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I am the listowner for the Hashinsky-L and Hashinsky-D surname lists. My name is Mary D. Taffet, and you may contact me at any time for help should you need it. My e-mail address is [email protected]. I cannot promise an immediate answer, but I can promise an answer within a day or two.
My lineage:
I am not a direct descendant of any Hashinsky line, but my husband is. His line is (first name unknown) Hashinsky & Etta (maiden surname unknown) > Sara Pauline Hashinsky & Morris Homlevsky > Minnie Homlevsky & Samuel Taffet > Joseph Jerome Taffet & Lorraine Siegel > Steven Mark Taffet (my husband).
I am not certain as to the origin of the Hashinsky family in general. I do know that Sara Pauline Hashinsky's brother Hirsch/Harry was born in Luckivitz, Russia (which I believe is now Lokhvitsa, Poltava, Ukraine). let me know.
A surname variant is one where the name is spelled differently but nevertheless refers to the same family. In some cases variants exist because of errors made by persons transcribing handwritten records (Hirsh Hashinsky's record in the Ellis Island database for the July 6, 1904 voyage on the Statendam is recorded in the online index as Nusch Kaschinsky; on the actual manifest, it looks like Haselinsky). In some cases variants exist because census takers or other persons wrote a name the way it sounded, rather than the way it should be spelled (I don't have any examples of this for Hashinsky yet). Lastly, surname variants exist because people, from time to time, choose to change the way their name is spelled (I don't have any examples of this for Hashinsky yet).
Known variants of the Hashinsky surname include (in alphabetical order):
If you know of any surname variants, please send them to me at [email protected], with an indication of the circumstances under which they appeared.
Please send an e-mail to me at [email protected] if you wish to have your immigrant Hashinsky (or surname variant) ancestor listed here on this page.
From Russia --
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Name: Taffet, Mary D.
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URL:
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Focus: Descendants of Harry Hashinsky; also the
descendants of Harry's sister Sara Pauline Hashinsky & Morris Homlevksy
(primary focus), and the descendants of Bialya Hashinsky & Louis Breslowsky
(who may have changed their name to Breslow). Also trying to identify their
parents. Their mother's name was Etta (she shows up in the 1910 census for
Brooklyn living with her son Harry). Also trying to identify the 5 other
children born to Etta Hashinsky; only 1 other child was still living by
1910.
Included below are the resources I am aware of that are available for Hashinsky research. Online resources are listed. If you know of any other resources which should be added to this list, please let me know by sending an e-mail to my address ([email protected]).
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