Hi Deborah,
This map indicates that the percentage of the Stara Zuchka (Zucka Stara
immediately south of “Sadygura") population that was Jewish in 1910 was
quite low:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bukovina1910ethnic.jpg
By contrast, nearby Sadagora was predominantly Jewish.
Bruce
On 6/14/17, 14:42, "bounce-121601475-3497436_at_list.cornell.edu on behalf of
Deborah Tremblay" <bounce-121601475-3497436_at_list.cornell.edu on behalf of
debrose60_at_eastlink.ca> wrote:
>Can anyone inform me as to whether this place which was in the north
>section of present day Czernowitz/ Chernovsti was a Jewish shtetl? My
>ancestors on my maternal grandfather’s side lived there before
>immigrating to western Canada with his family.
>
>Thank you,
>
>Deborah Tremblay
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