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Seligman Offshoots
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Chaya Liebe Seligman (1897-1967), center,
daughter of Elia Seligman, left Bobruisk in
1910 and became Ida in New York. She married
Max Grubstein, left, in 1917. In 1923, her
brother Moishe, seen at right, came to the
U.S., but he died of tuberculosis.
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All the
Seligmans from Bobruisk, Shchedrin and
Parichi are probably related, but available
archival sources can't establish all the
relationships. Twigs and branches that can't
yet be linked are listed on this and the
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David
Zelikman of Bobruisk had nine children.The oldest was Avram-Chaim
(1902-?). Others were Moishe, Riva,
Masha and Itka. All of Avram-Chaim's five children survived
World War II. |
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Three children
of Zimel Zelikman, Saveli (Chaim-Shevl,
1855-1952), Leiser (?-?) and Sima
(1887-1962) survived World War II in Bobruisk. Two
others, Abraham and Gershe,
left for the U.S. |
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Monus
Seligman (ca. 1870-?) of Bobruisk had
several siblings, three daughters (Feiga,
Rosa and Sonia) and five sons (Osher,
Herschel, Uda, Berl and Moishe)
with wife Lyubov. He died in WWII while
being evacuated to Siberia. |
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A page of
testimony at Yad Vashem reports the death of
Moresha Zeligman Gorelick (1900-1942),
daughter of Moshe and Rosa Zeligman of
Shchedrin. |
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