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	FrankFeiner: Feiner Please, any data about FEINER family members ever lived in Hungary or Slovakia are welcome ! I can give you details about my search results. Frank Feiner, Rotterdam, Netherlands		11/05/2004, 11:50:14 #: 200405224 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Feiner Frank The Slovak Republic's phone book is listing a FEINER in city of Trnava's and Levice's phone book. www.zoznamst.sk http://mapy.atlas.sk for locating a town in SK www.matav.hu/english/index.html Surname FEINER lists in Hungary's phone book. www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator http://vivisimo.com 301 FEINERs passed thru Ellis Island port to America. www.ellisislandrecords.org		11/05/2004, 12:36:41 #: 200405226 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Frank Feiner: Re: Feiner Thank you ! I am in contact with the Feiner in Trnava and know about the Feiner in Levice. They are related to each other. My ggf Leopold lived in Zelenec near Trnava, but died young. The mother Fani Grab moved with the two little sons to Vienna about 1877. I try to find the connection to the Feiner's in western Slovakia / northern Hungary. Frank		11/05/2004, 12:53:38 #: 200405227 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Feiner Frank Austria's phone site is at : www.otb.at www.genealogienetz.de/reg The LDS-Mormons (Family History Center) have filmed the church records but this Western region's films are not yet released. You might want to check their site to be sure.		11/05/2004, 17:12:37 #: 200405233 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FrankFeiner: Re: Feiner hello Zlatica, Thanks once again for your advice ! The point is that I know a lot about the Feiner in Vienna, but almost nothing about my ggf and any other Feiner in Slovakia. My ggm came to Vienna with my gf and his brother. She remarried and I am not sure there was still contact with the Feiner people in North Hungary / Slovakia. As these Feiner were jewish many family members did not survive WWII. Others are spread all over the world. I did not yet find a Feiner who did know more than only a few other Feiner. Yes, I already did a lot of search, also with jewishgen etc. but after more than 10 years I did not yet find any brother, sister, father or mother of my ggf Leopold (Lipot) FEINER, born 1835 in Zelenec (Szelinc), and my ggm Fani GRAB, born in 1842 probably also in Zelenec. I found Feiner in Radixindex, all the Feiner in that region are probably related. Frank.		11/05/2004, 18:18:39 #: 200405234 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Feiner Your welcome, Frank. Seems that you have looked everyplace there is too look. Might you consider on going to the "old country" and check out the church records in the archive? Did you know that in 1990 in Poland there were 46 FEINERs and 1036 GRABs? I am sure you know. www.herby.com.pl/herby		11/05/2004, 18:26:05 #: 200405235 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FrankFeiner: Re: Feiner OK, About Poland : Up to now I did not find the Feiner in Poland connected to those in Slovakia. Probably both came originally from Germany. The Feiner in Poland seems to be very religious jews, those in Slovakia probably did live more the costums and not the religion. They were more connected to the Austrians. But in periods jews had difficulties with the Austrians /antisemitism, a lot of jews hungarised... and often changed their german name into a hungarian one. Yes, I´ve to go to Bratislava, there are the books of the jewish community of Trnava, with all the records. About Fani Grab I know nothing- I found a gravestone of a Fani Grab in Trnava, but it turned out to be a Fani married to a Grab. Hans Peter Grab from Germany has an incredible amount of data about Grab families. He counted about 12 ´tribes´ not connected to each other. I will pass the polnish website to him. But he will have the same difficulty not being able to understand polnish. I understand you live in an eglisch speaking country.. I live in Rotterdam, NL. yours, Frank Feiner.		11/05/2004, 20:17:54 #: 200405243 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Feiner Living in US and born in the Eastern region of Slovak Republic. Here some sites for research in Poland. Never know what you might find. www.sggee.org/index.html www.galizien-online.de http://maxpages.com/poland As for Herby site : click off the Ogloszenie, click on Slownik Nazwisk, in the window type a name and click on Szukaj. There you should see a abbreviation of a Woj/ regions where the name is listed/ registered. Click on Tutaj znajduja to see what the abbreviation is: Wa is Warszawskie.		11/05/2004, 22:06:29 #: 200405245 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Gary: Re: Feiner I was looking for my Feiner relatives. My Great Grandfather was Jacob Feiner and my Great Grandmother was Esther Dora Feiner and her maiden name was Goldman. I was always told they were from Austria, but I just found out that they belonged to a Lodge in New York called Jaraslauer Lodge. I found a town in Poland name Jaroslaw and thought it might be the real name of the town from where they came. They lived and died in Brooklyn and were buired at Mt Zion Cemetery in Queens. They had four children: Herman, Phoebe, Hylda and Al. My Great Grandmother had a sister named Hanah. Thank you for any help or information on my family. Gary		08/11/2004, 21:48:16 #: 200411228 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FrankFeiner: Re: Feiner Thank you for your mail. My Feiner came from Upper-Hungary = Western Slovakia (Trnava region) about 1875 to Vienna: Fanny FEINER (born GRAB) with her two boys Jakob and Louis. I found several FEINER in that region, but no connection to Poland. But I will save your info, who knows... regards, Frank Rotterdam,NL		08/11/2004, 22:46:51 #: 200411232 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Geri Roth: Re: Feiner You are in luck. I know about the feiner family in Northeastern Hungary. I am related to them. One Feiner son went into the labor camps and survived the war. He settled in Budapest during the war. His name was emil Feiner. I do not have time to write now, but will try and get back to you soon. I have pictures of Emil's wedding. He has children and grandchildren in Budapest. Emil came from the Roth family and they were from Kovacsvagas. He still might be alive. I do have the address and will have to find it. I wa writting to them several years ago, but it is difficult because I do not know Hungarian. Actually this is exciting. I can give you a lot of information. How were you related to the Feiner's? e-mail me so it will be easy for me to get back to you. Best Regards, Geri Roth		29/12/2004, 22:20:21 #: 200412870 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Geri Roth: Re: Feiner Hello, I hope you got my last e-mail. I have this address and I hope it is still good. The last time I wrote to them it was in the 1980'. Emil Feiner is my cousin and his daughter is Mary. I do not know if he is still alive but I am sure Mary his daughter is. I hope they have not moved. The do not speak engilsh so you will have to write in Hungarian. Emil Feiner c/o Mary VI Voros Martz Ucca 31# Flor #20 Be sure and let me know what happens. I was planning on writting them also. Best Regards, Geri		29/12/2004, 22:40:28 #: 200412872 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FrankFeiner: Re: Feiner Geri, thank you for the message. The town Kovacsvagas is probaqbly: http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?latlongtype=decimal&latitude=48.4500&longitude=21.5333&size=big I found 5 to 6 groups of family Feiner in western Slovakia, formely western North Hungary. The connections are probably about 1800. I did not find documents or registers yet, but there are similarities in given names (many Leopold, Lois, Jacob and Joseph.) You can mail me private at genealogy -a-t- frankfeiner -d-o-t- nl and then I can send you details. I am collecting all Feiner genealogy. regards, Frank Feiner, Rotterdam, NL		29/12/2004, 23:01:01 #: 200412875 post replyedit abuse? profile

	kezdi: Geri Roth: Re: Feiner MATAV Hung. ph. dir. lists these No's under the same address: name: Feiner Barnabás town: 1064 Budapest VI. kerület street/square: Vörösmarty utca 31 phone number: (70) 558-1280 name: Feiner József town: 1064 Budapest VI. kerület street/square: Vörösmarty utca 31 phone number: (1) 341-6453		30/12/2004, 00:05:03 #: 200412879 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FrankFeiner: Re: Geri Roth: Re: Feiner Hallo Geri, Thank you for your help. I was off-line for quite a while due to a computercrash. regards, Frank.		30/01/2005, 16:32:59 #: 2005011145 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FrankFeiner: Cecilia Feiner A break Trough! In neveklarsfeld.org I searched for a gandaunt Cecilia FEINER and found her daughter Margit Hollander on a susvivorlist. I looked in the US Social Security death index and found a Margit Hollander died in Detroit, Michigan. In e cemetery list I found the data. Is this a cousin of my father. Someone in Detroit chequed at the cemetery and yes, she is. So now to find the way back to Trnava. Who has Margit Hollander and her mother Cecilia FEINER (married to S.Hollander) seen in a databank or can suggest where to search. Frank.		15/03/2005, 00:33:53 #: 200503621 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Cecilia Feiner Frank That is a great news. I just thought I let you know that HOLLANDER and HOLANDER (with umlauts on the A) show up in SK's phone book and the closes listing in city of Bratislava. www.zoznamst.sk		15/03/2005, 00:41:20 #: 200503622 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Geri Roth: Re: Feiner I am interested in the female name "Tsarne" Does anyone know this name and was it common in the 1800's in Hungary. My great grandfathers first wife had this first name. Then I heard her name was Julie. Could this name mean Julie? Thank you, Geri Roth		12/04/2005, 07:15:55 #: 200504465 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Frank Feiner: Re: Feiner Julie might be the wife of "Tsar"		12/04/2005, 09:21:02 #: 200504470 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Zlatica : Re: Feiner Geri A website for first name: www.fam.aust.com/topolcsany/names The *ne* if it was on first name Janos(ne) would be like Mrs. Janos. On what sort of records is this written?		12/04/2005, 14:22:58 #: 200504474 post replyedit abuse? profile

	FB: Re: Feiner I'm Barnabás Feiner from Hungary. "I have pictures of Emil's wedding." If you really have pictures of my grandfather please send to my e-mail address: F_Barnabas -a-t- yahoo -d-o-t- com Emil was dead in 1977. His son is my father...Do you have any information about my grandfather? What was he like? And who are you? I'm waiting for your answer.		23/11/2005, 00:41:57 #: 200511963 post replyedit abuse? profile

	feinernl: Re: Feiner Hello all, I made little progress in the search for my FEINER ancestry. Please, if any of you knows Feiner connected to these Family from Zelenec near Trnava, Slovakia (Szilinc near Nagyszombat in the Hungarian times), please contact. 1 Leopold FEINER b:1835 Zelenec d:1874 Zelenec Fani GRAB b:25.09.1840 Cerova d:10.06.1934 Wien . 2 Max FEINER b:03.06.1864 Zelenec d:12.12.1873 . 2 Adolf FEINER b:02.09.1866 Zelenec . 2 Jakob Bernat FEINER b:25.06.1868 Zelenec d:1925 Wien .... Josephine LAMPL b:11.11.1864 Wien d:18.03.1942 Lodz . 2 Cecilia FEINER b:01.05.1870 Zelenec d:holocaust .... Solomon HOLLÄNDER b:02.05.1862 Trnava d:holocaust . 2 Louis FEINER b:21.07.1872 Zelenec d:1942 Lodz .... (1)Ida BLECHNER b:20.02.1875 Wien d:28.12.1908 Wien .... (2)Regine BLECHNER b:22.06.1868 Wien d:1942 Lodz This Louis is my grandfather. Especially I want to know more about Leopold and Adolf ! regards, Frank Feiner, Rotterdam NL		26/12/2006, 02:02:59 #: 2006121044 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Landers: Re: Feiner Hi, My wife is born in Budapest and I know her family was Feiner and that they were from todays Slovakia My wifes grandmother was Margit Feiner I believe the best known person from this branch of the family is Eugene Fodor (Jenö Feiner). He was a publisher and writer in the U.S.A. Lars Andersson, Trelleborg, Sweden		03/03/2012, 20:58:54 #: 201203117 post replyedit abuse? profile

	Frank Feiner: Re: Feiner Hello Lars, Quite interesting! Can you present more information? A long time ago someone has told me of a namechange Feiner to Fodor. My Feiner lived near Trnava (Nagyszombat). I found Feiner in Binovce (Binocz), Trstin (Nadas) and some other places. I colect data of every FEINER in Northern Hungary/Slovakia. Since one yer I live in Austria near Vienna, so Slovakia is near for visiting the archives. Although many rabinical books are on line now on familysearch.org there is a lot more in the local archives, some documents the archive will not be presented without asking for it specific. It is obvious Slovakia does not want to show much as still beinge silent about the states role in WWII. But younger archivists are helpful. My current email addres is frank.feiner -a-t- aon -d-o-t- at Frank Feiner, Mödling, Austria.		07/04/2012, 11:20:24 #: 201204194 post replyedit abuse? profile

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