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| (a) | This is not a typo. The actual record says BAUN, which I am assuming to be BAUM. |
| (b) | Witness for this naming is Abraham Baum. This is likely Abraham-Yaakov who is David's father. Avraham-Yaakov's father and grandfather are David-Leib and Samuel respectively, according to a non-Baum descendant of my acquaintance. I don't yet have anything connecting these people to Kurima or to any of the other Baums on this page. However there may be a connection to Avraham Yankel, who lived in London. |
| (c) | Mohel for this birth is Moses Baum |
| (d) | This is according to their marriage record. Witnesses to the marriage are Abraham Baum and Isack Baum. On the other hand, in their son's birth record, they are called Perl Baum and Jacob Mendel. This matter is unclear. |
| (e) | We have Holocaust listings for Herschel, his wife and children. In his birth record, Herschel's given name is "Szumer." |
| (f) | I have placed Reichel below Mendel as though she is his daughter, because of space limitations, but this Mendel and this Emanuel may indeed be one and the same. |
| (g) | I have found Pages of Testimony for Izrael from his granddaughter, Minda from Sali's son and another son Emanuel from two sons and will try to contact them soon. Three of the four were submitted in the last fifteen years. Three live(d) in Israel and the fourth in Michigan. |
| (h) | Also in this census record is Chaja, surname unknown, born 1852. |
| (i) | Mosko was probably the son of a different mother and quite possibly Abraham's two wives were related. Eszter's name Baum is from Mendel's 1887 marriage record. |
| (j) | We have a probable grave for Eszter BAUM (Abraham's wife) with father Menahem. That may be this Mendel. |