Jck / Ickow Holocaust-Era Records

Działoszyn (Zaloshin), Częstochowa (Chenstochov), Opoczno (Opotchna), Krzepice (Kshepitz), Żarki (Zharki), Radomsko (Radomsk), Przedbórz (Pshedbosh), and nearby towns

9 Holocaust-era records for Jck / Ickow and related spellings.

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Częstochowa: Lists of Jewish arrivals to Częstochowa drawn up by the Judenrat; Często Arch, syg 5 (890 persons) [H]

ID	Image	Number(s) at top of page (if any)	Number	Person	Surname from previous column	When and where born	Profession	Address	Number of family members	Where moved from	Where and when moved in	Remarks	Other text on the page	Notes (not by researcher)
10680	www.crarg.org/i…s-9-4PW2ga.jpg	120	39.	Natan Eck	ECK	19 Mar 1896 Janow-Lwowski	Arbeiter [Worker (male)]	Lindenstr. 34	2	[Column not included on this page]	Krzepitz 10 Jun 1942	[Column not included on this page]	Top: none; Bottom: Czestochowa, 24 Aug 1942; List of Jews from other towns registered with the Jewish Council [Judenrat] for residence application

Częstochowa: Registration of Jews from other cities to Częstochowa, 1941 and 1942 [Rejestracja Żydów przebywających z innych miast do Częstochowy za r. 1941 i 1942], syg 13801 [H]

ID	Page number (upper corner)	Order number	Registration number	Year	Date	Person	Surname	Date of birth	Names of family members [on 1942 pages]	Surname from previous column	Number of family members [on 1941 pages]	Profession (in Polish or German)	Profession (translated)	Place where came from	Where living now	Date at the bottom of the page	Other information on the page	Notes by translator / typist	Notes (not written by translator / typist)
10259	8	39.	1186	1942	22 Aug 1942	Natan Eck	ECK	19 Mar 1895	Chaja Klara 1901, Raja 1930			robotnik	worker	Krzepice	Wilsona 34	24 Aug 1942

Częstochowa Yizkor Book 1958 Necrology, pages 270-289; translation at https://www.jewishge…wa/Czestochowa.html; images at https://digitalcolle…3-d71d-00505686a51c (1208 persons) [H]

ID	Given name	Maiden name	Surname	Parents	Surname from previous column	Husband	Age	Birth place and date	Death place and year	Surviving relatives	Surname from previous column	Notes	Page
10156	Bluma	GLICKSMAN	ICKOW?							Chana Glicksman	GLICKSMAN		271.jpg

Poland: Lists of Polish Jews in Ghetto[s] to Receive Aid 1942 (V-mail; regarding V-mail, see: https://postalmuseum…bition/victory-mail) [H]

ID	Image file	Destination of Communication	Postmark	Sender address	Date	Person in Poland: Line number	Person in Poland: Given name	Person in Poland: Surname	Person in Poland: Town [k/=kolo=near; dla=for]	Person in Poland: Address	Other information	Surname from previous 2 columns	Typist notes
12282	DSC00094.JPG	Dr. I. Schwarzbart; 45 Queensway Queenscourt; London W. 2; 97521	Palestine; Postage paid	Representation Polish Jewry; 15 Lilienblum, TEL-AVIV	24 Sep 1942	50	Natan Eck	ECK	Warsaw	Nowolipki 53/6?

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

ID	Digital file id	Page	Given name(s)	Surname(s) from previous or next columns	Place
20656	09-DSC00005.jpg	56	Izrael	ECK	Lwow
20657	09-DSC00005.jpg	56	Gerta	ECK	Lwow
20658	09-DSC00005.jpg	56	Luisa	ECK	Lwow

Register of Jewish Survivors I: Lists of Jews Rescued in Different European Countries (Jerusalem, 1945; 19032 records typed) [H]

ID	Subdocument	Sublist	Page	Surname	Given name	Surname from previous column	Birth year or age	Birth place or last residence	Typing notes
25754	List of Jewish Survivors from East European Towns	Bialystok	155	IKA	Gela			Lodz

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

ID	Page number	Number	Name	Surname from previous column	Birth place	Birth year	Comes from	[X = handwritten mark added after "Comes from" town]	Stamp at bottom of page (if any)	Notes (not by typist)
10015	[1]	15	Horst Ach	ACH	Leipzig	1922	Warszawa		Stamp at bottom of page: 1 Mar 1940

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