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My name is Edward Meltzer and I am from Kansas City.  I am
researching my maternal grandmothers family.  Their name is listed as
Miller on the Ellis Island ledgers and they settled in Patterson New
Jersey before coming to Kansas City.  They came from a town south
southeast of Lodz and forgive me but I believe the spelling is close
to Radoszyce.

However, I was told that their name in Poland was something close to
Millschpeis and I have no idea of how to correctly spell that.  Are
there any connections in this group to anyone else by chance?

Thank you.

Dear Ed,

We could very well be related.  But I know little of Louis Miller that I
could not say.  It was very likely that Louis was the immigrant.  All I know is
that he is likely to have lived in NYC and Philadelphia, possibly also in
Baltimore.  He beat my greatt grandmother to the extent that my grandfatther hit
him
over the head with a wine bottle and kicked him out.  Do your Millers have
big ears?  I wish I knew more.

Judy Miller


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Dear Judy:  Were any of your family from the town of Radocyze, near
Lodz?  That would be one link.  The other link would be if there was
a connection to that yiddish last name of Milschpeis.  Do you know
when your millers came to America and if they came through Ellis
Island?
Ed

--- In miller-name-jewish@yahoogroups.com, fmlyhx@a... wrote:
> Dear Ed,
>
> We could very well be related.  But I know little of Louis Miller
that I
> could not say.  It was very likely that Louis was the immigrant.
All I know is
> that he is likely to have lived in NYC and Philadelphia, possibly
also in
> Baltimore.  He beat my greatt grandmother to the extent that my
grandfatther hit him
> over the head with a wine bottle and kicked him out.  Do your
Millers have
> big ears?  I wish I knew more.
>
> Judy Miller
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Does anyone know any variations on miller other than mueller?

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>            From: "Milton E Botwinick" <botwinick@...>
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>    Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 04:20:31 -0000
>    From: "Milton E Botwinick" <botwinick@...>
> Subject: variations
>
> Does anyone know any variations on miller other than mueller?

I'm not sure what constitutes a variation.  My mother's parents, sometime after
1906, changed their name to Miller in the US.  Prior to that it wAS Milewski,
pronounced somewhat like Milievski.

Howard Bensen
>
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Does Milschpeis (sp?) count as a variation?
Regards,
Eddie Meltzer
Kansas City

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Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2003 1:05 AM
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    Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 23:42:40 GMT
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> There is 1 message in this issue.
>
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>            From: "Milton E Botwinick" <botwinick@...>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
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>    Date: Tue, 16 Dec 2003 04:20:31 -0000
>    From: "Milton E Botwinick" <botwinick@...>
> Subject: variations
>
> Does anyone know any variations on miller other than mueller?

I'm not sure what constitutes a variation.  My mother's parents, sometime
after
1906, changed their name to Miller in the US.  Prior to that it wAS
Milewski,
pronounced somewhat like Milievski.

Howard Bensen
>
>
>
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>
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Chester,
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I guess it could, Eddie.  But I don't know if fits.  Judy


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I am looking for information about my family from Woodbine New Jersey.
They were Russian jewish Iimmigrants. Harry and Elizabeth Miller with four
daughters Clara, Rose, Esther, Eleanore. My grandparents were tailors and
lived in Woodbine in the early 1900's.

Sorry, I can't help.


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SEARCHING FOR DISTANT FAMILY IN USA (ÒNEW YORK.?(
MILLER; MILTON
          ARLENEÒ)DAUGHTR RITA?).
          RICHARD )DICKÑ(
MOTHER FLORRIE LIVED IN NJ

There is a Woodbine mailing list in this Yahoo groups area.

I am trying to find out the birth town of my paternal grandmother,
Ethel Miller. The little information I have isn't helping at all,
even with my extensive research on Ancestry.com.

My grandmother was born "in Poland" in 1891 (no one remembers her
birth town), was Jewish, and emigrated to the United States via Port
of Baltimore about 1903. She lived in Cleveland Ohio from about 1911
to her death in 1961. According to my father, she spoke Polish and
Yiddish. She was married to Albert Kaufman. She had a brother
named "Abraham".

My father insists that my grandmother's maiden name was "Miller".

Any leads, suggestions?
...Jeff K.

In a message dated 01 08 2005 9:02:53 PM, nkfisch@... writes:

<< I have recently discovered that 2 of my cousins left Hungary and came to

America in 1905.  I am looking for the sons of Herman Muller/Miller and

Rebecca Fisch Muller/Miller.


JOSEPH MULLER/MILLER born May 1, 1883 and arrived in Ellis Island March 29,

1905.  He was heading to Fremont, OH. to an uncle, JOSEPH HERSCHKOVIKS.


BENSCI/BENEZE MULLER/MILLER, born November 15, 1886 and arrived in Ellis

Island September 12, 1905.  He was heading to Fremont, OH. to a friend,

MORITZ GOLDMAN.


Does any of this sound familiar to you?


I very much appreciate any help.


Most sincerely,

Nancy Scholem

NY, NY


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Milton E. Botwinick [professional genealogist]    botwinick@...
  botwinick@...        MEBotwinick@...
           http://hometown.aol.com/botwinick/myhomepage/index.html

I have recently discovered that my relatives original name may have
been any of those listed in the subject line.  Their names were
changed to Miller and they settled in Patterson, New Jersey on Water
Street between 1917 and 1922.

My family came from all three shtetl's in Poland, Tomaszow, Lodz and
Radoszyce.

Are there any other connections out there with similar original names
and locations?

Regards,
Eddie Meltzer
Kansas City

In a message dated 01 13 2005 7:11:45 PM, miller-name-jewish

<<  <bukeem@...>

Comment from user:
looking for information on Michel Muller/Miller wife and 2 sons who came
here in 1851 from Germany or France. Trying to piece together information. >>



Milton E. Botwinick [professional genealogist]  botwinick@...
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Dear List,

I am the newest member.
My name is Micha Reisel, I live in Hod Hasharon, Israel
since 1998, before that 27 years in Oslo, Norway and
before that I was Dutch.

I have been researching my Lithuanian Jewish roots
for 20 years but haven't done too much
on my Dutch/German Jewish roots.

My maternal gggggf was born in Hanau in Germany in 1720
He came to Holland to Diepenheim as Andries Liefmann
and in 1811 added the surname MULLER.
He died in Diepenheim in 1820.
Family lore says that he owned a mill and therefore
called himself Muller, which sounds plausible.
There are no records in Diepenheim that he ever owned
a mill, and a Miller in Dutch is 'molenaar' not muller.

Anything of this rings any bells with anybody?

thanks and take care
Micha Reisel

Vice President of JFRA-Israel
(the Jewish Family Research Association of Israel).
Researching MULLER from Hanau Germany

Hello,

My mother's maternal grandparents were Leo and Ida Miller, originally
from Dobromil Poland, now in the Ukraine. Miller, as I've heard was #2
on the Americanized names list. They lost many relatives and friends
to the Nazis, but I am hoping that someone out there is a descedent of
a survivor or someone who left Europe before the war. If you know of
anyone, please contact me.

Thank you
Adina Bernstein

Hello,

I am Marilyn Amodeo and I just joined the group.  DNA testing has
identified my grandfather, Wilhelm Friedrich Mueller, as having a
German Jewish ancestry connection. I am research this genealogy line
and so far I know the folowing: b1853, Ebersdorf,GE; d1907, Jersey
City,NJ. Emigrated through Ellis Island in 1887.

Any help or advice would be appreciated.

Marilyn,

My name is Barbara Morgenstern and I am not so sure I will be able to help
you.  My Miller is Louis Miller, my husband's maternal grandfather and the
family story is that he left Russia because he did not want to serve in the
military.  I have not been able to determine where in Russia he is  from.  He
also
did not come directly to the United States but through  Palestine and Miller
is an assumed name.

I am hoping that I will be able to make it to the New York City Municipal
Archives in the next couple of weeks and get a copy of his marriage certificate
and may know more then.

I am not even sure he became a citizen, so I am not even sure about
naturalization papers.

I am sorry that I can't really help you.

Barbara
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I am researching Jacob (b.c.1853 in Germany/Poland/Russia) and Rachel
(Goldstein, b.c. 1860 in same) and m.c.1878. They arrived Hull(UK)
bef.1881 and moved to Leeds(UK) bef.1891. Lived on Cardiff during the
90's. They had 9 children:

5 emigrated to the USA: Dora (b.1880 Hull, m.1904(Alfred Herman in
Johannesberg!) to Buffalo, NY 1908); Hyman (b.c.1881 Hull,
m.bef.1920(Fannie ?) to Buffalo (1911) & Philadelphia); Louis (b.c.1888
Leeds, m.bef.1920(Frances ?) to Buffalo (1910) & Philadelphia; Emily
(b.c. 1890 Leeds. to NY, NY (1912)); Abraham (b.1898 Cardiff. to Buffalo
(1916) & Bronx).

4 stayed in the UK (ie no trace of emigration): Ellis (b.c.1883, Hull);
Isaac (b.c.1885, Hull); Samuel (b.c.1893, Leeds); Betsy (b.c.1896,
Leeds).

I am doing this for my daughter-in-law who is descended from Dora and
would dearly love to trace current descendants.

Ken Baxter

Hello Miller Family!!  My name is Michele and I'm in ohio. I want to start off
by telling you a few things about me. I have a little bit of an odd hobby. I
like to collect vintage photographs/ letters/papers anything of age, and then do
research to try to find "KIN" folk to what I have and then send it "home again"
at no charge. I enjoy doing it and have been doing it for several months now. I
honestly don't see any end in sight, which makes me happy.
You should also know that I am in no way related to the Harding/Millard Family.
And the last thing you should know is that the info I'm about to tell you about
is something that "I" personally, am not selling. It's on a site called
shopgoodwill. com That site belongs to all those Goodwill Thrift stores you see
out here across the USA. I do not work for them, not affiliated with them, and
am not selling anything. I just want to be CRYSTAL clear on this. They sell
items on there for helping people in their community and these items are all
donated to them. They have it set up just about like ebay.
Anyway, now that you know my intentions are "innocent", I'll go on.
I was browing through to see if anything caught my eye, and boy did one ever!
Here's what I found concerning the Harding/Millard family.

Vintage 50th Anniversary Photo (4540797)(That's the number in case you want to
view it)
About 8.25in by 10in. Black and white photo of Willis Harding and Eva Millard,
of Lennox Penn on their 50th Wedding anniversary. Taken in 1929. Identifying
note on back. Separation lower left corner of frame. Some rubs on corners of
frame. About .25in chip on frame.
There's another photo showing a slip of paper with this info on it:
Willis R. Harding
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Eva L. Millard
Lennox, PA
50th Wedding Anniversary
Married The Baptist Parsinage
March 26th, 1879 No town given, PA.
I thought it might be worth a shot.
Anyhoo....there you go Harding/Millard Family members. I hope someone find it.

I am going to be unsubscribing from these lovely families though as like I
stated before, I have no Harding/Millards in my family.

Thanks for reading!
Michele in Ohio






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sorry, no

Group name miller-name-jewish
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Group E-mail: miller-name-jewish@yahoogroups.com

On Oct 20, 2009, at 19:51, Lois Levick wrote:

>
> - From : Lois Levick, (researcher code 148882) loisl637@...
> - To : Milton E Botwinick, (researcher code 1426)
> - Subject : The JewishGen Family Finder:
> =======================================================
> Hello -
> My grandfather was Peretz Miller (Muliarsky) from Russia/Poland.  Is
> this familiar?



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Lois, can you givemore details. Then maybe someone can find a connection.
Ros. researching Maler/Muller from Lithuania
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: botwinick milton
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   Cc: miller-name-jewish@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 3:01 AM
   Subject: [miller] Re: The JewishGen Family Finder:


     sorry, no

   Group name miller-name-jewish
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   On Oct 20, 2009, at 19:51, Lois Levick wrote:

   >
   > - From : Lois Levick, (researcher code 148882) loisl637@...
   > - To : Milton E Botwinick, (researcher code 1426)
   > - Subject : The JewishGen Family Finder:
   > =======================================================
   > Hello -
   > My grandfather was Peretz Miller (Muliarsky) from Russia/Poland. Is
   > this familiar?

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Lois is not on this mailing list


On Oct 22, 2009, at 17:13, Rosalind Romem wrote:

> Lois, can you givemore details. Then maybe someone can find a
> connection.
> Ros. researching Maler/Muller from Lithuania
>  ----- Original Message -----
>  From: botwinick milton
>  To: loisl637@...
>  Cc: miller-name-jewish@yahoogroups.com
>  Sent: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 3:01 AM
>  Subject: [miller] Re: The JewishGen Family Finder:
>
>
>    sorry, no
>
>  Group name miller-name-jewish
>  Group home pagehttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/miller-name-jewish
>  Group E-mail: miller-name-jewish@yahoogroups.com
>
>  On Oct 20, 2009, at 19:51, Lois Levick wrote:
>
>>
>> - From : Lois Levick, (researcher code 148882) loisl637@...
>> - To : Milton E Botwinick, (researcher code 1426)
>> - Subject : The JewishGen Family Finder:
>> =======================================================
>> Hello -
>> My grandfather was Peretz Miller (Muliarsky) from Russia/Poland. Is
>> this familiar?
>
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> Chester, AllentownYahoo! Groups Links
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