Appelbaum - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Appelbaum's from Lodz and Sierpc

GayleKirschenbaum — 2012-11-24 05:17:50Z

My grandmother's maiden name Tillie Appelbaum and she was born in Lodz around 1898. Her father was Mendel and her mother, Rachel. Her siblings are Max (came to US), Joseph (went to Israel) , Murray (Morris)(came to US), Hannah (perished during WWII). Their mother died and their father remarried Cyril. They moved around 1914 from Lodz to Sierpc. They had Zeev, Tova, Dina, and Rivka, who all went to Israel. Tova and Dina moved later to Canada. I believe there was another son from Rachel named Haskell who died as a teenager in Poland. I am trying to ancestors and info on where exactly they lived in Poland.

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

skohenak — 2012-09-29 21:24:54Z

Hello. I am also a member of this very tangled family tree. I am Frankie and Rosie's cousin. My mother, Adele, was Charles' half sister. Her father was Samuel and her mother was his second wife Anna.
I would love to compare information with you. My email address is cmptrsue AT gmail dot com.
My tree on Ancestry.com may not be complete. I only use the free services here. My complete records are on MyHeritage.com.

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

dkny101 — 2012-08-31 03:24:57Z

Hi Charles,

This is what I've put together so far:
Charles and Sylvia had Frank (Franklyn, Franklin) and Rose
Rose had three children; I'm the oldest.
Frank Applebaum was married four times. First to Sheila then to Jackie, with whom he had Samuel and Howard, then to Carol, with whom he had Scott and Ian and then to Renee, with whom he had you, Brandi and Yelana. Does this sound right to you?
I have one photo of him and Charles and Sylvia. I also have a copy of his original SSN application. I have other bits and pieces of information, too. Please get back to me if you'd like to compare notes.
Warmly,
Deb

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

dkny101 — 2012-08-31 02:46:26Z

Hi,

I just saw this tonight. Yes, I'm almost positive that we are related. My email is dkny101@gmail.com

Warmly,
Deb

Re: Appelbaum

dkny101 — 2012-08-31 02:35:12Z

Hi, I'm not sure because I don't have much to work with. Harry lived in Lindenhurst and was a plumber. I think his father's name was Samuel. Sound like a match? Deb

Re: rsvp

dkny101 — 2012-08-30 23:03:04Z

Hi again,

Okay, I was wrong in my previous reply. This was the message I just got. And I understand that none of the other names are correct, but just fyi, on my uncle's ssn application it shows Appelbaum and on his school records it shows Applebaum. What makes it even more interesting is that his grandfather spelled it Affelbaum. I think spelling was arbitrary back then.

Warmly,
Deb

Re: new york

dkny101 — 2012-08-30 22:58:26Z

HI Barry,

I'm sorry but Ancestry JUST TODAY sent me this link. We might very well be related. This is so exciting. Did your dad live on Long Island for any period of tieme and what was his occupation?

Warmly,
Deb
dkny101@gmail.com

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

sapplebaum58 — 2012-08-30 22:11:13Z

Charles Applebaum, Frank's dad, passed away in 1978 of Lukemia. His Mother, Sylvia, passed away 10 years earlier of a massive heart attack. Debbie! I would love to hear from you!!! :D

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

sapplebaum58 — 2012-08-30 22:04:32Z

He was last married around 1980, to Renee Denker Applebaum. They had 3 children. Twins, Charlie, and Brandi, now 33, and Yalana age 30

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

sapplebaum58 — 2012-08-30 22:00:25Z

Hello! My mother Jacquiline, had one daughter. Marsha. Per my dad, "Franklin", he had been married one previous time before jackie, to someone named Shelia, and had a daughter named Randy Penny. He had also married twice after to Carol Bushkin* (im unsure of the spellin) and they had 2 children. Scott. Deceased, and ian, (where abouts unknown) I also have a brother Howard, who is also his son. My E-mail is sapplebaum58@comcast.net. Like you, I have always wondered about my cousins. But I don't remember Aunt Rosie!

Re: Appelbaums in Missouri and New York

michr166 — 2012-06-26 18:15:05Z

Hello,

I have a relative, Morris Appelbaum, who was the son of Abraham & Freida Appelbaum who arrived in NY. He was sibling of my paternal grandfather.

Re: anyone related to Irving Appelbaum

rbenavram — 2011-05-07 05:13:57Z

My given name was irving Noah Appelbaum, born May 5, 1925 in NYC. My father was Louis Appelbaum, brother of Morris Appelbaum (with three sons, Louis, Ralph, and one other I don't recall). Yes, I've just turned 86!
Another brother was Ben living in Akron with 6 children I believe, and Izzie, who lived in Hartford Conn. until he moved to Long Beach NY where my father and mother lived out their lives.
In 1951, starting a career in San Francisco theater and UC Berkeley teaching I changed my name to our grandfather's- Rachmael,(Rachmiel)- and took the surname of Ben-Avram.

My sister Billie, now 80 yrs! lives in Palm Springs, and we often talk about finding our Cleveland relations. Are you part of what mmust be our Uncle Morris's and Ben's family? We Appelbaums have a rich heritage. We would welcome warmly any connections that are still open to us.

The fact you spell Appelbaum with an "el" and mention familiar first names is promisng. Please don't hesitate to respond,-- even if it may be we do not share our roots. But my intuition tells me the aswer is YES.
Until soon,
Rachmael

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

dkny101 — 2011-01-18 17:07:04Z

The Franklin (Frankie) Appelbaum/Applebaum I'm trying to trace was born on October 13th,1932 in Coney Island, NY and died in December 1985. His social security application spells his name appELbaum and his Navy papers spell it appLEbaum.

I know he was married to a woman named Jackie and had two daughters named Marsha (Marcia?)and Allison who would probably be between 55 and 65 today (2011). I'm pretty sure they moved to New Jersey in the late fifties or early sixties.

His sister, my mother was called Rose, but I understand she may have actually been named Raisa or Raizel. She passed in July, 1960.

His father, my grandfather, was Charles and I'm fairly sure his grandparents, my great-grandparents were Samuel and Frieda Temares Appelbaum/Appelbaum. My maternal grandmother was Sylvia La Vine. She was the daughter of Jacob and Devora/Dobora (Dora) La Vine and the sister of Harold.

I'd really love to connect with Marsha and Allison.

My direct email is dkny101@gmail.com. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

copuf — 2009-09-24 04:48:26Z

Joseph Appelbaum married Anna Maria Bax on 22 Jan 1825 at Sankt Johannes Baptist Katholische Pfarrkirche, Delbrück, Amt Delbrück, Kreis Paderborn, Regierungsbezirk Minden, Provinz Westfalen, Königreich Preußen. They lived in the town of Ostenland had at least 12 children. At least two of these children moved to the US.

Johann Georg Appelbaum

Born 18 Jul 1831 at Ostenland, Amt Delbrück, Kreis Paderborn, Regierungsbezirk Minden, Provinz Westfalen, Königreich Preußen.

Baptised 18 Jul 1831 at Sankt Johannes Baptist Katholische Pfarrkirche, Delbrück, Amt Delbrück, Kreis Paderborn, Regierungsbezirk Minden, Provinz Westfalen, Königreich Preußen.

Arrived 28 Jan 1852 in New Orleans on the ship "Welker."
Died 10 Jan 1914 in Lee County, Iowa.
Buried in Oakland Catholic Cemetery, Keokuk, Jackson Township, Lee County, Iowa.

Georg and his first wife had approximately 11 children near Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. One of these children was Lawrence Applebaum (1869-1954) who moved to Saint Louis where he married and later died.

Johann Theodor Appelbaum

Born 3 Jan 1835 at Ostenland, Amt Delbrück, Kreis Paderborn, Regierungsbezirk Minden, Provinz Westfalen, Königreich Preußen.

Baptised 5 Jan 1835 at Sankt Johannes Baptist Katholische Pfarrkirche, Delbrück, Amt Delbrück, Kreis Paderborn, Regierungsbezirk Minden, Provinz Westfalen, Königreich Preußen.

Arrived 8 Nov 1864 at New York on ship "Georg."

I suspect he is the same person who was buried 3 Feb 1903 at Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Saint Louis City, Missouri. This person married Elisabeth Buchholtz(sp?) and had at least four children in Saint Louis, Missouri. One of these children was Charles Appelbaum (1880-1920).

Notice the different spellings of the two brothers' families. Theodor and his family spelled their name Appelbaum, but Georg and his family spelled their name Applebaum.

I found the information about their birth and emigration from a great book by Heinz Marxkors called "Auswanderer aus dem Ortsteil Ostenland im ehemaligen Kirchspiel Delbrück im ehemaligen Kreis Paderborn in der ehemaligen Provinz Westfalen, im ehemaligen Königreich Preußen: Ausgewandert in die Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika." There is an index online at http://www.slcl.org/branches/hq/sc/indexes/marxkors/marxkors...

You will notice in the index that there is a Joseph Appelbaum who emigrated from the parish of Elsen, which is next to the parish of Delbrück. I do not have the Elsen book, so I do not know the birth date of this Joseph Appelbaum. I know there is a Joseph Appelbaum family in Saint Louis and another Joseph Appelbaum family in Lee County, Iowa. Joseph Appelbaum from Elsen could be either of these, or he may have gone somewhere else.

Re: St.Louis,Mo.Appelbaums

hetaerae_1 — 2007-01-15 04:06:08Z

Searching for information on the St. Louis Appelbaums/Applebaums - Sam Appelbaum, b. circa 1860 in Russia, died 1954 in St. Louis, MO. Married twice - first wife unknown - two children: Ida and Sophie; 2nd marriage to Sarah Horowitz, circa 1900 - three children: Cecelia (b. 1903), Joseph (b. 1907) and Paul (b. 1912).

Father was possibly named Isaac, may have had a brother named Frank (also married to a Sarah).

It is believed his first marriage was in Chicago, IL.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

2006-01-06 23:35:33Z

My Aunt Marie never married and never had any children.

Re: LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

2006-01-02 04:53:07Z

Lawrence I am looking for information on a Marie Appelbaum. It appears she was my Great Grandmother. She married a man named Reardon who is said to have died in a flood. They had one daughter my Grandmother Audrey Reardon. Marie then remarried a man named Gaynor and had 3 sons. She apparently ran a boarding house in Los Angeles late in life. I would love to hear if any of this information matches anything you have.

MARGARET HOLLOWELL APPELBAUM

2005-10-09 22:29:12Z

I am looking for any information on Margaret Hollowell aka Margaret Hull. She was born in Missouri and is the daughter of Ernest and Hazel Perin Hollowell and the sister of Morris Hollowell. She and my father, Lawrence V. Appelbaum, were married in 1949.

Re: LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

2005-05-05 17:36:50Z

I am Ted Appelbaum's (Larry's brother) daughter.
I would be happy to share information with you.
Please contact me by e-mail.

Re: children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

Luckychucky61 — 2004-06-17 06:34:24Z

i don't know if this helps or not but my father was named Franklyn Applebaum who married his 2nd wife my mother Renee from Coney island I have 2 half brothers Howard and Samuel my father did die in Dec 1985.

Re: St.Louis,Mo.Appelbaums

jiminissaquah — 2003-05-03 05:34:01Z

Ken: My ggf Samuel Appelbaum arrived St. Louis from Chicago area around 1900. He was born in Russia. Had a few sons (including my gf Joseph), and their descendants are still in the area. I've often wondered why there were so many in St. Louis area.--Jim in Seattle

Appelbaums in DC

katescool — 2003-05-03 01:06:32Z

My grandfather's name was Theodore. His father died when he was a small child, and his mother lived to be a very elderly woman. Anyone know of the Appelbaums in Washington DC??

appelbaum/applebaum/rubin

justmystuff — 2003-04-05 21:14:47Z

Looking for Bessie who came to US in 1901 from Russia. Married Philip Rubin. Lived in Philadelphia. Any info would help. Parents, Town in Russia, Siblings, etc?

Thanks

Appelbaum married Blanche Charlebois

2002-11-30 20:40:43Z

I'm looking for the marriage and parents of Mr. Appelbaum and Blanche Charlebois. They may have been married in California before 1937. Blanche was born in Canada and died in California in 1994.
If anyone has any information on this couple, please contact me.
Thanks
Dave

St.Louis,Mo.Appelbaums

2002-08-21 02:10:56Z

Anyone have any info on Appelbaums in St.Louis,Mo. from the the mid-1800s on?Many are buried in Calvary Cemetary here.There is a Margaret Halligan(d.1892)interred with some Appelbaums there.I'm trying to determine how they are connected.

Appelbaum, Ft. Mad,Iowa, Catholic Branch

mary44grace — 2002-06-10 00:28:01Z

I'm looking for the Catholic branch of the Appelbaums who came through St.Louis and settled in Ft. Madison, IA in mid-1800's. This was my ggrandfather, Joseph Appelbaum, who came from Germany, perhaps Prussia. This is a tough thread to chase as I have nothing but his name and eventual marriage to local woman (Nelle). There are a few other male Appelbaums in the Ft. Madison area at the same time--perhaps relatives?

Haya Appelbaum

djordan70 — 2002-04-16 11:41:55Z

i would like to get information about Haya Appelbaum,born in Poland,after she married called Haya marcus,her brother called Kalman Appelbaum.

Re: LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

2002-01-20 22:55:34Z

Ihave the original citizen ship document from 1848 in PA of Henry Braham. His sons married Rauchbach sisters.in Mo. The Rauchbach' s came from Prussia as a married couple at 16 yrs.settled at Tebbets/Mokane, Mo..

Re: LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

2002-01-20 22:55:31Z

Re: Morris Appelbaum

2001-12-19 01:02:01Z

Irv Appelbaum is now living in Boca Raton, Florida. The address I have is 19873 Planters Blvd. #C. Boca Raton, FL 33434. If that doesn't work, contact my father, Louis (Irv's older brother) at lappelb742@aol.com He'll know the phone number and current address.

Re: Morris Appelbaum

2001-12-18 10:32:41Z

Best friend Irv Appelbaum of Shaker Heights, son of Morris. Please,would like to contact Irv, If possible connect us.Thank you---

Re: Any Appelbaums?

2001-07-18 16:57:03Z

My great grandfather moved from Prussia (a German state) to the United States around 1835. His son, Charles, married my grandmother, Mary, and they lived in St. Louis, Missouri. Charles and Mary had eight children, but two died at birth. I have more names and dates but have not yet verified their accuracy. Any information you have will be greatly appreciated.

LAWRENCE V. APPELBAUM

2001-07-17 21:53:37Z

I am the daughter of Lawrence Appelbaum, born to Charles and Mary Appelbaum. Dad was born in 1918 in St. Louis, Missouri and had several siblings: Elsie, Marie, Theodore and I think John. I have no information other than this. Any help would be appreciated.

Morris Appelbaum

2001-05-01 22:24:01Z

Looking for relatives of Morris Appelbaum who came to the United States in 1915 and was married to Anne Wyne (Wine). They lived in Cleveland, Ohio and had 3 sons - Louis, Ralph and Irving.

Irving Appelbaum

2001-02-03 14:43:02Z

Laurie, my late father in law, from Buffalo, N Y was Irving Appelbaum.

anyone related to Irving Appelbaum

2001-01-30 15:46:12Z

hi if any one is related or knows Irving Appelbaum please email me as soon as possible

Appelbaum

2000-10-19 06:42:28Z

I saw your message about Harry Appelbaum and
was interested. I have two Appelbaum's in my
family tree - Ella and Harry. Harry married Johanna
Gompers and had a son Harry. Ella married Alexander
Julian Gompers and had three daughers, Esther, Sophia,
and May. Do these people sound familiar and are you
related to them? If so, please email me at
linda_anderson@uncg.edu

Searching for 2 half sisters

2000-05-24 23:00:33Z

My father is Bernard Appelbaum (from NY)(changed to Apel before I was born) he was the son of Isador Appelbaum (from Russia), and my father is brother to Abraham, Jean, Dotty (Dorothy?), and Ceil(Cecile?). All born in NY. My father had 2 daughters from a previous marrige, Alice and Lenore Apel. He lost touch with them after they turned 18ish, They would be between the ages of 45 55 (roughly). Any information to help me find them or other relatives would be greatly appreciated.

Appelbaums in Missouri and New York

2000-04-10 21:55:33Z

My ggf was Samuel Appelbaum (b. 1869, Russia;
d. 1954, St. Louis, MO). I am Helen's nephew
(hi Helen!). Helen, from the Hebrew translation
on his gravestone I'm pretty sure Sam's father's
name was Isaac (Itsac).

I have questionf for the rest of you. Why are
Appelbaums concentrated in Missouri and New York?
Check out http://www.hamrick.com/names/names.cgi?surname=appelbaumyear...
Comments?

Also, I recall seeing a Morris Appelbaum in either the MO or NY fed
census returns. Have to dig out my notes to see exactly where.
--Jim

rsvp

2000-03-29 16:12:58Z

debbie ; our last names are spelled differently.none of the people mentioned in your post sound familiar.sorry
b

Charles Applebaum of Coney Island

2000-03-29 10:06:28Z

Hi Barry,
I, too, am trying to locate family. I responded to your message because an old book of my mother's makes reference to "Uncle Harry in Long Island".
My grandparents were Sylvia (LaVine) and Charles Applebaum of Coney Island, NY.
Their only children were Franklin who died in 1985 and my mother who died in 1960. She used the name Rose, but I think her real name may have been Raizel.
Have you had any info on this particular line of the family tree?
Oh, if it helps, my grandfather Charles used the nickname "Honey". He MAY have had some sisters named Lena or Sadie, but maybe not.
I was very young when I taken from them by my step-mother.
Any assistance you could offer would be great.
Thanks, Debby

children of Franklin Applebaum who died in Dec. 1985

2000-03-29 10:01:48Z

Hi Jennifer,
I, too, am trying to locate family. My grandparents were Sylvia (LaVine) and Charles Applebaum of Coney Island, NY.
Their only children were Franklin who died in 1985 and my mother. She used the name Rose, but I think her real name may have been Raizel.
Frank's 2 daughters, if I can find them, are probably my only living relatives.
Have you had any info on this particular line of the family tree?
Oh, if it helps, my grandfather Charles used the nickname "Honey". He MAY have had some sisters named Lena or Sadie, but maybe not.
I was very young when I taken from them by my step-mother.
Any assistance you could offer would be great.
Thanks, Debby

new york

2000-02-15 20:25:19Z

i am the son of a new york family appelbaum.
dad was named harry. he had numerous brother
joe,mike and sister.could we be related.
email with any info

appelbaums in the massachusetts area

1999-10-25 16:20:36Z

i am relatives to a family of appelbaums in massachusetts

Samuel Appelbaum

1999-09-07 06:50:59Z

Helen, if you happen to find anything out, feel free to email me at andrea.sinert@ogilvy.com. I'll continue to ask around the various Appelbaums in my family and see what I can dig up. Thanks! --Andrea

Samuel Appelbaum

1999-09-03 13:14:13Z

I think Sam only had one brother, named Frank. Bbut I think I have been looking in
the wrong place for him. I haven't tried New
York. If you'll post your e-mail I will try
to find out if there's any family connection
to you.

Samuel Appelbaum

1999-09-01 09:38:00Z

Helen, I'd love to know if we're related. My grandfather was Morris Appelbaum. He had a slew of brothers: Benjamim, Hymie, Robert, and William (there may be others). His father's name was David. David Appelbaum had a couple of brothers as well, but I don't know their names. I think most of these people lived in New York. Can you or your husband make any connection to that? I know it's not too much to go on, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Take care! --Andrea

samuel appelbaum

1999-08-13 11:48:57Z

My husband's grandfather was samuel appelbaum. I believe he was married in Chicago in the 1800's. Had two daughters
Esther Grossman Ida Goldstein (Marriage
names). He was a tailor. Moved to St. Louis
and remarried in 1900. Could we be related?
Would love to hear from you.

samuel appelbaum

1999-08-13 11:48:03Z

Any Appelbaums?

1999-05-11 13:26:57Z

I would like anyone having any information about Appelbaums coming from Germany
to the U.S. around about Missouri, or any information about Appelbaums in Germany
that would be great, just e-mail me, thanks.

Apfelblosm@aol.com