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	Notes	Linked to
1	Changed his name to Van der Wieken	Aaron Aap
2	Changed his surname to Van der Wieken	Barend Aap
3	Used the names Keetje Abrahams Allart, Judith Abrahams, Keetje Mozes Abraham Allart.	Keetje (Judith) Allart (Halard) Abrahams
4	For more information on the Beesemer, Van Beseme, Van Beezema and Van Beezem families please contact Wim Besemer wimbesemer@tiscali.nl Wim has been researching the family Beesemer (and variations) for several years and collected a great deal of information.	Rachel Beesemer
5	Died before 1848	Salomon Bonevang Brook
6	On January 21, 1945, 4,000 prisoners, including 150 women, were taken out of the camp Blechhammer (Auschwitz IV) and put on a death march lasting 13 days. Several dozen prisoners who tried to hide in Blechhammer during the evacuation were discovered and killed on the spot. The prisoners each got 800 grams of bread, a small portion of margarine, and artificial honey for their march. Some 800 prisoners were killed en route. On February 2, the survivors reached the Gross-Rosen camp, where they remained for five days before being put on a train to Buchenwald. The prisoners stayed in Gross-Rosen for 5 days. Then they boarded a train to Buchenwald (Feb. 6 or 7). On the way the train, was attacked several times by Allied planes, which caused many deaths.	Salomon Cohen
7	WW1 - Gunner, Royal Field Artillery	George (Gershon) Dagul
8	Education - JFS 24/10/1892 to Sept 1898 WW1 - Private in the Marchine Gun Corps	Michael Dagul
9	Name also Gompert DAVID	David (Gotfried) Gompertz (Gumpert / Gompers / Gompert)
10	Alternative date of birth 1783 Bergh	Jetta Gompertz (Gumpert / Gompers)
11	Celestine and the children all died in a house fire at their home 2 Rue de La Colline, Brussels.	Maximilien Kinsbergen
12	Alternative Birth year 1819	Naatje Meijer Lappeman
13	Alternative birth year 1803	Rachel Meijer Lappeman
14	From Papenburg, Germany according to the inscription on his headstone.	Benjamin [Pinchas b Aharon] Leda
15	Alternative date 30/9/1942	Salomon Leeraar
16	Alt birth date 14 Nov 1816	Anne (Anna) Hartog Lever
17	Anna Hartog Lever's mother was either Rebecca Kijser or Sophie Lappeman	Anne (Anna) Hartog Lever
18	Mina was arrested in Marseille with 1500 other people between Fri 22nd Jan and Sun 24th Jan 1943 in Action Tiger. She was transfered to Compiègne. Then on Sun 24th Jan, to Drancy, Paris. The prisoners were not given any food. She remained in Drancy from 25/1/1943 to 23/3/1943. On 23/3/1943 Mina was transported on Convoy 52-s from Drancy to Sobibor. There were 640 men and 360 women including 12 children in this transport. There were no survivors.	Mina Marcus
19	Made to work on the railroads, the infamous Burma track.	Egbert Morgenland
20	Died from war wounds.	Simon (Sydney) Park
21	15/4/1910 Jewish Chronicle, Jewish Athletic Association Football - report that Brady Street club have excelled themselves and deserve to be congratulated on their excellence performance. Much of the success due to the respected captains. Rodbert (Mark) headed th 4th division.	Mark Rodbert
22	1905-1909 Butlers Street Girls Club Members Representative	Sophie Rodbert
23	For more information on the Schlosser family see http://www.harreman-schlosser.nl/schlosser/schlosser.htm	Rachel Levie Schlosser
24	See entry for Sara Schoonhoed in Gaby's Cohen tree for full ancestry.	Sara (see entry in Gaby's Cohen tree) Schoonhoed
25	Celestine died with her children in a house fire that started at 3am at their home, 2 Rue de la Colline, Brussels, Belgium	Celestine Simons
26	Surname may be Soesan	Adelaide Soesan
27	Deported on convoy No. 50 from Drancy.	Leopold (Abraham Lobel) Sternberg
28	Died either 13/3/1919 or 2/1/1938	Barend Vleeschdrager
29	Died before 1943?	Ijzaak Vleeschdrager