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David Nitikman

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Parents

Father	Date of Birth	Mother	Date of Birth
Azriel aka Ezrialke Nitikman Nitikman		Rachel Rokhl Rose? Slutsky (Nitikman)

Partners

Partner	Date of Birth	Children
Rose Goorevitch (Nitikman)	August 7, 1912	Gary Edward Nitikman Murray Allan Nitikman Robert Michael Mann Corinne Anne Bereskin (Bereskin)

Person Events

Event Type	Date	Place
Birth	August 9, 1906	Teofapol, Ukraine
Emigration	1921
Marriage	August 19, 1938
Death	June 1, 2002	Temple Shalom, Richmond, BC

Notes


lived at #212 - 1955 W. 33rd Ave Vancouver BC Alexander Beider comments Arthur Nitikman Dec 18 1997 In his book 'A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames in the Russian Empire' Alexander Beider identified the name "Nytykman' as being associated with the city of Starokonstantinov. Although the spelling is different from my surname, it is phonetically identical. I contacted Alexander to see if he had any more information on that record. Although he is not a genealogist, he offered to have a contact in Moscow look it up for me. In return, he asked that I send him a check for $US21, made out to Avotaynu. I received the following message from him a short while later: "This week I've finally received the info from Moscow. The only Nytykman mentioned in the voter lists of the Starokonstantinov district of Volhynia (1907) was: Shoel Yosevich (Saul, the son of Joseph) from the town of Kupel. Sincerely, Alexander Beider" We have on one branch of our family tree a Shoyl Nitekman who lived in Kupel, Volhynia Gubernia, at that time and was old enough to be an eligible voter. His father, Joseph, was previously unknown to us, but it is significant that Shoyl named his son Joseph, obviously after the child's grandfather. Beider can be reached at the following address: Alexandre BEIDER S.N.C.F. Direction de la Recherche 45, rue de Londres 75379 PARIS Cedex 08

lived at #212 - 1955 W. 33rd Ave Vancouver BC

Alexander Beider comments

Arthur Nitikman Dec 18 1997

In his book 'A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames in the Russian Empire' Alexander Beider identified the name "Nytykman' as being associated with the city of Starokonstantinov. Although the spelling is different from my surname, it is phonetically identical. I contacted Alexander to see if he had any more information on that record. Although he is not a genealogist, he offered to have a contact in Moscow look it up for me. In return, he asked that I send him a check for $US21, made out to Avotaynu.

I received the following message from him a short while later: "This week I've finally received the info from Moscow. The only Nytykman mentioned in the voter lists of the Starokonstantinov district of Volhynia (1907) was: Shoel Yosevich (Saul, the son of Joseph) from the town of Kupel. Sincerely, Alexander Beider"

We have on one branch of our family tree a Shoyl Nitekman who lived in Kupel, Volhynia Gubernia, at that time and was old enough to be an eligible voter. His father, Joseph, was previously unknown to us, but it is significant that Shoyl named his son Joseph, obviously after the child's grandfather.

Beider can be reached at the following address: Alexandre BEIDER S.N.C.F. Direction de la Recherche 45, rue de Londres 75379 PARIS Cedex 08

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