| Who is Morris Hyman Haimovitch who was buried at Marlow Road on 1 December 1944 aged 33? - there is no stone with any other information. [solved - since discovered it was another son of Morris that went into an institution at a very young age] |
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Is there any information about Hyman's sons that went to the USA and Israel? [update - we now think that Morris arrived on a ship that was sailing from Hamburg to the USA via the UK in 1900. Morris stayed but a brother (possibly called David) and some cousins continued their voyage to New York - links: Morris?, David?]
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| How is the other Hyman Haimovitch connected? Wife was Golda, sons Harris (dob 12 June 1883, Cabinet Maker), Yoel (who went to Israel - died age 104) and Max (who lived in Peckham). See Harris Haimovitch tree. |
| How is another Harris Haimovitch (Furrier) - born 1873, connected? He had wife Betsy (born 1880) and a daughter Rachel who died aged 4. Who was Joe Haimovitch (Cabinet Maker)? Married Sarah in 1902 and father was Abraham. See 'Others' Haimovitch tree. |
| Who was N Haimovitch (aka Landau), born 14 March 1907. There is a National Archive record locked for 100 years. |
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Haimovitch records from over 72 million records held on US Social Security database. Also, Haimovitch death records from California between 1940-1997. |
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Current living Haimovitch's in US MyFamily people finder database. |
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US immigrants from Jassy around 1900 - no Haimovitch recorded but there are Haimowitz and Haimovich. Also Heimovitch from Bakno via Southampton.
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Haimovitch records from English Civil Registration Index 1837-1983 (free to search - enter 'Haimovitch' in surname box and select 'All Types' from drop down menu). |
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Haimovitch records from Ancestry.co.uk (UK & ireland - 179 entries with basic details - more detail requires payment). |
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Haimovitch records from Ancestry.Com (unbelievably lists neary 2 million records of Haimovitch including derivations and relatives. Databases include ship passenger lists, telephone books, etc. Basic info listed with more detail requiring payment). |
There are 65 people all researching their Haimovitch roots on JewishGen.org, many listing Iasi as the place of interest. Could any of these be our relatives? |
