Strzyzow, Poland [Pages 521-524]

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Memorial Pages (cont.)

Necha Gitle,
the wife of Chaim Israel Sturm Chaim Israel Sturm

Elazar, the son of Chaim Elazar Sturm, his wife Chaya Sarah and daughter Reisl

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The Sturm and the Asher families

Sitting: Alta Risha and Nathaniel Schlisselberg, with their two grandchildren
Standing: Ryvka, Nathaniel's daughter and their son Elchanan

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Kalonymus Saul and Tzirl Blum, the parents of Ryvka Schiff

Tzvi (Hershale) Schiff and his wife Chaya Leah

The family of Levi Itzhok Schiff
Sitting: Necha Horowitz, mother-in-law of Meir Schiff, Ryvka, the wife of Levi Itzhok
Standing: David Levi Itzhok, Meir and Dvora Schiff

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Yacov Sturm Deiche, the wife of Itzhok Itzhok Redler, the sexton

Chaya Schitz and her daughter Sheindl Ameis were inscribed in this memorial book by the children and grandchildren, Ryvka-Roth-Ameis and Yacov Ameis

The Shmulewicz family
Sitting: Ryvka and Reuven Shmulewicz, Esther Hinda Berger
Standing: Breindl, Rachel Chana, Pearl and Malka

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