Eisenstein - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for Eisenstein Relatives

duhzian — 2009-05-23 22:38:23Z

Hi, I'm from the US and I have an uncle with the Eisenstein last name. Though, he is from Columbia originally before he moved here, I'm not sure where his ancestors are from. I don't know if this info will help at all. But I thought it would be something you would want to know.

Re: Eisenstine, Eisenstein

wolf1680salomon1713 — 2008-06-21 17:41:32Z

I am looking for infos on my g.g-father born in Woittitz 60km south of Prague in 1849. He went to the USA around 1875 later or before...but never emigrated in the USA. His name was Alois Eisenstein. He went back to his wife and 6 children in Saaz in the Czech Republic...in those days it was the Austro-Hungarian Empire. He eventually died in Vienna, Austria in 1910 and is buried in the old jewish cemetery of Vienna with his wife Charlotte

Re: Eisenstein from Austria-Hungary (Poland)

sewool1 — 2008-01-01 23:21:27Z

That is my father's side of the family (Wool). My grandparents came from Ukraine, Byely Tserkov (not sure of spelling) near Kiev. William and Rose Wool. We are probably related.

Re: Metrick

ShaLar3 — 2005-12-12 14:12:12Z

I have also been looking for Metrick family history. I have only been able to find out that the Metrick name, in my case, may have been Methreck, according to the 1920 census. My family came from Brooklyn, N.Y. My grandfather was Simon and his wife was Martha. Their children were Simon Jr, Adelaide or Adele, Elinor and Elizabeth or Bettina, called Betty. Any info you have come across on this family would be greatly appreciated. I am ShaLar3@aol.com

Re: EISENSTEINS

robertlee1938 — 2005-05-06 21:18:46Z

Am Trying to track down Barbara Eisenstein b1835 who arrived with a Louis Eisenstein b ca.Jan 1859 from Baden, Germany on June 15,1859. She may have married a Henry Thobe in or around Auglaize or Shelby County,Ohio. Have not been able to connect her with any of your Eisensteins except for coming from Baden. I just happened to see the Jacob Eisenstein record and passed it on to you. Not really researching him. So far have been unable to find anything on Barbara.

Re: EISENSTEINS

joyfocus — 2005-04-26 15:50:27Z

I am from Sidney OH - my father, Walter, his father, Walter, his father, Frank - Jacob was Frank's brother - born 1862.
Is this the Jacob who are researching?
Love to hear from you - Ann

EISENSTEINS

joyfocus — 2005-03-16 04:35:46Z

I am searching for my family. I was born Sidney, OH. Father was Walter II, His father (Walter I) father was Frank, brother to Charles. I have recently discovered that I have very many relatives - my father, nor grandmother, would never talk about the family. I understand that several moved to NY, NJ, DC areas - orginally from Baden, Germany.

Please let me know you!

Re: EISENSTEINS

joyfocus — 2005-03-16 04:35:46Z

I can't beleive I never saw your message. Until now - I am recuperating from surgery and searching boards, etc. Anyway - if you check this - please Email me...I have an Aunt Kathyrn - had - she died - most of my father's family stopped talking to one another - I found alot of relatives I never knew i had.

Re: EISENSTEINS

robertlee781 — 2005-03-16 00:07:00Z

I have a Barbara Eisenstein in my Thobe line. She was supposedly born in Sidney,Ohio and died in 1868. She married Henry Thobe May 8, 1860. There are many Thobe families in an around Auglaize and Mercer counties. Also there was a Jacob Eisenstein mentioned in the Shelby county "Declaration of Intent Index".If you have any info on Barbara I would appreciate hearing from you.

Re: EISENSTEINS

2004-12-31 23:53:39Z

Ironically my grandmother was Ann Eisenstein. My grandfather was Nat Eisenstein. They lived in New York. I hope you are feeling better. I have very little info about my dad's family.

Eisenstein Family

robertabas — 2004-12-05 05:13:38Z

I am searching for info on my grandmother's family, Eisenstein. They were from Siegen, Germany. They came over here in 1891. I do not know what happened to her father's siblings. His name was Gerson Eisenstein married to Emma Josephson. Please contact me direct if you think we can compare notes.

Roberta Halle Bass in Silver Spring, Md.
Robertabas@aol.com

Looking for Eisenstein Relatives

robertabas — 2004-12-05 05:13:38Z

I am looking for any Eisenstein's that came from Germany around the turn of the century. Gerson Eisenstein was my great-grandfather and he came here with his wife, Emma Josepson and children, Hulda, Elfriede, Beate & Louis in 1891 to NY. Later residing in what is now Ft. Lee NJ formerly Coytesville, NJ. His sons Julius and Arthus came over in 1901 joining him in NY. They originally were born in Siegen, Germany. Any info on this family will be greatly appreciated as I have found living relatives in Germany but none in the US which I believe there must be some

Roberta Halle Bass
Robertabas@aol.com

Arthur Eisenstein

robertabas — 2004-12-05 05:13:38Z

Tom:

Please contact me maybe Arthur Eisenstein is part of our family. It would have to be that his father had the same name. I cannot believe that my family would abandon a child though. Although I never knew what happened to my great uncle Arthur Eisenstein who was born in 1880 in Germany and came to this country in 1901. Let me hear from you.

Re: EISENSTEINS

2003-08-08 00:20:14Z

I have no idea if I am related - I only think we may be because my father's family stopped talking to or about each other before I was born. They lived in NY and CT.

Twin brothers Motel and Marks Eisenstein

2002-11-07 21:51:23Z

My great grandfather had twin brothers named Marks and Motel Eisenstein (born to Wolf and Fanny Eisenstein), who emigrated to Philadelphia in 1896. They were born in either England or Bessarabia around 1890. One of them died in 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic at Ft. Riley KS and the other I cannot place. They both had families I believe.

Searching for a friend

tomnboo — 2002-05-26 11:04:43Z

I am performing a search for a friend by the name of Daniel Metrick. He is adopted and is looking for anyone from his birth family. He was adopted from a orphanage, and while there his name was Arthur Eisenstein. He was born in White plains New York, in Feburary around 1938. Please let me know if this can be of any help to either of us. This might be a lost relative, who knows? Will b waiting for your reply.

Metrick

tomnboo — 2002-05-26 11:04:43Z

This is great I hope things go well with Daniel with this. If anything develops, let me know.

Good luck

tomnboo — 2002-05-26 11:04:43Z

I have just sent you an E-mail. Hopefully this might lead somewhere. If it does, it would be something really great to post on this board....Take care.

morris eisenstein

2001-01-27 08:27:07Z

my deceased grandfather morris escaped from polish soldiers who wanted to draft him into military service at 16. he was from lodz poland. i believe he had a twin brother. his family had an inn, that supposedly served royalty. he made his way to switzerland and marseille became a street vendor eventually making a lot of money. eventually he emigrated to the united states. i am looking for information about his family in lodz. i heard a sister went to st galen in switzerland

Polish Eisensteins

2000-12-16 05:53:43Z

My mother, Shevra Eisenstein, was born here but her father was from Poland. Her mother's name was Yetta Stern and her father was surnamed Eisenstein. I don't even know his first name. So I don't think that is much help!

Eisenstein from Galicia

2000-12-11 03:29:24Z

My father was from Skole, a small town outside of Lvov. His father's name was Aaron and his mother's name was Antonina. The grandfather's name was Moishe, Moritz. There was a cousin in Netanya also name Moishe.

Moritz Eisenstein

2000-12-11 03:24:55Z

My father was also a Moritz Eisenstein, his cousin was named Moritz Eisenstein after a grandfather. My son's name is Moshe as well. My father was born in Skole, a small town near Lvov, Galicia.

Eisenstein from Galicia

2000-12-11 03:19:38Z

I would also be interested in finding out about the Eisenstein tree. This is the first time I have looked it up. My father came from Skola, near Lvov, Galicia.

Eisenstein from Galicia

2000-12-11 03:12:06Z

My father came from Skole,in Galicia. His name was Moritz. His father's name was Aaron and his mother's was Antonina.
Please contact me at my e-mail.

Eisenstein family from Boryslow, Poland

2000-10-06 11:45:29Z

I am looking for any information concerning my paternal
family. My Grandfather's name was Moritz Eisenstein. He
had two sons, Leopold and Izydor. Izydor is my father. Leopold
was married with a young child at the beginning of the war. Moritz Eisenstein
also had a couple of brothers. One of whom I believe was named Arthur.
As far as I know they all lived in Boryslow, Poland.

Eisenstein surname

2000-09-27 21:19:56Z

Hello Ben Eisenstein:
Our Eisenstein family also originates in Drohitchin. Would you like to compare information?

Eisenstein Family

2000-09-15 19:47:27Z

Hello Eileen,

I recognize your name as a cousin! I have done some research on the Eisensteins' of Drohitchin. I have one of our lines going back to a Rabbi who lived in 14th century Italy.

The 'Tudrus' you mentioned is actually an Uncle on the Feldman side, Isadore. He was the son of Abraham, our other grandfather.

E-mail or call me and I can share the info I've collected.

Ben
beneisenstein@cs.com

Eisenstein from Austria-Hungary (Poland)

2000-09-14 18:28:21Z

My mother's maiden name was Shevra Eisenstein. Her mother wasw Yetta Eisenstein nee Stern in Stare Sambor, Galicia, Poland. I am trying to find out what her husband's name was (my grandfather) and where and when he died. He is said to have been the black sheep of the family and noone remembers anything about him

Eisenstein Family

2000-09-07 20:32:41Z

My grandfather came from Russia and went to Winnipeg Manitoba Canada,he then moved with his new wife and family to Los Angeles. He died around 1950. My Mother was from his first wife and I believe he had three children with his second wife

Eisenstein

2000-08-16 13:09:11Z

Happened to be clicking away on an AOL ancestry page............Yours was the first and maybe the only EIsenstein I saw from Russia.......all others were from Germany. My Grandfather was Louis from Russia and I know he had a couple brothers out East. Think ones name was Tedris...........does that sound familiar.

Izenstein/Eisenstein

2000-04-29 13:11:34Z

Any information about Rex Hyman Eisenstein or his sister Hettie Eisenstein who arrived in the UK around 1918-1920 from Lithuania (we think?) Rex died in the 1940's/50's and is buried in Warrington,ENGLAND Rex and Hettie may have arrived with a parent but we have no information. Our Family name is now Izenstain but we feel that Izenstein or Eisentein is more likely to be the correct spelling any infomation welcome Thanks.

Eisenstein

2000-03-27 13:00:01Z

My Father's name was Robert Alvin Eisenstein, His Father's name was Nathaniel A. Eisenstein. My Dad was born in NY in 1933, My grandfather was born in Russia -- we don't know what year. My Dad's Mother was Anna Tucker Eisenstein. I know very little about them and would love to know more. I think my grandfather had a brother and two sisters. And some relation had a farm in CT. If you know anything, please let me know. I don't want any thing except information. THANK YOU

Eisenstein

1999-11-25 19:41:35Z

I hope he can find his roots with what I sent to him. It is a shot in the dark, but that is all that it takes.

Metrick

1999-11-18 19:21:54Z

I spoke to Daniel and will send him data that I have on the Eisenstein family. Maybe it will help. It would be great if he were related to us.

Eisenstein Family

1999-11-18 19:19:17Z

Tom - I contacted Daniel and we talked a long time. I will send him data on the Eisenstein family that I have accumulated.

Thanks, Roberta

Eisenstein Family

1999-11-14 17:08:58Z

Ehud Achituv Please contact me at Robertabas@aol.com as you did not give me your E-mail address.

Thank you Roberta Halle Bass

Eisenstein

1999-11-14 17:06:36Z

Please contact me again as you did not give me your E-mail address.

Roberta Halle Bass
Robertabas@aol.com

eisenstein

1999-11-10 14:33:54Z

I have some information about the Eisenstein
family tree and would like to share it with
B H Bass that looking for Eisenstein relatives.
E

Metrick

1999-11-04 07:37:17Z

I do not know of the birth family but have been searching
for the Metrick family history for a very long time.
Do you think your friend's adopted family would be
willing to discuss family genealogy?

Eisenstine, Eisenstein

1999-04-08 05:00:14Z

Looking for any info. on my paternal great grandmother whose name was Emma Eisenstine. The "tine" spelling is my uncle's best guess but I think the "tein" spelling is more probable. She married James Senter Rice and may have been in the San Angelo, Texas area at the time. The approximate time would have been the mid to late 1800s. Lots of mystery surrounds this woman. My family says there were stories of her father being from Germany or somewhere in Europe and even perhaps of royal blood. Her father went back to Europe on the death of some relatives and never returned. However, some years later her sister (known to be her father's favorite) suddenly just disappeared. Some speculate he came back and got her. There is also a story of her brother being shot in a card game in Silver City, NM. Fascinating stories. I, too, am fascinated but frustrated by lack of info. Have tried both spellings and still coming up empty. Have no information on year of birth, place or anything else. To make it even more torturous....I have a diary she kept dating back to 1880s....just little tidbits of her life. Would love to know more but will have to have some help. Hints on researching Jewish history would also be appreciated. Thanks for anything!!

Re: Eisenstein from Austria-Hungary (Poland)

woolybob — 2001-07-01 12:23:05Z

Dear Susan,

About the Eisenstein from Austria-Hungary...I can not add any connection with the Eisenstein name, but your last name, Wool, has a definite connection with a Wool that was the acting ruler of Austria during the coronation of a new ruler.

I am not into geneology. My daughter e-mailed the URL to me, because of the number of Wool's. It is a Jewish name that has not been shortened by virtue of immigration to the U.S.

The branch of the Wool family that I am part of immigrated from Russia. We were initially from the North Jersey area, and settled in the Reading, Penna. area several years ago.

Regards,

Bob Wool

Very happy

tomnboo — 2002-05-26 11:04:43Z

Glad I was able to help. I was adopted, and I know what it means to find real family. Hope things work you for you two. Good luck in your search.

Wolf and Sara Eisenstein

adameisen — 2002-04-20 22:20:32Z

Looking for information about my ggf and his family who emigrated to Philadelphia in 1896 from Liverpool. My understanding was that they were originally from Russia or Bessarbia.

Wolf and Sara had many children, Abe, Reuben, Motel, Marks, and Rose.

If anyone has any information, I would be most interested.