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Our Kaminsky Kasle Tennebaum family tree is an outgrowth of the family history research of Kaminsky, Kasle, and Tennebaum family members performed over the last half century. It's starting page is at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=kaminsky and you can always find it easily, even if you do not have it in your favorites or bookmarks, by requesting the Kaminsky tree at http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com.
ABOUT THE BRANCHES OF OUR FAMILY TREE
Tewia Kaminsky
Feige Kaminsky Kasle
The Silversteins
The vignettes below give quick links to family tree pages for the three siblings Feiga, Rachael and Tevye Kaminsky and their families. For more complete discussion of our family history, see our Kaminsky Family, Kasle Family, and Tennebaum Family genealogy pages.
If you know which branch you belong to, you can use these links to take you right to your ancestors' pages. If you do not know which branch you belong to, then you can either go directly to the tree by clicking here, read the section below about how to navigate the tree, or send an email asking for help.
Also, no matter whether you are a member of our Kaminsky, Kasle, or Tennebaum family or extended failies wanting to say hello, or someone finding any errors in the narrative or tree or having more information you would like to see added to this narrative, please do email us.
Sarah Rachel Kamienecka and Israel Tennebaum
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Israel's Personal Page
Rachel's Personal Page |
Tennebaum Family Tree Chart
Tennebaum Descendant Report | Rachel's Ancestor Report |
Rachel Kaminsky and Israel Tennebaum were married and started their family in or near the area of Osowa, Poland that was under Russian rule at that time. They later moved to Canada about 1882, and then on to the United States. They had ten children who survived to adulthood: Bessie, Charles, Donald, Dora, Esther, James, Leah, Mary, Rose and Simon, and links to specific family tree pages for their children are provided below. For more complete discussion of their family history, see our Tennebaum Family genealogy page.
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Tevye Kaminsky and Pearl Naiman
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Tevye Kaminsky's Personal Page
Pearl Naiman's Personal Page |
Tevye & Pearl Family Tree Chart
Tevye & Pearl Descendant Report |
Tevye Kaminsky's Ancestor Report |
Tevye Kaminsky married Pearl Naiman in the area of Osowa, Poland at a time when it was part of Russia. They had at least three children in about the 1880's who we know about for sure, all of whom left and set up homes in either North or South America in the early 1900's before the Holocaust.
If you can help with more information, have any questions, want to just say "hello" or are able to help in any other way (like maybe help find or obtain old family records, or get tombstone photos) please email us.
To learn more about the Kaminsky branch of our Kaminsky family tree, you can also read about Tevye and Pearl Kaminsky and their children on our Kaminsky Family genealogy page.
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Children and their Spouses | Personal Pages |
Family Tree Charts and Reports | ||
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Bluma Kaminsky and Joseph Gordon |
Bluma's Personal Page
Joseph's Personal Page |
Gordon Family Tree Chart
Gordon Descendant Report | ||
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Isaac Kaminsky and Sarah Silverstein |
Isaac's Personal Page
Sarah's Personal Page |
Isaac and Sarah Family Tree Chart
Isaac and Sarah Descendant Report | ||
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Salomon Kamienecka and Czerna |
Salomon's Personal Page
Czerna's Personal Page |
Kamienecka Family Tree Chart
Kamienecka Descendant Report |
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Feige Kamieniecka and Hyman Kasle
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Feige Kaminsky's Personal Page
Hyman Kasle's Personal Page |
Feige Kaminsky's Ancestor Report Fanny & Hyman Descendant Report |
Feige Kamieniecka married Hyman Kasle in the area of Osowa, Poland or Mitsk, Belarus at a time when it was part of Russia. They had seven children between about 1885 and 1910 who survived to adulthood: Samuel, Abraham, Joseph, Bella Blanche, Dorothy, Jacob, and Louis.
Feige, Hyman, and their children started immigrating to United States around 1900, all arriving by around 1922. For a more complete discussion about them and their children, visit our Kasle Family genealogy page,
The links below will take you to useful views of the tree for each of Hyman and Feige Kasle's children. Please note that we are working on making the information in the tree more complete, so please do write if you can help by providing or searching for more facts or information.
If you know more, have any questions, would like to help in any way, or just want to say "hello," please email us.
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Louis and Rose Silverstein
The Silversteins play a key role in our family tree because three of their daughters married into our family: Sarah, Clara, and Pearl. So, the genealogy of their parents, Louis and Rosa Silverstein, is an integral part of our family history.
You can read more about Louis and Rose Silverstein's daughter Pearl's family on our Kasle Family genealogy page, and about their daughters Sarah and Clara on our Kaminsky Family genealogy page.
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Family Tree Charts and Reports | |||
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Louis and Rose Silverstein |
Louis's Personal Page
Rose's Personal Page |
Silverstein Family Tree Chart Silverstein Descendant Report |
If you know more, have any questions, would like to help in any way, or just want to say "hello," please email us.
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GETTING AROUND OUR FAMILY TREE
If you already know how to navigate family trees at Rootsweb's World Connect Project, click here to read more about our families and find helpful links to specific views of the tree.
Every page listing people on our tree has (right below the ads at the top) a search box and a list of the letters of the alphabet, which look like the following. You can either click on "List" to get an index listing everyone in the tree, click on a letter to get a list of all surnames starting with that letter, or put a surname into the search box to get a list of the people who have that name, and click "List". Then, once the search results appear, you can click on the name of an individual to view their personal page.
Enter surname OR surname, given to find:
____________________ List Advanced Search
No Surname < A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z >
To search for a specific person, enter their surname followed by a comma and their first name, and click "List". Again, once the search results appear, you can click on the name of an individual to view their personal page.
If you do not know if or how someone's surname has been entered into the tree, you can use the "Advanced Search" feature. This is a really cool feature that lets you specify a variety of parameters for your search if you want to see everyone in the tree with a particular given name, from a particular town or with some other characteristic or set of characteristics.
The "Advanced Search" feature also gives you the opportunity to use the "Soundex" or "Metaphone" systems if you only have a sense of what a name sounds like but do not have a definite spelling. I like "Metaphone" because it gives me fewer false hits than the "Soundex" system does.
The above information should be enough to get you started finding who you want in the tree. You can read on, if you want to learn more details about navigating the tree, or you can click here to find quick links to descendency charts and to read more about the families.
Below is an example of what you will see if you click on the letter "K" in the menu. That will give you a list of all surnames starting with "K" in the tree. If you click on a surname appearing on the resulting list of surnames, you then will get a list of the people who have that name. Again, just click on the name of an individual to view their personal page.
Please note that the chart below is for illustration, and clicking on it's links may take you to slightly different location in the index as the tree itself gets updated with corrections and more individuals.
KAMIENECKA[1], KAMIENETSKY[6], KAMIENIECKA[8], KAMIENIECKI[3], KAMINECKA[1], KAMINETSKY[1], KAMINSKY[17], KASLE[1], KEIBEL[2], KENTOR[1], KORNFIELD[1]
On each individual's personal page, you will also see a menu like the following that will permit you to view a bigger part of the tree. If you click on "Descendancy," you will get a simple outline of a tree showing that individual's spouses, children, and all their children's spouses and descendants and their children.
Index | Descendancy | Register | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em
If you click on "Register," you will get a report explaining who is in each generation, talking about that individual's parents, spouses, children, and all their children's spouses and descendants and their children.
A menu like the following will appear on Descendancy tree pages. If you click on "Ahnentafel," you will get an explanation of who is in each generation, talking about that individual's parents and spouse or spouses, along with children of ancestors, and all their ancestor's spouses and descendants and their children.
If you click on "Index" in a menu, it will give you a list of people. If you click on "Individual" in a menu, it will give you that individual's personal page, which shows information about their birth, marriage(s), death, along with limited information about their parents, spouses, and children. Again, clicking on any name on the page will take you to a page with more information about the person you have selected.
SOURCES
This is a partial list of the sources used to construct the tree. If you wish to know exactly which sources were used for information on a specific person in the tree, please do email us.
- Interviews with family members
- Private family trees
- United States Federal Census Records for 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920, available online (by subscription and at Public Libraries) at Ancestry.com and at Public Libraries through the Heritage Quest Census database.
- United States Federal Census Records for 1930, available online by subscriptions to Ancestry.com and Fold3.com, and at subscribing public libraries.
- Canadian Census Records for 1891, 1901, and 1911 available for free at automated genealogy, at subscribing Public Libraries and online via subscription to Ancestry.com
- Canadian Census Records for 1916 available for free at subscribing Public Libraries and online via subscription to Ancestry.com
- World War I Draft Registration Cards, available online at http://landing.ancestry.com/military/titles.aspx?html=ww1draft by subscription and for free from public libraries, and occasionally for free from Ancestry.Com's special offers
- World War II Draft Registration Cards, available online at http://landing.ancestry.com/military/titles.aspx?html=ww2draft by subscription, and occasionally for free from Ancestry.Com's special offers
- Social Security Death Index, formerly available online for free at http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com, now available by paid subscription on Ancestry.com's Social Security Death Index or for free from subscribing public libraries.
- California Death Index 1940 to 1997, at http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi?cj=1&o_xid=0000584
- Birth, marriage and death certificates for various family members
- Obituaries for various family members
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