Mlynarski Family: Seeking Information

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Isak MLYNARSKI

b.

d.      Poland

 

 

first known generation

 

Krakau (krakow)

Rosalie, Rosalia  MLYNARSKI born HUPPERT

b.

d.      Poland

 

Rosalie and Isak, according to family verbal information had about 10 children. One of them was my grandfather, Solomon Mlynarski (see next table).  According to www.Jewishgen.org and marriage documents from around Krakow and another source here are 6 of their children:

Chawa - Hena, b. 1883,  married to Abraham KÜHNREICH in 1904, in Wolowica ad. Kraków

 

Nacha, b.1885,  married to Zacharya SCHWARZBART in 1909,  in Wolowica ad. Kraków

 

Gitel, married to Zacharya SCHWARZBART in 1922,  in Wolowica

 

 

KÜHNREICH immigrated to Israel, and settled in Haifa. No information about the other daughters.

also

Hirsch MLYNARSKI

b. 1886

d.                   no more details

and - - the father of

Dita NOYMAN born MLYNARSKI

b.

d.    Nahariya, Israel

Salomon, Samuel MLYNARSKI

 b. 1897,            Poland

d. 1964, Tel Aviv

(see details below)

 

According to verbal information, Solomon Mlynarski was the youngest son of Isak and Rosalia Mlynarski:

With his brothers and sisters (above) he is in the second known generation on this family tree page.

Salomon, Samuel MLYNARSKI

b. 1897,            Poland

d. 1964,  Tel Aviv, Israel

 

 

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Hedwig, Jadwiga, Mirjam MLYNARSKI born GADIEL

b. 1895              Poland

d. 1962, Tel Aviv

 

Hedwig (Miriam) and Solomon (Sami) Mlynarski immigrated to Tel Aviv, Israel in 1941, with their children:

Ruth, Ruta

(1925, Breslau - 2002, Beit Keshet, Israel)

Johann Ignaz, Hanss, later Itzhak GIL

 (1931, Rybnik)

The name Mlynarski has changed in Israel. Some Mlynarskies changed it by themselves and chose new names like MAKORY. Others had to be taken by surprise, as David Ben-Guriyon, the first prime minister of Israel, changed my father's name from Mlynarski to GIL. It was during an official ceremony on Hertzel mountain, in Jerusalem, without any pre warning. It was in early 1950's, as a part of an effort to make all citizens of Israel caring Hebrew-Israeli names and identity.

Schule of Rybnik, before WW2

 

Ruth GEVA born MLYNARSKI

GEVA

Arye GEVA born GLASBERG

 

Eitan GEVA

b.1950,

Shlomit OREN born GEVA

b. 1954

Yehudit, Jud GEVA

b. 1959

to be continued

Itzhak, Itzik GIL, born MLYNARSKI

married in 1958

Yehudit GIL born BEER

 

Yair GIL

b.1959

Yael HARDUF born  GIL

b. 1962

Anat GIL

b. 1969

to be continued

 

 

Additional information on the Mlynarski family can be found at www.jewishgen.org.

Please send your information to Yair Gil, e-mail  YairGil@hotmail.com. or, use this contact form:  Contact Form

 

Thank you,    

Yair

 

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