US Port Records Documenting Lyakhovichi History

Angel Island Immigration Station
San Francisco California, 1910-1940

Algiers Immigration Station
New Orleans Louisiana 1913-1934

Canadian Border Crossings to the United States

Lake Michigan Car Ferry c.1920s
Until the car tunnel between Detroit Michigan and Windsor Ontario, was completed in 1930, immigrants and transients entering the US from Canada at the port of Detroit, arrived by car ferry. Newcomers were documented at this port in the alphabetical Card Manifests of Entries through the Port of Detroit, MI, 1906-1954, United States National Archives microfilm publication M1478, 117 rolls. This image is from the Michigan State Archives

The table below includes some of the people who entered the United States at a US seaport or at a US border crossing station from Canada. The Canadian port records of the United States were kept between the years 1895 and 1954 and we have not completed extracting information for those years. The US records of immigration from contiguous foreign territory on the northern border is given the umbrella title of the St Albans Port records. St Albans was a single crossing station in Vermont which gave its name to the series of records when the Montreal immigration station moved its central offices there. The St Albans records are cards transcribed during the Depression from original manifests to individual alphabetized cards, though the ports of St Johns and Halifax often still exist as ship manifests. There are 937 microfilm reels under the heading of St Albans. Some are soundexed, some strictly alphabetical, some organized under the crossing point, and there are other access combinations as well. The St Albans records cover anyone crossing from Canada into the Unitied States from 1895-1917 and from 1917-1954 anyone crossing east of the Montana-North Dakota line. West of that line you will find them filed under the records of the Port of Seattle. Before 1906, the records seem not to include people born in Canada, but they do include those resident there, even for many years, if born in another country.

The Canadian ports of US immigration retained in US records were (from east to west):
•Nova Scotia: Clements Port, Yarmouth, Liverpool, Port Hawkesbury, Sydney
•New Brunswick: Connors, Clair, St. Hillier, Edmondson, Green River, St. Leonard, Grand Falls, Aroostook Junction, Andover, Centrelle, Richmond Road/Richmond Corner, Woodstock, Debec Junction, Fosterville, Macadam Junction, Upper Mills, Milltown, St. Stephen, St. Andrews, Fair Haven, Wilsons Beach, Welshpool, North Head, Grand Manan, L'Etete
•Quebec: St. Regis, Dundee, Huntingdon/St. Agnes, Athelstan, Hemmingford, St. Johns, Lacolle Junction, Noyan Junction, St. Armand, Frelighsburg, Highwater, Mansonville, Magog, Georgeville, Beebe Junction, Stanstead Junction, Stanhope, Coaticook, Hereford, Comins Mills, Paquetteville, Megantic/Lake Megantic, Armstrong
•Ontario: Rainy River, Fort Frances, Pigeon River, Fort William, Port Arthur, Sault Ste. Marie, Bruce Mines, Thessalon, Blind River, Cutler, Gore Bay, Little Current, Depot Harbour, Parry Sound, Collingwood, Goderich, Point Edward, Sarnia, Courtright, Sombra, Port Lambton, Walpole Island, Wallaceburg, Walkerville, Windsor/Walkerville, Ojibwa, Amherstburg, Port Stanley, Port Burwell, Port Dover, Port Colborne, Windmill Point, Crystal Beach, Fort Erie/Erie Beach, Bridgeburg, Niagara Falls, Port Dalhousie, Toronto, Port Hope, Cobourg, Brighton, Trenton, Belleville, Picton, Deseronto, Bath, Kingston, Wolfe Island, Gananoque, Rockport, Brockville, Prescott, Iroquois, Morrisburg, Aultsville, Cornwall
•Manitoba: Bannerman, Snowflake, Killarney, Mowbray, Morden, Haskett, Gretna, Emerson, Sprague
•Saskatchewan: Willow Creek, West Popular River, Wood Mountain, East Poplar River, Big Muddy, Radville, Marienthal, North Portal, Northgate
•Alberta: Twin Lakes, Coutts, Pinhorn
•British Columbia: White Pass, Stewart, Anyox, Port Simpson, Prince Rupert, Ocean Falls, Powell River, Union Bay, Nanaimo, Ladysmith, Bamfield, Victoria, Steveston, Ladner, White Rock, Douglas (near White Rock), Pacific Highway (near White Rock), Aldergrove, Peardonville (near Huntingdon), Huntingdon, Mission, Upper Sumas, Chilliwack, Keremeos, Similkameen, Penticton, Osoyoos, Bridesville, Myncaster, Midway, Carson, Grand Forks, Cascade, Rossland, Paterson, Waneta, Rykerts, Kingsgate, Gateway, Newgate, Philips/Roosville
•Yukon: Forty Mile Creek, Dawson City

The first thing you will probably figure out, is that many of those places are unlikely to include many Jewish immigrants. The farther from a major city or port of ship disembarkation, the less likely the Jewish traveler was to use it as a waystation. But you can begin moving through the records by town alphabetically, picking the towns you think most likely or you can use the Soundex rolls to narrow your search. The St Alban films are are divided into four sets of Microfilm groups.
Manifests of Passengers Arriving in the St. Albans, VT, District through Canadian Pacific and Atlantic Ports, 1895-1954. 639 rolls.
Manifests of Passengers Arriving in the St. Albans, VT, District through Canadian Pacific Ports, 1929-1949. 25 rolls.
Soundex Index to Canadian Border Entries through the St. Albans, Vermont, District, 1895-1924. 401 rolls.
Soundex Index to Entries into the St. Albans, Vermont, District through Canadian Pacific and Atlantic Ports, 1924-1952. 98 rolls.

A Lechovicher in the St Albans Records
Chaim Noah Brevda through Buffalo

A Lechovicher in the Detroit crossing records
Leo Mandel in 1923

If you are in the process of making your way through these records and you spot people from our town, we would appreciate your input!

Canadian crossing records have a second set of values for Lyakhovichi immigrants.
They list the date of original Canadian entrance, even decades earlier, with the ship and port. Those entries into Canadian immigration jurisdiction, are maintained in Canada's National archives and may include details on the nearest relatives still in the last European residence. Second, many of the people who entered the US through Canadian ports did so initially on short term visits. Their return to Canada was documented by the Canadians in the period 1908-1918 if the person had not been born in Canada. Visits to Canadian relatives in that time period by US residents and those traveling on Russian passports, were also documented. The 1908-1918 materials are on 46 reels of microfilm held in Canada's National Archives which photodublicated the original manifests. We have not yet sought our fellow Lechovichers in those records.

Third Parties Named in the records of Lyakhovichi Residents Entering the US through Other US Ports
Alphabetized by name of Third Party

United States Port Records Documenting Lyakhovichi Residents
This page is created from microfilm records held by the United States National Archives. The indexes from which the various lists were drawn are the indexes that accompany those holdings. These are not all of the records from which lists can be drawn for these ports, but they are all of those whose creation and holding was mandated by the US government. For instance, we can draw on a list of 10,000 Jewish immigrants through the port of Galveston created by the Jewish Territorial Organization and also by the Jewish Immigration Information Board, two US organizations whose records are accessible to researchers. But the data from those lists will be published elsewhere on our pages. Similar data from the Kiev bureau that recruited Galveston immigrants is also available in the Kiev state archives and in the archives of the Central Zionist Archives in Israel. And the University of Haifa has created a name-searchable database of the Galveston material from the records of the Central Zionist Archives, but again that info is on another page of this website.

Many more names can still be added to these lists by additional searching. You will want to regularly check this page. The St Albans lists (Canadian Border Crossing) and the Galveston lists are especially in need of augmenting, we have just begun the process!

Few records have to stand entirely on their own. Remember to check our other pages, starting with Migration Documents which contains all of the immigration lists created for the Lyakhovichi website. If you can't find an immigrant through one port, check the others. But if you do find an immigrant at one port, your work is not done. Originally, I had no idea that I would find my relatives who got off Philadelphia ships bound from Liverpool, in the Hamburg records. I was unaware of the role that the Hilfsverein der Deutschen Juden played at the port of Bremen, and the records connected to that organization archived elsewhere. The idea that there were competing organizations trying to encourage healthy young men to immigrate to Eretz Israel and others trying to entice those same young men to Galveston, Texas, was a surprise to me. And that the organizational records of both the Eretz Israel organization based out of Odessa and the Galveston organization recruiting out of Kiev, could have surviving records, blew me away! Search widely. In this day of online digitized records, you will find it especially rewarding!

Lyakhovichi Immigrants entering the US through ports other than NYC
including Philadelphia, Boston, Galveston, and US towns along the Canadian Border with New England, New York, and Michigan

1929 Aerial view of Oldest American Immigration Station - Philadelphia Lazaretto, built 1799
The Oldest American Immigration Station - Philadelphia's Lazaretto built in 1799,

Serving Philadelphia immigrants through the end of the Nineteenth Century, my great-grandfather Abram PILNICK of Lyakhovichi had his medical inspection here, on his earliest arrival in the United States in the 1890s. By the time he was coming through the system for the fourth or fifth time, he and most other immigrants in the early 1900s, were put ashore at specific street docks belonging to Steamship companies in Philadelphia, proper. The American Line which ran from Liverpool to Philadelphia, was the first to open an actual immigrant station in the city, at the Washington Avenue dock in Philadelphia. It operated in partnership with the Pennsylvania Railroad but the railroad soon found it advantageous to encourage additional wharfage, and space on their docks, to be leased to the Red Star Line's service from Antwerp to Philadelphia. Many of my ancestors and relatives from Podolia and Volhynnia entered Philadelphia on the American Line ships Kensington, Southwark, Haverford, and Merion, but it was the Red Star Line that brought almost all of my Lyakhovichi relatives into the city after 1900. The Washington Avenue docks were in the vast domain of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which filled its land with warehouses, factories, freight depots, grain elevators, and more. In the 1870s the Pennsylvania Railroad built an immigrant station at Washington Avenue. The passengers arriving there had already passed through the Lazaretto (and later Reedy station) for medical examination, and now disembarked in a building which included customs inspections on the upper level (equal to the level from which they had gotten off the ship), and a railroad ticket office and boarding station on the lower level. The Washington Avenue Docks were ten miles upstream from where the Lazaretto was built to be the first line of defense against ships carrying disease like the 1793 Yellow Fever epidemic that inspired this building's construction. This photo is from the aerial photo collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad's Washington Avenue Docks for American Line (Liverpool to Philadelphia) and Red Star Line (Antwerp to Philadelphia).

See the information above on this facility. By 1912, the Red Star Line had moved a short distance away to Reed Street, still in South Philadelphia; the North German Lloyd had acquired facilites just to the north at Fitzwater Street; and the Allan Line had moved several miles north to Callowhill Street. Vine Stree a little further north of Callowhill was where the city built its docks and housed the Italian lines. But you could see the relative importance of Washington Avenue and the municipal facility even then. The city renovated its piers between 1909 and 1911 and built an immigrant receiving area on its new upper deck, but because the station had no regular staff, the federal inspectors stayed at Washington Avenue and came north only when a ship actually docked at the city wharf. The Washington Avenue station was torn down in 1915 in anticipation of new money from the Federal government, but the amount eventually allotted was insufficient to buy riverfront property within the city boundaries. Inspections then took place on shipboard when they resumed after World War I. Information for this note was largely derived from an article by Dr. Fredric M.Miller titled PHILADELPHIA: IMMIGRANT CITY. The photo was from a pamphlet titled Tariff of Immigrant Fares from Philadelphia Issued by the Immigrant Clearing House Committee, in Effect April 1st, 1887 and the artwork was separately titled Engraving of landing place of European Steamers, and Pennsylvania Railroad Station, Philadelphia, c. 1887.

The first list we did of non-NYC ports (posted January 2005) covered the port-cities of Philadelphia and Boston. But a difficulty arose as we progressed to examining each individual record. Almost all of the people entering the port of Boston declaring a Lyakhovichi background, turned out upon further investigation, to be from Lechowitz Volin. So though we had done the work for hundreds of "Lechowitzers," they were not "our" Lechowitzer landsmen. The list below, is that same Philadelphia and Boston list expanded by an individual examination of the records and then augmented by additional cities including Canadian crossings and Galveston. The ones determined not to be from our Lyakhovichi have been removed to a file that we can post at some time in the future on a more general JewishGen site. If you have questions about a name you previously found on our site and can no longer find, query the webmaster.

Differences in names between this index and commercial indices Commercial genealogical firms are always in the middle of improving the services they offer to clients and the index that appears one day is likely to be corrected and augmented, the next. This list is from National Archives copies of records. The names are based on my readings and deciphering of the originals. Unlike the Ellis island Database which were made available on the committment to keeping these US owned records in the public sphere, the for-profit firms have an investment in their indices that we should not infringe. Whereas we can point out the differences between our index and that on the EIDB so you can get quick and easy access to the records, we cannot do that with a commercial search firm's index. When you can't find a record indexed here, there are two things you can try. If you are using a commercial site, try searching with just the entry date and as few letters as their search engine will allow, for either the first or last name. For instance, the name Zmudzik and Zmudziak are often butchered by indexers who are not expecting the unusual combination of Z-M. So look for a person by first name and the date we provide to get around this problem. You can also use the microfilmed card indices that were created for most ports in the 1930s and which are on a separate series of microfilm. Sometimes the problem is in the interpretation of what the card says, but when they are filed alphabetically, some of the problems are obviated. When filed by Soundex, the first letter has to match. If you continue to experience difficulty in finding a listing published here, contact the webmaster.

Lyakhovichi Jews through Other US Ports

SURNAME

Name

Ship and Im
Date

Port of Em
Port of Arrival
Destination;
Special Notes

Other Names
in Record

ADUCHOWSKY

Benjamin

Jun 1905

going to Cleveland;last res Lechovitch

to son-in-law Jone BERKOWSKI; entered Canada at Quebec May 27 on ship Southwark;

ANGELOWICZ

Josef

21 Aug 1946

Canada- Vanceboro Maine; bp Lachowicze, Minsk

age 46; wagonsmith; Sister Ester in Dan Palestine;

ARONCZIK

Joseph

Frankfurt 18 May 1913

Bremen
Phila

Age 33, combmaker; nearest rel in Lachowicze is Sore Aronczik, nat stamps and numbers ; to brother Isaac ARONCZIK in Baltimore;

ARONCZIK

Leie

12 July 1902

Bremen
Baltimore

22 yr female with children Sore2 and Sose? 10 months; to L. ARONCZIK Baltimore

ARONCZYK

Aran

Friesland 30 Jun 1907

Liverpool Phila

22 yrs; going to stepbrother in Philadelphia, L. RUBIN who is here 2 years and a citizen

BALABAN

Sosia

Poland 19 May 1921

Antwerp ; Phila;
Council Bluffs Iowa

Trav party 2 sisters Sosia Balaban and Sura Balaban; nearest rel is uncle J. EIRKINDER (is typed from a handwritten report earlier so maybe EINBINDER misread); going to uncle Ben BALABAN in Council Bluffs Iowa

BALABAN

Sura

Poland 19 May 1921

Antwerp ; Phila
Council Bluffs Iowa

Trav party 2 sisters Sosia Balaban and Sura Balaban; nearest rel is uncle J. Eirkinder (is typed from a handwritten report earlier so maybe Einbinder misread); going to uncle Ben Balaban in Council Bluffs Iowa

BEGUN

Ely

Main 4 May 1910

Bremen
Phila
Detroit

age 19; stamped Jan 16, 1922; nearest rel father Abram BEGUN, Liachowitz; going to uncle Harry LEWITZ c/o Mr. Feldman

BERKOWICZ

Simon

Rhynland 11/08/1904

Antwerp; Phila

age 22; going to cousin M. BERKOWICZ here 2 years, landing stamp 1910

BERKOWICZ

Yudel

Prinz Oskar 16 Mar 1914

Hamburg; Phila

age21; Father Elie Berkowicz in Lachowicz; Going to brother Samuel Berkowicz in Philadelphia

BREVDA

Chaim Noah

7 Apr 1949 (2 cards cross-ref; for names BREVDA and BREWDA)

Buffalo , New York;

last res Shanghai China; Brooklyn; bp Lachowicze Minsk; entered San Francisco CA on ship Gen MC Meigs;

BREVDA

Aaron Nathan

March 1913

Quebec;Malone NY; last res Gorodyce

wife Miriam Brevda, Garodytza Minsk; age 25; brass polisher; to brolaw Nathan BREWDA; entered Canada March 1,1913 on the Corsican;

BRIGER

Wolf

Lake Superior
13 Feb 1900

St John, New Brunswick
bp Lachowicze Minsk; NYC

age 31; going to cousin Samuel BROUDE in NYC

BLOCH

Jankelev

Merion 05/27/1913

Liverpool;
Phila; Phila

28 Stamp 1921; stamped “case no.” Wife Masie Bloch in Liachowizy; Going to friend Morris [Pireisver?];

BRODY

Solomon

Westernland 10/08/1905

Liverpool
Phila

age 17 To sister Dinah Brody

BUDOWLE

Israel

Belgenland 5/30/1903

Phila; Camden NJ

age 20; brother-in-law, orig Phila address given then changed to Camden NJ address, met at landing To brother-in-law Jake Dubinski in Phila. (changed to Camden NJ); on same manifest as Judel Haberman of Liachowice

BUDOWLE

Abram

Main 18 Oct 1910

Bremen
Phila

age22, Mr. E. Hobmann; heard 4 weeks ago; Mother Chane Budowle in Lachowitz Minsk, Russia; going to Mr. E. HOBEMANN Philadelphia

BUSLOCOSKI

Moses

Aug 1902

Montreal;Quebec; NYC

34, carpenter, on SS Lake Ontario atQuebec July 31; going to cousin David KUSHTANOVITZ, NYC; there are 2 manifests for same person with entry ports of Montreal and Quebec

CHARLAP

Jisrael

Rhynland 12/19/1902

Phila;

age 19; To brother Charles Sharlap; there is another name under that that has been crossed out; met by Zelig Sharlap; trav in party of Jisrael Charlap and Merke Gobermann both going to Charles Sharlap brother to Jsrael and uncle to Merke GOBERMANN; Met by Zelig SHARLAP of Phila

CZERNICHOWSKY

Abram

Haverford 07/06/1902 Phila

Phila;

36, Met at landing; contract ticket He is a saddler going to his uncle H. Buker in Phila

DAREWSKY

Frume

Italia 08/16/1899

Phila

22, Her last name is given as Darewsky on manifest and then penciled to Mendelowitz; she is going to her husband Israel Mendelowitz; Trav in party of Frume Darewsky Mendelowitz and Dachar? Loss of Baranowicz a shoemaker who was going to his brother-in-law M. Wenger in Phila.

EPSTEIN

Margerin

Belgenland 07/18/1898

Phila

15,Detained til called for To sister Rachel Epstein, penciled in as Mrs. Moses sLONIMSKY

FEINSTEIN

Masche

Merion 1 Aug 1910

Liverpool ; Phila; last res Lachowicze Minsk;

age 20; seamstress; father Jankew Feinstein, Lachowicze Minsk; going to uncle Salomon SLOUSTNOK? in Phila;

FEINSTEIN

Hirsch

Frankfurt 5 Jul 1913

Bremen
Phila; nat numbers

19, clerk, father J. Feinstein in Lachowicze Minsk, going to sister M. Feinstein in Phila.

FIJANSKY

Lewa

Cassel 20 Aug 1913

Bremen
Phila;

17, Mother Libe Fijansky in Lachowitz, Minsk; Going to father Max Fayanski in Nashville Tennessee; Max Fayanski, here 3 years, heard 4 weeks ago

GEISENKLOSEN

Itzik

Frankfurt 23 Mar 1910

Bremen
Phila;
Chicago

age 20; shoemaker; landing verification stamp;father Selig Geisenklosen in Lechewitz Minsk; to bro-law Mendel [GELJAWITZ??] Chicago, c/o Kaufman bro-law is here 3 years; the name is definitely Geisenklosen not Geisenblosen

GELFAND

Moische

Cassel 20 Aug 1913

Bremen
Phila

trav in party of Scheine Gelfand, 41 widow and son Moische 11; case numbers and landing numbers;last res Lechavic; nearest rel her brother, Moische's uncle - Abram Chinicz in Lechavic Minsk; going to son and bro Mordche GELFANT, Chicago

GELFAND

Scheine

Cassel 20 Aug 1913

Bremen
Phila

trav in party of Scheine Gelfand, 41 widow and son Moische 11; case numbers and landing numbers;last res Lechavic; nearest rel her brother, Moische's uncle - Abram CHINICZ in Lechavic Minsk; going to son and bro Mordche GELFANT, Chicago

GELFANT

Dowed

Friesland 09/16/1906

Liverpool
Phila

20, Landing verified 1918 To brother Benj Gelfant

GELFANT

Mere

Haverford 11/22/1906 Phila

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of Rose Gelfant 25 and dtr Mere 3 going to husband/fthr S. Gelfant; S. Gelfant here 2 years, peddler, 200.00 saved in Walnut St. Bank

GELFANT

Rose

Haverford 11/22/1906 Phila

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of Rose Gelfant 25 and dtr Mere 3 going to husband/fthr S. Gelfant; S. Gelfant here 2 years, peddler, 200.00 saved in Walnut St. Bank

GERSZMAN

Debora

Kensington
30 Sep 1905

Liverpool Montreal; St Louis; last res Lechowitz

age 26; going to husband Sindel Gershman St Louis, MO

GOBERMANN

Merke

Rhynland 12/19/1902

Phila;

trav in party of Jisrael Charlap and Merke Gobermann both going to Charles Sharlap of Phila brother to Jsrael and uncle to Merke GOBERMANN; Met by Zelig SHARLAP of Phila

GUNSBERG

Chaskel

Switzerland 07/27/1898

Antwerp; Phila

This will not search properly with soundex and of the first names only Jache will work - search under Jache and the date; Trav in party of Jache Gunsberg 34 and her ch Gute 11, Chaskel 10, and Pine 7 all going to Jache’s husband and the ch’s fthr [not readable by me]

GUNSBERG

Gute

Switzerland 07/27/1898

Antwerp; Phila

This will not search properly with soundex and of the first names only Jache will work - search under Jache and the date; Trav in party of Jache Gunsberg 34 and her ch Gute 11, Chaskel 10, and Pine 7 all going to Jache’s husband and the ch’s fthr [not readable by me]

GUNSBERG

Jache

Switzerland 07/27/1898

Antwerp; Phila

This will not search properly with soundex and of the first names only Jache will work - search under Jache and the date; Trav in party of Jache Gunsberg 34 and her ch Gute 11, Chaskel 10, and Pine 7 all going to Jache’s husband and the ch’s fthr [not readable by me]

GUNSBERG

Pine

Switzerland 07/27/1898

Antwerp; Phila

This will not search properly with soundex and of the first names only Jache will work - search under Jache and the date; Trav in party of Jache Gunsberg 34 and her ch Gute 11, Chaskel 10, and Pine 7 all going to Jache’s husband and the ch’s fthr [not readable by me]

HABERMAN

Judel

Belgenland 5/30/1903 Phila

Phila

28, To brother Louis Haberman in Phila. Brother here 4 years; on same manifest as Israel Budowle of Liachowice;

HUBERMAN

Rose

Noordland 10/07/1906

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of Rose Huberman30 and ch Schepsel 6 and Zipe 3; they are going to their husband and fthr Rubin Huberman; on same manifest with Rasche Salmanowitzky 16 of Lachowitz

HUBERMAN

Schepsel

Noordland 10/07/1906

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of Rose Huberman30 and ch Schepsel6 and Zipe 3; they are going to their husband and fthr Rubin Huberman; on same manifest with Rasche Salmanowitzky 16 of Lachowitz

HUBERMAN

Zipe

Noordland 10/07/1906

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of Rose Huberman30 and ch Schepsel6 and Zipe 3; they are going to their husband and fthr Rubin Huberman; on same manifest with Rasche Salmanowitzky 16 of Lachowitz

JANKELOWICZ

Pesia Rachel

Cassel 20 Aug 1913

Bremen
Phila;

mother [G. L.?] Jankalowicz in Lechowitz, Minsk; To H. Jankelowicz in Phila;

KAHAN

Abram

Rhein 30 May 1911

Bremen
Phila
Chicago

Trav in party of Chaim Kahan 45 and Sore Kahan 46 and ch Abram 17, Pelte 15, Itze 10, Chiene 8. Nearest rel is Chaim's brother Wolf Kahan in Liachowitz Minsk brother-in-law to Sore and uncle to children; Chaim is trader. Going to brother-in-law S. WALLIS in Chicago; children here a daughter Mrs SCHMIDT or Schwidt, and a single daughter . Do not confuse with another Abram Kahan on board who is 21 but is of Shpola in Ukraine.

KAHAN

Chaina

Rhein 30 May 1911

Bremen
Phila

Trav in party of Chaim Kahan 45 and Sore Kahan 46 and ch Abram 17, Pelte 15, Itze 10, Chiene 8. Nearest rel is Chaim's brother Wolf Kahan in Liachowitz Minsk brother-in-law to Sore and uncle to children; Chaim is trader. Going to brother-in-law S. WALLIS in Chicago; children here a daughter Mrs SCHMIDT or Schwidt, and a single daughter

KAHAN

Chiene

Rhein 30 May 1911

Bremen
Phila

Trav in party of Chaim Kahan 45 and Sore Kahan 46 and ch Abram 17, Pelte 15, Itze 10, Chiene 8. Nearest rel is Chaim's brother Wolf Kahan in Liachowitz Minsk brother-in-law to Sore and uncle to children; Chaim is trader. Going to brother-in-law S. WALLIS in Chicago; children here a daughter Mrs SCHMIDT or Schwidt, and a single daughter

KAHAN

Itze

Rhein 30 May 1911

Bremen
Phila

Trav in party of Chaim Kahan 45 and Sore Kahan 46 and ch Abram 17, Pelte 15, Itze 10, Chiene 8. Nearest rel is Chaim's brother Wolf KAHAN in Liachowitz Minsk brother-in-law to Sore and uncle to children; Chaim is trader. Going to brother-in-law S. WALLIS in Chicago; children here a daughter Mrs SCHMIDT or Schwidt, and a single daughter

KAHAN

Pelte

Rhein 30 May 1911

Bremen
Phila

Trav in party of Chaim Kahan 45 and Sore Kahan 46 and ch Abram 17, Pelte 15, Itze 10, Chiene 8. Nearest rel is Chaim's brother Wolf Kahan in Liachowitz Minsk brother-in-law to Sore and uncle to children; Chaim is trader. Going to brother-in-law S. WALLIS in Chicago; children here a daughter Mrs SCHMIDT or Schwidt, and a single daughter

KAHAN

Sore

Rhein 30 May 1911

Bremen
Phila

Trav in party of Chaim Kahan 45 and Sore Kahan 46 and ch Abram 17, Pelte 15, Itze 10, Chiene 8. Nearest rel is Chaim's brother Wolf Kahan in Liachowitz Minsk brother-in-law to Sore and uncle to children; Chaim is trader. Going to brother-in-law S. WALLIS in Chicago;children here a daughter Mrs SCHMIDT or Schwidt, and a single daughter

KAMM

Benzion

Haverford July 1910

Liverpool
Phila ;
bp Lechowicz

Trav in party of Benzion Kamm age 40 of Lechowitz and Refuel KAPLAN 35 of Liachowitz; Benzion has stamps and dates; Benzion's wife Rowke Kamm in Liachowitz Russia; Refuel's wife Rochel KAPLAN same; they are two away on manifest from Scheine Kaplan 17 of Liachowitz Russia nearest rel is fthr Berl Kaplan; all going to Phila; Benzion to brolaw Judel GOLDBERG; Refuel to bro Samuel KAPLAN; Scheine to brother Max Kaplan.

KAMM

David

Merion 31 May 1909

Liverpool
Phila ;
bp Lechowicz

Trav in party of David Kamm 46 of Lechowicz a tailor, and ch Perl age 18 and Sheindel age 17; nearest rel is wife and mother Rochel Kamm in Lechowicz; going to son Srol Kamm and (added in another hand) two daughters Sarah and Beckie Kamm, met by son at wharf

KAMM

Perl

Merion 31 May 1909

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of David Kamm 46 of Lechowicz a tailor, and ch Perl age 18 and Sheindel age 17; nearest rel is wife and mother Rochel Kamm in Lechowicz; going to son Srol Kamm and (added in another hand) two daughters Sarah and Beckie Kamm, met by son at wharf

KAMM

Scheindel

Merion 31 May 1909

Liverpool
Phila

Trav in party of David Kamm 46 of Lechowicz a tailor, and ch Perl age 18 and Sheindel age 17; nearest rel is wife and mother Rochel Kamm in Lechowicz; going to son Srol Kamm and (added in another hand) two daughters Sarah and Beckie Kamm, met by son at wharf

KAPLAN

Chaje Eschke

Merion 14 Nov 1910

Liverpool Phila

use soundex when bringing up this listing;Rochel Kaplan 25 and dtr Chaje Eschke 4 and 1/2; nearest rel is Rochel's mother Dwozie KASOWSKY in Lechowitz; to husband A. Kaplan (elaborated to Abraham Kaplan here 4 years, works as silk dress operator, earns 16-20.00 a week)

KAPLAN

Ester Rachel

Merion 5 Mar 1908

Liverpool Phila
Pittsburg bp Lachowicz

age 18, seamstress, father Israel KAPLAN in Lachowicz; going to sister-in-law Bonie Judelowicz in OPittsburg, sister-in-law is here 8 years; "Passed;"

KAPLAN

Israel

Merion 11/14/1904

Liverpool
Phila

20; to brother Max KAPLAN in Phila

KAPLAN

Meische

Haverford 17 May 1909

Liverpool
Phila

17;Father Michel Kaplan in Liachowitz; going to brother A. Kaplan in Phila brother here 3 years and a tailor; Stamped Feb 21, 1931

KAPLAN

Rebeka

Haverford 6 Mar 1907

Liverpool Phila

age 18, tailoress, numbers and nat date, of lachowicz, brother Srul KAPLAN Philadelphia who is in US 8 years, met by brother at landing;

KAPLAN

Refuel

Haverford July 1910

Liverpool
Phila ;
bp Lechowicz

Trav in party of Benzion Kamm age 40 of Lechowitz and Refuel KAPLAN 35 of Liachowitz; Benzion has stamps and dates; Benzion's wife Rowke Kamm in Liachowitz Russia; Refuel's wife Rochel KAPLAN same; they are two away on manifest from Scheine Kaplan 17 of Liachowitz Russia nearest rel is fthr Berl Kaplan; all going to Phila; Benzion to brolaw Judel GOLDBERG; Refuel to bro Samuel KAPLAN; Scheine to brother Max Kaplan.

KAPLAN

Rochel

Merion 14 Nov 1910

Liverpool ; Phila

use soundex when bringing up this listing;Rochel Kaplan 25 and dtr Chaje Eschke 4 and 1/2; nearest rel is Rochel's mother Dwozie KASOWSKY in Lechowitz; to husband A. Kaplan (elaborated to Abraham Kaplan here 4 years, works as silk dress operator, earns 16-20.00 a week)

KAPLAN

Scheine

Haverford July 1910

Liverpool
Phila ;
bp Lechowicz

Trav in party of Benzion Kamm age 40 of Lechowitz and Refuel KAPLAN 35 of Liachowitz; Benzion has stamps and dates; Benzion's wife Rowke Kamm in Liachowitz Russia; Refuel's wife Rochel KAPLAN same; they are two away on manifest from Scheine Kaplan 17 of Liachowitz Russia nearest rel is fthr Berl Kaplan; all going to Phila; Benzion to brolaw Judel GOLDBERG; Refuel to bro Samuel KAPLAN; Scheine to brother Max Kaplan.

KAPUS

Dora

20 Sep 1945

Buffalo , New York; bp Lachowicz Poland
age 45; residence Toronto; husband Arthur at same address; going to visit uncle [Hende?] Jacobson Buffalo NY; arrived in Halifax 08/1939 on the SS Pilsudski

KAPUS

Ethel

25 Dec 1943

Niagara Falls , New York

age 17, residence Toronto, father Arthur, bp Lachowitch Poland, going to visit friends Mr. and Mrs. Abraham NATHANSON in Niagra Falls NY, arrived in Halifax 08/19/1939 on the SS Pilsudski

KAPUS

Morris

3 Oct 1950

Niagara Falls , New York

b Lachowicze Poland 4/13/28; residence Toronto, father Arthur; to uncle Abraham NATHANSON Niagra Falls NY, arrived in Halifax 08/19/1939 on the SS Pilsudski

KAPUS

Mottin

29 Oct 1944

Niagara Falls , New York

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on the history of the Jewish community
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Shtetl Links: Lyakhovichi

Canadian Border Crossings to the United States

Third Parties Named in the records of Lyakhovichi Residents Entering the US through Other US Ports
Alphabetized by name of Third Party

NAVIGATION TOOLS

Lyakhovichi Immigrants entering the US through ports other than NYC
including Philadelphia, Boston, Galveston, and US towns along the Canadian Border with New England, New York, and Michigan

Name of Emigrant	3d Party	Relationship	Residence of 3d party
ARONCZIK, Josef	ARONCZIK, Isaac	brother	Baltimore
ARONCZIK,Sore	ARONCZIK, Leie	mthr	In transit
ARONCZIK, Sose	ARONCZIK, Leie	mthr	In transit
ARONCZIK, Josef	ARONCZIK, Sore	ng	Lachowicze
ARONCZIK, Leie	ARONCZIK, Sore	dtr	In transit
ARONCZIK, Leie	ARONCZIK, Sose	dtr	In transit
SCHULTZKI, Leib	AUKIN?, Leiser	Bro-law	Phila
SCHULTZKI, Eidel	AUKIN?, Leiser	Bro-law	Phila
BALABAN, Sosia	BALABAN, Ben	uncle	Council Bluffs Iowa
BALABAN, Sura	BALABAN, Ben	uncle	Council Bluffs Iowa
BALABAN, Sosia	BALABAN, Sura	sister	In transit
BALABAN, Sosia	BALABAN, Sura	sister	In transit
SLUZKI, Menuche	BEDER, Isak	brother	Lechewitz;
BEGUN, Ely	BEGUN, Abram	father	Liachowitz
BERKOWICZ, Yudel	BERKOWICZ, Elie	father	Lachowicz
BERKOWICZ, Simon	BERKOWICZ, M	cousin	Phila.
BERKOWICZ, Yudel	BERKOWICZ, Samuel	brother	Phila.
ADUCHOWSKY, Benjamin	BERKOWSKI, Jone	Son-in-law	Cleveland
BLOCH, Jankelev	BLOCH, Masie	wife	Liachowizy
BREVDA, Aaron Nathan	BREVDA, Miriam	wife	Garodytza Minsk;
BREVDA, Aaron Nathan	BREWDA, Nathan	brolaw	NYC
BRODY, Solomon	BRODY, Dinah	sister	Phila.
BRIGER, Wolf	BROUDE, Samuel	cousin	NYC
BUDOWLE, Abram	BUDOWLE, Chane	mother	Lachowitz Minsk
HABERMAN, Judel	BUDOWLE, Israel	manifest	In transit
CZERNICHOWSKY, Abram	BUKER, H	uncle	Phila
MUKASEY, Peretz	CHARNEY, H	dest	Oklahoma City
GELFAND, Scheine	CHINICZ, Abram	brother	Lechavic Minsk
MENDELOWITZ, Frume	DAREWSKY, Frume	Alt name
MENDELOWITZ, Frume DAREWSKY	DAREWSKY, Frume	Alt name
BUDOWLE, Israel	DUBINSKI, Jake	brolaw	Phila PA and Camden NJ
BALABAN, Sosia	EINBINDER, J	uncle	Lachowicze
BALABAN, Sura	EINBINDER, J	uncle	Lachowicze
BALABAN, Sosia	EIRKINDER, J	uncle	Lachowicze
EPSTEIN, Margerin	EPSTEIN, Rachel	sister	Phila
MOLCHANSKY, Abraham	EZRALOVITZ, Max	cousin	NYC
FIJANSKY, Lewa	FAYANSKI, Max	dest	Nashville TN
FEINSTEIN, Hirsch	FEINSTEIN, J	father	Lachowicze Minsk
FEINSTEIN, Masche	FEINSTEIN, Jankew	father	Lachowicze Minsk
FEINSTEIN, Hirsch	FEINSTEIN, M	sister	Philadelphia
BEGUN, Ely	FELDMAN, Mr.	c/o	Detroit
FIJANSKY, Lewa	FIJANSKY, Libe	mother	Lachowitz, Minsk
ZLOTNIK, Chane	FISCHMANN, Schloime	Bro-law	Detroit
ZLOTNIK, Chane	FISHMAN, Schloime	Bro-law	Detroit
SALMANOWITZKY, Roche	FRANK, Chaje	sister	Newark NJ
KERBEL, Chane	GAWZDEN, Aron	father	Baranowicze Minsk
GEISENKLOSEN, Itzik	GEISENKLOSEN, Selig	father	Lechewitz Minsk
OLICHO, Simche	GELFAND, M	uncle	Phila
OLICHO, Simche	GELFAND, Michel	uncle	Minsk
GELFAND, Scheine	GELFAND, Moische	son	In transit
GELFAND, Moische	GELFAND, Scheine	mother	In transit
GELFANT, Dowed	GELFANT, Benj	brother	Phila
GELFANT, Rose	GELFANT, Mere	daughter	In transit
GELFAND, Scheine	GELFANT, Mordche	son	Chicago
GELFAND, Moische	GELFANT, Mordche	brother	Chicago
GELFANT, Mere	GELFANT, Rose	mother	In transit
GELFANT, Mere	GELFANT, S	father	Phila.
GELFANT, Rose	GELFANT, S	husband	Phila.
GEISENKLOSEN, Itzik	GELJAWITZ?, Mendel	brolaw	Chicago
GERSZMAN Debora	GERSHMAN Sindel	husband	St Louis , MO
GUNSBERG, Jache	GINSBERG [not readable]	husband	Phila
KAMM, Benzion	GOLDBERG, Judel	brolaw	Phila.
SCHUSTER, Schloime	GOLDSTEIN, Alte	Brother-in-law	Phila
ZAJEC, Feiwal	GREENBERG, Itzie	Bro-law	Chicago
GUNSBERG, Chaskel	GUNSBERG, Jache	mother	In transit
GUNSBERG, Gute	GUNSBERG, Jache	mother	In transit
GUNSBERG, Pine	GUNSBERG, Jache	mother	In transit
HABERMAN, Judel	HABERMAN, Louis	brother	Phila
BUDOWLE, Israel	HABERMAN, Judel	manifest	In transit
BUDOWLE, Abram	HOBEMANN, Mr. E	Dest party	Phila
HUBERMAN, Zipe	HUBERMAN, Rose	mother	In transit
HUBERMAN, Schepsel	HUBERMAN, Rose	mother	In transit
SALMANOWITZKY, Roche	HUBERMAN, Rose	manifest	In transit
HUBERMAN, Rose	HUBERMAN, Rubin	husband	Philadelphia
HUBERMAN, Zipe	HUBERMAN, Rubin	father	Philadelphia
HUBERMAN, Schepsel	HUBERMAN, Rubin	father	Philadelphia
HUBERMAN, Rose	HUBERMAN, Schepsel	son	In transit
HUBERMAN, Rose	HUBERMAN, Zipe	daughter	In transit
NATHANSON, Abraham	JACOBSON, [?Judl?]	uncle	US
KAPUS, Morton	JACOBSON, H	uncle	Buffalo
KAPUS, Dora	JACOBSON, Hende?	uncle	Buffalo
JANKELOWICZ, Pesia Rachel	JANKELOWICZ, [G. L.?]	mother	Lechowitz, Minsk
JANKELOWICZ, Pesia Rachel	JANKELOWICZ, H	father	Philadelphia
KAPLAN, Ester Rachel	JUDELOWICZ, Bonie	Sister-in-law	Pittsburg
KAHAN, Abram	KAHAN, Chaim	father	In transit
KAHAN, Pelte	KAHAN, Chaim	father	In transit
KAHAN, Chiene	KAHAN, Chaim	father	In transit
KAHAN, Itze	KAHAN, Chaim	father	In transit
KAHAN, Sore	KAHAN, Chaim	husband	In transit
KAHAN, Chaim	KAHAN, Miss	daughter	Chicago
KAHAN, Abram	KAHAN, Sore	mother	In transit
KAHAN, Pelte	KAHAN, Sore	mother	In transit
KAHAN, Chiene	KAHAN, Sore	mother	In transit
KAHAN, Itze	KAHAN, Sore	mother	In transit
KAHAN, Chaim	KAHAN, Sore	wife	In transit
KAHAN, Chaim	KAHAN, Wolf	brother	Liachowitz Minsk
KAMM, Perl	KAMM, David	father	In transit
KAMM, Scheindel	KAMM, David	father	In transit
KAMM, David	KAMM, Perl	daughter	In transit
KAMM, David	KAMM, Rochel	wife	Lechowicz
KAMM, Benzion	KAMM, Rowke	wife	Liachowitz Russia;
KAMM, David	KAMM, Sarah	dtr	Phila.
KAMM, David	KAMM, Scheindel	daughter	In transit
KAMM, David	KAMM, Srol	son	Phila.
KAMM, David	KAMM,Beckie	dtr	Phila.
KAPLAN, Meische	KAPLAN, A.	brother	Phila
KAPLAN, Rochel	KAPLAN, Abraham	husband	Phila.
KAPLAN, Chaje Eschke	KAPLAN, Abraham	father	Phila.
KAPLAN, Rochel	KAPLAN, Chaje Eschke	daughter	In transit
KAPLAN, Ester Rachel	KAPLAN, Israel	father	Lachowicz
KAPLAN, Israel	KAPLAN, Max	brother	Phila
KAPLAN, Meische	KAPLAN, Michel	father	Liachowitz
KAMM, Benzion	KAPLAN, Refuel	Trav party	In transit
KAPLAN, Chaje Eschke	KAPLAN, Rochel	mother	In transit
KAPLAN, Refuel	KAPLAN, Rochel	wife	Liachowitz Russia;
KAPLAN, Refuel	KAPLAN, Samuel	bro	Phila
KAPLAN, Rebeka	KAPLAN, Srul	brother	Phila
KAPUS, Morton	KAPUS, A	father	Toronto
KAPUS, Dora	KAPUS, Arthur	husband	Toronto
KAPUS, Ethel	KAPUS, Arthur	father	Toronto
KAPUS, Morris	KAPUS, Arthur	father	Toronto
KAPUS, Mottin	KAPUS, Arthur	father	Ontario
KAPUS, Mottin	KAPUS, Morton	Alt name?
MUKASEI, Feige	KASOWICKA, Ch.	mother	“Kiew Minsk”
MUKASEI, Hirsch	KASOWICKA, Ch.	gmthr	“Kiew Minsk”
MUKASEI, Riwke	KASOWICKA, Ch.	gmthr	“Kiew Minsk”
MUKASEI, Scheindel	KASOWICKA, Ch.	gmthr	“Kiew Minsk”
KAPLAN, Rochel	KASOWSKY, Dwozie	mother	Lechowitz
GEISENKLOSEN, Itzik	Kaufman	c/o	Chicago
KERBEL, Chane	KERBEL, Leib	husband	NYC
SLOMINSKY, David	KOBRE, Max	c/o	NYC
KRIMINESNIK, Riwke	KRIMINESNIK, Feige	mother	Liachowiczy Minsk
RUDOWITZKI, Josiel	KUNTZ, J	cousin	NYC
BUSLOCOSKI, Moses	KUSHTANOVITZ, David	cousin	NYC
MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	LARISKY, H	Bro-law	Chicago
LEW, Sura Hennie	LEW, Leib Hershel	son	In transit
LEW, Tema	LEW, Sura Hennie	mother	In transit
LEW, Leib Hershel	LEW, Sura Hennie	mother	In transit
LEW, Sura Hennie	LEW, Tema	daughter	In transit
LEW, Sura Hennie	LEWIN, Abraham	husband	Phila
LEW, Tema	LEWIN, Abraham	father	Phila
LEW, Leib Hershel	LEWIN, Abraham	father	Phila
BEGUN, Ely	LEWITZ, Harry	uncle	Detroit
SMUDZAK, Eske	LIBSCHUTZ, Leib	cousin	Birmingham AL
SMUDZAK, Eske	LIBSCHUTZ, Leib	cousin	Phila
PILNIK, Abraham	LIFSCHUTZ, Leib	friend	Phila
LIPKUS, Bessie	LIPKUS, Nathan	father	Sydney Mines Nova Scotia
LIWOW, Moische	LIWOW, Jankel	son	Phila
LIWOW, Rachel	LIWOW, Moische	husband	In transit
LIWOW, Lise	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW,Henie	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Awrum	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Leibe	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Chane	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Jente	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Schaje	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Libe	LIWOW, Moische	father	In transit
LIWOW, Moische	LIWOW, Rachel	wife	In transit
LIWOW, Lise	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW,Henie	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW, Awrum	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW, Leibe	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW, Chane	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW, Jente	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW, Schaje	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LIWOW, Libe	LIWOW, Rachel	mother	In transit
LOSS, Ruchel	LOSS, Chane Leia	mother	In transit
LOSS, Chajem	LOSS, Chane Leia	mother	In transit
LOSS, Srul	LOSS, Chane Leia	mother	In transit
LOSS, Chane Leia	LOSS, Manie	husband	Phila
LOSS, Ruchel	LOSS, Manie	father	Phila
LOSS, Chajem	LOSS, Manie	father	Phila
LOSS, Srul	LOSS, Manie	father	Phila
LOSS, Simon	LOSS, S	brother	Lancaster PA
DAREWSKY, Frume	LOSS, Zachar?	Trav party	In transit
NATHANSON, Abraham	MALODITSKY, Dina	mthr	Lakovitch Russia
NATHANSON, Abraham	MALOWITSKY, Dina	mthr	Lakovitch Russia
MALOWITZKA, Mirka	MALOWITZKI, Jacob	brother	Phila
MALOWITZKA, Mirka	MALOWITZKY, Schmuel	father	Liachowitz, Minsk
MENAKER, Rochel	MENAKER, Chaim	husband	Phila
MINAKER, Beile	MENAKER, Cipe	Manifest, mthr-law?	In transit
MINAKER, Beile	MENAKER, Moische	husband	Phila
MENAKER, Cipe	MENAKER, Moshe	son	Phila
DAREWSKY, Frume	MENDELOWITZ, Frume	Alt name
MENDELOWITZ, Frume DAREWSKY	MENDELOWITZ, Israel	husband	Phila.
MENAKER, Cipe	MINAKER, Beile	Manifest, dtr-in-law?	In transit
MINAKER, Kusiel	MINAKER, Beile	mother	In transit
MINAKER, Szime	MINAKER, Beile	mother	In transit
MINAKER, Sore	MINAKER, Beile	mother	In transit
MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	MOLCZADSKY, Ente	wife	In transit
MOLCZADSKY, Ente	MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	husband	In transit
MOLCZADSKY, Mowsche	MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	father	In transit
MOLCZADSKY, Israel	MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	father	In transit
MOLCZADSKY, Jankel	MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	father	In transit
MOLCZADSKY, Berko	MOLCZADSKY, Rafael	father	In transit
MUKASEI, Feige	MUKASEI, Feige	mother	In transit
MUKASEI, Hirsch	MUKASEI, Feige	mother	In transit
MUKASEI, Riwke	MUKASEI, Feige	mother	In transit
MUKASEI, Scheindel	MUKASEI, Feige	mother	In transit
MUKASEI, Feige	MUKASEI, P.	husband	Dallas
MUKASEI, Hirsch	MUKASEI, P.	father	Dallas
MUKASEI, Riwke	MUKASEI, P.	father	Dallas
MUKASEI, Scheindel	MUKASEI, P.	father	Dallas
MUKASEY, Peretz	MUKASEY, Feigel	wife	Lachowicz
KAPUS, Morris	NATHANSON, Abraham	uncle	Niagra Falls
MALOWICKI, Mowsza	NATHANSON, Abraham	brother	Niagra Falls
MALOWICKI, Mowsza	NATHANSON, David	uncle	Canada
MALOWICKI, Mowsza	NATHANSON, Morry	Alt name
KAPUS, Ethel	NATHANSON, Mr. and Mrs Abraham	friends	Niagra Falls
KAPUS, Mottin	NATHANSON, Willis	uncle	Niagra Falls
MINAKER, Beile	No Surname, Abraham Welwel	Bro-law	Lachowice
MENAKER, Cipe	No Surname, Abraham Wolf	Son-in-law	Lachowice
ANGELOWICZ, Josef	No Surname, Ester	sister	Dan, Palestine
OPENGEM, Hirsch	OPENGEM, Bunze	father	Phila
OPENGEM, Hirsch	OPENGEM, Michael	Trav party	In transit
SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	OSLOWITZ,G	c/o	Phila
SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	OSLOWITZ,G	Bro-law	Phila
PILNIK, Abraham	PILNIK, Mary	wife	Liachowichi
PINSKY, Malke	PINSKY, Kele	dtr	In transit
PINSKY, Kele	PINSKY, Malke	mother	Phila
PINSKY, Malke	PINSKY, Mordche	husband	Phila
PINSKY, Kele	PINSKY, Mordche	father	Phila
BLOCH, Jankelev	Pireisver?, Morris	friend	Phila.
PORECHOWNIK, Mojsche	PORECHOWNIK, Chane Chaje	mother	In transit
PORECHOWNIK, Schlaime	PORECHOWNIK, Chane Chaje	mother	In transit
PORECHOWNIK, Chane Chaje	PORECHOWNIK, Chune	husband	Phila
PORECHOWNIK, Mojsche	PORECHOWNIK, Chune	father	Phila
PORECHOWNIK, Schlaime	PORECHOWNIK, Chune	father	Phila
PORTNOY, Moische	PORTNOY, Jack	brother	Phila
PORTNOY, Moische	PORTNOY, Leib	father	Locowicz
PRIMAK, Leib	PRIMAK, Abraham	brother	Minneapolis
PRIMAK, Rachel	PRIMAK, Abraham	brother	Minneapolis
PRIMAK, Rachel	PRIMAK, Leib	brother	In transit
PRIMAK, Leib	PRIMAK, Rachel	sister	In transit
PRIMAK, Leib	PRIMAK,Berka	father	Lachowitz
PRIMAK, Rachel	PRIMAK,Berka	father	Lachowitz
PRIPSTEIN, Ester	PRIPSTEIN, Morrie	brother	Phila
SAPOCZNIK, Benjamin	REUBEN, M.	c/o	Phila
LIPKUS, Bessie	ROSS, Rosie	sister	US
SWERDGINSKI, Chaje	ROTHFEDER, Itzig	uncle	Cleveland OH
ARONCZYK, Aran	RUBIN, L	stepbro	Phila.
RUDOWITZKI, Riwe	RUDOWITZKI, Josiel	husband	In transit
RUDOWITZKI, Josiel	RUDOWITZKI, Riwe	wife	In transit
HUBERMAN, Rose	SALMANOWITZKY, Rasche	manifest	In transit
NATHANSON, Jacob S	SALTZMAN, Harry		Springfield MA
SAPOCZNIK, Benjamin	SAPOCZNIK, Wolf	brother	Phila
SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	SCHMIDT, Abe	brother	Lemonhof
SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	SCHMIDT, Bronie	wife	In transit
SCHMIDT, Bronie	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	husband	In transit
SCHMIDT, Moische	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	father	In transit
SCHMIDT, Dobe	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	father	In transit
SCHMIDT, Rochel	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	father	In transit
SCHMIDT, Nechame	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	father	In transit
SCHMIDT, Asne	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	father	In transit
SCHMIDT, Aron	SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	father	In transit
KAHAN, Chaim	SCHMIDT, Mrs	daughter	Chicago
SCHULTZKI, Leib	SCHULTZKI, Eidel	sister	In transit
SCHULTZKI, Eidel	SCHULTZKI, Leib	brother	In transit
SCHUSTER, Schloime	SCHUSTER, Sura Lea	mother	Lachowitz
TSCHARNE, Riwke	SCHWARZ, Awrum	uncle	Phila
CHARLAP, Jisrael	SHARLAP, Charles	brother	Phila
GOBERMANN, Merke	SHARLAP, Charles	uncle	Phila
CHARLAP, Jisrael	SHARLAP, Zelig	brother	Phila
GOBERMANN, Merke	SHARLAP, Zelig	uncle	Phila
OPENGEM, Hirsch	SILVERMAN, J.	c/o	Phila
OPENGEM, Michael	SILVERMAN, J.	Bro-law	Phila
KRIMINESNIK, Riwke	SLONIMSKY, Israel	uncle	Phila
EPSTEIN, Margerin	SLONIMSKY, Mrs. Moses	sister	Phila
FEINSTEIN, Masche	SLOUSTNOK?, Salomon	uncle	Phila
SLUZKI, Menuche	SLUTZKI, Pesach	husband	Kenosha WI
SLUZKI, Simke	SLUTZKI, Pesach	father	Kenosha WI
SLUZKI, Reischke	SLUTZKI, Pesach	father	Kenosha WI
SLUZKI, Simke	SLUZKI, Menuche	mother	In transit
SLUZKI, Reischke	SLUZKI, Menuche	mother	In transit
ZMUZDAK, Schachne	SMITH, Anna	sister	Phila
ZMUDZIK, Meirim	SMITH, David		Dallas Texas
SCHMIDT, Jankel Meir	SMITH, R	son	Phila
SMUDZAK, Eske	SMUDZAK, Ruchel	mother	Lechowicze
SWERDGINSKI, Chaje	SWERDGINSKI, Moshe	father	Lechewitz
ZMUDZIK, Riwke	Sz?ostak? Shlojme	father	Timkowitz
ZMUDZIK, Srul	Sz?ostak? Shlojme	gfthr	Timkowitz
ZMUDZIK, Moische	Sz?ostak? Shlojme	gfthr	Timkowitz
ZMUDZIK, Reisel	Sz?ostak? Shlojme	gfthr	Timkowitz
LIWOW, Moische	SZYMCIER Salmen	brolaw	ng
TSCHARNE, Riwke	TSCHARNE, Schimen	father	Lechowicz
KAHAN, Chaim	WALLIS, S.	brolaw	Chicago
SCHULTZKI, Leib	WEINER, Basche	aunt	Lachowicze
SCHULTZKI, Eidel	WEINER, Basche	aunt	Lachowicze
LOSS, Dachar?	WENGER, M	brolaw	Phila
ZAJEC, Feiwal	ZAJEC, Leib	father	Lechowitz Russia
ZLOTNIK, Chane	ZLOTNIK, Itzig	father	Liachowizy
ZMUDZIK, Meirim	ZMUDZIAK, David	father	Lachowiezi Minsk
ZMUDZIK, Srul	ZMUDZIK, Riwke	mother	In transit
ZMUDZIK, Moische	ZMUDZIK, Riwke	mother	In transit
ZMUDZIK, Reisel	ZMUDZIK, Riwke	mother	In transit
ZMUZDAK, Schachne	ZMUZDIAK, [J.R. or T. R]	mother	Lachowicz;

Creating a resource for collaborative research on the history of the Jewish community in what is today Lyakhovichi, Belarus

Shtetl Links: Lyakhovichi

Canadian Border Crossings to the United States

Third Parties Named in the records of Lyakhovichi Residents Entering the US through Other US Ports Alphabetized by name of Third Party

NAVIGATION TOOLS

Lyakhovichi Immigrants entering the US through ports other than NYC including Philadelphia, Boston, Galveston, and US towns along the Canadian Border with New England, New York, and Michigan

Creating a resource for collaborative research
on the history of the Jewish community
in what is today Lyakhovichi, Belarus

Third Parties Named in the records of Lyakhovichi Residents Entering the US through Other US Ports
Alphabetized by name of Third Party

Lyakhovichi Immigrants entering the US through ports other than NYC
including Philadelphia, Boston, Galveston, and US towns along the Canadian Border with New England, New York, and Michigan