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 Data Sources for Archival Trees & Obituary List Archival Trees from Revision Lists Archival Trees from HaMeilitz Postings Archival Trees from London Jews Shelter Archives Archival Trees from South African Archives Archival Trees from Cemetery Readings Archival Trees from U.S. Archives Archival Trees from Yad Vashem Archives Obituaries from Obituary Daily Times Persons from Family History Library |
 Revision Lists (Lithuanian Archives) |
| Additional Revision Lists (Lithuanian Archives) |
| HaMeilitz Hebrew newspaper, personal postings |
| London Poor Jews Temporary Shelter |
| South African Estate, Naturalization & Other Records |
| South African Gravestone Readings |
| International Jewish Cemeteries Project Data Base |
| U.S. Gravestone Readings |
| U.S. Archives (SS, Census, Obituaries, YIVO,...) |
| Search Bureau for Missing Relatives (Jerusalem) |
| Yad Vashem Records (Jerusalem) |
| Obituary Daily Times |
| Family History Library |
These archival data bases were searched by MRG for the surname "Mirvis" (the normal transliteration from the documentary Cyrillic to English), as well as for all other spelling variations (as appropriate), and the Archival Trees below were constructed from the data.
Archival Trees are always rather small, since the source data bases usually deal with small family groups. Thus, in the case of Revision Lists, they include only those family members who lived with the Head of Household listed in Revision Lists, plus the names of the Head of Household's father and (sometimes) mother.
Frequently, the son or daughter of the HOH was married and lived with the HOH together with their spouse and children. The other family members could include relatives of the core family, such as cousins, nephews, nieces, and other more distant relatives. Thus, such small trees include at most four generations of one family unit.
Inter-tree familial links can occasionally be suspected between one archival tree and another, but usually this is not possible. In cases where such a link was suspected for one class of source (for example, the families lived together in the same house), the trees were placed together in one file, hoping that some time in the future a definite link might be established using additional data. Files containing such multiple potential links are placed on one line in the tree-access table below.
Printing a copy of an archival tree can be accomplished in several ways, all of which will avoid problems because of the dark background color of the web page. The first way is to set printing options to ignore background colors. Under Microsoft IE browser, there is an option under menu item Tools called 'Internet Options'. Click on the Advanced tab and under Printing section uncheck-mark the box 'Print background colors & images'. That keeps the text formatting but dumps the background. The corresponding Netscape Navigator option is under menu item File called Page Setup. Uncheck-mark the box 'Print backgrounds'.
Alternatively, you could save the tree to a file on your hard disk, using "Save as" for example, but using a TEXT file extension. That is, when "Save as" asks you for the name of the file to save to, answer something like "filename.txt", being careful to use the txt extension. This will save the file as a non-html, ordinary text file, and then you can print it out just as you would any other text file -- the background colors will be lost in this kind of Save.
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Source: Obituary Daily Times, 21 April 2000
Mirvis's in Baisogala
AbramTevel Girsh1 Girsh2 IoselGirsh3
Leah Leyb Meyer1Meyer2
Movsha1 Movsha2 Movsha3 Shmuel Wulf Return to Top of Page
Yakov Mirwis, Baisogala Return to Top of Page
London Poor Jews Temporary Shelter
Ch. P. Mirwis, Kowno I. Mirwis, Kovno Unknown Mirwis, Ponewish Unknown Mirwisch, Kovno Return to Top of Page
Ari Mervis, Kellem Abel Mervitz, Zeimel Morris Mervitz, Zeimel Israel (Yisrael) Merwitz (David Menachem Mendel) Mirvisch, Siauliai Return to Top of Page
(Zvi) Mirwis Hirsch Volf Murvus Joseph (Aharon Yosef) Mervis, Keidan? Return to Top of Page
David Mirvish, Lithuania & Kiev
Jacob Merwitz, Lithuania Herman F. Mervis, Miami Beach, FL Harry (Zvi) Mirvis, Baisogala Return to Top of Page
(Noach) Mirwis, Seduva Return to Top of Page
NAME AGE CITY NEWSPAPER DATE COFFSKY, Linda M (MERVIS) 55 Marietta GA Atlanta Journal 1998-10-24 EGORIN, Naomi (MERVIS) - Baltimore MD Baltimore Sun 2000-1-22 FARBER, Mollye (MERVIS) 89 Butler PA Butler Eagle 1997-3-24 MERVIS, Allen - West Palm Beach FL Baltimore Sun (MD) 1999-9-25 MERVIS, Benjamin Max - - Los Angeles T (CA) 1998-10-30 MERVIS, Carla M (COLLICO) - St Louis MO St Louis P-D 1997-3-5 MERVIS, Irene L - - Los Angeles T (CA) 2000-3-11 MERVIS, Irene L - - Los Angeles T (CA) 2000-3-12 MERVIS, Robert D 53 Virginia Beach VA ATC Press (NJ) 1998-4-14 MERVIS, Robert D - Virginia Beach VA Richmond T-D 1998-4-13 MERVIS, Robert D 53 Virginia Beach VA Ft Myers N-P (FL) 1998-4-14 MERVIS, Robert D 53 Virginia Beach VA Reno G-J (NV) 1998-4-15 MERVIS, Robert D 53 Virginia Beach VA Richmond T-D 1998-4-14 MERVIS, Mary A 60 Aliquippa PA Pittsburgh P-G 1996-1-30 MERWITZ, Leocadia A (EIGENFELD) 96 POL>Sun City AZ AZ Republic 1996-1-20 MERWITZ, Samuel Morris - MD Wash DC Post (DC) 1997-8-6 MIRVIS, Philip J - Detroit MI Detroit News 1995-9-1 Return to Top of Page
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