Families: The Schusheim Family of Galicia

Records of the Schusheim family in the All Galicia Database

There are currently 44 records for the surname Schusheim (including soundalike names and spelling variants) in the All Galicia Database (the AGD), Gesher Galicia's free searchable collection of genealogical and historical records from the former Austro-Hungarian province of Galicia, which is now eastern Poland and western Ukraine. Here is a sampling of some of the results you can find there:

• Abrah. SUSEM [JUSEM]?, son of Leiser and Genen[.]
  1823 death record from Lwów Jewish Deaths (1805-1880)
• Dwore CHUSIM
  1825 death record from Lwów Jewish Deaths (1805-1880)
• Leiser SUSSHEIM
  1880 census record from Tarnopol Jewish Census (index book) (1880)
• Ide Wolf SCHUSHEIM
  1882 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)
• Aron SCHUSSHEIM
  1883 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)
• Izrael SCHUSHEIM
  1883 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)
• Abraham SCHUSSHEIM
  1883 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)
• Majer SCHUSHEIM
  1883 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)
• Leib SCHUSHEIM
  1884 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)
• Frimet SCHUSHEIM
  1885 birth record from Leżajsk Jewish Births (index book) (1881-1890)

Search the All Galicia Database to see the full information available for all 44 records. The AGD is updated with new records every few months, so check back often to see the latest results.

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Records of the Schusheim family in Logan Kleinwaks' Genealogy Indexer website

There are 184 search results for the surname Schusheim at Logan Kleinwaks' Genealogy Indexer website, a few of which are listed below. Note that results listed below are limited to purely Galician sources, such as telephone and business directories from Galician cities, or school records, but they do not include the many other sources available on his website that span all of pre-war Poland. You may need the free .DjVu web browser plugin to view these files.

• Galicia Yizkor Book (1945), image 643 {y168}
  ... Jose Zeimer Marcos Zang Enrique Zornberg Zalel Zolkever Ber Zimerman Isaac Schorr Moses Schorr Jacobo Schwartz Samuei Segal Salomon Siegel Jazkel Seidler Leon Schuster Efroim Sauler Oscar Schmer Abraham Schechter Isidore Strauehler Oscar Scheiner M. Schifman Aaron Seller Simon Schenker Maximo Schechter Muni Sigal Jonas Schmajuk Gustav* Sauer Hcrsoh Schnaider Norberto Scharf Mists Shapire Leon Streichler Leib Seftel !,eon Segal Moises Schusheim Kafae'. Strauch Jaime Schneier Isidoro Sporin Natalio Schrainer Jonas T Thumin Leonardo Tribwaser Hermit! Tuni Mates Taubenfeld Simon Turkeltaub Marcos Tusch Arnoldo Eugentaft Leon Tepper Herman Tancnbaum Marco* Thumin Leopoldo Thaler J. Taichman J. Tusch Guillermo Trupp Leon Tischler Wolf u Unger Herman Urman Simon Unger Francisco ...
• Galicia Yizkor Book (1945), image 644 {y168}
  ... Askenazy Fanny Grinberg Clara Falik Perla Honig Martha Glaser Sarah Fuer Josefina Segal de Klein Zucker Nechemias Zlatkes Herman Zolkever Israel Zukcrberg Eugenio Zweifler Leon Zion Jacobo Zinkman Zimmerman Emilia Frenkel Clara Berenholtz J-Altman Rachel Gutman M. Rosenberg S. Edcr Mani Scharfker D. Diringer B. Saukerman R-Gottdenker Berta Inger Berta Weitzman Eugenia Diringer Elsa Onitcansky R. Zolkever Cecilia Adlerstein Taubc Nachman M. Siege! Cila Schechter Pepi Albines Fanni Caplinsky Blime Zolkever Lifsche Tiser Jano Blauwoll Amalia Monschein Taube Ungar Elena Ricdler R. Weinstein Amalia Schusheim Ester Postcl Ester Breitholtz Geni
• Chrzanow Yizkor Book (1989), image 389 {y114}
  ... Grubner, Shimen Laufer, and others. Our assigments were to arrange for: 1. Public discussions of issues facing the Jewish people; 2. Literary discussions; 3. Distribution of Yiddish books; 4. Instruction in speaking and writing Yiddish well; 5. Theatrical performances; and 6. Improving the economic situation of the proletarian youth of Chrzanow. Among the speakers who visited us I remember the brilliant personalities of Zerubavel, Alexander Chashin, Chrzanowicz (Kasriel), Nachman Mifelev (who came to Chrzanow countless times and came to like the town very much). Yakov Kener and Binyomin Kohn once missed the train back to Cracow. They had to spend the entire night walking around the town, because not a single hotel would give these "bums" a place to sleep. Kutz ...
• Czortkow Yizkor Book (1967), image 73 {y125}
  ... לקבל עליו את הנהגת התנועה בצ׳ורטקוב והסביבה. לשיחה זו, המובאת ב׳׳די וולט״, גליון 29. 1897, לא היו תוצאות של ממש. המאמצים להשיג את הסכמתו או אהדתו של הרבי כר תיאר ד*ר הרצל ביומנו ע׳ 578 את פגישתו עם הרב לנדא: crbotcn mit dcm Wundcr Rabbi Friedman von Czortkow zu verhandeln. Ich gab thm einen Brief mit, worin ich Fried-man cinladc scincn Sohn zu mir zu schichen. Intcrcssantc Lcute, die in den Ictzlcn Wochen voruberkamen, warcn... Landau aus Przcmysl, cin inteligenter Halbchasid, mit hintcr die Ohrcn ge-strichcncn Pcies... Landau aus Premysl hat sich 67
• Berezhany Yizkor Book (1978), image 498 {y48}
  ... was under the authority of religious judges (Dayanim) headed by the Rabbi, and their judgments and decisions had to be ratified by the community leaders. The life of the community was centered around the synagogue. The first synagogue was already in existence in the 17th century. Near the synagogue were a school, a bathhouse, a hospital and a lodging house for poor transientes. The Rabbi was chosen by the Jewish community and had to be authorized by the rulers of the town. The community administrators col-lected taxes from the citizens of the town. They cared for the poor, the educa tion of the children and for the religious services. They had authority over the slaughter-house, they supervised the holy burial society and the great syna-gogue. The Habsburgs brought about cognizont changes ...

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