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Left: London 1906; Right: London 1910
Brajna (Brina) Kowalska
Early photo shows her still wearing her Eastern European dress;
Later photo shows her in a fashionable big city dress
Went to London, 1905
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New York City, ca 1924
Szejna Rajchel (nee Kowalska)
and her husband (and cousin)
Moszk (Morris) Kowalski
Szejna went to America, 1921
Morris went to America, 1912 |
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Israel, late 1940's
Mejer Kowalski
Went to Israel, ca 1924
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New York, early 1930's
Szejna Rochel (nee Kowalska) and
her husband (and cousin) Morris Kowalski
Szejna went to America, 1921
Morris went to America, 1912 |
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Tyszkowski Family, London, ca 1908
[L-R]: Jack Tiskowsky (later Davis),
Mary Dinah Tyszkowski (later Coffman, then Knopp), Sara Rywka (Sara Rivke)
(nee Staroletna) Tyszkowska, Leja Tyszkowski (later Leah Bresler), Abraham Tiskowski (later Arthur Tisso
Starr), Zelig Tyszkowski (later Solly Tiskofsky), Dawid Tyszkowski (later Daniel/Davis
Tiskofsky), Rachel (Raie) Tyszkowski (later Diskofsky), Lily Kiskowsky (later Woliner)
Went to London, 1900-01
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Szwarcberg - Linenberg Family, London, 1913
Back Row [L-R]: John Blackman, Chaim Alter Linenberg (b. Radzilow), Janie Applebaum (b. Radzilow, daughter of Bejla Szwarcberg), David Blackman (b. Radzilow as Dawid Szwarcberg), Lewis Blackman
Middle Row [L-R]: Bella Linenberg (on her mother's lap), Etta/Atka (nee Szwarcberg) Linenberg (b. Radzilow), Abram Szwarcberg (blacksmith, b.
Radzilow, was on holiday in London at the time of the photo, but returned to
Radzilow), Jane Linenberg (later Daniels), Rachel (nee Cohen) Blackman, Jane Blackman (on her mother's lap) Front Row [L-R]: Lily Linenberg
(later Thomas), Miriam/Mary Linenberg
Went to London, 1899-1900 |
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New York, 1910
Chaja Fejga (nee Bejnsztejn) and Mordechai Tyszkowski
(Fanny and Max Tish), and 6 of their children
[L-R]: Frank, Davis, Raphael (Ralph), Chaja Fejga (Fanny), Mortchaj (Max), Nathan, Eliasz (Alexander),
Zelig (Solomon)
Fanny and Max went to London, 1901; Max went to America, 1907; Fanny and 6 children followed in 1909 |
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6 of the 7 Tyszkowski brothers, NY, 1945
[Back row L-R]: Frank Tish, Raphael Tish, Solomon Tisch, Isidore Robert Tish
[Front row L-R]: David Tisch, Max Tish
(father), Nathan Tisch [Not pictured]: Alex Tish |
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New York, ca 1922
Gitl Chorazycka
Went to America, 1922
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Israel, ca 1928
[Back row L-R]: Chaim Kowalski,
Binyamin Poritzky (Porycki, later Dotan),
Chaya Poritzky (nee Kowalska, later Dotan),
Yehudit Kaminski (nee Kuberska),
Ephraim Kaminski [Front row L-R]: Hinda Kowalska (later Weissenstern), Mejer
Kowalski, Izrael Mosze Kowalski (later Moshe Peled), Esther Kowalski (nee Estera Dwojra Kaminska) |
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Sadie (Sora) Kowalska and
husband Charles Rubman, ca 1920
Sadie went to America, 1914,
via UK |
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Mendel Staroletni, 1915
Russian Army, Summer and Winter Uniforms
Drafted into the Russian Army, 1914
Went to America via Japan, 1918 |
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New Haven, CT, ca 1925
Dawid Staroletni (David Levine in America)
Born in Radzilow; married in Wizna
[Right photo]: Grandson Sheldon and
daughter Alice, both born in America
Dawid went to America before 1902 |
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England, 1918
Shim Kaminski (Samuel Kamensky in
England) in his WWI British Army
uniform of the Royal Engineers
Went to England, before 1904 |
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Kamensky Family, Liverpool, ca 1915
Shim Kaminski (Samuel Kamensky in
England), daughter Qeenie Kamensky,
wfie Kate Kamensky |
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Philip Star (Staroletni)
in his American GI uniform
during WWII (ca 1944), with his wife Marie
and twin daughters Frances and Shirley
Went to America, 1930
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Montevideo, Uruguay, 1954
[L-R]: Marjem (nee Chorazycka)
Linenberg, Abram Linenberg,
Sara (nee Linenberg) Ostrozshinski,
Abram Ostrozshinski, and son
Hershele Ostrozshinski
Went to Uruguay, ca 1930 |
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Israel, early 1940's
Mosze Szymon Sawicki (upon arriving in
Israel, took on his mother's maiden name
of Bursztyn and became Moshe Bourstein
and Shoshana (nee Kowalski) Bourstein
Mosze went to Israel, 1941
Shoshana went to Israel, 1935
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Finland, ca 1910-15
Joel Guthwert
Born in Radzilow, 1850
Went to Finland, 1872
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