User:Huldra/Schumacher

Schumacher, G. (1888). "Population list of the Liwa of Akka". Quarterly statement - Palestine Exploration Fund. 20: 169–191.

A population list from about 1887 showed that B'aneh had 620 inhabitants; slightly more Muslims than Greek Catholic Christians.^[1]

Kada Akka[edit]

p. 171[edit]

1 Acre, Israel

Al-Manshiyya, Acre

p. 172[edit]

p. 173[edit]

p. 174[edit]

22 Yaquq
23 Kafr 'Inan
24 B’aneh Bi'ina

25 Sajur
26 Rameh
27 Deir Hanna
28 Mughar el Hazzur Zero: El-Muĝar just NE of Deir Hanna, PEF gO. This is mostly a guess based on the proximity to Deir Hanna listed just before it. I suggest that the one on p189 is the El Mughar at PEF Qf (NE of Safed) which would be definitely in the Safed Kada. Huldra: Yeah, I agree. The mixed population in Mughar el Hazzur fits well with Maghar, Israel
29 Nahf
30 Farradiyya
31 Deir al-Asad
32 Sakhnin
33 Kisra-Sumei
34 Eilabun

p. 175[edit]

35 Shefa-'Amr
36 Tamra
37 Sheikh Bureik, Lajjun
38 Tuba'un --> Kiryat Tiv'on ~~Tuba-Zangariyye??~~ -- Zero: Definitely not. Tubaun PEF iL. Huldra: that is Kiryat Tiv'on, then? Zero: Yes.
39 el Mejdel ?? from Majdal: "al-Majdal, a Palestinian village in Haifa Subdistrict depopulated in 1925, now part of Ramat Yohanan in Israel" -- Zero: It is possibly true (PEF hL) but el Mujeidil PEF iM is closer to Jeida. Huldra: That would be Al-Mujaydil, and I had that at p. 182.....? Also, el Mejdel only have 95 inhabitants, which is far too little for Al-Mujaydil. (see Talk:Ramat Yohanan)
40 Jeida --> Ramat Yishai -- PEF iL
41 Harithiyeh --> Sha'ar HaAmakim
42 Jidru, SWP map 5: Palmer, 1881, p. 110, 1922: p. 33^[2] --> Kiryat Yam
43 Umm el Amad --> Alonei Abba
44 Sha'ab, Israel

p. 176[edit]

45 Bethlehem of Galilee
46 Kadmun?? large village with 810 Muslims and Christians Zero: This one is a real mystery. I searched high and low. I guess the next question would be: which large villages in this region are otherwise missing? Zero^talk 01:53, 31 August 2017 (UTC)
47 I’billin
48, 49 Al-Ruways
50 Mi'ar
51 Kabul, Israel
52 Al-Birwa
53 Ghawarnet el Karabsa?? -- Zero: These are bedouin villages, see this.
54 Ghawarnet el Kuamil??
55 Al-Damun

Kada Haifa[edit]

p. 177[edit]

p. 178[edit]

5 Kiryat Ata
6 Isfiya
7 Daliyat al-Karmel
8 Kireh --> Qira, Haifa
9 Umm az-Zinat
10 Al-Tira, Haifa
11 Burj el Kheil --> Khirbat Al-Burj Zero: Yes, definitely. PEF Jk.
12 el Kababir (Siyah)?? Kababir?? more probably Kabara, Haifa Zero: No, I think that is too far south. I suggest El Kureibeh (PEF Kh, on straight line from el-Tireh to Yajur). Called el Chrebe on Schumacher's map #34. Also note that "El Kababir" appears in Census 1931 under "Et Tira", p97.
13 Al-Sarafand
14 El Mizar --> Al-Mazar, Haifa
15 Sabbarin

p. 179[edit]

16 Khiryet Umm ed Dfuf --> Dalia, Israel?? Zero: I doubt Dalia, neither PEF nor Schumacher #34 confirm. I suggest Umm esh Shuf PEF Kk. Huldra: You mean Umm ash Shauf? Zero: PEF spells it Shûf. This is only a guess. Huldra: Umm ash Shauf is on p. 181. But there was apparently a Umm ed-Dafuf close to Daliyat al-Rawha', I cannot find it on the SWP map, though. Zero: I found it at 1571/2217, map 04ZikhronYaaqov, as "Kh. Um ad Dufuf". Odd that it isn't on earlier maps (guessing that's because it was a bedouin encampment rather than a permanent village). The spellings "Dafuf" and "Dufuf" find it in sources like Avneri's Claim and Benvenisti's Sacred Landscape. Also Census 1931 p97. Huldra: Yeah, found it....and it is just a few hundred meters from Dalia, Israel...Huldra: I've included the data in Daliyat al-Rawha', as the Gazette 1939 tells us that is where it [ie, the people] went. However, the land obviously went to Dalia, Israel.
17 Ijzim
18 Umm el ’Alaq --> Ramat HaNadiv
19 Al-Sindiyana
20 Jaba', Haifa Subdistrict
21 Al-Rihaniyya
22 Kerkur --> Pardes Hanna-Karkur
23 Atlit
24 Ar'ara
25 el Marah --> Giv'at Ada
26 Ayn Ghazal

p. 180[edit]

27 Kafr Qara
28 el Kannir --> Qannir
29 Shefeia --> Meir Shfeya?? Zero: Yes, that is how PEF spells it.
30 Ein Hod
31 Al-Kafrayn
32 Not Umm al-Tut, SWP 9! but Umm et Tut, here, SWP map 8, SWP II, p. 43
33 Burayka
34 es Zerghaniyeh --> Binyamina?? Zero: Yes, PEF Jk-Jl
35 Kafr Lam
36 Daliet er Ruhah

p. 181[edit]

37 Fureidis
38 Tantura
39 Khubbayza
40 Baqa ash-Sharqiyya
41 J'arah --> Ein HaShofet
42 Umm ash Shauf
43 Zimmarin --> Zikhron Ya'akov?? Zero: Yes PEF Jk.
44 Arab Kaisarieh
45 Jerakes (Circassians) --> Khirbat al-Sarkas
46 Bushnak (Bosniaks) (Caesarea)
47 Guwarnet ez Zerka --> Jisr az-Zarqa Zero: Guqarneh was a bedouin tribe and Zerka/Zarka is a river, so this is presumably the tribe members living at the river. Jisr az-Zarqa is of course the bridge over the river. I think this identification is ok.
48 Kiryat Ma-mas --> probably not Mas-ha?? Zero: No, it is Ma-mas PEF Jk. On Schumacher map 42 it is shown as "esch Schūne (Miamãs)".

Kada Nasrin[edit]

p. 182[edit]

p. 183[edit]

9 Afula
10 El Fuleh --> Merhavia (kibbutz)
11 Jebata --> Gvat
12 Junjar --> Ginegar
13 Tall ash Shemman?? a Sursuq sale in 1921^[2] Tell esh Shemmâm SWP I, 353 Tell esh Shemmâm, the melon or colocynth, Palmer, p.117 --> Kfar Baruch??
14 Semunieh --> Shimron
15 Ain el Beida?? not in Ain el Beida Zero: PEF Mi on the road west from Jebata.
16 Tur'an

p. 184[edit]

17 Kafr Kanna
18 Ein Mahil
19 Kafr Manda
20 Kaukab Abu al-Hija
21 Iksal
22 Ikhneifis --> Sarid
23 B’aineh Bu'eine Nujeidat?? Bi'ina is on p. 174?? Zero: Bu'eine is written B'aineh by PEF.
24 Rumana, Israel er Rummaneh
25 El Azeir --> Uzeir
26 Ilut

Kada Tiberias[edit]

p. 185[edit]

1 Tiberias
2 Hittin
3 al-Majdal, Tiberias
4 Nimrin
5 Lubya
6 esh Shejerah --> Al-Shajara, Tiberias???? but see next page. Zero: Why the doubt? Huldra: There are so many places with equally sounding names in the area.
7 Sarona?? not Sarona (colony)!! (Sh. 6, Ph, Pi), SWP I, 361, 414; is possibly the Lasharon of Joshua xii. 18, 370; the water supply, 379 Sârona, Sârona, p.n. (Sh. 6, Pi), Palmer, p.133 1922: in Tiberias district, mixed Muslim and Jewish population p.39. It is roughly where Mishmar HaShlosha is today.

8 Kiryet el Hadatheh --> Hadatha
9 Kiryet Kfar Kama

p. 186[edit]

10 Kiryet Adeisiyeh and vicinity. Not Adaisseh.......but what????
11 Kiryet Kafr Sabt
12 Kiryet ’Aulam --> Awlam
13 Sha’arah --> Omer Sha’ara, today Shadmot Dvora????
14 Kiryet Madher --> Ma'dhar
15 ed Delhamiyeh wa ’Arab el Hanady --> Al-Dalhamiyya
16 es Samr (east shore) Zero: al-Samra

p. 187[edit]

17 Kh. Nkeib (near Kulat el Husn)
18 Kiryet Umm Juny --> Degania Alef or Al-Manshiyya, Tiberias
19 Maad and vicinity
20 Kiryet el Abediyeh --> Al-'Ubaydiyya
21 ’Arab Sukhur el Ghor Bedouins (as far as camping in the Kada Tabariya)
22 ed Dalaiky do.
23 Dalaiket el Eisa do.
24 es Sbeih do.
25 (Kiryet Samakh, 90 Algerian men, or 450 souls, are free of duty, being employed by the Sultan for his personal property)

Kada Safed[edit]

p. 188[edit]

1 Safad
2 Kiryet ’Akbara
3 Kiryet ed Daheriyeh
4 Kiryet Kadditha
5 Kiryet Teitaba

p. 189[edit]

6 Kiryet Dalata
7 Kiryet ’Alma
8 Kiryet Farah
9 Kiryet Biria
10 Kiryet Ja’auneh
11 Kiryet Fer’am
12 Kiryet Mughr al-Khayt Zero: For reasons stated earlier, I prefer El Mughar at PEF Qf (NE of Safed) which would definitely be in the Safed Kada. Note that it is very close to both Fer'am and Kaba'ah. Huldra: Yeah, I think I agree.
13 Kiryet Kaba’ah
14 Kiryet Ras el Ahmar
15 Kiryet El Jish

p. 190[edit]

16 Kiryet Meiron
17 Kiryet Sufsaf
18 Kiryet Samuuaich
19 Kiryet ’Ain ez Zeitun
20 Kiryet er Rihaniyeh
21 Kiryet Kefr Bir’im
22 Kiryet Tarshiha
23 Kiryet Umm el Ferj
24 Kiryet el Kabry
25 Kiryet Deir el Kasy

p. 191[edit]

26 Kiryet Sahmata
27 Kiryet el Bukei’a Typo?? See Talk:Peki'in#1887
28 Kiryet Kefr Sumi’a --> Kisra-Sumei
29 Kiryet Beit Jenn
30 Kiryet Nebi Abu Sebalan
31 Kiryet Hurfeish
32 Kiryet Sa’sa’
33 Kiryet Ma’lia
34 Kiryet Fassuta

References[edit]

^ Schumacher, 1888, p. 174
^ ^a ^b List of villages sold by Sursocks and their partners to the Zionists since British occupation of Palestine, evidence to the Shaw Commission, 1930

[1] Schumacher, 1888, p. 174

[Sursuq-2] List of villages sold by Sursocks and their partners to the Zionists since British occupation of Palestine, evidence to the Shaw Commission, 1930

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