Family Tree

Ancestry.com Family Tree Images

This page contains images of selections from our family tree for Biales, Feinberg, Schwartz and Braun. Click the thumbnail to see them full screen.

Searchable Tree

Here is a tree with 893 people from 284 families in my ancestry. You can search by person or family group by clicking on the alphabetical lists in each tab. You can also see some of the sources used for the data.

A visual tree is only accessible by clicking a person’s name. The family links do not display as trees but you can click anyone’s name and you will see them in their tree.

The statistics tab gives some interesting information too. Have fun.

This is a download of a GEDCOM file from ancestry.com. You can download the file for your own use on the tree’s home page.

How to find a person in the tree. This tip also applies to searching for Families. Click image to enlarge.

Read My Blog Posts about the Family

Holocaust Remembrance Day

Holocaust Remembrance Day. We know the tragedy of the lives which were lost. On this day I remember them and also honor those men and women who put their lives, fortunes and reputations on the line to save those who could be saved.

Hani Lowinger

The story of my cousin Hani Lowinger who emigrated to the U.S. from Hungary in 1936

Family Photos

Family Photos obtained on a trip to visit my sister

The Hungarian Resistance

Read the fascinating stories of Hungarian-Americans fighting fascism in the U.S. and the young resisters in Hungary who helped save the lives of thousands of Jewish refugees during World War II.

My Remarkable Grandfather

The more I learn about my grandfather, Kalman Marki, the more I am fascinated and impressed with his talent, creativity and drive. He arrived at Ellis Island in 1907 supervising his younger brother, sister and cousin.

Budapest – 2015

My visit to Budapest in June 2015. Vajdahunyad Castle. Hősök tere (Heroes Square). City Park. Szentendre. Bela Lugosi statue. Dohány Street Synagogue

My Hollywood Connections

A friend sent me The Hollywood Reporter’s Feb 29 article on Paramount Studios.

It inspired me to tell the stories of my connections to Paramount, Loew’s Theaters and Sony Pictures,

Grandparents Dance the Csárdás

My grandparents loved dancing the Csárdás, a traditional Hungarian dance. This is from a clip of a family movie. Open it to hear the music.