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| Entries for Joachim and Seckel from Udi Cain's book on Posen, Prussia. |
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| Filehne (Wilen), Posen province, 1772: Salomon Per Seckel, Joachim Seckel, 1820: Yizchak Seckel<> <> He, R. Israel, as well as the Maggid Abele and 10 others were subscribers to the book Klil Tif'eret published in Breslau in 5580. Others from Filehne were subscribers to several other books published during that period. Rawitsch (Rawitsz), Posen province, 1719: The following Jews were given freedom to live and carry out their trade: Leyser Joseph, Jak. Nissan<>, Dav. Aaron, Mos, Gershen, Abrah. Wolff, Mos. Samuel, Jak. Moses, Abrah, Joachim, Jak. Berel, Zvi Micheln, Ephraim Leyser, Jos. and Elias. <> Prof. Dr. M. Braun is a direct descendant of Jak.Nissan Schneidem�hl (Pila), Posen province: The town suffered from repeated conflagrations; the one in 1626 was started at the house of the Jew Joachim, laying the entire town to waste; as a result, a new survey was made, and new building regulations followed. It also prompted Queen Constantia, wife of Zigismund III, to place the residences of the Jews in new locations<>. <> Warschauer, loc. cit. p 236 |