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Outline Descendant Report for Unknown Friedman Outline Descendant Report for Unknown Friedman 1 Unknown Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown, d: Unknown ...2 Orel Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown + Freyde Unknown b: Abt 1788, d: Unknown ......3 Abel Shmuel Friedman b: Abt 1793, d: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown .........4 Iosel Friedman b: Abt 1810, d: 05 Dec 1888 ; 9 Tevet 5649 - old age + Sheyna Unknown b: Abt 1815 .........4 Sora Friedman b: Abt 1814, d: Unknown .........4 Orel Abram Friedman b: Abt 1817, d: Unknown .........4 Feyge Friedman b: Abt 1820, d: Unknown .........4 Rubin Friedman b: Abt 1828, d: Unknown + Itte Feyge Unknown b: Abt 1830, d: Unknown ............5 Abram Friedman b: Abt 1859, d: Unknown + Etil Bluma Zaborsky b: Abt 1857, m: 22 Jun 1879 in Viljampole, Lithuania ............5 Itsko Friedman b: Abt 1866, d: Unknown ............5 Roche Leah Friedman b: Abt 1871, d: Unknown ......3 Velvel Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown, d: Unknown .........4 Itsik Friedman b: Abt 1810, d: Unknown + Chaya Sifre Unknown b: Abt 1834, d: Unknown ............5 Hiyene Reyze Friedman b: Abt 1858, d: Unknown ............5 Tserne Friedman b: Abt 1861, d: Unknown ............5 Chaim Girsh Friedman b: Abt 1863, d: Unknown ............5 Beyle Friedman b: Abt 1867, d: Unknown ............5 Rikle Friedman b: Abt 1871, d: Unknown ......3 Itsko Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown, d: Unknown .........4 Mordkhel Friedman b: Abt 1839 + Roche Leah Unknown b: Abt 1849, d: Unknown ............5 Tauba Liba Friedman b: Abt 1869, d: Unknown ............5 Moisha Ber Friedman b: Abt 1872, d: Unknown ............5 Hiyena Friedman b: Abt 1874, d: Unknown ......3 Orel Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown, d: Unknown .........4 Matis Friedman b: Abt 1832 + Roche Beyle Unknown b: Abt 1839, d: Unknown ............5 Freyda Friedman b: Abt 1867, d: Unknown ............5 Etka Friedman b: Abt 1869, d: Unknown + Ber Moisha Volk b: Abt 1869, m: 16 Jan 1889 in Seredzius, Lithuania, d: Unknown ............5 Abel Leyzer Friedman b: Abt 1871, d: Unknown ............5 Wulf Friedman b: Abt 1874, d: Unknown .........4 Abel Friedman b: Abt 1833, d: Unknown + Feyge Gode Unknown b: Abt 1836, d: Unknown ............5 Seyne Friedman b: Abt 1866, d: Unknown ............5 Etka Friedman b: Abt 1869, d: Unknown ............5 Moisha Leib Friedman b: Abt 1870, d: Unknown ............5 Binel Friedman b: Abt 1873, d: Unknown .........4 Iosel Friedman b: Abt 1850 ......3 Liba Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown ...2 Girsh Friedman b: Unknown, d: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown, d: Unknown ......3 Leib Friedman b: Abt 1796, d: Unknown + Rise Unknown b: Unknown, d: Unknown .........4 Golde Friedman b: Abt 1816, d: Unknown .........4 Orel Friedman b: Abt 1817, d: Unknown .........4 Gilel Friedman b: Abt 1823, d: Unknown + Rochlia Unknown b: Abt 1926 .........4 Girsh Blacher b: Abt 1824, d: 05 Aug 1913 ; 15 Av. Heart disease. + Dvoira Bloch b: Abt 1839, d: Unknown ............5 Leib Friedman b: Abt 1857 in Girkalnis, Raseiniai, Lithuania, d: 12 Jul 1932 in Witbank, South Africa + Reize Kulvinski b: Abt 1861, m: 19 Oct 1884 in Cekiske, Lithuania, d: Unknown ...............6 Dora Friedman b: Abt 1886, d: 23 Jan 1973 + Israel Slomoi b: Abt 1878, m: 1920, d: 16 Aug 1935 ...............6 Annie Friedman b: Abt 1893 in Girkalnis, Raseiniai, Lithuania, d: 12 May 1980 in Johannesburg, South Africa + David Louis Blumberg b: Unknown in Neustadt, Lithuania, m: 04 Jan 1921 in Witbank, South Africa, d: 05 Apr 1981 in Johannesburg, South Africa ..................7 Harold Julian Blumberg b: 09 Feb 1923 in Johannesburg, South Africa, d: 09 Nov 2016 + Rose Saksenberg b: 07 May 1940 in Johannesburg, South Africa, m: 27 May 1996 in Johannesburg, South Africa ..................7 Manuel Hayman Blumberg b: 06 Feb 1925, d: Jan 1986 + Evelyn Aires b: Unknown, m: 09 Mar 1958 .....................8 Michael Blumberg b: 31 Oct 1959 + Debbie Abrams b: Unknown ........................9 Matthew Blumberg b: 22 Jan 1988 ........................9 Daniel Blumberg b: 31 Dec 1989 .....................8 Lawrence Blumberg b: 12 Jan 1961 + Karen Abrams b: Unknown ........................9 Megan Blumberg b: 04 Oct 1989 ........................9 Jenna Blumberg b: 04 Oct 1989 ........................9 Dean Blumberg b: 19 Jul 1992 .....................8 Anthony Blumberg b: 10 Jun 1965 + Melissa Unknown b: Unknown in USA ........................9 Blaire Blumberg b: 22 May 1996 ..................7 Jacob Charles Blumberg b: 09 Feb 1927 + Avis Broomberg b: Unknown .....................8 Mark Blumberg b: Unknown + Adeline Goldberg b: Unknown ........................9 Son1 Blumberg b: Unknown ........................9 Taryn Blumberg b: Unknown .....................8 Paul Blumberg b: Unknown + Diana Unknown b: Unknown ........................9 Loren Blumberg b: Unknown ........................9 Romy Blumberg b: Unknown ..................7 Max Isaac Blumberg b: 29 Aug 1928, d: Feb 1980 + Jessica Jacobson b: Unknown .....................8 Gary Blumberg b: Unknown + Wife Unknown b: Unknown .....................8 Rosemary Blumberg b: Unknown + Stanley Green b: Unknown ........................9 Ben Green b: Unknown ........................9 Mitch Gren b: Unknown ........................9 Sarah Green b: Unknown ...............6 Fanny Ada Friedman b: 10 Jun 1902 in Girkalnis, Raseiniai, Lithuania, d: 18 Jan 1985 in Johannesburg, South Africa + Louis Maltz b: 10 Oct 1899 in Shaduve, Lithuania, m: Witbank, South Africa, d: 08 Jun 1964 in Johannesburg, South Africa ..................7 Lionel Maltz b: 02 Sep 1929 in Witbank, South Africa + Yvette Aisler b: 10 Nov 1935 in Johannesburg, South Africa, m: 01 Nov 1953 in Johannesburg, South Africa; Kensington Synagogue .....................8 Fredia Renee Maltz b: 19 Oct 1954 in Johannesburg, South Africa + Clifford John Woolf b: 30 Jan 1955 in Johannesburg, South Africa, m: 29 Feb 1976 in Johannesburg, South Africa; at parents home - Bedford View. ........................9 Matthew Jacob Woolf b: 20 Mar 1988 ........................9 Alexander Joseph Woolf b: 15 Jun 1991 .....................8 Nadine Marilyn Maltz b: 19 Aug 1957 in Johannesburg, South Africa + Brian John Zlotnick b: 11 Dec 1953 in Harare, Zimbabwe, m: 30 May 1982 in Johannesburg, South Africa; Wedding held at parents home - Bedford View ........................9 Andrea Michelle Zlotnick b: 20 Oct 1993 ........................9 Julia Lisa Zlotnick b: 17 Jan 1998 ..................7 Harry Paul Maltz b: 14 Sep 1932 in Witbank, South Africa, d: 2011 in Durban, South Africa + Minna Anne Herman b: Unknown, m: 15 Jul 1965 .....................8 Noah Maltz b: 13 Jun 1968 .....................8 Leora Maltz b: 24 Apr 1973 .....................8 Gideon Maltz b: 30 Sep 1977 ............5 Chaim-Ber Blacher b: Abt 1852 in Girkalnis, Raseiniai, Lithuania, d: 27 Aug 1941 in Lithuania + Perl Pertchik b: Unknown, m: 21 Jul 1887 in Ziezmariai, Lithuania ...............6 Moshe Itzhak Blacher b: 08 Sep 1888 in Ziezmariai, Lithuania, d: 1941 in Lithuania + Gittel Gutmanovich b: Unknown, d: 1941 in Lithuania ..................7 Chaikle Blacher b: 28 Dec 1911 in Darsuniskis, Lithuania, d: 07 Jul 1985 in Vilnius, Lithuania + Rivka Greenfield b: 12 Aug 1912 in Kaunas, Lithuania, m: 13 Nov 1934 in Pumpenai, Lithuania, d: 11 Jan 1997 in Vilnius, Lithuania .....................8 Malkiel Blacher b: 08 Mar 1935 in Kaunas, Lithuania + Henrietta-Alicia Pshitulska b: 16 Feb 1937 in Vilnius, Lithuania .....................8 Gittel Blacher b: 17 Aug 1946 in Kaunas, Lithuania + Vladimir Manusevich b: 26 Mar 1946 in Moscow, Russia ........................9 Mark Manusevich b: 12 Mar 1974 in Moscow, Russia ..................7 Taube Blacher b: 1919 in Kaunas, Lithuania + Gregory Shkolnik b: 1919 in Ukraine, d: 09 Mar 2000 in Israel ..................7 Sheine Reisl Blacher b: 20 Dec 1920 in Darsuniskis, Lithuania, d: 1986 in Israel + Leibe Libman b: 1907 in Hersvilikas, Lithuania, d: 1963 in Kaunas, Lithuania .....................8 Miriam Libman b: 02 Feb 1948 in Kaunas, Lithuania + Reuven Peer b: 15 Jun 1935 in Israel ........................9 Arie Libman b: 20 Jan 1971 in Kaunas, Lithuania ........................9 Yehudit Peer b: 16 Jun 1982 in Israel .....................8 Moshe Libman b: 23 Oct 1952 in Israel + Sara Koen b: 19 Mar 1951 in Israel ........................9 Hen Libman b: 17 May 1979 ........................9 Maya Libman b: 03 May 1980 in Israel ........................9 Noama Libman b: 03 May 1980 in Israel ........................9 Vered Libman b: 10 Nov 1987 in Israel ..................7 Hone Blacher b: 1923 in Darsuniskis, Lithuania, d: 1943 in Russia ...............6 Eta Blacher b: Abt 1892, d: Unknown + Nathan Shultz b: Unknown, m: Abt 1916 ..................7 Saul Shultz b: 1917 + Julia Majansky b: Unknown .....................8 Barry Shultz b: Unknown ..................7 Frances Shultz b: 1919 + Murray Feller b: Unknown, d: 1964 .....................8 Dennis Feller b: 1946 + Elaine Provitch b: Unknown ........................9 Michael Unknown b: 1970 ........................9 Tara Unknown b: 1973 .....................8 Patricia Feller b: 1952 + Steven Klein b: Unknown ........................9 Joshua Klein b: 1985 ........................9 Kayla Klein b: 1988 + Paul Levenson b: Unknown ...............6 Dvora Blacher b: Abt 1895, d: Unknown + Abraham Mezansky b: Abt 1890, m: 1917 ..................7 Lucille Mezansky b: 1918 + Leo Sevinor b: 1916, m: 1941 .....................8 Sheldon Sevinor b: 1946
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