Chaim Helman Joselson

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Biography

This biography is a rough draft. It was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import and needs to be edited.

Name

Name: Chaim Helman /Joselson/^[1]

Also Known As: Herman Chaim^[2][3]

Birth

Birth:

Date: 27 APR 1915

Place: Europe, Lithuania, Kaunas Gubernia, Panevezys District, Joniskelis

Note: Known as Yanishkel in Yiddish. Also known as Janiskel and Joniskelio.

Map:

Longitude: 24 10

Latitude: 56 02^[4][5]

Death

Death:

Date: 4 NOV 1995

Place: Israel, Haifa^[6]

Data Changed

Data Changed:

Date: 05 APR 2006

Prior to import, this record was last changed 05 APR 2006.

Immigration

Immigration:

Date: MAY 1915

Place: Russia, Penza^[7]

Immigration:

Date: 1921

Place: Europe, Lithuania, Kaunas Gubernia, Panevezys District, Joniskelis

Note: Known as Yanishkel in Yiddish. Also known as Janiskel and Joniskelio.

Map:

Longitude: 24 10

Latitude: 56 02^[8]

Immigration:

Date: NOV 1935

Place: Israel, Haifa (Technion)^[9]

Retirement

Retirement:

Date: 1 MAY 1981^[10]

Occupation

Occupation: Construction engineer/Civil Engineer Ministry of Telecom.

Date: MAY 1 1981^[11][12]

Education

Education: Hebrew High School: Panavezys, Lithuania

Date: 1925^[13]

Education: Kaunas, Lithuania (University of Kovno)

Date: 1935^[14]

Object

Object:

Format: JPEG

File: N:\MaxData\FamilyPictures\Heffler Tiras Wasserman Moore Family\19351114 Joselson, Helman Chaim.jpg

Marriage

Husband: Chaim Helman Joselson

Wife: Rivka Rotenberg

Child: Ben Zion Joselson

Residence:

Place: Europe, Lithuania^[15]

Residence:

Place: Africa, South Africa^[16]

Residence:

Place: Israel, Haifa (20 Hanassi Ave.)^[17]

Marriage:

Date: 2 APR 1944

Place: Israel, Ramatayim, E.^[18]

Note: Death notice from wife, Rivka, and son, Ben-Zion Joselson, mailed from Haifa on November 13, 1995. Family tree information sent to Beth Hatefutsoth in Tel Aviv. In 1915, the local Jews were deported deep into Russia and most returned in 1918 when Lithuania became independent. Fled the Nazis to South Africa and later made aliyah to Haifa, Israel. Helman Chaim was originator of the Josel family tree. Rivka arrived illegally on board Tiger Hill in Sep 1939.

Martin Been wrote:

According to correspondence I received from Chaim Joselson this is what happened to the Jews in the area.

"In May 1915 we were deprted by the Tzar to Penza, deep Russia. There we lived almost together house to house until 1921 when we were repatriated to to Janishkel"

I then wrote and asked him some questions and he replied; "You are right, I was 3 weeks old when we were deported.... There my father was mobilised and sent to the Austrian Front. In 1918 he returned already as a red army soldier to Lithuania. In Jonishkel he found already Moshe Yehuda Been with his family and also the Wasserman family. He got back our house and most of the furniture and property. The reaction of most of the local population was positive and even friendly. In 1921 when we all returned to Jonishkel we found everything in good order and ready to accept us".^{[19][20][21][22][23]}

Husband: Meshulom Menachem Joselson

Wife: Chaya Gittel Slot

Child: Chaim Helman Joselson

Child: Joseph Eliezer Joselson

Child: Johoshua Hesl Joselson

Child: Aharon Zalmon Joselson

Child: Mordechai Michael Joselson

Child: Brine Joselson

Marriage:

Date: 30 JUN 1914

Place: Europe, Lithuania, Kaunas Gubernia, Panevezys District, Joniskelis

Note: Known as Yanishkel in Yiddish. Also known as Janiskel and Joniskelio.

Map:

Longitude: 24 10

Latitude: 56 02^[24]

Sources

• WikiTree profile Joselson-2 created through the import of fulltree.GED on Jan 4, 2012 by Max Heffler Heffler. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Max Heffler and others.

• Source: S123 Author: Chaim Joselson Title: Joselson, Chaim - Family Tree Abbreviation: Joselson, Chaim - Family Tree Publication: Beth HaFusoth Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
• Source: S1612 Title: Been, Martin Abbreviation: Been, Martin Publication: LitvakSig digest / Jan 26, 2006 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
• Source: S505 Title: Friedman, Joseph Herman Abbreviation: Friedman, Joseph Herman Italicized: Y
• Source: S509 Author: Chaim (Herman) Joselson Title: Europe, Lithuania (Yanishkel, My Birthplace) Abbreviation: Europe, Lithuania (Yanishkel, My Birthplace) Publication: 1995 (Oct) Note: Translated from the Hebrew by Sara Zilberstein-Karn, Montreal, CA=anada and edited by Ann Rabinowitz, Miami Beach, FA Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
• Source: S797 Title: Friedman, Julie Berlin Abbreviation: Friedman, Julie Berlin Italicized: Y
• Source: S800 Title: Joselson, Ben-Zion Abbreviation: Joselson, Ben-Zion Italicized: Y

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