>
>> One of our topics for our EHPES Bukovina Summit Vancouver 2015 was the
>> scheduled disclosure of the "Jewish Taxpayers in Bukovina at the End of =
18th
>> Century". At that particular period of time Bukovina was divided into tw=
o
>> districts, i. e.
>>
>> 1. Czernowitz, with 399 Jewish families (68 %),
>> 2. Suczawa, with 190 Jewish families (32 %),
>>
>> as per the year 1797 according to Dr. Johann Polek's "Statistik des
>> Judenthums in der Bukowina [Statistics of the Jews in Bukovina]" from th=
e
>> year 1889. While the data for the Suczawa District still remain to be
>> retrieved, by courtesy of Czernowitz Regional Archives senior archivist
>> Dragos Olar, in January 2015 we have succeeded to discover the first (an=
d
>> main) volume evidencing the taxation of 430 Jewish families with more th=
an
>> 2400 souls for the Czernowitz District at the end of 18th century:
>>
>>
>> http://czernowitz.blogspot.de/2014/05/jewish-taxpayers-in-bukovina-at-en=
d-of.html
>>
>> Were your ancestors as soon as at the end of 18th century in Czernowitz,
>> Sadagora, Wiznitz or in one of the other 69 places within the Bukovinian
>> Czernowitz District? Here are now the step-by-step-directions for your
>> research:
>>
>> a) Start your research by clicking on the above mentioned link.
>> b) Download the INDEX OF NAMES (Excel), look for a particular name(s) an=
d
>> note the Family/Page No(s).
>> c) Download the TRANSCRIPTION (PDF) and look for the particular
>> Family/Pages No(s).
>> d) Check in the TRANSCRIPTION the details, such as professions,
>> genealogical relationships, etc.
>> e) In case your made a find, go back zu the INDEX OF NAMES (b) and look
>> for the Image file name(s).
>> f) Download the original image(s) from my OneDrive folder:
>> http://1drv.ms/1Ox4lWU
>>
>> Fellow member Jim Wald stated a few weeks ago, that "it would be very
>> interesting to know if we could trace any
>> individual families that far back." These archival find is the answer on
>> both historical and genealogical questions and we wish you all success f=
or
>> your research!
>>
>> Edgar Hauster
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