Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Spouses
Birthabt 1875, Ofalu, Saros, Hungary [2355]
Deathaft 1930
FatherMoritz “Marcus“ ALEXANDER (1842-)
MotherAntonia “Tillie“ “Fannie“ FEIGENBAUM (1845-1894)
ChildrenAntoinette (1898-1965)
Jack “Julius” (1904-1994)
Maria (1905-1906)
Alzbeta (1912-~1942)
Ludovit (1914-)
Ernest (1917-)
Notes for Samuel SCHWARTZ
Last name may be spelled SCHWARCZ on documents in Hungary or as SCHWARZ on other documents.
This is probably the Benjamin SCHWARCZ who married Rezi ALEXANDER on 29 Jan 1895 in Lemes, Hungary. A tthe time of marriage, the groom was 26 and his residence is listed as Ujvár. [2374] This is probably Abaújvár, Hungary which is 36 km SSW of Ofalu, Saros, Hungary. [2375]
Family lore says that they had a large family with perhaps as many as 11 children.
A Samuel Schwarz from Opina, who was born in 1869, appears in a list of prosecuted people following World War II. [2376].
He also appears on a List of Jews from Slovakia transferred by way of Zilna Camp to the Lubin Region 21 Apr 1942. [2372] [2377]
This gentleman:
- Name: SCHWARZ, Samuel
- Born 29 Jan 1869 in Abaujvar, Abauj-Torna, Hungary
- Place of Residence: Opina
Right below him is listed:
- Name: SCHWARZ, Alzbeta
- Born 7 Feb 1912 in Opina.
Alberta may be either a daughter or daughter-in-law of Samuel.
Note that Opina, Slovakia is the same town as Ofalu, Saros, Hungary.
Family lore says that in addition to Antoinette and Julius, who emigrated to the US before World War II, two sons survived the war. [2378] These are probably two men included on a list of Hungarian survivors [2379]:
- SCHWARTZ, Ernest b. 7 Nov 1917 in Opina, residing in Cervenica after the war.
- SCHWARTZ, Ludovit, b. 28 Sep 1914 in Opina, residing in Cervenica after the war.
Both were in hiding for 36 months and returned on 19 Jan 1945. They are looking for their father,2 sisters and 1 brother. (Note that Cervenica is 3.4 km from Opina/Ofalu.)
This is probably the Benjamin SCHWARCZ who married Rezi ALEXANDER on 29 Jan 1895 in Lemes, Hungary. A tthe time of marriage, the groom was 26 and his residence is listed as Ujvár. [2374] This is probably Abaújvár, Hungary which is 36 km SSW of Ofalu, Saros, Hungary. [2375]
Family lore says that they had a large family with perhaps as many as 11 children.
A Samuel Schwarz from Opina, who was born in 1869, appears in a list of prosecuted people following World War II. [2376].
He also appears on a List of Jews from Slovakia transferred by way of Zilna Camp to the Lubin Region 21 Apr 1942. [2372] [2377]
This gentleman:
- Name: SCHWARZ, Samuel
- Born 29 Jan 1869 in Abaujvar, Abauj-Torna, Hungary
- Place of Residence: Opina
Right below him is listed:
- Name: SCHWARZ, Alzbeta
- Born 7 Feb 1912 in Opina.
Alberta may be either a daughter or daughter-in-law of Samuel.
Note that Opina, Slovakia is the same town as Ofalu, Saros, Hungary.
Family lore says that in addition to Antoinette and Julius, who emigrated to the US before World War II, two sons survived the war. [2378] These are probably two men included on a list of Hungarian survivors [2379]:
- SCHWARTZ, Ernest b. 7 Nov 1917 in Opina, residing in Cervenica after the war.
- SCHWARTZ, Ludovit, b. 28 Sep 1914 in Opina, residing in Cervenica after the war.
Both were in hiding for 36 months and returned on 19 Jan 1945. They are looking for their father,2 sisters and 1 brother. (Note that Cervenica is 3.4 km from Opina/Ofalu.)