arrived Baltimore, Maryland on ship Main, Jan 23, 1911 under name Mojsche Tisch, brother Luache Tisch 925 s 2nd, Philadelphia, born Proskurov, Russia now Ukraine
http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/OTW_proskurov.asp
History of Proskurov
The "Jewish Encyclopedia" (the early twentieth century English language version) has a small article on Proskurov by Herman Rosenthal:
"Proskurov: a Russian town, in the government of Podolia. The Jewish community there has one large and eight smaller synagogues, and a Talmud Torah built by the late Hayyim Masel in memory of his father, Phinehas. The expenses of the Talmud Torah are met by a grant of 3,000 rubles annually from the income of the meat-tax. There are also a Jewish school for boys and one for girls, a library, founded by the Zionists, and various other institutions. The town has a total population of 22,915, about 39 per cent being Jews (1897).
The district of Proskurov, exclusive of the city, has a population of 204,246, of which 8 per cent are Jews — a decrease from the proportion of 1866, when there were 12,616 Jews there (9 per cent) in a total population of 141,702."
1900s Name: Proskurov
1900s District: Proskurov
1900s Province: Podolia
1900s Country: Russian Empire
Modern: Khmelnytskyy, Ukraine
1930s: Proskurov, Kamenets-Podolski, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Khmelnitsky, Soviet Union
Other names: Khmelnytskyy [Ukr], Khmelnitskiy [Rus, since 1954], Proskurov [Rus, until 1954, Yid], Chmielnicki [Pol], Chmelnitski, Khmelnitski, Khmelnitskii, Kiemieliszki, Kimlishuk, Ploskirow, Proskurow
Name: Morris Tisch
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 55
Birth Date: abt 1880
Birth Place: Russia
Death Date: 17 Nov 1935
Death Place: Jasp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Ansel Taesch
Mother: Esther Tesch
Spouse: Sarah Tesch
Certificate Number: 102616
1920 Philadelphia Ward 39, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 40 Russia immigrated 1910
Sarah Fisch 40 immigrated 1913 Russia
Bertha Fisch 17 Russia
Pearl Fisch 14 Russia
Molly Fisch 10 Russia all children imm 1913
1930 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 50 northern Russia tailor
Sarah Fisch 50 northern Russia
Molly Fisch 20 Russia
http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/OTW_proskurov.asp
History of Proskurov
The "Jewish Encyclopedia" (the early twentieth century English language version) has a small article on Proskurov by Herman Rosenthal:
"Proskurov: a Russian town, in the government of Podolia. The Jewish community there has one large and eight smaller synagogues, and a Talmud Torah built by the late Hayyim Masel in memory of his father, Phinehas. The expenses of the Talmud Torah are met by a grant of 3,000 rubles annually from the income of the meat-tax. There are also a Jewish school for boys and one for girls, a library, founded by the Zionists, and various other institutions. The town has a total population of 22,915, about 39 per cent being Jews (1897).
The district of Proskurov, exclusive of the city, has a population of 204,246, of which 8 per cent are Jews — a decrease from the proportion of 1866, when there were 12,616 Jews there (9 per cent) in a total population of 141,702."
1900s Name: Proskurov
1900s District: Proskurov
1900s Province: Podolia
1900s Country: Russian Empire
Modern: Khmelnytskyy, Ukraine
1930s: Proskurov, Kamenets-Podolski, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Khmelnitsky, Soviet Union
Other names: Khmelnytskyy [Ukr], Khmelnitskiy [Rus, since 1954], Proskurov [Rus, until 1954, Yid], Chmielnicki [Pol], Chmelnitski, Khmelnitski, Khmelnitskii, Kiemieliszki, Kimlishuk, Ploskirow, Proskurow
Name: Morris Tisch
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 55
Birth Date: abt 1880
Birth Place: Russia
Death Date: 17 Nov 1935
Death Place: Jasp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Ansel Taesch
Mother: Esther Tesch
Spouse: Sarah Tesch
Certificate Number: 102616
1920 Philadelphia Ward 39, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 40 Russia immigrated 1910
Sarah Fisch 40 immigrated 1913 Russia
Bertha Fisch 17 Russia
Pearl Fisch 14 Russia
Molly Fisch 10 Russia all children imm 1913
1930 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 50 northern Russia tailor
Sarah Fisch 50 northern Russia
Molly Fisch 20 Russia
arrived Baltimore, Maryland on ship Main, Jan 23, 1911 under name Mojsche Tisch, brother Luache Tisch 925 s 2nd, Philadelphia, born Proskurov, Russia now Ukraine
http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/OTW_proskurov.asp
History of Proskurov
The "Jewish Encyclopedia" (the early twentieth century English language version) has a small article on Proskurov by Herman Rosenthal:
"Proskurov: a Russian town, in the government of Podolia. The Jewish community there has one large and eight smaller synagogues, and a Talmud Torah built by the late Hayyim Masel in memory of his father, Phinehas. The expenses of the Talmud Torah are met by a grant of 3,000 rubles annually from the income of the meat-tax. There are also a Jewish school for boys and one for girls, a library, founded by the Zionists, and various other institutions. The town has a total population of 22,915, about 39 per cent being Jews (1897).
The district of Proskurov, exclusive of the city, has a population of 204,246, of which 8 per cent are Jews — a decrease from the proportion of 1866, when there were 12,616 Jews there (9 per cent) in a total population of 141,702."
1900s Name: Proskurov
1900s District: Proskurov
1900s Province: Podolia
1900s Country: Russian Empire
Modern: Khmelnytskyy, Ukraine
1930s: Proskurov, Kamenets-Podolski, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Khmelnitsky, Soviet Union
Other names: Khmelnytskyy [Ukr], Khmelnitskiy [Rus, since 1954], Proskurov [Rus, until 1954, Yid], Chmielnicki [Pol], Chmelnitski, Khmelnitski, Khmelnitskii, Kiemieliszki, Kimlishuk, Ploskirow, Proskurow
Name: Morris Tisch
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 55
Birth Date: abt 1880
Birth Place: Russia
Death Date: 17 Nov 1935
Death Place: Jasp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Ansel Taesch
Mother: Esther Tesch
Spouse: Sarah Tesch
Certificate Number: 102616
1920 Philadelphia Ward 39, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 40 Russia immigrated 1910
Sarah Fisch 40 immigrated 1913 Russia
Bertha Fisch 17 Russia
Pearl Fisch 14 Russia
Molly Fisch 10 Russia all children imm 1913
1930 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 50 northern Russia tailor
Sarah Fisch 50 northern Russia
Molly Fisch 20 Russia
http://www.jewishgen.org/Ukraine/OTW_proskurov.asp
History of Proskurov
The "Jewish Encyclopedia" (the early twentieth century English language version) has a small article on Proskurov by Herman Rosenthal:
"Proskurov: a Russian town, in the government of Podolia. The Jewish community there has one large and eight smaller synagogues, and a Talmud Torah built by the late Hayyim Masel in memory of his father, Phinehas. The expenses of the Talmud Torah are met by a grant of 3,000 rubles annually from the income of the meat-tax. There are also a Jewish school for boys and one for girls, a library, founded by the Zionists, and various other institutions. The town has a total population of 22,915, about 39 per cent being Jews (1897).
The district of Proskurov, exclusive of the city, has a population of 204,246, of which 8 per cent are Jews — a decrease from the proportion of 1866, when there were 12,616 Jews there (9 per cent) in a total population of 141,702."
1900s Name: Proskurov
1900s District: Proskurov
1900s Province: Podolia
1900s Country: Russian Empire
Modern: Khmelnytskyy, Ukraine
1930s: Proskurov, Kamenets-Podolski, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Khmelnitsky, Soviet Union
Other names: Khmelnytskyy [Ukr], Khmelnitskiy [Rus, since 1954], Proskurov [Rus, until 1954, Yid], Chmielnicki [Pol], Chmelnitski, Khmelnitski, Khmelnitskii, Kiemieliszki, Kimlishuk, Ploskirow, Proskurow
Name: Morris Tisch
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 55
Birth Date: abt 1880
Birth Place: Russia
Death Date: 17 Nov 1935
Death Place: Jasp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Father: Ansel Taesch
Mother: Esther Tesch
Spouse: Sarah Tesch
Certificate Number: 102616
1920 Philadelphia Ward 39, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 40 Russia immigrated 1910
Sarah Fisch 40 immigrated 1913 Russia
Bertha Fisch 17 Russia
Pearl Fisch 14 Russia
Molly Fisch 10 Russia all children imm 1913
1930 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Morris Fisch 50 northern Russia tailor
Sarah Fisch 50 northern Russia
Molly Fisch 20 Russia
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