Ship Manifests

Emil Silberman – Havana, 1927 (as a stowaway!)  Page 2
Emil Silberman – Bermuda, 1931
Fannie Silberman – Havana, 1931
Fannie Silberman - Havana, 1929
Fannie Silberman - Havana, 1928
Fannie Metzger - Southampton, 1925  Page 2
Chana, David, Murray & Ester Metzger – Southampton, 1927
Markus & Harry Metzger – Rotterdam, 1920
Sara & Jankel Feiner – Amsterdam, 1897
Josef Friedenberg & Chana Feiner – Bremen, 1906
Max Semmel - Bremen, 1907
Morris Semmel (Mordche Zemel) – Antwerp, 1910  Page 2
Rose (Rochel) Besser – Rotterdam, 1912  Page 2
Isadore & Scheine Besser – Rotterdam, 1913  Page 2
Ted & Rosa Bowie – LaHavre, 1919
Ted & Rosa Bowie – LaHavre, 1932
Henry P. Bowie – Yokohama, 1920

Silbermans and Metzgers

By: Dorothy Silberman Semmel 11/2001

Chaya Getter (nee Silberman)

Chaya Getter (nee Silberman)

My aunt Chaya Silberman was married to Muni Getter, who survived Auschwitz. Chaya was murdered at Auschwitz soon after she arrived. Both were French citizens living in Paris when they were rounded up. Their only child, my cousin Florine, was hidden in a convent in Grenoble at age12 and immigrated to the US after the war at age 18 and lived with us for about two years.My mothers brother, Isaac Metzger, who remained in Przemysl- also survived the war. He had a wife and two or three children whose names I do not know, but they were Shoah victims. My uncle returned to Przemysl after the war & died there sometime in the late 60’s or early 70’s.

My grandmother Chana Metzger did not immigrate to the US until after the First WW. My mother told many stories of survival during the various sieges of Prsemsyl- which changed hands between Austro-Hungary & the Russians several times. I estimate that family members immigrated at different times, from about 1918-19 to 1923.

Beth David Cemetery

In Elmont, NY (Queens)

Directions from NYC: Take the LIRR Train from Penn Sta. to Valley Stream. Take a cab or walk west thru the park to Central and take the N1 bus north to the cemetery.  MAP

Note: For more information contact: Beth David Cemetery, 300 Elmont Rd, Elmont, NY 11003 Phone: (516) 328-1300 These pictures are from the Tifereth Joseph Anshei Przemysl section located in area A4 on Siani St between Washington and Wilson.

Przemysl Memorial Stone

Donated by the Semmel Family, In Memory of the Silberman and Metzger Families