Friday, October 28, 2011

 

Goldfus/fuss in Poland

 Salomea Goldfus was married to Leopold Goldstaub.  Their son was Bernard Goldstaub who was born July 21, 1929 in Krakow and died in June 1942 in Belzic. That would have been in WWII and he was only 13 years old.

In Lwow Wojewodztwa, Ukraine, there was Sara Goldfus.   She had a daughter, Lea who was born in 1890.

In Krakow, Wojewodztwa, krakow Province, I found Jocheta Goldfuss who was married to Joel Dintenfass.  Their son, Markus Dintenfass divorced his wife, Rozalea Pipes z Heim(O'W).  Rozalea's mother was Amalia and father was Izrael.  This one was a little hard to decipher.

Mindl Goldfus was found in the cemetery of Warsaw Gubernia. 

Josek Aron Janklowicz with the surname of Goldfus was found in Radom Gubernia, Kielce Province in 1845. 

Fiszel Goldfus was found there in 1863. 

Nachman Goldfus was found in 1865 in the Lublin Divorces list.  He was the son of Aron Szmul  Goldfus and wife Hena. 

Note:  There were no Goldfus/fuss people in Belarus on Jewishgen.  I checked this country out as I have several dna matches from people whose ancestors were from there.  The matches were not with Goldfus people. 

 Resource: http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~jripllat2

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Wednesday, February 09, 2011

 

Jewishgen: Goldfus in Latvia

1. Hana Goldfus married Shmuel Blacher in 1900 in Riga, Latvia.

2. Mira Goldfus married Judel Finkman in 1899 in Riga.

3. Itzik Goldfus married Fruma Wagenheim in 1886.

4. Moses Goldfus married Zipa Blumberg in 1867.

5. Ruvel Goldfus married Sara Stember in 1889.

6. Roche Lea Goldfus/Rosenberg married Note Rummer in 1920.

7. Freida Iziksohn nee Goldfus b: 1859 had to pay taxes at age 26 in 1885.

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Jewishgen Lists of Goldfus/fuss in Poland

1. Lubin, Poland: 1826-69 51: 15' 22" 34' Nachman Goldfus b: 1865, son of Aron Szmul Goldfus and Hena Goldfus.

2. Radom, Poland in Radom-Kielce Province 1844-1867 Josek Aron Janklowicz Goldfus b: 1845

3. Staszow, Poland 1826-1866, Fizel Goldfus b: 1863

4. Warszawa, Warsaw Cemetery 52: 15' 21" 00' Mendl Goldfus

5. Krakow Wojewodz twa: Markus Dintenfoss b: 1902, son of Joel Dintenfoss and Jocheta Goldfuss in Tucho'w, Poland.

6. Lwow Wojewodztwa in 1890, Lea Goldfuss, daughter of Sara Goldfuss.

7. Krako'w, Poland: Bernard Goldstaub, son of Leopold Goldfus and Salomea Goldfus, b: 7/2/1929, d: June 1942

8. Rosalie Goldfuss arrived in NY on 7/7/1890 on the ship Rhaetia from Austria, Poland, or Galicia. The spelling uss denotes a German form. I found her on ancestry.com coming on the day listed here at age 20. She was born in 1870 in Austria and came from Hamburg's port.

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Wednesday, November 04, 2009

 

Lithuanian Goldfoot/fus/fuss Marriages & Divorces

Telsiai is the town where Goldfoot has been from.



September 4, 1859 Gute or Golda Goldfus married Iontaf Opengeim. The groom's father was Sender and the bride's father was Nokhim. The bridal couple were both only 20 years old.



December 3, 1863 Gershon Peri married Rivka Mera Goldfus. Gershon's father was Iudel and mother was Luoke. Rvka's father was Borukh. Gershon was 25 and Rivka was 18.



May 31, 1874, Leib Tavirinski married Khana Mina Goldfus. Lieb's father was Nokhum and Khana Mina's father was Mark Aizyk. Leib was 35 years old and a widower, and Khana Mina was 25.



In the town of Nemaksciai Rasciniai, Kaunas on August 26, 1929 Faivelis Goldfus/Goldfusas married Libe Reize Sneideraite. Faivelis's father was Leibas Mejeras and mother was Dvora Glika both of Nemaksciai. The bride's father was Chononas and mother was Chaja Ercigaite/Ertsig, also of Nemaksciai. The groom, Faivelis was 62 years old and a widower, and his bride Libe was 42 and a widow.



In the town of Pilviskiai, Vilkaviskis, Suvalki on June 30, 1935 Dore Goldfus/Goldfusas married Leja Gersonaite/Gershon. Dore was the son of Chaimas and Elke Zaksaite of Laukuva. Leja was the daughter of Gersonas and Mire Chaitaite of Laukuva. Dore was 20, born in 1915 while Leja was 22, born in 1913.

Reference: Jewishgen: Lithuania Marriages and Divorces

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