Mesharer Immigrant research

Bobby Oakes was very helpful in sharing a family tree for the Meshirer family. Through this list, I've been able to contact several of the cousins.

I've had the good fortune to be in contact with a cousin from the Meshirer line of the family, Richard L. Rubenstein, who has published several books including Power Struggle which he has indicated includes autobiographical information. This is challenging reading for me, but it is certainly interesting to learn more about a part of the family I had never know. He has also written After Auschwitz which is currently available from Amazon.com.
I've been doing a bit more digging using the Stevemorse.org site's search engine for the Castle Garden immigrant database. Richard Rubenstein indicates his grandfather (who married Rose Mesharer) came from Lithuania, so I am pursuing that lead at this point. Since my great grandfather, Harris Mesharer, didn't leave much of a paperwork record, I am trying to pursue his roots through those of his siblings.

I've been using stevenmorse.org website to search castlegarden.org for either Rose or Ab* with last name M*s entering at Castle Garden, but have not found any listings in the period 1882-1887.

Melissa Mendelsohn has researched and found that Sarah Goldman married Abraham Meshirer and lived in the village of Snipiskes and has a record from Snipiskes that lists Abraham, Sarah and their first child Mere/Mary