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David Hello and happy Sukkot,
The only thing that rang a bell for me was the quite unique name :
"Trebitsch"
There is in Haifa on facebook a Dahlia Treibich who's a travel guide. Maybe
She may know something about that.
Best regards,
Ella Nave (Haifa)
(from Schwartz,Harnik branches)
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=E2=80=AADavid Dukes=E2=80=AC=E2=80=8F <=E2=80=AA
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> Hi all! I=E2=80=99ve just joined this wonderful group.
> My great- grandparents Adolf Kanczuker and Klara Schwarzwald were born in
> Czernowitz in the 1860=E2=80=99s.
> I know something of the family origins through my grandfather=E2=80=99s d=
iary,
> which describes his parents=E2=80=99 life in Czernowitz.
> But going back in time there are a lot of blank spaces on the family tree=
,
> so I was wondering whether anyone in the group can help or may even be
> related?
>
> 1) Kanczuker: my great great grandfather Sigmund (1820-80) moved to
> Czernowitz from Tarnopol or nearby after being conscripted into the
> Austrian Army for seven years (including the 1848 revolution). I don=E2=
=80=99t know
> his wife=E2=80=99s name. They had two children: Adolf (Abraham) and Minna=
. Minna
> was a teacher at the girl=E2=80=99s high school. Adolf worked for the Pop=
pers,
> first as the full time family tutor (starting when he was 14, to help
> support the family after his father=E2=80=99s death) and then as a manage=
r at his
> timber mills in Transylvania, before opening his own mills.
> 2) Schwarzwald: the story of my great grandmother=E2=80=99s family is wel=
l-known,
> mainly because of her brother Hermann, who married Genia, and both moved =
to
> Vienna about 1900: one to be a civil servant and the other an educator (
> proving the saying that =E2=80=9C A Wiener ist a Bukowiner=E2=80=9D). The=
other brother was
> Daniel , who was first a magistrate in Sucsava , and later in life was a
> Hofrat in Vienna.
> I would like to know the name of my great grandmother Klara=E2=80=99s mo=
ther.
> She died giving birth to Klara. Her husband Salamon moved then to Vienna
> and remarried- their son was Gustav. He was an engineer at the Ganz Machi=
ne
> Factory in Austria.
> The three Schwarzwald children were later brought up by the Brunstein=E2=
=80=99s,
> he was a member of the Czernowitz Stadtrat for many years before WW1, and
> owned the town flour mill. They called the Brunstein=E2=80=99s mother and=
father.
> Mrs Brunstein ( maiden name Trebitsch) was a relative of Klara=E2=80=99s =
mother, so
> that might be a clue.
>
> Sorry for the length of this account but maybe someone can provide some
> information?
>
> Best Regards
> David Dukes
> (Australia)
> =E2=80=A2Sent from phone
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