A call for help I received last night:
Hello,
Hello,
I'm writing to you after ending in the following page.
Please, write me back in case you have any additional information about Secureni, I conduct genealogical research and have a mailing list with 26 people seeking their ancestry in our shtetl.
Thanks
Avraham Yehoshua Kahana
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Any help would be greatly appreciated. - HT
Any help would be greatly appreciated. - HT
Secureni (or Sekuran in Yiddish) is NOT in Bukovina it is neighboring Bessarabia.
ReplyDeleteMy great uncle Rabbi Sholom Lamm was the Rav of Secureni. He was married to my grandfather's sister.
He and his family perished during the war. Very little is known of to me of the circumstances surrounding their deaths (such as the location, date).
I recently erected a memorial plaque for them.
MIB
ReplyDeletecan you contact me so that I can put you in touch with Mr Kahana?
Thanks.
I wonder if rabbi Lamm with whom I had shiurim in Ohr Somayach Yeshiva, Monsey, New York - is related to you - thus being descendant from Secureni.
ReplyDeleteAvraham Yehoshua Kahana
P.S:
Thank you Hershel!
the rabbi lamm from monsey cannot be descended from secureni as my aunt and uncle and their two children were all murdered.
ReplyDeletewhat i can relate is this:
r. sholom lamm of secureni was born in wola michowa, galicia.
some of his ancestry:
his paternal grandfather was r' yoske lamm who was
the grandson of r' shimon of yeruslav,
and the son in law of the r' elazar rokeach (bchor of the sar sholom).
his maternal grandfather was r' pichos halevi ish horowitz rav of wola michow (vulye) in galicia.
miriam rokeach lamm who was the daughter of r' elazar rokeach the bchor of the sar shalom.
i know a jew named bentzion flam, from sukerina, who lives in bergenfield NJ, his father was a shaychet in sukarin. the skulener rebbe is his cousin and they grew up together there, i beleive. there were many shuls in sukaryn. there was a jew from there who was rav in the tahoma street shul near mcdoonald & 12th,
ReplyDeletechaim hersh maader, Tzig u can put this guy in touch with me
vi kimt a Maader kayn Sukarin?!
ReplyDeleteI'll put him in touch.
Is Sukarin the same as "Sekuran", because Skulen is another town.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Tirso Gun, I live in Honduras. I have in my possesion a briefcase with all sort of legal documents of my grandfather Mauricio Gun, born in Secureni, Rumania Sept.18.1910,son of Ana Iczchuna and Benjamin Gun. There is also another paper that says Ana Siglek. I recall he left Secureni and ran away from WWII. If anyone has additional information of my family I would appreciate your help.
ReplyDeleteMy grandfather Samuel Schwartz and his wife Anna (Hannah Becker) caqme from Sucuron prior to WWI. I'm assuming this is the same Sucuron. They are bured in the Baron Hirsch cemetery on Staten Island. I believe in a plot within the Securoner(sp)Society.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to find out more about the town. My late uncle (who passed several years ago) had painted a picture of a local farm from memory.
My grandfather's brother went back home with his family in the 1920's. The family has assumed that he and they perished in WWII.
Hi, my grandfather Aron Schwartz left Secureni Romania and went to Brazil, while his siblings took a different path and went to USA, Philadelphia
DeleteMy father came from secureni. I am now reading the Secureni (Sekiryani) memorial book, available on the net.
ReplyDeleteR. Tel Aviv
My grandmother came from Sucuron too.I´d like to know how I could buy this Memorial Book .
ReplyDeletewednesday, Jul 08,2009 5:19 PM
Brazil
Two items that may be useful to those seeking information about Secureni:
ReplyDeleteThe YIVO Institute for Jewish Research has a Landsmanshaftn Collection containing the records of the First Independent Securaner Relief Benevolent Association (aks the First Independent Securaner Sick & Benevolent Association).
The American Jewish Historical Society records two other Secureni town and country-related organizations incorporated in New York County between 1848-1920: the First Sekuraner Congregation (document # 1696) and the Securaner Young People's Educational and Benevolent Club (document #4378), both incorporated in 1910.
Both the YIVO Institute and the American Jewish Historical Society are located in New York City at 15 West 16th Street.
Hi, unfortunately I was not contacted by any of the persons who posted here.
ReplyDeleteI would be happy if I am.
Please visit http://groups.google.com/group/sokiryany-jewish-roots?hl=en
I wanted you to join us, we are 71 today.
Thanks,
Avraham
https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secureni
ReplyDeletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokyriany
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/pinkas_romania/pinkas_romania2.html#Secureni
http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/sokiryany/secureni.html
http://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/pinkas_romania/rom2_00382.html
http://ewigerjude.blogspot.ca/2010/12/secureni.html
https://www.google.ca/search?q=secureni&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiZhsTP4pvOAhXCbR4KHejdCHUQsAQIPA&biw=1154&bih=986
If you are looking for Secureni related information, please don't miss joining our Secureni discussion group.
ReplyDeletehttps://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sokiryany-jewish-roots
Hello to all! My maternal grandfather, Benjamin Handelman, son of Wolf Handelman came to North America from Secureni sometime before World War I. Was wondering if there are any databases with names of families that lived in the area prior to 1914.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Elana Goldstein