Jewish Records Indexing - Poland
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Surname List: Bielawy (Warszawa Gubernia)
as of 15 August 1999

JRI-Poland "Surname Lists" are a compilation of family names appearing one or more times in the vital records of a number of towns that have been indexed. All variations in the spelling, as they were written by the town registrar in the civil records, have been included in each surname list.

As additional indices are added for a town (other years/types of records), surnames not previously in the list will be added.

This feature of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is provided as an aid to researchers who may not initially recall or search for all the names in their various family branches, but whose memories may be sparked by scanning the list.

If you are interested in finding records for any surname on the list, search the JRI-Poland database for this exact spelling in this town. Note the source reference, and obtain the actual record. Information as to how to obtain records and what JRI-Poland provides is explained within the JRI-Poland web site. Please enter at the JRI-Poland home page to truly understand JRI-Poland.

The names come from Polish-language lists and transliterations of Russian-language lists, so that the spelling of a name may vary depending on its source. In particular, the letters "i" and "j" are interchangeable, as are "h" and the sound "ch", and the letter "h" may sometimes appear as "g".

To view the special Polish characters, you need to have your browser set to the proper character set encoding.

• In Netscape 4 or above, click on the View menu. Then click on Character Set. Then click on "Central European (ISO-8859-2)".
  
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AMSZCZANOWSKI
AMSZCZONOWSKI
AMSZCZOWNOWSKI
APELSOHN
APELSON
APPELBAUM
BERENT
BERKOWICZ
BERL
BERMANN
BIALEK
BIALER
BIALKON
BIALLER
BIELAWSKI
BLICBLUM
BORENSZTEYN
BORKOWSKI
BORNSZTAYN
BORNSZTEJN
BRAYBARD
BRAYDBART
BREITBART
BRETSZTEJN
BURNOWSKI
BURSZTYN
CHEMAK
CHODYS
CIOLEK
COLA
CYMBALOM
CYMERMAN
CYMERMANN
DAWIDOWICZ
DOBRZYNSKI
DRAWALA
DRESEL
ELIASH
ELSNER
ENSTEIN
FAIER
FAIN
FALK
FAYER
FILER
FRAIDES
GAWENDOSKI
GECEL
GEDA
GERSHT
GETZEL
GICE
GINSBERG
GODMAN
GOFMAN
GOLDBERG
GORNECKA
GOTLIB
GOTTLIB
GRINBAUM
GROSS
GRUNBAUM
GRYMBAUM
GRYNBAUM
GRYNSZPAN
GRZECZNY
GRZYWACZ
GUTMAN
HAMBURG
HAZAN
HERSZ
HERSZKOWICZ
HILER
HILEROWICZ
HILLER
HORREN
HUZE
ISRAELSKI
JAKOBOWICZ
JAKUBOWICZ
JASTRZEMBSKI
KAMINSKI
KANEVSKI
KIERNOSKI
KLEJN
KLODAWSKA
KLODAWSKI
KLODOWSKA
KOHKA
KOHN
KOLSKA
KOLSKI
KOPERSZTYK
KOWALSKA
KREDENS
KROLAWSKI
KRUCHAKA
KRUK
KSARBAUM
KUCINSKI
KUCK
KUCZYNSKI
KUTZINSKI
LAWENDOWSKI
LESMAN
LEWKOWICZ
LOKIR
LUBOCHYNSKI
MAIDAT
MEST
MOGIELNICKI
NEJMAN
NEYMAN
NISENBAUM
NISSENBAUM
NISSENBUAM
NOSENBAUM
NUSSENBAUM
NYMAN
NYSENBAUM
NYSSENBAUM
OPATOWSKI
ORSECHOWSKI
PASZCZEWSKI
PAZENCZEWSKI
PERELMAN
PLOCK
PLOCKI
PRZYTYK
RAWISKI
RINER
RINKOVITCH
ROSENBERG
ROSENKRANC
ROSENKRANTZ
ROZENBERG
ROZENKRANC
RUBIN
RURMAN
RYZMAN
SALAMON
SALKOWIAK
SALTZ
SCHULTZ
SCHWARTENSTEIN
SCHWARTZ
SHORRER
SIERADZKI
SKOWRONSKI
STACKENBERG
STASZEWSKI
SZAIAK
SZAJAK
SZANOWSKI
SZOSTNLAWSKI
SZPERLING
SZPODERER
SZTERNFELD
SZULTZ
SZYDLOSKI
SZYDLOWSKI
SZYFER
SZYFFER
SZYNWALD
TAUB
TONDORSKI
TONDOSKI
TROIANSKI
TSIMBELIT
WALDMANN
WALTMAN
WARSHAWSKI
WIDAWSKI
WINER
WOJEWOOD
WOJWODE
WOLF
WOLFOWICZ
WOLMAN
ZALETZ
ZALTZ
ZAMBERG
ZAND
ZANDBERG
ZAUER
ZELICHOWICZ
ZELKOWICZ
ZHULAVSKI
ZILBER
ZILBERG
ZIMMERMAN
ZYGIER
ZYLBER
ZYSEHOLTZ

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