Hometown Klodawa: Recent Comments

Comment on Klodawa Survivors Israel-Unidentified

2010-07-26T09:51:00Z

Hello George-
Thank you so much for your interest in the site and writing in. I apologize that I am just seeing your message. If you look at www.klodawatribute.com, you will see several entries regarding the Jaklinski family. I will gather the information and forward to you directly by email.

Thank you again.
Warm regards.
Judy Muratore

Comment on Remembering the Jewish Community of Klodawa, Poland

2010-07-26T09:44:48Z

Hello again, Mary
This was a great idea to post on klodawa.org. I will also post on klodawatribure.com, with your permission. That way the information is out there for all to see.

Best.

Judy

Comment on Remembering the Jewish Community of Klodawa, Poland

2010-07-26T05:47:22Z

Hello Dean

Like others visiting your site I'm very impressed by what you are doing and grateful for all the work that you and others are doing. I have written to Judy Muratore who has sent me some helpful information. Below is a summary of my emails to her in case you may find the information of interest and can shed light on the people I mention: "My husband’s grandmother was Machla Binkowski whose sister Bluma (b Kolo c 1842) married Szmul Hertz Rzeszewski in Kolo, Poland, in 1865. Bluma’s children included Ajdla, born in Kolo around 1870. I am wondering whether this is the Chana Ajdla who married Israel Hiller Chelminski/Isul Chiller Chelminski in 1893 as Chana Adjel Rzeszewski (according to JRI records). Chana and Israel appear on the passenger list of the George Washington which arrived at New York in October 1939. They are described as ‘in transit to Mexico’. It looks as though they were travelling with daughter Ester Cyrla (?) and her husband Jozef Stempa and their two children Malka and Abraham. The passenger list is marked “Deported” alongside the family’s names. I don’t know whether this meant that they were sent back to Poland or travelled on to Mexico.

Bluma came to London in 1902 with her husband and three children, Bajla, Chana and Falek; they sailed from Hamburg to Grimsby. My next sighting of the family is in 1914 when ‘Bloomah’, widow of ‘Samuel Harris Rzeszewski, a cloth dealer’ died in the St Pancras area of London. The informant of her death was her son ‘A Rzeszewski’ of Battersea. He seems to have emigrated to London some years before, and worked as a barber under the name Adolf Roberts. Bluma was buried at Plashet Cemetery near London. I haven’t been able to visit the grave yet but hope to do so at some point.
I have a Tribal Pages site which you are welcome to see if you wish.

Many thanks again for your valuable work.

Mary

Comment on Klodawa Survivors Israel-Unidentified

2010-05-28T07:22:39Z

Am researching my family history and want to find out any Jewish roots.My fathers name was Jaklinski and my grandmother was Kukinski. any help on how to proceed would be a great help

Comment on 40 Jewish Merchants Listed - Do Your Recognize The Names?

2010-02-22T02:30:32Z

Menashe-
I had the exact same question, and here is the answer:

Hi Judy,

my Klodawa information comes from a Polish book by Opiola and Kawski

http://alejka.pl/gminy-zydowskie-pogranicza-wielkopolski-mazowsza-malopolski-i-slaska-w-latach-1918-1942.html

My parents lived in Wloclawek and Piotrkow Kujawski, and they had relatives in many shtetls nearby, probably also in Klodawa.

Together with Judy Lewin from Arizona we are investigating the Jewish population of Izbica Kujawska. Marriages between men

from Klodawa and women from Izbica Kujawska were quite common.

Best regards

Barbara

Comment on 40 Jewish Merchants Listed - Do Your Recognize The Names?

2010-02-22T02:16:52Z

Hi you have described my father's family My father Moishe was the younger of the mal members He did have 3 sisters older than his brother Shmuel I assume they were married and out of the house by then.
Who is "Barbara" that posted this message?
I forwarded it to my brother William

Comment on Imagine Me and Zhou

2010-02-21T10:40:58Z

In 1931 at least two Rodbart/Rotbart families lived in Klodawa:
at Rynek 9, Hersz, 25 years old cap-maker, and his 28 years old wife Dwojra Genedla; at Warszawska 1, Fiszel Majer, 38 years old, his profession in Polish was "szteper", and his wife, Estera, 32 years old. There were also several Rzeszewski/Rzeszowski families.

Comment on SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ON ORNER/TAUBE/RUBENSTAIN FAMILY

2010-02-21T10:07:32Z

There were at least two Taube families living in Klodawa in 1931:
at Rynek 22, the baker Moszek Aron Taube, 40 years old, his 45 years old wife Laja, and their 22 years old son Lejzor Dawid; at Warszawska 37, the merchant Uszer Taube, 42 years old, and his wife Nastka, also 42 years old.

Comment on 40 Jewish Merchants Listed - Do Your Recognize The Names?

2010-02-21T10:01:01Z

Menashe!
Following Cieplinski lived in Klodawa, at Warszawska 8, in 1931:
Abram Alje, tailor, 53 years old,
Hana, wife, 50 years old,
Szmul, tailor, 24 years old,
and
Mojsze, tailor, 22 years old.

Comment on Klodawa Town Roster

2010-01-30T18:42:58Z

I am looking for family records of my Grandfather, Frank Osinski born 10-24-1872 in Klodawa Poland He was married to Cecilia Margowski Osinski at the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. Not sure of the date. Anay information is appreciated. Nancy