Grojer / Grajer Holocaust-Era Records in Szczekociny, Częstochowa, Żarki, and nearby towns

29 Holocaust-era records for Grojer / Grajer and related spellings.

These records span Szczekociny (Shtshekotshin), Częstochowa (Chenstochov), Żarki (Zharki), Kromołów (Krimilov), Radomsko (Radomsk, Noworadomsko, Novoradomsko, Noworadomsk, Novoradomsk), Piotrków (Petrikev), Włoszczowa (Vlotsheve), Kielce (Keltz), Końskie (Kinsk), Janów (Yanov), and nearby towns.

Note: These results are missing 540 GROJER records from our 1,620,997-record pre-Holocaust database. Join CRARG to see those records and receive research assistance. Learn more »

Częstochowa BMD 1939-1942 deaths; Często Arch [H]

-Sort-	Reg year	Akt	Death place, date	Registration place, date	Deceased, age, profession, etc	Deceased surname	Father of deceased	Father surname	Mother of deceased	Mother maiden name	Spouse	Spouse maiden name or surname	Survived by	Witness 1	Witness 2	Other information	Image(s)
10378	1940	75	25 Jan 1940, Częstochowa	29 Jan 1940, Częstochowa	Kałma Grojer, born Poręba powiat Będzin 3 Aug 1904, died in Częstochowa ul. Narutowicza 7	GROJER	Emanuel Grojer	GROJER	Rajzla née Igra	IGRA	[not listed]		[not listed]	Herszlik Mitelman, employee of the Jewish community in Częstochowa	Szlama Majzler, employee of the Jewish community in Częstochowa		www.crarg.org/i…042-F1QQXn.jpg
10482	1940	178	26 Mar 1940, Częstochowa	27 Mar 1940, Częstochowa	Lejzor Grojer, widower, born Włoszczowa 4 Dec 1868, died in Częstochowa ul. Mirowska 10	GROJER	Wolf Grojer	GROJER	Giela née [not listed]		[not listed]		[not listed]	Herszlik Mitelman, employee of the Jewish community in Częstochowa	Szlama Majzler, employee of the Jewish community in Częstochowa		www.crarg.org/i…094-VDDofb.jpg
10569	1940	264	8 May 1940, Częstochowa	14 May 1940, Częstochowa	Lewek Grojer, tailor, born Szczekociny 7 May 1869, died in Częstochowa ul. Garncarska 14	GROJER	Lejzor Grojer	GROJER	Hendla née Grojer	GROJER	Estera Ruchla Grojer	GROJER	[not listed]	Herszlik Mitelman, employee of the Jewish community in Częstochowa	Szlama Majzler, employee of the Jewish community in Częstochowa		www.crarg.org/i…136-7fq7pz.jpg
10949	1941	99	during the war operations in 1939, Częstochowa	20 Feb 1941, Częstochowa	Icek Joel Grojer, born Częstochowa 16 Feb 1914, living in Częstochowa ul. Warszawska 61, died in Częstochowa during the war operations in 1939	GROJER	Fajwel Grojer	GROJER	unmarried Sura Blinc	BLINC	Estera Blima née Włodowska	WŁODOWSKA	[not listed]	Herszlik Mitelman, employee of the Rabbinate in Częstochowa	Szlama Majzler, employee of the Rabbinate in Częstochowa		www.crarg.org/i…049-mPtP6G.jpg
12176	1942	352	Częstochowa, 16 Apr 1942	Częstochowa, 17 Apr 1942	Dawid Grajer, born Płock 2 Sep 1938	GRAJER	Moszek		Chana née Rozenek	ROZENEK				Szlama Majzler, employee Jewish Community	Herszlik Mitelman, employee Jewish Community	Dawid died at 10:00 in Częstochowa, ul. Strażacka 11	www.crarg.org/i…233-VpuAo6.jpg

Częstochowa BMD 1939-1942 marriages; Często Arch; for information on notary records, see https://www.crarg.org/notary-records.php [H]

-Sort-	Reg year	Akt	Date and place of event	Date and place of registration	Groom, age, profession, city, and (starting in 1916) street address	Groom surname	Groom's father	Groom's father surname	Groom's mother	Groom's mother maiden name	Bride, age, city, and (starting in 1916) street address	Bride surname	Bride's father	Bride's father surname	Bride's mother	Bride's mother maiden name	Witness 1	Witness 1 surname	Witness 2	Witness 2 surname	Other information on the page	Surname(s) from previous or next columns	Image(s)	Comments by translator	Surname(s) from previous or next columns	Comments (not by translator)
10684	1940	406	19 May 1938, Częstochowa	21 Dec 1940, Częstochowa	Józef Nisberg, bachelor, born Częstochowa 16 Jun 1911, living in Częstochowa ul. Nadrzeczna 74	NISBERG	Nuchim Nisberg	NISBERG	Rajzla née Granek	GRANEK	Rojza Grojer, unmarried, born Częstochowa 5 Nov 1905, living in Częstochowa ul. Garncarska 16	GROJER	Dawid Grojer	GROJER	Rejla née Himmelfeld	HIMMELFELD	Mojżesz Asz, employee of the Jewish community in Czestochowa		Herszlik Mitelman, employee of the Jewish community in Czestochowa				www.crarg.org/i…056-itImlB.jpg

Częstochowa: daily record sheets of the Jewish police in the Częstochowa Ghetto 1941-1942, Senior Council in Częstochowa (Rada Starszych w Częstochowie), USHMM; sample images: www.crarg.org/czestochowa-holocaust-police.php [H]

-Sort-	Details	Microfilm roll	Page	Image	Surname(s) for this entry	A person in this entry	Surname from the previous column	Birth date	Address	Summary of material
18489	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0637	www.crarg.org/i…637-314cb9.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	[no given name] Majznerowicz	MAJZNEROWICZ			Majznerowicz ordered that some people be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18490	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0637	www.crarg.org/i…637-314cb9.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	Szlama Bukowski	BUKOWSKI	1894	Garibaldiego 21	Bukowski was to be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18491	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0637	www.crarg.org/i…637-314cb9.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	Moszek Dudek	DUDEK		Plac Daszyńskiego 1	Dudek was to be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18492	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0637	www.crarg.org/i…637-314cb9.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	Abram Grojer	GROJER		Aleja 4	Grojter was to be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18494	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0638	www.crarg.org/i…638-ow9gIL.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	[no given name] Majznerowicz	MAJZNEROWICZ			Majznerowicz ordered that some people be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18495	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0638	www.crarg.org/i…638-ow9gIL.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	Szlama Bukowski	BUKOWSKI	1894	Garibaldiego 21	Bukowski was to be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18496	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0638	www.crarg.org/i…638-ow9gIL.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	Moszek Dudek	DUDEK		Plac Daszyńskiego 1	Dudek was to be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]
18497	Summary of each entry; see pdf file for each image number for a compete translation of the page	Microfilm roll 4	0638	www.crarg.org/i…638-ow9gIL.pdf	MAJZNEROWICZ, BUKOWSKI, DUDEK, GROJER	Abram Grojer	GROJER		Aleja 4	Grojter was to be captured and taken to Kojulen camp [see also image 0638]

Częstochowa: Rada Starszych w Czestochowie, USHMM, microfilm 4 (images 0001.tif-1015.tif); sample images: www.crarg.org/czestochowa-holocaust-police.php [H]

-Sort-	Digital file name	Given name	Surname [r#]	Details	Surname(s) in column to the left (if not in the surname column)	Typist comments
15320	0638.tif	Abram	GROJER	Resides on Aleja 4; following an order of the police chief, Majznerowicz, was escorted to the labor camp on Warszawska St. 113/115	MAJZNEROWICZ

Jerusalem: Booklet listing survivors published by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in Jerusalem, P.O.B. 640, Jerusalem; only Poland listings [H]

-Sort-	Page number	Regional header	Sub-regional header, if any	Person	Surname(s) from previous column	Listed in parentheses after primary entry	Surname(s) from previous column	[Blank column header; date of birth?]	Age	From	Notes (not by typist)
10765	16	Regards from Abroad		Blajwajs Basia [survivor]	BLAJWAJS	Hinda Goldberg-Grajer [sends regards "from abroad" to the survivor listed]	GOLDBERG-GRAJER			Tel Aviv

Poland: Register of Jewish Survivors II (Jewish Agency, 1945) [H]

-Sort-	Digital file id	Page	Given name(s)	Surname(s) from previous or next columns	Place	Typing notes
29115	09-DSC00053.jpg	99	Maks	GRAJER	Lwow

Szczekociny 1939: letter of Szmul Rozenbaum to the Office for Political and Social Matters in Kielce regarding his appointment as a rabbi in Szczekociny. The petition signed by the citizens of Szczekociny on the same. Letter to the same Office regarding contributions by Szyja Cukierman in Szczekociny, 1939, syg 3387, document pages 18-21; images: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/14981502 [H]

-Sort-	Page	Serial number	Person	Surname from previous column [r#]	Notes (not written by translator / typist)
10109	21	107	Sz Grojer	GROJER

Szczekociny 1939: List of contribution for support of Jewish Community in Szczekociny in 1939, syg 3387, document pages 108-131 [Lista składek na utrzymanie Gminy Wyznaniowej Żydowskiej w Szczekocinach.]; images: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/14981502 [H]

-Sort-	Header immediately before this list	Page	Serial number	Person	Surname from previous column [r#]	Place of residence [Miejsce zamieszkania]	Occupation [Zawód]	Occupation, translated into English	Amount [Kwota]: Zł
10071	[no header]	112	69	Moszek Grojer	GROJER	Szczekociny	kup.	merchant	10
10371	List: exempt from contributions [Wykaz:uwolnionychod składek]	124	40	Iser Grojer	GROJER	[Szczekociny]
10377	List: exempt from contributions [Wykaz:uwolnionychod składek]	124	46	Wolf Grojer	GROJER	[Szczekociny]

Szczekociny Yizkor book: Israel Shwaicer, Pinkas Shts'kots', 1959; translation at https://www.jewishgen.org/Yizkor/Szczekociny/Szczekociny.html; no images at https://libguides.nypl.org/yizkorbooks [H]

-Sort-	Details	Number of page	Letter of Hebrew alphabet or serial number	Person	Surname(s) from previous column	Person, with names converted to Polish spelling	Surname(s) from previous column	Family information
10100	God [will] remember [the] holy community of Szczekochin [martyrs list]	266	Gimel	Groyer Mosses	GROYER	Grojer Mosses	GROJER	Wife and one boy
10101	God [will] remember [the] holy community of Szczekochin [martyrs list]	266	Gimel	Groyer Josef	GROYER	Grojer Josef	GROJER	Wife and three children
10102	God [will] remember [the] holy community of Szczekochin [martyrs list]	266	Gimel	Groyer Isser	GROYER	Grojer Isser	GROJER	Wife and five children

Vilna [Vilnius, Lithuania]: Polish Jewish refugees receiving Joint Distribution Committee aid, in Vilna, Lithuania, 1940 [H]

-Sort-	Page number	Number	Name	Surname from previous column	Birth place	Birth year	Comes from
11849	28	1798	Szloma-Lejzor Grajer	GRAJER	Markuszow	1917	Markuszow
11859	28	1808	Szlama Grujer	GRUJER	Dutrow	1922	Laszczow
12259	34	2201	Abram-Alter Grajer	GRAJER	Rysoki	1913	Wola-Pruska

Żarki: lists of persons obliged to pay levy 1940-1941, RG-15.314, zesp 125, syg 304; based on letter on page 102 (see: Beresz / Berek Półrolnicki): Żarki, 23 Aug 1941 / According to decree of the General Governor concerning collection of a resident tax from 27 Jun 1940, requires two payments for the fiscal year 1941, one by 10 Sep 1941 and one by 10 Feb 1942; images: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/12321636 [H]

-Sort-	Header before this list	Page number	Order number	Person	Surname from previous column [r#]	Name of father or year [of birth], if included	Residence	Occupation	Quota / established income for the tax year 1939	Comments (see image for possible additional comments, in pencil]	Notes (not written by translator / typist)
11515	[pages 157-199:] Persons over 18 years of age required to pay a levy in 1940	176	[not listed on this page]	Lewek Grojer	GROJER	Szymon	Koziegłowska 19			5925 N 732
11516	[pages 157-199:] Persons over 18 years of age required to pay a levy in 1940	176	[not listed on this page]	Chaja-Sura Grojer, wife	GROJER	Wolf	Koziegłowska 19			5926 wife

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