Ancestor name |
Comment
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Where the descendants live today |
| Family of Adam S. Porges (Prague) |
This page consolidates the family of Adam S. Porges of Prague (b. ca. 1822-1823, † 8 February 1892, age 69, gewesener Kaufmann) and his wife Minna B. Porges, an extended late-imperial Bohemian-Jewish bourgeois sub-clan with at least six adult children spread across Prague and the broader Bohemia of the 1890s-1910s. The branch is documented through the patriarch's 1892 faire-part and through |
Czech Rep. |
Adolf
Porges
Cajle-Slovakia 1843-1931 |
His descendants live in the U.S.A.
Including Stephen W. Porges, professor of psychophysiology
at the University of Maryland. |
U.S.A. |
Adolph
Porges
(b. France, d. 1944) |
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U.S.A. |
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Alfred
Porges
Vienna, 1902-1978 |
Had
a prominent role in the Austrian Government in the 1970's
His siblings live in Austria, Australia and U.S.A. |
Austria
Australia
Switzerland
U.S.A. |
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Alois
Porges
Bohemia |
His
descendants include :
- the writer and cartoonist Paul Peter Porges (aka
PPP)
- Max Porges (Wieselburg Austria
1884 - Buenos Aires 1963),
motorcycle manufacturer
in Vienna. |
U.S.A.
Argentina
Peru |
| Amalia Porges née Bondy — Sub-clan B |
Sub-clan B – matriarchal anchor: Amalia Porges née Bondy (b. ca. 1837, d. Prague 6 August 1912 at 9:30 a.m., in her 76th year of life, in the 50th year of her marriage). |
Czech Rep. |
| Amalia Porges née Elbogen — Sub-clan L Karolinenthal anchor |
Sub-clan L (Karolinenthal Porges family) – matriarchal anchor: Amalia Porges née Elbogen (b. ca. 1823, d. Friday 24 November 1905 around 5 p.m., in her 83rd year of life). |
Czech Rep. |
| Amalie Porges née Pereles — Sub-clan D / N junction |
Sub-clan D with cross-link to Sub-clan N: Amalie Porges née Pereles (b. ca. 1862, d. Prague 9 December 1913 — "torn from us suddenly" — in her 52nd year). |
Czech Rep. |
| Amalie Porges née Perlsee — Sub-clan O |
Sub-clan O — matriarchal anchor: Amalie Porges née Perlsee (b. ca. 1828-1829, d. Prague Thursday 25 September 1884, in her 56th year of life, of pulmonary paralysis "after several months of severe suffering"). |
Czech Rep. |
| Anna Porges née Knotek — Sub-clan N |
Sub-clan N – matriarchal anchor: Anna Porges née Knotek (b. ca. 1845, d. Prague 6 August 1913, in her 69th year of life). |
Czech Rep. |
| Anna Porges née Borchardt — Sub-clan T (Reform-Jewish) |
Sub-clan T – matriarchal anchor: Anna Porges née Borchardt (d. Prague, 8 January 1928, in her nearly-completed 71st year of life, b. ca. 1857). |
Czech Rep. |
| Anna Porges née Resek — Sub-clan W2 (Příbram) |
Sub-clan W2 — matriarchal anchor: Anna Porges née Resek (b. ca. 1831-1832, d. Příbram Friday 19 April 1912 at 5 p.m., in her 81st year of life, after "a pious, God-pleasing life-conduct"). |
Czech Rep. |
| Anna Zwicker née Porges — Sub-clan X |
Sub-clan X — matriarchal anchor: Anna Zwicker née Porges (b. ca. 1852-1853, d. Prague Thursday 28 October 1909 at 10 p.m., in her 57th year of life, after long severe illness). |
Czech Rep. |
Antoni
Asher Anchel Porges
b. Transylvania 1871, d. 1940
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Originated
in Transylvania (Cheo Silvana (Simleu Silvaniei), Oradea, Turda) |
Israel
U.S A. |
Arthur
Porges
b. USA 1915
Irwin Porges
1909-1998
brothers |
Two
American writers :
Arthur Porges : Science fiction
Irwin Porges : biographer of
E. R. Burroughs |
U.S.A. |
| Auspitz von Artenegg family grave — (Döbling I/1/16) |
The existing porges.net JonasSimonPorges.html page documents that several members of the Auspitz von Artenegg family — the descendants of Mathilde Porges (1838-1910), daughter of Simon Porges (1798-1870), and her husband Karl (Charles) Auspitz von Artenegg (1824-1912) — are buried « in the same grave at Vienna's Doebling cemetery on the former Israelitic section, group 1 tomb 16 (I/1/1 |
Austria
Israel |
| Berta Porges née Zweybrück — Sub-clan A |
Sub-clan A — anchored by Berta Porges née Zweybrück (d. 16 July, year uncertain — most plausibly 1885 or 1891 based on Fraktur typography and Wolschan/early-Strašnice cemetery transition profile). |
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| Bertha Kohn née Porges — Sub-clan Y3 |
Sub-clan Y3 – matriarchal anchor: Bertha Kohn née Porges ("Privatière"), d. Thursday 6 January, in her 61st year of life. |
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| Betty Porges née Flekeles — Sub-clan Z |
Sub-clan Z — anchored by Betty Porges née Flekeles (d. Friday 21 August 1891 at 11 p.m., after long severe suffering). |
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| Biographies of the Porges von Portheim family |
To access a biography, click the relevant box of the family tree. — To access the complete Porges von Portheim family tree, click here |
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| Carl
Porges |
Banker,
Germany? Austria? |
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| Caroline Reis née Porges — Sub-clan AA |
Sub-clan AA — matriarchal anchor: Caroline Reis née Porges (b. ca. 1819-1820, d. Prague Sunday 22 November 1896, in her 77th year of life). |
Czech Rep. |
| Fernand & Cécile Porges and their children |
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| Family of David Porges (Prague, 1828-1917) |
This page documents the family of David Porges (b. ca. 1828-1829, † Prague 20 December 1917, age 88), Bohemian-Jewish patriarch whose six children dispersed across the late-imperial Habsburg world — from Brünn / Brno to Fiume (Rijeka) on the Adriatic and Vienna in the centre, with three children remaining in Prague-area Bohemia. His wife Esther Porges née Popper had predec |
Czech Rep.
Austria |
| Dr. Porges |
Dr. Porges lived in Prague and his portrait was sketched by David Friedmann in Prague in 1941. |
Czech Rep. |
| Ede
Porges |
School
Directorn Born in Prague (Czech) (18/05/1819)
and died in Pècs (Hungary) (01/10/1904) |
? |
Edmund
Porges
Vienna, 1872-1917 |
Journalist
Biography in German |
? |
Eduard
Porges
b. Pressburg 02/06/1891, d. 1967
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Bratislava,
Slovakia |
Eleazer
Porges
b. Vienna ca 1835 |
and
his descendants who live in the U.S.A.
Includes Pr Robert F. Porges of NYC |
U.S.A. |
| Eleonore Porges née Pick — Sub-clan W |
Sub-clan W — matriarchal anchor: Eleonore Porges née Pick (d. Žižkov, dated 12 February 1936). |
Czech Rep. |
| Emilie Porges née Nossal — Sub-clan AD (Teplitz Sudeten) |
Sub-clan AD — matriarchal anchor: Emilie Porges née Nossal (d. Teplitz, Wednesday 8 January 1896 at 10 a.m., of cardiac paralysis, "from this life devoted to her family with self-sacrificing love and care"). |
Czech Rep. |
Esther
Porges
(b. 1804, d. 1859)
Josefov (Prague) |
Great grand mother of Frederick Austerlitz
(b. 10/05/1899
Omaha NE, d. Los Angeles 22/06/1987) aka FRED ASTAIRE. |
U.S.A. |
| Franziska Mohr née Porges — Sub-clan AI |
Sub-clan AI — matriarchal anchor: Franziska Mohr née Porges (b. ca. 1834-1835, d. Prague Saturday 11 September 1909, in her 75th year of life, "after long, severe suffering"). |
Czech Rep. |
Friedrich
Porges
b. Vienna 1890, d. Holywood 1977 |
Movie
director |
U.S.A. |
| Family of Gabriel Porges |
Hedda Grab (opera singer in Teresin) married Kernmayer — ( ... Many singers also performed solo recitals there with piano accompaniment, including prominent vocalists such as Karel Berman, Hedda Grab-Kernmayer, and Walter Windholz. Repertoire ranged from Mahler to Handel to Verdi. ... (http://www.interdisciplinary.neu.edu/terezin/music/repression3.html)) |
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Gyula
(Eduard) Porges
b. Slovakia ca 1860 |
including his descendant Tibor Porges who
emigrated to Santiago de Chile where he became exporter of
hard woods to Europe. Author of "Judeas Odysee"
a book of poems, published in Santiago in 1967. |
U.S.A.
Chile |
| Hedwig Schwelb née Porges — Sub-clan AL |
Sub-clan AL – matriarchal anchor: Hedwig Schwelb née Porges (d. Prague, 11 August 1928). |
Czech Rep. |
Heinrich
Porges
b. ca 1875 Schestajowitz Bohemia,
d. ca 1942 KZ Poland
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His descendants lived in Prague.
Most perished in concentration camps.
(not related to the musician Heinrich Porges) |
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| Henriette Porges née Kohn — Sub-clan AN (Liboznice) |
Sub-clan AN — matriarchal anchor: Henriette Porges née Kohn, merchant's widow from Liboznice (b. 1873, d. Saturday 2 April 1932 in her 59th year of life). |
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Henry
Porges
b. Prague 1831, d. Chicago 1914 |
His
descendants live in Chicago. |
U.S.A. |
| Hermine Lebenhart née Porges — Sub-clan AP |
Sub-clan AP — matriarchal anchor: Hermine Lebenhart née Porges, proprietress of the "Herma Porges" fashion salon (d. St. Gilgen, Salzkammergut, suddenly on Tuesday 28 July 1936). |
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Ignàc
Josef Porges
b. Prague 1812, d. 1890 |
Painter.
Provided the portrait of Rabbi Salomon Judah Rapoport in 1843. |
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Ignatz
Jitzchak PORGES
(b. 1874 Dunaszerdahely,
d. 1928 Scenz) |
Descendants
of Rabbi Simeon OPPENHEIM (b. Bratislava, Slovakia, d. 1852
Bratislava, Slovakia) |
Israël |
| Irwin
Porges |
His descendants live in New York City,
Philadelphia and Miami |
U.S.A. |
Jacob
Porges I
Prague 1800 |
His
descendants live in New York City and Israël.
Including the PHOTOGRAPHER Dan Porges
Biography
and complete photo portfolio of Dan Porges
|
U.S.A.
Israël |
Jacob
Porges II
Prague 1850 |
Migrated
to the U.S.A. |
U.S.A. |
| Family of Jacob Porges (III) |
Jean Milford Porges (b. 1904, d. 1970) — married Calista Smith (Garden City, NY) (b. 1904, d. 1973) |
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| Family of Jacob Porges and Franziska Bondy (Prague) |
This page documents the family of Jacob Porges (b. ca. 1829-1830, † Prague 7 May 1898, age 68) and his wife Franziska Porges née Bondy. The family is documented through two paired faire-parts thirty-two years apart — Jacob's in 1898 and the 1930 announcement for their bachelor son Eduard. The descending line is notable for the double Löwit alliance, with two of Jacob's dau |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Joachim Porges |
Rudolf Porges (b. Vienna 19/03/1875, d. Prague 20/07/1917 ) — married — Malvine Lederer (b. 07/08/1876, d. KZ Treblinka ca. 1942) — Address/place of registration in the Protectorate: Prague I, Regnartova 5 — Transport AAq, no. 877 (13. 07. 1942, Prague -> Terezín) — Transport Bw, no. 1060 (19. 10. 1942, Terezín -> Treblinka) — Murdered — https://www.holocaust.cz/en/database-of- |
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Austria |
| Families of Jules & Théodore Porgès |
Natan Porges (1470) — Rabbi Israel Naphtali Hirsch Porges ( b. Prague 1570, d. Prague 1639 ) — Simon Simche Porges, 5 children : — Jonas Simon Porges (see below) — Dawid Porges — Rebeka Porges — Markus Mayer Porges ( b. 1770, d. Prague 26/02/1838 ) ; — Joseph Simon Porges ( b. 1777 ) — (-> his son " bypass_newsfeed_helper="true" data-offset-x="-10" data-offset-y="-10" data-position="topleft" da |
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Israel |
| Family of Kommerzialrat Josef Porges (Vienna-Genoa) |
This page documents the family of Kommerzialrat Josef Porges (b. ca. 1860-1861, † Vienna 22 January 1926, age 65), former Chief Director of the Austrian Compressed-Yeast and Spirits Office (Preßhefe- und Spiritusstelle), and his wife Pauline Porges née Weißberger. The family is one of the most cosmopolitan in the entire corpus — with five children dispersed across V |
Austria
France |
| Josepha Kraigher Porges (1857 - 1937) |
"Lebenserinnerungen einer alten Frau" — by Josepha Kraigher-Porges — printed by Grethlein & Co., Leipzig/Zürich, copyright 1926 |
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| Family of Joseph Porges |
Joseph Porges (Austria, b. 1875, d. 1920), moved from Austria to Butler Pennsylvania at the turn of the century. — married Sara Ethel |
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| Jules Porgès |
Jules Porgès — (b. 25/05/1839 Vienna, d. 20/09/1921 Paris) — married Rose-Anne WODIANER — "Fotograf Adler, Carlsbad, Prag" — (Courtesy of Comte Michel de la Forest Divonne) |
Austria
France |
| About Jules Porgès ... |
In February 2006, the City Council of Rochefort en Yvelines — named a street of the village after Jules Porgès — (Source : Emmanuel Mollot, 2007) |
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| Julie Porges née Arnstein — Sub-clan AX (Horažďowitz) |
Sub-clan AX — matriarchal anchor: Julie Porges née Arnstein (d. Horažďowitz, Monday 1 October 1917 at 6 a.m., "after long severe suffering, gently passed away"). |
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| Family of Julius Porges |
Julius Porges (b. ca 1890 Tucensky Svaty Martin near Bratislava?) married Irena X |
Slovakia |
| Katharina Fried née Porges — Sub-clan BC |
Sub-clan BC — matriarchal anchor: Katharina Fried née Porges (b. ca. 1811-1812, d. Sedletz-Pröitz Wednesday 12 August 1896 at 11 p.m., in her 85th year of life, of senility — i.e., natural decline of old age). |
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| Klatovy & Pilsen Porges branch |
Provisional sub-clan designation: South-Western Bohemian Porges (Klatovy / Klattau and Plzeň / Pilsen). |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Lipman Porges |
Rabbi Israel Naphtali Hirsch Porges (1580<b.?<1632) married Cipora Porges (b. 1575, d. 28/07/1646) |
Israel |
| Family of Ludwig Porges |
Ludwig Porges (b. ca 1880, d. Brünn/Brno 1909) married Rosa (Liebe) Rosenzweig (d. Vienna 1923) Otto Porges (b. Brünn/Brno 03/06/1905, d. Brünn 1981). — Moved to Vienna ca 1915, then to Brünn in 1938. — During the war years, he was in captivity in Prague and Theresienstadt. — After the wr, he founded a travel and transport business, — which at that time was the only connection |
Czech Rep.
Austria |
| About Maria Porges... |
Maria Porges is an artist and writer whose work has been exhibited widely in solo and group exhibitions since the late eighties. — She received a SECA award from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and has twice been in residence at the Headlands Center for the Arts. — A finalist for the Creative Capital/Warhol Foundation Art Writer's Grant in 2014, her critical writing has appeared in many pub |
U.S.A. |
| Marie Mahler née Porges — Sub-clan BI |
Sub-clan BI — matriarchal anchor: Marie Mahler née Porges (d. Prague Tuesday 18 February 1930, "in silence, as she lived"). |
Czech Rep. |
| Marie Porges of Příbram — Sub-clan BJ |
Sub-clan BJ – matriarchal anchor: Marie Porges of Příbram (d. Žižkov, 26 November 1913). |
Czech Rep. |
| Mathilde Winternitz née Porges — Vienna 1885 |
Matriarch: Mathilde Winternitz née Porges (b. ca. 1827-1828, d. 29 April 1885 Vienna, after long painful suffering, at the age of 57 years). |
Austria |
| Family of Maurice/Morris Porges |
Maurice or Morris Porges (b. Vienna (?) ca 1900, d. ca 1932 Chicago), moved to Chicago. — One only child : |
Austria
U.S.A. |
| Ing. Max Porges |
Same family as Alois Porges — Simon Siegfried Porges (b. Niederoesterreich ca 1840, d. ca 1902) — married Franziska (Fanni) Porges Greger (b. 1862) |
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| An ancestor to ski lifts ... |
Motorized skis, by Santos-Dumont, presented by Mme Porges, France ski champion (1929) |
France |
| Moritz Porges ( 1859 - 1909) Chess Player |
He belongs to the family tree of Natan Porges (Prague 1470) — His championship game against Emanuer Lasker (Nuremberg 20/07/1896) is quoted in many chess anthologies. |
Czech Rep. |
| Napoleonic Porges sibship — (Oesterreicher / Teweles / Löwy / Thorsch) |
Provisional sub-clan designation: Napoleonic-generation Porges sibship (Prague, b. ca. 1810–1820). A reconstructed but not yet formally validated multi-sibling structure spanning four out-married Porges sisters and one named brother. |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Natan Porges |
Natan Porges (b. Miretice, Czechoslovakia (then Austro-Hungary) ca. 1790, d. ?) — married Terezie Neuman (b. Teplejsovice, Czechoslovakia yr?, d. ?). Lived in Miretice #22. Owned a winery. |
Slovakia
Hungary |
| Family of Nathan Porges |
Nathan Porges — (b. 21/12/1848 Prossnitz (Moravia, then part of the Austrian Hungarian Empire), d. 01/09/1924 Würzburg (Germany)), rabbi, — married Rosalie (Rosa) Friedmann (b.10/09/1854, d. Berlin 19/01/1911), daughter of rabbi Dr. Bernard Friedmann and Auguste Kastan. — They had 9 children. |
Hungary
Germany |
| About Nenad Porges ... |
Mr. Nenad Porges is the new Minister Counselor (DCM). — Prior to joining the Embassy in Washington, Mr. Porges served as Adviser to the Prime Minister for two years. — He received his degrees from the University of Zagreb (a bachelors degree in economics and a masters degree in marketing). — He was a lecturer in marketing and management in postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Economics of the Un |
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| Other Prague Porges branches — 1900–1912 obituaries |
This page collects four further Porges entries documented from primary obituaries that do not yet fit into a fully reconstructed sub-clan but each represent a distinct documented branch: Sophie Glück née Porges (Vinohrady, 1900); Sophie Schulhof née Porges (Old Town Prague → Brandýs nad Labem, 1912); Sara Porges née Bondy (1905, confirmed Bondy–Porges alliance); and Wilhelmine Porges (funeral-time |
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| Family of Otto Porges |
Dr Otto Porges (b. 04/01/1879 Brandeis a. E., Böhmen, d. 11/1967) — married Marie "Mary" Low in 1917. She lived in Helenenthal/Iglau (then AustroHungary now Czech Republic). — In, 1932/33, he lived in Vienna : VIII., Laming. 7 (Vienna phone books) — Otto Porges had three sisters. — Born Brandeis an der Elbe (Bohemia), moved to Teplitz where he went to school, then to Prague where he |
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Austria
Hungary |
| Pauline Küchler née Porges — Sub-clan BW |
Sub-clan BW — matriarchal anchor: Pauline Küchler née Porges (d. Zebuš Sunday 29 November 1896 at 2 a.m., of cardiac arrest after several days of bedridden illness, "in the twelfth month of her happy marriage"). |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Paul William Porges |
William Porges (b. ?) married Rose Urshov — migrated from Russia in 1903, settled in Springfield (Chicago) Ill. Arrived in East Los Angeles in 1923 |
U.S.A. |
| Family of Philipp Porges |
Ascendance of Joseph Porges — Full family tree since Natan Porges (Prague 1470) — Rabbi Moses ben Israel Naphtaly Hirsch Porges (b. ca 1600 Prague, d. 1670 Jerusalem) — http://www.porges.net/FamilyTreesBiographies/MosesIsraelNaphtalyPorges.html — Or on Geni — unkown Porges — unkown Porges — unkown Porges — unkown Porges — Samuel Simcha Porges (1744<b.?<1804) — Father of Beer Samuel Porges; S |
Czech Rep.
U.S.A.
Israel |
| Family of Adolf Porges (Vienna, 1843-1897) |
This page documents the family of Adolf Porges (b. ca. 1842-1843, † Vienna 25-26 March 1897, age 54), Kaufmann (merchant), and his wife Marie Porges née Hettler. The family is documented through a single faire-part, but the announcement is detailed enough to establish a coherent immediate-family picture. This Adolf Porges is distinct from the Adolf Porges of Slovakia (b. 1843 in &Cca |
Austria
Slovakia |
| Porges family of Brandýs nad Labem |
This page consolidates the previously dispersed faire-parts of the Brandýs nad Labem area Porges family, a five-brother sibship of mid-19th century Bohemia whose descendants spread to Saaz (Žatec), Štětí (Wegstädtl), Holesovice (Prague VII), Litoměřice and Vinohrady, sharing a common burial site at the Brandýs nad Labem Israelite Cemeter |
Czech Rep.
Israel |
| About Franziska Porges Hosken ... |
For many years she published the Women's International Network NEWS (WIN NEWS) which was "BY, FOR & ABOUT WOMEN - a world-wide open participatory communication system by , for and about women of all backgrounds, beliefs, nationalities and age groups." — Win News regularly analyzed and critiqued such global issues as the policies of the IMF and the World Bank and their often deleterious effect on w |
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| Family of Maximilian Porges |
Gunther Kleteteschka web pages are : https://web.natur.cuni.cz/uhigug/kletetschka/index.html |
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| Gallery of the Porges von Portheim family |
Simon Spira's grave plaque — Photos of the grave of Rabbi Simon Spira (1600, 1679) at the Old Jewish Cemetery of Prague. — (Courtesy of Eva Sandrof, June 2001) |
Czech Rep. |
| Porges Press Releases on the Internet |
I've been running my own businesses for a long time and never regretted being self-employed. — Through the Enterprise Agency I can pass on the benefit of my years of experience and, quite frankly, I get a kick out of helping others achieve their potential. |
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| Vienna IKG cemetery — Porgès family plots |
This page provides analytical commentary on the Vienna Israelitische Kultusgemeinde (IKG) cemetery register of 100 named Porgès burials from 1840 to 1956. The full searchable table is on the companion page PorgesVienneZentralfriedhof.html. Here we identify the 17 multi-occupant family graves, the Holocaust-era burials, and the absent Christian-convert sub-population. |
Austria
Israel |
| Porgès buried in Vienna |
This page presents the complete IKG-Wien (Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Wien) cemetery register of 100 named Porgès burials across the four Vienna Jewish cemeteries from 1840 to 1956. The register is the official source published by the Vienna Jewish community at friedhof.ikg-wien.at and is the most precise dating reference available for the Vienna branch of the Bohemian Porges family networ |
Austria
Czech Rep.
Israel |
| About Max Porges von Portheim ... |
Max Porges von Portheim (1857, 1937), descendant of an old Jewish family in Prague, placed his considerable fortune on the line by putting money into risky investments. Eventually, so the story goes –- his lawyer cautioned him. |
Czech Rep. |
| The Porges Weisweiller Capron photo album |
Special thanks to Mr. Frédéric Vincent, great-grand-nephew of Adela de WEISWEILLER — and the grand-son of Charles Vincent (1876-1964) who took the above photographs. |
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| Porgesz, Porjesz, Purjesz families |
Levi Porgesz (b. ca 1890) married Keily Hoffman. — He had a large family, but after the war, only two of his sons remained alive : Yechel Mechel and Samuel. |
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| Porjes families |
Salomon Porjes (b. Pruzina (Slovakia) 1858, d. Zilina 1933) — married Julia Zlatner (b. Trencsen Hungary 27/10/1865, d. Zilna CZ 1935) |
Slovakia
Hungary |
| Rebekka Porges née Leipen — Sub-clan BX (= BR matriarch) |
Sub-clan BX — matriarchal anchor: Rebekka Porges née Leipen (b. ca. 1825, d. 1898, age 73). |
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| Sofie Redisch née Porges – Prague & New York |
Provisional sub-clan designation: Redisch Porges – Prague core with documented New York emigrant branch. |
Czech Rep.
U.S.A. |
| About Robert Edwin Porges |
Top Chinese Immigration Lawyer Jailed — Sing Tao Daily, World Journal, Sept. 21, 2000 Top immigration lawyer serving New York City's Chinese community Robert Porges was led out in handcuffs from his "lawyers building" at 401 Broadway, near Manhattan's Chinatown last week. In the seven years Porges a |
U.S.A. |
| Rosa Porges née Biach — Sub-clan I (Bunzl-Biach Vienna) |
Sub-clan I — matriarchal anchor: Rosa Porges née Biach (b. ca. 1843-1844, d. Vienna, Friday 25 April 1919, in her 76th year of life). |
Austria |
| Rosa Fischer née Porges — Sub-clan CA |
Sub-clan CA — anchored by Rosa Fischer née Porges (d. Prague Tuesday 5 February 1901 — "tonight, most deeply shaken, we hereby give the news of the passing"). |
Czech Rep. |
| Reach–Porges – Roza née Reach (Prague, 1903) |
Provisional sub-clan designation: Reach–Porges Prague branch, with double Porges-Reach alliance bridging Sub-clan Y2 (Reismann). |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Rudolf and Ernestine Porges (Prague) |
This page documents the family of Rudolf Porges (b. ca. 1874-1875, † Prague 20 July 1917, age 42), husband of Malvine Porges née Lederer, son of Ernestine Porges, and father of three sons (Paul, Hans, and the predeceased Franz Porges † 1914 age 14). The family is documented through two paired faire-parts — the death of teenage Franz in 1914 and the death of his father Ru |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Rudolf Porges |
Ann Porges — Henrietta Porges Horacek — Rudolph Porges (b. Prague ?, d. 1972) — Continues below |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Salomon Porges (-> France) |
Salomon Porges (b. 1752, d. Kolin Bohemia CZ 17/03/1830) married Judith Porges (b. 1750, d. house n°27 Kolin CZ 02/10/1836) |
Czech Rep.
France |
| Family of Salomon Porges |
Jakob Porges/Purias/Bories (Porges) (1701<b.?<1861) married Rachel (?) — N. Salomon Porges (b. ca 1766, d. Nyrsko 07/07/1812) married Abigail Berger (b. ca 1768, d. Neuern/Nyrsko 17/05/1840) |
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| Adolf Porges & the Schalek sisters — Karolinenthal |
Provisional sub-clan designation: Karolinenthal Porges – Schalek alliance (late 19th to mid-20th century) |
Czech Rep. |
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The
Scholars
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Aaron
B. Benjamin Porges (Porjes)
(b. Prague 1650) Rabbi in Prague
Joseph
ben Judah Loeb Porges (ca 1670)
Moses
ben Israel Naphtaly Hirsch Porges
(b. ca 1600 Prague, d. 1670 Jerusalem)
Rabbi and emissary of the Ashkenazi community of Jerusalem.
Shmuel ben Leib Porges
Scribe of the Jewish community of Bonzlau (Bohemia) (ca 1734) |
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| Family of Sigmund Porges |
Chaim or Hyman Platowsky (b. ca 1825), trade tanning, married Esther Rosenfelt. — Hyman Platowsky changed his name to Porges (his mother's name) to avoid military persecution. — They lived in Hradlek (Bohemia) near Prague and had 10 children. |
Czech Rep. |
| Family of Simon Porges |
Rabbi Israel Naphtali Hirsch Porges (b. Prague 1570, d. Prague 31/08/1639) (see Scholars) — Simon Simche Porges (1705<b.<1765) — Joseph Simon Porges (b. 1777) — Simon Josef Porges (see below) |
Czech Rep.
Israel |
| Simon Porges (1867-1919) |
Disambiguation : not to be confused with Simon Josef Porges (b. Prague 04/03/1802, d. Mödling 04/09/1869) — a different person of an earlier generation. See SimonPorges1801-1869.html for that family. |
Czech Rep. |
| Dr. S. Porges of Marienbad |
[Child 1 — name, dates, spouse] — [Child 2 — name, dates, spouse] — [Child 3 — name, dates, spouse] |
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| Suzanne "Suzy" Aron Porgès |
Suzy Porgès, with her three children and her six grand daughters (Paris, December 1999) — Denis, Sylvie, Antoine, Marcel Masson (husband of Lucille), Jérôme Tricot (husband of Héloïse), Laetitia — Camille, Suzy, Lucille — Héloïse, Barbara, Marie |
France |
| Therese Franckel née Porges — Jonas Simon Porges generation |
Matriarch: Therese Franckel née Porges (b. ca. 1808-1809, d. Baden bei Wien, Thursday 18 July 1901, in her 93rd year of life, "after long, severe suffering"). |
Austria |
| Theresia Porges née Pentlarž – Karolinenthal |
Provisional sub-clan designation: Karolinenthal ancestral Porges (early-19th-century Prague-Karlín branch). |
Czech Rep. |