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Pinsk Jewish Orphanage 1924
Wrote by: adele 
Published on:  30/03/2010
"Pinsk Jewish Orphanage
Wrote by: Adam
Published on: 10/05/2009"
To ADAM: My father was in that orphanage and went to London as a 7year old in 1924, after being adopted - through a Jewish adoption agency - by a Jewish couple living in London. My father didn't offer any more information as to how he arrived in London or on which boat. His name (as I knew it to be at least) was Murdoch Lewin. Hope this is of help. Adele
Kotok Family,from Pinsk
Wrote by: Margarita 
Published on:  10/01/2010
Hi! I'm looking for Kotok family from Pinsk.Their first names are: Tova,Zelik, Sonia, Michail,Girsh.Also Tannenbaum(Tennenbaum) family from Pinsk.Sonia Kotok married Ar'e (Arya) Tannenbaum(Tennenbaum) from Pinsk.Thank you.
Portnoy and Klosner families from Motol
Wrote by: Ellen 
Published on:  22/12/2009
Szalom all!
I am just beginning research on my maternal grandmother's family from Motol -- the town where Chaim Weizmann was born -- near Pinsk. My great-grandmother's name was Rachel Portnoy before she married; her husband's surname was Klosner. My grandmother was Sara Klosner; she came to the US with her mother Rachel and five siblings in 1910. If anyone has any information to add to my barebones story, I would be very grateful!
Kolodny's In Pinsk
Wrote by: David 
Published on:  11/11/2009
Both of my grandparents were from Pinsk and came to the US in 1910. For 12 years I have been working on the Kolodny Family tree www.davidkolodny.com and would love it if anyone on this site can contribute to it. Hope to hear from you soon!
my family
Wrote by: Eric 
Published on:  12/06/2009
Thank you for you work and continued effort.
I am hoping to find more information about my paternal grandfather's ( Victor- Vigdor_ Treibman) family.
He never talked about them to us, he immigrated in 1924?, his family was murdered, they were from Pinsk.
Thank you
Wrote by: Peter 
Published on:  12/05/2009
I hope to learn more about my grandfather, Peter Stoopack (came to the US from Pinsk between 1890 1nd 1898 I believe).
Pinsk Jewish Orphanage
Wrote by: Adam 
Published on:  10/05/2009
I wonder of any visitor could help me find a list of children's names who would have been in the Pinsk Jewish Orphanage in 1924? My grandmother, whose family name we do not know, came to London by boat in 1924 from the orphanage, aged about 4. Her first names are believed to have been Sora Basha. If anyone knows the names of boats that left for London with children from the orphanage that year, that might also be helpful (although we belive that she did not travel under her own name). Many thanks. Adam
MOTI KOLODNEY
Wrote by: JACK 
Published on:  07/05/2009
i HAVE JUST BE MADE AWARE OF THE PASSING OF MOTI KOLODNEY. MY FAMILIES BELATED CONDOLENCES TO STEVE AND HIS SISTERS AND THE REST OF THE FAMILY. MOTI'S FRIENDSHIP TO BOTH MY PARENTS OVER THE YEARS WAS AN INSPIRATION AND SPOKE TO THE TRUE MEANING OF THE PINSKER. THANK YOU MOTI FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE PINSKER ASSOCIATION AND MAY YOUR MEMORY WARM THE HEARTS OF YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS
searching for Szapiro (Shapiro)
Wrote by: Bella 
Published on:  21/04/2009
I am looking for any information on my family, Basha and Elle Szapiro from Pinsk. They lived there until the German invasion and have never heard from anyone again. Also, I would like to get involved in this organizaion.

Bella
My family
Wrote by: ivoncy 
Published on:  31/08/2008
My grandfather, Gregorio Iochpe born in Pinsk and leave Pinsk before the First War. Any information about the family is very important to me. Thanks
My Great Grandfather
Wrote by: Tzvi 
Published on:  27/05/2008
I am looking for information about my Great grandfather
Rabbi Mordechai Zvi Fishman, who was a famous Rabbi in Pinsk in about 1850-1870.

If anyone has some knowledge of him please e-mail me.

Tzvi Fishman, New York
Chertok family history
Wrote by: Paula 
Published on:  05/05/2008
I'm a descendant of Chertok and Polkatitzka families that lived near Pinsk in the village of Holozhyn(sk). Zavel and wife Dena (Polk.) Chertok had 9 children, 5 of whom survived and came to America in 1960s. Any information to trace these families would be much appreciated!
German family
Wrote by: German 
Published on:  01/04/2008
Hello from France
Thank you for this great website
I am lookin for any information about my family
You can contact me on my email
Thank you
laurent@preece.fr
Searchng for family
Wrote by: Karen  
Published on:  09/03/2008
Does anyone have any information on my family?
Their last name was Escalera.
Family research
Wrote by: Anne Marie 
Published on:  18/02/2008
Hello, Has any one heard about Benyomin Szczygiel and family my uncle, Hersh Ukrajnitz my cousin, Iosel Lerman and family my uncle, aunt and cousins ? All lived in Pinsk before the war, probably in Gancharska Ulitse. Anne Marie
Still looking for Ziniuk family
Wrote by: Miriam 
Published on:  17/11/2007
Fortunately I could find some Tepmans from my motherīs side.I would also like to find some Ziniuks - my late fatherīs family name. All of them were born in Pinsk and only my father came to Brazil ( 1929)while his younger brother Shmariau was taken to Israel. Although I have never found any of the Ziniuks, I still hope to find any member of the the Ziniuk family. Please contact me if you have known, met, or have any information about their fate. Thank you. Mrs. Miriam Finguerman
Turkenitch
Wrote by: Bruce 
Published on:  23/04/2007
My great grandmother was Golde Turkenitch although others in that family spelled in Turkenitz. Some in my family believe her line traces back to Pinsk, although there seem to be a lot of Turkenitches from Stolin, not far from Pinsk. Her parents were Israel Turkenitch and Hannah Dvorah (Lapidus). She emigrated to NYC in 1906 to join her husband David Kimmel.
Tourkin - Tourkenitz - Turkenich familes from Pinsk
Wrote by: Leah 
Published on:  18/10/2006
I am a descendant of the Tourkenitz - Turkenich families from Pinsk. My paternal grandfather emigrated to the USA from Pinsk after the Kishinev pogrom of 1905, arriving in Baltimore, MD around 1906. His name was changed (shortened) in the USA to Tourkin . He was a professional carpenter & cabinet maker trained in Pinsk, such that he ended up building many of the 'shtieblach' & their Holy Arks in the Jewish 'ghetto' in east "Balmer" (Baltimore) almost 100 years ago (Caroline Street). Our family has Toukin males named Naftali Shlomo, David, Dov Ber, and Moshe. I have many cousins - most in the USA - with whom I'm in contact, but I'd like to meet other Tourkin - Tourkenitz - Turkenich folk from Pinsk! I immigrated to Israel over 30 years ago, so I can correspond in either English or Hebrew with fellow "Pinskers".
great grandfather
Wrote by: laurence  
Published on:  12/09/2006
I have just learned that my great grandfater, Zelman Marel ( Solomon Morrell ) may have been born in Pinsk around 1858. I will now begin the search of records to find any information I can. A recent trip to Bialystok has certainly increased my interest in visiting the area around Poland, Lithuania and Belarus.

Laurence Morrell
Maitland, Florida
Kirzner/Kirschner
Wrote by: Edwin 
Published on:  12/09/2006
I am making my first visit to your website in search of the Kirzner/Kirschner family which also was Kleck and Byten.

Ed Neugass
Herndon, VA USA
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Published on:  30/07/2006
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