Biterman Family Tree
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The surname was also spelled Bederman in a 1862 marriage certificate. If you see any connections in the below, please contact me. Surnames of those in my direct ancestral line appear in BOLD. 1 Josef Biterman b: Abt. 1815 in Hrubieszow d: unknown in Hrubieszow .. + Chana Zlota Gruber b: Abt. 1815 in Hrubieszow m: 1835 in Hrubieszow, Poland ..... d: unknown in Hrubieszow ........ 2 Aron Biterman b: 1841 in Hrubieszow, Poland d: 1843 in Hrubieszow, Poland ........ 2 Mordko "Moszek" Biterman b: 1843 in Hrubieszow d: Aft. 1896 in Hrubieszow ........... + Marya "Miriam" Adler b: in Hrubieszow, Poland m: 1862 d: in Hrubieszow, Poland ................ 3 Golda Biterman b: 1865 in Hrubieszow, Poland .................. + Ela Ajdelman b. in Hrubieszow m. 1883 in Hrubieszow ............................... 4 Balcha "Bilja" Ajdelman b. 1900 in Hrubieszow, Poland d. unknown ................................... + Yitzkhak "Eisig" Finger b. in Hrubieszow, Poland d. unknown ........................................... 5 Michael Drori b: April 24, 1920 d: Oct. 21, 1998 ............................................... + Sarah Rothstein b: private ...................................................... 6 Nitza Drori b: private ........................................................ + Daniel Peremen b: private ...................................................... 6 Eitan Drori bprivate ........................................................ + "Miri" Schwartz b: private ...................................................... 6 Avishai Drori b: private ........................................................ + Orit Ghelman b: private ........................................... 5 Chana Finger b: 1924 in Hrubieszow d: 1939 in Hrubieszow ................ 3 Liba Biterman b: 1869 in Hrubieszow, Poland d. unknown .................. + Benjamin Judah Geryng (Haring/Heryng) b. 1867 in Hrubieszow ..................... m. 1891 in Hrubieszow, Poland d. unknown ............................... 4 B. Harris b: unknown d: in Brooklyn, New York Notes on B. Harris: ............. In 1948, my grandparents came to New York. They met, for a single meal, with my grandfather's first cousin, B. Harris. Originally the surname was Hering; when the family came to the U.S., the surname was changed to Harris. B. Harris (most likely Benjamin may be connected to Dwojra Hering, b: 1888, and her daughter Chana Hering, b: 1915, who are both listed as emigrants from Hrubieszow, Poland. They emigrated in December 1924 and their record is listed in the Ellis Island database. They left from Cherbourg, France and sailed on the Olympic. The manifest line number for the ship was 0022. I am not sure what the "B." stands for. There was a Berko/Baruch Geryng born in Hrubieszow in 1903 (akt 119). It seems likely that this is "B. Harris" from Brooklyn. -- ............................... 4 Abraham Hering b: 1912 in Hrubieszow d: unknown ................................... + Batya Riter b: 1914 d: 1943 in Ludma, Poland ................ 3 Josef Gersz Biterman b: 1870/1872 in Hrubieszow d: Oct. 1939 in Hrubieszow .................. + Sura Gela Golomb b: circa 1875 in Krylow, Poland m. August ...................... 16, 1896 in Krylow, Poland d: 1915 in Hrubieszow, Poland -- Notes on Josef and Sara Biterman: ............. Sara Biterman died in 1915 of gall stones. Yosef Biterman remarried after the death of his wife. Together they had four children; Yosef worked in the farm (dairy) industry. ............. According to oral tradition, Josef Biterman's mother, Miriam, was living with him until she reached the age of 102 years. The Cymet family used to transport goods to her for Shabbat (a gift on behalf of Riwka and Josef Cymet). -- ............................... 4 Judah "Judka" Biterman b: Dec. 06, 1901/1904 in .................................. Hrubieszow d: Aug. 30, 1975 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin ................................... + Bluma Folk b: 1905 in Poland d: 1944 in Stutthof, Baltic Sea, Prussia -- Notes on Judah and Bluma Biterman: ............. Yehuda Biterman lived in an apartment that Josef and Riwka (Biterman) Cymet leased to the Biterman family. It was located in Podzamcze #15 (today #1) in Hrubieszow. By occupation, Judka was a grain manufacturer. ............. Yehuda Biterman survived the Hrubieszow ghetto, Auschwitz (for only a small period of time in 1942), Buchenwald (time unknown), Mielic (time unknown), Wieliscska (time unknown), Krakow-Plaszow (time unknown), Flossenburg and sub-camp Leitmeritz (1944), Dachau (1944), Augsburg-Pfersee (1944), Natzweiler and sub-camp Leonberg (1944), and then Dauchau (1944-1945) again. In Mielic the Nazis tatooted his arm with "KL." ............. In the concentration camps Buchenwald, Mielic, Wieliscska, and Flossenburg as well as the Frankfurt displaced persons camp (November, 1946), Biterman was with his much younger cousin Michael Finger (Drori). ............. Biterman emigrated to New York from Bremen with wife Tauba Fuks Biterman in January and February of 1948 on the ship Marine Marlin. He was a locksmith, store owner, and laborer by trade. He took the name Edward Biterman when assimilating in the United States. Despite assimilation, the family was still quite religiously observant. Mr. Biterman became a naturalized U.S. citizen on November 25, 1953. Judah Biterman was buried in September, 1975 at Agudas Achim Cemetery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ............. Bluma Folk was also known as Bluma Wolk. Bluma survived the bulk of the war. In 1943, a small labor camp (of approximately 100 people) was set up in Hrubieszow (on Jatkowa Street) to clean out the Jewish homes. These were the last Jewish survivors of Hrubieszow. When that camp was liquidated (in July, 1943) all the men and women were sent to the Budzyn labor camp. The few children that had been hidden in Hrubieszow by the camp members were shot. In Budzyn, they avoided being killed in the "Harvest Festival" -- the murder spree in which the Nazis liquidated all inmates at all the remaining Polish labor camps, only because the Budzyn inmates had some skills in assembling airplanes, and their slave labor employer (Henkel) needed their work. ............. In February, 1944, the Russians were getting close, so they were moved to camp Mielec, where they received the "KL" tatoos on their arms. In August, 1944 they were sent from Mielec to Wieliczka. It was here that the women were separated. The men were sent on to Flossenberg for a brief period, and the women to Auschwitz. Bluma survived the selections in Auschwitz, and was sent to camp Stutthoff in Prussia, a very large concentration camp with mostly women. ............. Very late in the war, with the area surrounded by the Russians, the Nazis put thousand of Jewish women who had survived all of these other camps onto boats, which were sent out into the Baltic sea and sunk. Only one or two survived by swimming to shore. Bluma Biterman drowned in the Baltic Sea at Stutthof in late 1944 or early 1945. -- ........................................... 5 Chaim Biterman b: 1925 in Hrubieszow d: 1939 in Hrubieszow -- Notes on Chaim Biterman: .............Chaim was shot in 1939 in the Hrubieszow ghetto. His father, Judah, witnessed the shooting. -- ........................................... 5 Sala Biterman b: 1929 in Hrubieszow d: 1944 in Baltic Sea, ............................................. Stutthof, Prussia .................................. *2nd Wife of Judah Aryeh "Edward" Biterman: ................................... + Chaja Tova "Tauba" Fuks b: private ........................................... 5 (private) Biterman b: private ............................................... + (private) Kolb b: private ...................................................... 6 Aaron Biterman b: private ........................................... 5 (private) Biterman b: private ............................................... + (private) Fuld b: private ...................................................... 6 (private) Fuld b: private ...................................................... 6 (private) Fuld b: private ............................... 4 Malka Biterman b: 1903 in Hrubieszow d: 1942 in Belzec, Poland ................................... + Nachman Truk b: 1900 in Zamosc d: 1942 in Belzec, Poland -- Notes on Nachman and Malka Truk: ............. Nakhman Truk was a merchant in Zamosc. The Truk family owned and worked at a store in town. Nachman and Malka Truk were very tall -- six feet or more. Mrs. Truk was hefty. The family was killed in the Belzec Concentration camp in 1942. -- ........................................... 5 Sara Truk b: in Zamosc d: 1942 in Belzec, Poland ........................................... 5 Wolf Truk b. in Zamosc d: Bef. 1942 in Zamosc, Poland ............................... 4 Chana Biterman b: 1906 in Hrubieszow d. unknown ............................... 4 Moshe Biterman b. in Hrubieszow d. unknown ................ 3 Rivka Biterman b: 1880 in Hrubieszow d: in Hrubieszow, Poland .................. + Jojzen "Joizep" Cymet b: 1876 in Hrubieszow m. 1894 in Hrubieszow, ..................... Poland d. in Hrubieszow, Poland -- Notes on Rivka and Josef Cymet: ............. Josef was the owner of some butcher shops together with his brothers; they also had a contract with the army to provide them with meat. Josef and Riwka lived with Jehuda and Bluma (Folk) Biterman. Both died in Hrubieszow. .............Josef and Rivka were very religious. Rivka was very superstitious. She was good looking, sensitive, and warm. -- ............................... 4 Hersch Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland d. 1975 in Mexico City, Mexico ................................... + Brandel Berta Lorber b. in Stropkov, Slovakia d. 1944 in Auschwitz ........................................... 5 Susha Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland ........................................... 5 Gita Cymet Stein b. in Hrubieszow, Poland ........................................... 5 Aharon Nathan Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland ........................................... 5 Zlata Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland ........................................... 5 Rivka Rachel Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland ............................... 4 Chawa Ginda "Hinda" Cymet b: 1901 in Hrubieszow d: in Mexico City ................................... + Moszko Icko "Moishe" Cymet b: 1893 in Hrubieszow d: in Mexico City ........................................... 5 Ichel Hersch "Enrique" Cymet b: Sept. 10, 1918 in Hrubieszow ............................................... + Estela Wlodawer ...................................................... 6 Miriam Ratusnik Cymet .......................................................... + Isaac Ratusnik ...................................................... 6 Janet "Jenny" Blatt Cymet .......................................................... + Bernardo Blatt ...................................................... 6 Rebecca Geldzweig Cymet .......................................................... + Mario Geldzwaig ........................................... 5 Ruben Cymet b: in Hrubieszow, Poland ............................................... + Sara Ginzburg ...................................................... 6 Malke Libe Cymet b: unknown d: 1976 ........................................... 5 Shmuel "Samuel" Cymet b: in Mexico City, Mexico ............................................... + Debora Wulfovich ...................................................... 6 José Daniel Cymet .......................................................... + Deborah Schlam ...................................................... 6 Israel Arie Cymet .......................................................... + (unknown) (unknown) ...................................................... 6 Chana Cymet .......................................................... + Isaac Lan ...................................................... 6 Bashe Cymet .......................................................... + Eyal Baron ........................................... 5 Rebecca Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland ............................... 4 Abraham Cymet b: 1904/05 in Poland d: Dec. 27, 1997 in Mexico City, Mexico ................................... + Cecilia Ramirez b. in Mexico City, Mexico d. in Mexico City, Mexico ........................................... 5 Enrique Eduardo Cymet Ramirez b: private ........................................... 5 Max Enrique Cymet Ramirez b: private ........................................... 5 Cecilia Rebeca Cymet Ramirez b: private ........................................... 5 José Bernardino Cymet Ramirez b: private ............................... 4 Malka Cymet b: in Hrubieszow d. in the Shoah ............................... 4 Chana Cymet b. in Hrubieszow, Poland d. in the Shoah ................................... + Bentsche Meir Meyer b. in Hrubieszow, Poland d. in the Shoah ........................................... 5 Gueñik Meyer b. in Hrubieszow, Poland d. in the Shoah ........ 2 Chaja Sura Biterman b: 1850 in Hrubieszow, Poland d: 1851 in Hrubieszow, Poland ........ 2 Gitla Ruchla Biterman b: 1855 in Hrubieszow, Poland d: unknown ........ 2 Ester Malka Biterman b: 1856 in Hrubieszow, Poland d: unknown |
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