Avram-Maysey Trilinsky

GEDCOM Note

Masya Naystut, Maysey Trilisky, Tanya and Eugenia daughters, were tasked to lead Kadlubitsa's herd of cows to keep them from feeding Germans. Townspeople got together to give them a wagon for the task. They walked under fire and bombing for 6 months to get across Volga to deposit the herd of cows there.</line><line /><line>Maysey was the youngest of a number of siblings. In late 1800's they started one by one immigrating to maybe Boston. As each earned for a ticket for the next, they came over. only Maysey was left by 1914 when WWI started. He was not able to come. Masya Nayshtut corresponded with this family for many years even getting money help from them after WWII. She burned all correspondence ahead of a gov't home inspection and there is no trace of their name as communication with american's was punishable by jail. One of the Trilinskies was in manufacturing. Apparently successful.