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1	According to his niece, Sofia Przybylski Andel, when Chaskiel left for Argentina, Anni stayed behind in Poland "waiting for the 'call', the only way that she would emigrate to my country. But, in the meantime started the II World War and Anni was taken to the camps and was murdered there."	F14432	Family: F14432
2	According to Lena's nephew, Bernardo (in Brazil), Herman and Lena Seibel were "German" (or very close) cousins. We still do not know for sure how they were related; that is, who their common ancestor was. We believe that Yitzhak Yosef, Herman's father, was actually Yecheskal Seibel's son. As of now, we have no documentation to prove it. However, if Yecheskal was actually the father, then Herman and Lena would have been first cousins once removed. If instead Yitzhak Yosef's father was a brother of Yecheskal, then they would have been second cousins once removed, not "very close."	F1692	Family: F1692
3	According to their grand-daughter, Grace Gilbert Munoz: "Isidore and Rose owned a liquor store. But it was in Rose's name, as was the liquor license. This is because Isidore had a “minor” criminal conviction for bootlegging. They would make whiskey in the bathtub, put it in bottles in the stroller, and put baby Jack in the stroller, then deliver the bottles. Of course the joke is that Uncle Jack was raised on liquor!"	F11538	Family: F11538
4	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	F2143	Family: F2143
5	Elsie had one child by a previous marriage.	F14369	Family: F14369
6	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	F2129	Family: F2129
7	On the marriage certificate, Harry's age is listed as 31 and Lena's as 24. The witnesses were B. Perlman and M. Romaneff.	F1851	Family: F1851
8	See Belchatow ShtetLinks site	F1763	Family: F1763
9	See Belchatow ShtetLinks site	F1876	Family: F1876
10	See Belchatow ShtetLinks site	F1875	Family: F1875
11	See Belchatow ShtetLinks site	F2147	Family: F2147
12	separated 1959; never divorced.	F2031	Family: F2031
13	The 1930 US Federal Census (when they were 50 and 40 years old) says that they were 27 and 18 years old when they were married.	F14508	Family: F14508
14	We are not sure if Yitzhak Yosef was actually Yecheskal Seibel's son or not. As of now, we have no documentation to prove it. However, his son, Hersch Melech (Herman) Seibel, married a very close cousin, Lena Seibel (a "German cousin" according to her nephew, Bernardo Seibel). If Yecheskal was actually Yitzhak Yosef's father, then they would have been first cousins once removed. If instead Yecheskal was his uncle (i.e., his father was Yecheskal's brother), then they would have been second cousins once removed, not "very close."	F2225	Family: F2225
15	She was 40 years old at the time of the 1930 US Federal Census.	I3093	Esther
16	Said she was 87 when she died in 1941.	I2035	Pauline
17	In the Belchatow Book of Residents her surname is listed in one place as AWRONEN; elsewhere it is ABRAMSKA (feminine for Abramski).	I2879	Sura Hinda ABRAMSKI
18	Her name is listed as "Bessie," age 10, in the 1930 US Federal Census.	I1419	Barbara ("Bobbie") ALSTER
19	Changed his surname to "Andurer" when he came to America.	I90	Harris AMDURER
20	Declaration of Intent for citizenship was filed on September 28, 1897. His address in NYC was listed at 5 Jackson Street. In that declaration he said that he had arrived in US in September 1893. Petition for Citizenship was filed on October 3, 1902. In that document he said that he was born in Russia in October 1866. A witness, David Shaughnessy, testified that Harris Anderer [sic] had lived in the US (at least) since 1895, currently lived at 5 Jackson Street, and was a "cutter" by occupation. In the same document, the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York ordered that he be admitted to be a Citizen of the USA.	I90	Harris AMDURER
21	Listed his birthdate as October 1866 on naturalization papers in 1902. Yet, on marriage certificate in 1904, his age is listed (erroneously?) as 31 (instead of 38), consistent with a birthdate in 1873. And in the January 1920 census his age is listed as 48 (again consistent with 1873 birthdate). His age on tombstone is listed as 65 in December 1932. However, on his death certificate, his age was listed erroneously as 59, with a birthdate of December 15, 1873.	I90	Harris AMDURER
22	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	I2903	Laura Veronica ANDEL
23	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	I1579	Morgan Gale ARONSON
24	Joe always celebrated his birthdate as December 10, although his birth record in the Bialystock archives states he was born on November 10.	I1897	Joseph AUERBACH
25	Rose always celebrated her birthdate on March 24 or 26 (her niece Ruth is not sure which), although her birth record in the Bialystock archives states she was born on March 7.	I1909	Rose AUERBACH
26	Ruth's Yiddish name was Rochel.	I1587	Ruth AUERBACH
27	His WWI draft registration claims he was born on 19 OCT 1873.	I1867	Rubin AUERBACH (URBACH)
28	According to his granddaughter, Phillis Bilsky Wolk: "His name was Charles, but he thought it was fancy to have a middle name, so he added the Herman himself, and liked to be called "C.H." and had that on his grocery store sign."	I1199	Charles Herman BILSKY
29	According to his granddaughter, Phillis Bilsky Wolk: "My grandfather Charles was born in Clarksville, Tennessee and did lots of odd jobs as a teenager. When he got married to Bessie Dattel, they moved to Sunflower, Mississippi, to open a dry goods store. They then moved to Paris, Tennessee to open another dry goods store. (Issy and Toby were born there.) Then they moved back to Clarksville and opened a department store. (Ruben and Celia born there.) Then they moved to Forest City, Arkansas, and opened dry goods and a scrap yard. Uncle Issy ran the Scrap, and Dad [Ruben] and Uncle Toby ran the dry good then grocery store. The boys went into the army and, after the war, moved to Memphis, Tennessee. 'Papa' retired and moved to Memphis so Aunt Celia could meet Jewish boys. Papa then had some properties. (I used to go with him as a child to collect rents.) The true wandering Jews!"	I1199	Charles Herman BILSKY
30	Workmen's Circle Organization, Block 10, Section C, Line 14, Grave 18	I1243	Philip BILSKY
31	Workmen's Circle Organization, Block 10, Section 8, Line 4, grave 25	I1244	Sam BILSKY
32	David's twin brother	I2836	son (twin brother) BILSKY
33	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	I3022	Nell Patricia BLANK
34	Occupation listed as "watchmaker" in the marriage records of the Jewish community of Mitau for 1882. In the same year, he was registered in the enlistment office.	I2018	Jacob BLUM (BLOOM)
35	He was in the jewelry business and sold Harris (Harry) Andurer the diamond that he gave Lena as an engagement ring (to hock if they ever needed the money).	I723	David BUSSELL
36	Hymie's name in Europe was Cohen. Apparently he changed his name to Sandler.	I2919	Hyman COHEN/SANDLER
37	In the 1930 US Federal Census her father stated that he came to the US in 1920 with his wife and 5 oldest children.	I3090	Rose DESOW
38	He listed his birthdate as 16 May 1880 when he applied for US naturalization in 1926. However, when he applied for Social Security, he listed it as 7 May 1880.	I3092	Hyman (Chaim) DESOW (DESAU)
39	In the 1930 US Federal Census he stated that he came to the US in 1920 with his wife and 5 oldest children.	I3092	Hyman (Chaim) DESOW (DESAU)
40	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	I2789	Deborah Sadie (Sadie Dvora) DICKERMAN
41	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	I738	Stanley FINKELSTEIN
42	SS Vaderland	I2975	Rose (Rachel) FRAITAG
43	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	I40	Jules FREEMAN
44	21 Iyar 5760	I2864	Clara FULOP
45	Anna's maiden name was apparently mis-transcribed as "Gurswitz" in the online index of New York City marriages.	I405	Anna R. GAROWITZ
46	See Jacob H. Gilbert's Wikipedia article	I2225	Jacob H. (Jack) GILBERT
47	When Jack was very sick as a child with a deadly blood disease, his mother, Rose Miller, symbolically “sold” him to Fredricka Perlman, because the Perlmans were a robust and healthy family, to avoid the "evil eye" and to fool the Angel of Death (as was done in the Old Country). [Source: family lore, oral tradition]	I2225	Jacob H. (Jack) GILBERT
48	Came to US in 1899: Ben Gordon, Prop., Royal Bakery Restaurant , 118 S. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA; no children	I2019	Ben GORDON
49	Came to US in 1899 Merchant Tailor: 104 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, CA Residence: 326 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, Ca	I2015	Bernard (Boruch) GORDON
50	Her age was listed as 72 when she died in 1933.	I2017	Ella (Elke, Pesse) GORDON