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The Perlow–Wiesner Family

A family history of the seven siblings and their ancestors

Chomsk · Hungary · Shanghai · Brooklyn · Jerusalem

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Dedication

For the seven siblings — Feigel (Cipi), R’ Aharon (R’ Ari) z”l, Hindy, Yanky, Chayie, Asher (Osher) and Shmaya — and in memory of their parents, R’ Eliezer Zev and Miriam Perlow, and of every member of the family remembered in these pages.
1902 Sajószentpéter wedding group, Moshe Glück × Czili Grosz (Juli Grosz's granddaughter), tagged with Farkas Wiesner, Gizella and Rabbi Sámuel Braunfeld
1902 Sajószentpéter wedding group, Moshe Glück × Czili Grosz (Juli Grosz's granddaughter), tagged with Farkas Wiesner, Gizella and Rabbi Sámuel Braunfeld ProbableGeni

Contents

Front of the book

  1. ·Year by YearBirths, marriages, journeys and deaths, oldest firsttimeline

The book

  1. 1The Seven SiblingsR’ Eliezer Zev and Miriam Perlow and the lines that meet in their children6 people · 7 images
  2. 2Perlow & ZditowskiChomsk, in today’s Belarus105 people · 168 images
  3. 3Wiesner & ReichGáva, Sajószentpéter and Kovácsvágás81 people · 135 images
  4. 4Braunfeld & GroszSajószentpéter and Monostorpályi29 people · 33 images
  5. 5Szender, Engel & FriedHajdúdorog and Hajdúnánás52 people · 41 images
  6. 6Glück, Rózmann, Ornstein & FischNyírbátor, Kemecse, Bököny, Pápa and Kalló56 people · 46 images
  7. 7RemembranceThose of the family who died in the Holocaust, those who survived, and the cases still open41 names
  8. 8Faces of the FamilyPhotographs with every identified person labelled4 photographs

Back of the book

  1. ·Index of namesEveryone on the family tree, A to Z, with the chapter336 names
  2. ·Sources & bibliographyHow each claim is graded, and the record collections used
  3. ·The printed bookPrint and shareable PDFs, the ancestor trees and the archivePDF

How to read this book

Every name, date and relationship in this book comes from the family tree and its records, and carries its grade: Proven read on an original record; Probable strong evidence short of proof; Possible a lead still being tested. Living members of the family appear by name and relation only.

Tap any name to open that person’s full record. The research tools stay one tap away on every page, in the bar under the title.

Research tools

Family TreeThe interactive tree: all lines from the seven siblings, or one line at a timeRelationship finderType two names and see exactly how they are relatedSearchPeople, photographs, records and places, in any spellingPeopleEvery person on the tree with their recordGalleryPhotographs and gravestones, with zoom and filtersDocumentsThe original records behind the treeMapThe family’s towns, from Chomsk to BrooklynTimelinesBirths, marriages, journeys and deaths, line by linePhoto timelinePhotographs in the order they were takenYahrzeitsThe next yahrzeit first, by Hebrew dateLatestRecent discoveries, conflicts and leads still being checkedUnknown photosHelp identify the people in these picturesLibraryThe printed book, the ancestor trees and the archiveSourcesHow each claim is graded, and the record collections used