TAUB
April 2001
My Maternal grandfather, Leon Chaim is from the Rzeszow-Debice area.
He
spent his adult life in Krakow and Katowice however.
His mother's ( my
maternal ggrandmother) maiden name was Taub.
My grandfather emigrated to the US
after the Holocaust but had lost contact with many members of his family who
had emigrated to the US earlier in the century. He was the only survivor in
his immediate family, most of whom remained in the Debice-Rzezow area.
Thank you so much,
Margot F. Bester
Perkins Coie LLP
Tel-(202) 434-1608
Fax-(202) 434-1690
bestm@perkinscoie.com
Hi Israel,
Yes, we are related, but probably at least 4 or 5 generations upward, as this
part of our family left Debica 3 generations ago. I first contacted Shlomo, who
gave my address to his sister Amalia, who currently lives in the States, and she
called me about 3 weeks ago. We checked all known connections together, and she
got all the details I could give her, including your site.
Shalom,
Jenny
September 6, 1999
Dear Mr. Perker:
My name is Amalia Taub , My family came from Crakau Poland. I do not have
much information about the Taub family since my father never wanted to tell
us. I have a brother Shlomo Taub living in Israel. My father was Chaim Hirsch
Taub born in 1904 in Crakau. He had two brothers Michael David Taub, and
Mottle Taub. My Grandfather was Shlomo Taub born in 1878 near Crakau.My
great-grandfather was Naftali Hersch Taub married to Hinda Lea Fendler. The
only information my father left with us was that his family came from
Dembitza Poland. I will be very greateful for any information or contacts
you have .
Regards
Amalia
Date:Thu, 12 Dec 1996
Israel, Shalom!
My name is Jenny Taub, and I am the daughter of Joseph Taub (son of
Natan Taub) from Debica. I live in Jerusalem, and would be delighted to
exchange information with you. As a matter of fact, we held a first meeting
of all the remaining great-grandchildren of Moshe Taub, Natan's father, ...
only yesterday, and it is a pity that I found this site only today.
I was born in Paris after the war, and came to Israel 20 years ago. I have 3
first-cousins in LA (USA), 2 in Israel, as well as several 2nd-cousins, and
I have an enormous genealogic tree which goes back 5 generations (although I
don't have much information about the 2-3 first generations, and none at all
beyond that). Part of the information I received from my late uncle, part
from other living relatives (my own father never spoke much about all this),
and part, of course, from the Debica book.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Shalom,
Jenny Taub
Sun, 26 Apr 1998
My name is Mark Taub. My father, David Taub, was born in Dembitz July 16,
1923.
We both live today in Dallas, Texas
.
We have been back to Dembitz three times in the last 6 years, most recently in
November 1995.
My father's immediate family was as follows:
Grandfather-Feivel
Grandmother-Reisel
Father-Mendel
Mother-Gittel
Sisters-Feige and Salka
Brother-Joachim
Twin Brother and Sister
Only my father and his brother Joachim (Jack, who currently lives in Miami)
survived the war.
My family was in the wholesale egg business before the war.
While we were in Dembitz we obtained some interesting archival documentation
(School Report Cards, Voter Registration Lists, Page From Pre-War Dembitz
Telephone Book) that I would be glad to share with you.
Your website is excellent.
Dembitz5@aol.com
My father was Morris (Moshe) Taub born about 1885; mother was Pauline
(Pesl) Mahler. They emigrated from Dembitz to New York about 1904. My
fathers father was Jacob Taub and had a position at the synagogue as an
adjudictor.
We are trying to collect as much family and data as is
possible to acquire, about both families. Any assistance you could provide
would be much apprecited. If you would find more information from our end
helpful please ask.
We reside in Seattle, although my chldren are in Illinois and Maryland USA.
Alvin
alboy@prodigy.net
July 25 1999