Surname Given name Street name Remarks Page ADLER Leib The Frint Chava EKES 603 SHTEIMETZ Meir The Frint   603 SHTEIN Yakov The Frint Ite's 603 SHTEIN Hersch The Frint   603 SHTEIN Shlomo The Frint   603 RUBINSHTEIN Yehoshua The Frint   603 EINHORN Yosef The Frint   603 SABOY Shlomo Hersch The Frint GRABER 603 POLLAK Mordechai The Frint son of Zise 603 APTER Moshe Mendil The Frint   603 APTER Zev The Frint sells salt 603 EIDEL Herschtik The Frint   603 SHTEIN Zev The Frint   603 MEIR Devorches The Frint   603 APEL Yisrael The Frint son of Eitzik Fishel 603 GENOD Alter The Frint the shoemaker 603 ADLER Meshulam The Frint   603   Mendil The Frint the “loksh” (noodle); his wife Nisel 603 SHTEIN Ezra The Frint   603 FRIED Shlomo The Frint   603 FRIED   The Frint in the house of Chana ELIEZER 603     The Rabbi's Street Synagogue “HaElyon” (the Upper Shul) 603 SHTEIMETZ Yosel Baruch The Rabbi's Street opposite Rabbi's Alley 603 SHTEIMETZ Herschil The Rabbi's Street   603 GENOD Avraham Wolf The Rabbi's Street   603 ROZENBERG Shalom The Rabbi's Street   603 GANZ Freide Moshe The Rabbi's Street   603 SHTEIN Rivka The Rabbi's Street daughter of Wolf 603 TZIG Ezra The Rabbi's Street   603   Gershon The Rabbi's Alley at left the judge 603 MENDIL Ida–Hersch The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 APTER Elimelech The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 APTER Shimon The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 POLLAK Eliezer The Rabbi's Alley at left son of Chezkel; the shoemaker 603     The Rabbi's Alley at left the “Old” Mikve 603 SABOY Shlomo Eizik The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 APTER Yisrael The Rabbi's Alley at left the Turk 603 NEILENDER Azriel The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 FOGEL Aryeh The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 GRINSHPAN Naftali The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 ARMON The Rabbi's Alley at left the Rabbi 603 WALDMAN Yoel The Rabbi's Alley at left   603 FRIED Baruch The Rabbi's Alley at left   603   Chaim Leib The Rabbi's Alley at left the tailor 603 SHTEIMETZ Yisrael The Rabbi's Alley at left son in law of Chuna Leizer 603 OSTOLISCH Aryeh Dov In back of the Upper Synagogue   603 OSTOLISCH Avraham Yitzchak In back of the Upper Synagogue   603   Yakov Ireh In back of the Upper Synagogue   603 GENOD Avraham Yosef In back of the Upper Synagogue   603 GLICK Meir In back of the Upper Synagogue   603   Alter Chaim In back of the Upper Synagogue the shoemaker 603 SACHS Yisrael The Risteris bathhouse attendant 603 SHTEIMETZ Wolf The Risteris   603   Reizel Leah The Risteris flour mill owner 603   The Risteris the “Old Cemetery” 603 FRIED Zev The Risteris   603 MENDELOWITZ Meir The Risteris   603 FISCHER Yisrael The Risteris the miller 603 YITZCHAK Chaya Reizes The Risteris   603 FRUKHTER Yisrael Elya The Risteris   603 FRUKHTER Moshe The Risteris   603   Menachem Chaim Cizla Street “Ika” 603 MENDLOVITZ Baruch Cizla Street shoemaker 603 VIDER Alter Cizla Street   603 HERSCHTIK Yitzchak Ber Cizla Street   603 HERSCHTIK Moshe Cizla Street   603 POLLAK Chaim Cizla Street   603 MENDELOWITZ Chaim Yisrael Cizla Street   603 MENDELOWITZ Elya Cizla Street   603 MENDELOWITZ Mordechai David Cizla Street   603 KIND David Hersch Cizla Street   603 KERN Yakov Cizla Street   603 NEILENDER Yoel Cizla Street   603 GRINSHPAN Eliezer Cizla Street   603 APTER Mordechai Cizla Street the watchmaker 603 FELBERBAUM Mordechai David Cizla Street   603 MORDECHAI Shmuel Cizla Street   603 FOGEL David Hersch Cizla Street   603 FOGEL Pinchas Cizla Street   603 SHLOMOVITZ Hersch Cizla Street   603 SHTEIN Azriel Cizla Street   603 ADLER Moshe Hersch Cizla Street   603 VIDER Natanel Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 HOS Aryeh Leib Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa his wife Beila, his son Meir Yosef and his daughters Freyda, Pessil, Chaya Rakhel 604 SHTEINER Moshe Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 SHTEIMETZ Mordechai Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa father in law of the fish seller 604 Leah Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa wife of Avraham HAGER 604 FUCHS Malka Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 SHTEIMETZ Meir Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 SHTEIMETZ Alter Chaim Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 PERIL Yakov Mendil Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa women's tailor 604 POLLAK Feivish Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa a poor porter; owns a donkey 604 Yisrael Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa his brother 604 HERSCHTIK Tzvi Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa brother of Yisrael 604 David Hersch Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa the shoemaker 604 APTER Meir Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 FRUKHTER Alter Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 GRINBERG Elya Menashe Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa the shoemaker; makes the upper part of shoes 604   Yechezkel Gedalia Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 HERSCHTIK Eliya Hersch Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 FISCH Chaim Shmuel Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 GANTZ Menachem Mendil Yisrael Cizla St. on the north side of Borsa   604 FISCHER Yisrael South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa   604 YITZCHAK Chaya Reizes South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa   604 FRUKHTER Yisrael Elya South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa   604 YITZCHAK Moshe Mendil South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa teacher/melamed 604 SACHS Yisrael South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa   604   Reizel Leah South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa flour mill owner 604 FRIED Zev South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa   604 MENDLOVITZ Meir South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa   604 MALIK Aharon South of Borsa, residents of the Ditris––that is, Old Borsa the butcher; opposite the Rabbi's house 604 COHEN Menachem The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 SCHERF Baruch The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 SHTEIN Chaim Hersch The residents of the Rabbi's Street South Lane's 604 KAUFMAN Hersch The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 ROZENBERG Shlomo Mechel The residents of the Rabbi's Street South teacher 604 ROZENBERG Chaim Eliezer The residents of the Rabbi's Street South furrier, scholar, teacher. His first teacher was Ben–Zion (Pitzi) FARKAS 604 WIEDER Yitzchak Soidnik The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 POLLAK Anschil The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604   Naftali Mendil The residents of the Rabbi's Street South the Schochet 604   Amram The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 FRUKHTER Herschel The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 SHTEIMETZ Chananya The residents of the Rabbi's Street South   604 LAKS Shlomo The residents of the Rabbi's Street South and Shmuel; Nachman's 604 APTER Yisrael Fishel Residents of the sections among the Gentiles had an upholstery 604 SHTEIN Wolf Hertchs Residents of the sections among the Gentiles in Dyertz 604 SHTEIN Fishel Residents of the sections among the Gentiles owned a tavern in Dyertz 604   Yosel Meir Fîntîna [The Well] and Reizel and their daughters 604 FISCH Aharon Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge   604 VERTZBERGER Yisrael     604 MOSKOVITZ Eliahu Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge teacher and grocer 604 ROZENBERG Yossel Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge postman or shepherd 604 FISCH Shlomo Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge   604 TESSLER Yitzchak Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge   604 FISCH Ben Tzion Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge Ben Tzion FISCH's “mill” 604 FRUKHTER Eliezer Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge   604 FISCH Ben Tzion Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge   604 VERTZBERG Shlomo Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge teacher 604 SHTEIMETZ Moshe Beginning of the “Lower” Street–to the west, north of the bridge and Avraham 604 SABOY David Residents of the Cemetery Alley the tailor 604 RUBINSHTEIN Alter Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 AVRAHAM Natan Residents of the Cemetery Alley teacher and scribe 604 APTEIKER Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SABOY Chaim Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 POLLAK Ezra Residents of the Cemetery Alley owner of property 604 VERTZBERGER Moshe Residents of the Cemetery Alley merchant 604 SABOY Chaim Eliezer Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 FRUKHTER Moshe Leib Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 HOZ Moshe Chaim Residents of the Cemetery Alley father in law of Eliezer Meir 604 VIDER Yitzchak Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 FRIED Alter Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SHTERN Chaim Eliezer Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SHTERN Mendil Shmuel Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SOLOMON Meshulam Residents of the Cemetery Alley Doctor 604 RUBINSHTEIN Tuviya Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SHTEIMETZ Chaya Rivka Residents of the Cemetery Alley Feivel's 604 WEISBERG Pinchas Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604     Residents of the Cemetery Alley offices 604 GANTZ Pinchas Residents of the Cemetery Alley tinsmith 604   Freide Residents of the Cemetery Alley Baruch's 604 SHTEIMETZ Yisrael Residents of the Cemetery Alley Chernovitz 604 FRIED Yisrael Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 FRIED Eliezer Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 MENDELOWITZ Shlomo Baruch Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SHTEIMETZ Yakov Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 SHTEIMETZ Ezra Residents of the Cemetery Alley dentist 604 SHTEIMETZ Mordechai Hersch Residents of the Cemetery Alley   604 ZACHS Shmuel Residents of the Cemetery Alley (Poikele) 604 POLLAK Yosef Residents of the Cemetery Alley shoemaker, his wife Feige 604 FRUKHTER Hertz Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 FRUKHTER Alter Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 FRUKHTER Mordechai Residents of the Cemetery Alley son of Mendil the teacher 605 MALIK Elia Residents of the Cemetery Alley grocer 605 KREINTZER Anschil Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 LAIFER Leibush Residents of the Cemetery Alley of the family of Reb Mordechali NADWERNER 605     Residents of the Cemetery Alley the Great Synagogue (the Lower) 605     Residents of the Cemetery Alley the Old Synagogue(with “the amulet”) 605 VERTZBERGER Chaim Hertz Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 MENDELOWITZ Mordechai David Residents of the Cemetery Alley butcher 605 SHTEIMETZ Baruch Residents of the Cemetery Alley butcher 605 MENDELOWITZ Elia Residents of the Cemetery Alley butcher 605 WIEZEL Shlomo Yakov Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605   Binyamin Residents of the Cemetery Alley the furrier 605 FRUKHTER Yitzchak Residents of the Cemetery Alley (Moshe Leib) 605 FEYKES Meshulam Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 POLLAK Yisrael Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 WIEZEL Alter Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 WIEDER Alter Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 POLLAK Abrashka Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 LERNER Elia Hersch Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 SHTEIN Hersh Residents of the Cemetery Alley Makeshes; leather merchant, his son Yontil 605 VERTZBERGER Baruch Residents of the Cemetery Alley grocer 605 APEL Binyamin Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 HERSCHTIK Yehuda Hersch Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 GANTZ Ben Tzion Residents of the Cemetery Alley son in law of Ide MEIR 605 SHTERN Yitzchak Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 SHTEIMETZ Moshe Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 SHTEIMETZ Meir Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 YAKUBOVITZ Moshe Mendil Residents of the Cemetery Alley bookbinder 605 House GABOR Residents of the Cemetery Alley Marzenian the Murderer of the White Death 605 SHIMONOWITZ Yosef Chaim Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 FRUKHTER Moshe Leib Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 SHLOMOVITZ Yankel Dodes Residents of the Cemetery Alley   605 FRUKHTER Yitzchak From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605     From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the Zidichoiwer Kloiz (synagogue) 605 FLEISCHBANK   From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the butcher shops 605 HALPERT Miriam From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side mother of Leibush Ber 605 MEIZLER Elazar From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 MENDELOWITZ Shlomo From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 MENDELOWITZ Shmuel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 SABOY Moshe From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 SABOY Herschel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 FRUKHTER Mendil From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 FRIED Chaim From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side Ne'eman 605 LEIBOWITZ Natan Elia From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GANTZ Meir From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GLICK Hersch From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GANTZ Mechil From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side watchmaker 605 TABAK Yitzchak From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 FISCHER Shmuel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 ROT Tzvi From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 SHOLOMON Mendil Chaim From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side Dr. 605   Barcuch From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the shoemaker 605 SHTEINFELD Eliezer From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 SHTEIMETZ Yosef Eizik From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 VERTZBERGER Moshe Eliezer From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 SHTERN Eliahu From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 SHTEIMETZ Nachum Leib From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 POLLAK Yehuda Meir From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 ALTER Chaim From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605     From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side “The Old Mikve” 605     From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the Old Synagogue 605   Alter From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the shoemaker 605 HERSCHTIK Nachman From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 HERSCHTIK Itzik Ber From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 HERSCHTIK Moshe From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 POLLAK Chaim From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 RIZEL Zev From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side father of Yakov Hirsch 605 WALDMAN Yisrael From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side The Rabbi's 605 WALDMAN Moshe From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the Judge 605 KASIRER Fishel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 PERIL Chaim From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 MARKOWITZ Fishel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side tailor 605   Sprintze From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Avraham From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Avraham From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the deaf 605 POLLAK Moshe From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GANTZ David From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Shlomo From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the shoemaker 605 FOGEL Moshe Aryeh From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Shimshon From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the tailor 605 ADLER Yitzchak Menashe From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GRINGLAS Tzvi Aryeh From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GANTZ Yisrael From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 LAIFER Itzik From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 GENOD Mordechai From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side from Atele 605 GENOD Leizer From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 HOD Isser From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side his son Itzik 605 HALPERT Meir From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 Shlomo Yoel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 APEL Menachem From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Mutzik From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 DASKAL Yakov Eliezer From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Devorah From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 DASKAL Shlomo From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 HOCH Avraham From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 ADLER Zeidil From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 WIEDER Yitzchak From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 KLEISTER Moshe Chaim From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605   Zelig From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side the weaver 605 APEL David From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   605 WIEDER Alter Idel From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side and his sons Shlomo, Simcha, Yosel 606 INDIK Chaim Leib From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606 INDIK Yakov From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606     From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side Synagogue opposite Gabor 606 ADLER Eliezer From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606 SHINDER Yakov From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606 Yitzchak From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606 SHTEIMETZ Alter From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606 SHTEIMETZ Ezra From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606   Mordechai Hersh Shimon From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606 FISCH Yakov (Yokel) From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side   606     From the bridge to the west, the lower part south––residents on the left side mill of Yisrael the Miller 606   Fisher End of Borsa, west side––residents of the Train Station son of Yisrael the miller 606 POLLAK WIEDER Avigdor End of Borsa, west side––residents of the Train Station   606   Sara'l End of Borsa, west side––residents of the Train Station she has two boys and girls 606 FRUKHTER Shlomo End of Borsa, west side––residents of the Train Station   606 POLLAK Moshe Menachem End of Borsa, west side––residents of the Train Station   606 HERSCHTIK Alter the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa   606 POLLAK Yehuda Hersch the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa   606 WALTER Herschel the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa Eidis' 606   Chaim the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa Avraham's (Avraham Shoel) 606   Chaya Rakhel the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa the widow and her daughter Feige 606 POLLAK Meir the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa   606 FRUKHTER Zeidel the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa (Shlomo Yosef) 606 FISCHER David the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa matchmaker 606 SABOY Mordechai the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa carpenter 606 GANTZ Yosef Yontel the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa Eidis' 606 GANTZ Yitzchak the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa his son David 606 GANTZ Chaim Meir the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa his wife Babbe Reize 606 REIZEL Baruch Mendel the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa teacher 606 YAMPEL Eidel the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa teacher 606 SHEKHTER Shimon the beginning of Borsa––the upper Street East; border of Borsa teacher, shopkeeper 606 MENDELOWITZ Avraham Leib the Upper North Section––the Gypsies   606 POLLAK Matityahu (Mates) the Upper North Section––the Gypsies   606 SABOY Avraham the Upper North Section––the Gypsies Shlomo Alter Zeidel ADLER emigrated to Argentina 606 SHTEIN Wolf the Upper North Section––the Gypsies the “Big Moishe's” 606 SHTEIN Eliezer the Upper North Section––the Gypsies the carpenter; made aliyah to Israel 606 ADLER Zeidil the Upper North Section––the Gypsies   606 SHTEINER Yitzchak Leib after the bend of the street   606 SACHS Zeidil after the bend of the street Sarah Leah's 606 SHTAUBER Eliezer after the bend of the street   606 SHLOMOVITZ Shlomo Ber after the bend of the street   606 SHTEIN Yakov Eliezer after the bend of the street   606 FRUKHTER Tuviya after the bend of the street   606   Feivel Leib after the bend of the street Chava Eke's 606 WEISEL Gedalya Hersch after the bend of the street   606 VERTZBERGER Tzvi after the bend of the street   606   Eidel Yosef after the bend of the street Mordechai's 606 VERTZBERGER Shlomo after the bend of the street Berl's 606 VERTZBERGER Yakov after the bend of the street   606 VERTZBERGER Yechiel after the bend of the street   606 APEL Shmuel after the bend of the street   606 SHTEIMETZ Shlomo after the bend of the street   606 HOZ Eliezer (Yosef Yisrael) after the bend of the street   606 APTER Wolf after the bend of the street   606 SCHNEIDER Eliezer after the bend of the street   606 GANZ Anschil after the bend of the street   606 POLLAK Yisrael after the bend of the street   606 APTER Hersch after the bend of the street   606 FISHMAN Eliezer after the bend of the street   606 FARKAS Ben Tzion after the bend of the street   606 APTER Moshe Leib after the bend of the street his son Zeidel 606 EBENSHTEIN Chaim after the bend of the street Fayeh's 606 MENDELOWITZ Tzvi after the bend of the street   606 MENDELOWITZ Shmuel after the bend of the street   606 MENDELOWITZ Yisrael Yakov after the bend of the street   606 SHTEIMETZ Eliezer (Lozer) after the bend of the street   606 GANZ Avraham Yosef after the bend of the street   606 POLLAK Tzvi after the bend of the street Leah Yente Sosye's 606 KOPLER Yitzchak after the bend of the street his wife Perl; son of Yom Tov GANZ 606 SHTERN Fishel after the bend of the street Yosel David's 606 MARKOWITZ Yehuda Meir after the bend of the street   606 MARKOWITZ Shmuel after the bend of the street his father Moshe Yoel 606     after the bend of the street the “Etz Chaim” synagogue 606     after the bend of the street the Post Office 606 LEIBOWITZ Shlomo after the bend of the street   606 ZIS Mordechai after the bend of the street Shlomo's 606 VERTZBERGER Mordechai after the bend of the street   606 VERTZBERGER Moshe after the bend of the street   606 MARKOWITZ Alter after the bend of the street   606 SHTERN Moshe after the bend of the street   606 SHTERN Eliezer after the bend of the street   606 FOGEL Yakov Leib after the bend of the street   606 SABOY Chaim Aryeh after the bend of the street   606 MOSKOWITZ Moshe residents of the Kitrosa   606 SHTEIN Moshe Shmuel residents of the Kitrosa   606     residents of the Kitrosa the mill, in partnership 606 (SHTEIN) (Wolf) residents of the Kitrosa lived in Leizer HERSCHTIK's home 606   Yosl residents of the Kitrosa the Cohen 606 KILIN Leib residents of the Kitrosa (Devorah Breine's), teacher 606   Yisrael residents of the Kitrosa Shochet, Mohel and teacher 606 SHTEIN Eide Leib residents of the Kitrosa   606 ROTA Avraham Hersch residents of the Kitrosa   606 FRIED Yosel residents of the Kitrosa Mantze's 607     residents of the Kitrosa the tinsmith 607 RUBINSHTEIN Rafael residents of the Kitrosa   607 SHTEIN Fishel residents of the Kitrosa   607   Meir residents of the Kitrosa the ? 607 SHTEIN Sender residents of the Kitrosa   607 SHTEIN Pinchas residents of the Kitrosa   607 SHTEIN Eliezer residents of the Kitrosa   607   Heinich residents of the Kitrosa the needy, the “magician” 607 RUBINSHTEIN Berl residents of the Kitrosa   607 SHTEIN Menashe residents of the Kitrosa   607 SHTEIN Pinchas residents of the Kitrosa   607 SHTEIN Eliezer residents of the Kitrosa   607 WALTER Heinich Leib residents of the Kitrosa woodcutter 607 WALTER Yoel residents of the Kitrosa   607 POLLAK Yisrael residents of the Kitrosa Chezkel's (teacher) 607   Freide Eke residents of the Kitrosa   607   Chaya residents of the Kitrosa seamstress 607   Chaya residents of the Kitrosa wire maker 607 VERTZBERGER Moshe continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 VERTZBERGER Berl continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 SHTEIMETZ Yechiel Mechl continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607     continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Rosh Chodesh Chavera synagogue 607 COHEN Mendel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 VERTZBERGER Chaim continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend and Mordechai 607 VERTZBERGER Yitzchak Eizik continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 ROZENBERG Yakov continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Leibush'es 607 ROZENBERG Yakov continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Shalom's 607 SHTEIN Moshe Shmuel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend (Fogacho)? 607 POPOWITCH Yitzchak continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 NEULENDER Shmuel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 VERTZBERGER Shoal Leib continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 OWITZ   continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend made aliyah to Eretz Yisrael and his sons raised families 607 HELLER Itzik Yisrael continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend “the thousander” 607 FRUKHTER Yitzchak continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 NOYAVITZ Chaim Noach continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 EINHORN Moshe continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 PREIZ Shraga Feibush continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 GANTZ Yontil continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 POLLAK Elia continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend and Shmuel 607 GRINSHPAN Wolf continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 GANTZ Alter continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend and Ezra 607 VERTZBERGER Hersch Mendil continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 PREIZ Matel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend (Shmuel WALTER) 607 KAHANA Shalom continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Gedalya's 607 SHTEIN Shlomo Chaim continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 SHTEIMETZ Katriel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Lazer's 607 FRUKHTER Alter continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 FRIED Katriel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 FRIED Yosel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 FRIED Eber continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 PERL Nachum continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Lazer's family 607 HERSCHTIK Shmuel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 HERSCHTIK Yakov continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607 FRIED Mordechai continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend (Moshe'leh) 607 WEG Yisrael continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend son in law Herschel–Mendel–Feivish 607 SHTEIN Welwel continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend Chezkel–Gedalya's 607 SHTEIMETZ Chaim Meir continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend (Avraham) GOLD 607 GANTZ Mordechai continuation of the upper street, the bend; residents of the left side of the center street, from the bridge to the bend   607     There are no houses on the left, from here to the East   607

“Are remembered and performed, family by family” (Esther)

Meir Shteimetz (the first) and his sons: Shlomo (Reb Shlomo Fried was named for him). The sons of Shlomo: Baruch, Yisrael, Mendel. The sons of Yisrael are Meir and Shaul Leib. The daughter of Shlomo: Sara. Her husband: Mendel (his brother is Meir Steimetz, one of the sons of Mordechai). Sara and Mendel had a son and a daughter. The name of the son is Yisrael Steimetz (he was the owner of Beit HaAmerikanka); the name of the daughter was Rivka (she was the maternal grandmother of Reb Shlomo Eke–Chava's). This Reb Shlomo was the grandfather of Yitzchak Walter the shoemaker (who was the shamash [beadle] in the Upper Synagogue). The second son was Reb Henech Walter the tree cutter. Their father was Yehuda Moshe Walter, the grandfather of Reb Meir the shochet. Meir had a daughter Hencha, who was the mother of Yehuda Moshe. The third brother was Reb Hirsch Walter the teacher, the husband of Ruth Risa.

Yaakov Steimetz – his property was in “Vâlcăneşti” near şaeşul. His sons: Lozer, Berl and daughter Eidel, a woman of valor and the wife of Reb Yosef Mordechai Wertzberger. The rest of his sons–in–law: Pinchas Rubin, Moshe Bitizer (the father of Yosef Fried). Meir Steimetz' son was Yisrael. The sons of Yisrael and Charna Michal and sons–in–law: Chuna, Leizer, and Moshe Wertzberger. Wolf Neulender (the son of Chaim Raziel) of Unter Vador [Între Păduri]. His sons were Yoel and Raziel. Yudel^[1] was murdered in the middle of the day and in the middle of the village because he declared that the fields were his, and disputants arose who settled the accounts through murder. The school on the Rabbi's Street was owned by Lozer Steimetz (and later his daughter Freidel). It had belonged to his relative Wolf of Mosief, and when he disbursed his property, Lozer bought it from him. The Frieds originated in Prague (Nachum Hirsch, his sons Yosel and his son Shlomo, from whom the Frieds of Maramurses stemmed).

Avigdor Polak from the station was the son of Yankel the Babe's [Grandmother's]. Moshe Fruchter, the owner of the orchard next to the station, had two sons–in–law: Fishel Kasirer and Meir Kreindler. Chuna Leizer and Eliahu were brothers, the sons of Nachum, a scholar and communal trustee. Leibush Rosenberg owned the licensed liquor monopoly. His sons were Yaakov and Chaim Beer of Sibiu. His son–in–law was Yosel Fried Wertzberger. The residents of another neighborhood: Yisrael Ber (his wife Yehudit) Meisels, Yaakov Leib (killed in an accident) whose son Leizer the hospital orderly died of grief a half a year after his father. Naftali Greenspan. Gedalia Kahana and his son Shalom the Pulkes, the son of Shalom Gedalia, and Yosef Mordechai (the son–in–law of Chaim Evenstein). Yokel Fisch and Reb Ben–Zion were brothers. The son of Ben–Zion was Aharon (Avraham Hirsch Roth was his son–in–law in Zash”el). The son–in–law of Ben–Zion was Nathan Eliahu Leibovich (his wife Felicia was a righteous, pious woman).

Those who lived in the Fintina^[2]: Leib Beir the son–in–law of Ezra of Borşa (his wife was Chaya). His son was Yosef Meir Ganz (his wife Reizel was the daughter of Nachum Leib – both of them died at an old age in Tzfat). Reb Yisrael Appel, his sons Elimelech the bath attendant (a scholar and God–fearing man. His wife was Keila and his son was Shimon). Yosel (his wife Gittel was the founder of the first girl's cheder in Borşa). Yitzchak Fishel inherited his father's home in Repedea, about two kilometers east of Borşa. Their daughters were Rivka the wife of Reb Leib Fogel, and Reizel the wife of Raziel Neulander. Someone named Avraham Yosef Eidelstein came from outside: His son Shalom was a great scholar, and also no less a gourmand: Once, they prepared mamaliga^[3] in two pots, and it was not enough for him. Mordechai was his second son. His sons–in–law were Leizer the shochet and Zalman the cooper.

Yankel the son of Avraham Yosef Yoel was the father of Mendel Yoel's the chief of the undertakers – and the last… Avraham Yosef, his sons were Chaim of Moisief, Herschel of Bitchkov, and Juda Meir; his daughters were: Bluma Chantsha, the wife of Moshe Ganz (Wolf Moshe's was named for him. He was the son–in–law from Zor, who married his daughter Batya, the mother or Rivka, the sister through the father of Coha”sh [?]); Chaya Feiga, the wife of Naftali Mendel the shochet [slaughterer]. The sons of Moshe Ganz were Anshel, Mordechai, Chaskel, and Avraham Yosef. His daughters were Batya and Devora. Shmuel Leizers' sons were: Moshe (Pogachev) – he discovered the wells in the estates of his father and sold them to Juda Meir (according to one version). According to another version, the father of Chaya Zisel discovered the “sour wells” and sold them to Yida Meir for a pittance. Yankel Leizers and Shlomo Leizers. Tuvia Juda his son–in–law and Shlomo his son. Shlomo Leib Ber Stein, Hirsch Leib Ber's (the father–in–law of Moshe Mendel), Juda Leib Stein (the father–in–law of Avraham Tzvi Rate), Gedalia (his sons were Chazkel, Mordechai and Yosel). Hershel the melamed [teacher] was the son–in–law of Yoel. Israel Apter was the son–in–law of Azriel Chaim Hirsch. Moshe Shmuel Ekes was the son of Azriel. His sons were: Velvel, Yankel (the husband of Esther Gitel) and Azriel.

The family of Shmuel Eke's (named for his wife Eke). His son Azriel had a son Chaim who made aliya to Israel. Yaakov his son was a farmer in his heart and dreamed of setting up Kfar Borsa [Borsa village] in Israel – in the place that today is Kfar Baruch^[4]. When his aspiration was thwarted, he moved to Sde Yaakov and settled on the land as a member of the Irgun. Yaakov was one of the organizers and members of Mizrachi in Borşa. At memorial gatherings, he never ceased to urge the natives of Borşa that, if they want to perpetuate the memory of their village, they should establish a Moshav called Borsa.

His brother Chaim Hirsch Lannes (the name of his wife) had two sons Velvel and Azriel who made aliya to Israel. Azriel left Israel thinking that his Israeli money would make him wealthier than the Fruchters who were his former employers.

The wife of Shmuel Ponatchev was the sister of Shmuel Eke's.

Reb Yaakov Uri was known as a scholar. There is ambiguity in the spelling of his name, of which there are three versions in the scripture: Uri – the name of the father of Betzalel; Iri – a son of Binyamin listed in the Book of Chronicles; an Ira – a priest of David and two of his mighty men. However, the first version is the primary one because many great men of Israel are called by that name, such as Reb Uri of Strelisk^[5].

The family of Yosel Genad: Shlomo Hirsch, a young man, talented in the field of inventions. Moshe Leib, Yente, Gitel Freida, Alterl his brother, the shoemaker; his wife Zlata (the daughter in Israel remembers only the names of the three of the ten –– David Yitzchak, Moshe Leib, and Leizer Yaakov –– from childhood stories). Their third brother was Yaakov the teacher. Zlata had a sister named Rachel (her husband was Anshili). Hirshel the cooper was a step–brother of Zlata.

Leizer Stein – his sons: Yaakov Ite's (the name of his wife), Shlomo Leizer's (his sons were Shlomo and Idel). Their sister was Chaia Zisel (Hirsch deim langen's [the son of the tall one].

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The family of Yaakov Steimetz (was killed in an accident when his carriage turned over). His sons: Luzer with his wife Heidl and his son Katriel and his daughters Chaia Sara (wife of the Rav R'Dudl) and Freidl, wife of Beril, who was a smart man and had a sharp mind, but in business he was not successful. Yakov's second son was Beril with his daughter Eidl, wife of R'Yosef Werzberger. Their sons were Yakov, Hirshel, Yechiel. He was a simple man, would read every day the entire Book of Psalms, tried to become a merchant but barely succeeded in the lumber trade.

Mates (Matityahu) Polack and his wife Gitza. Their children: Sara Risa, Reiza, Moshe and Leib.

Shlomo Adler – his wife Shprintza, his son Zeidl and his sister Minga (perished in the Holocaust).

The family of R'Avraham Chaim Steimetz. His son was Reb Gedalia the shochet. His daughters were: Miriam the wife of Yosel Weisberg, Charna the wife of Shaul Leib Polack, whose son was Pinchas and daughter was the wife of Litman Bertler of Vişeu. His son was Pinchas from his wife Chaya Devora. The daughters of Gedalia were Freidel the wife of Yisrael Appel the shochet of Zanta, Rachil (Rachel – mother of Koha”sh), who was the wife of Wolf Stein. (The sons of Wolf and Rachil were Gedalyahu and Efraim Fishel. Their daughters were Shprintza, Chaya Dvora, and Chana and Sara. The twin daughters who were born in the latter years died while still in their cradle. Wolf had another older daughter from his first wife Rivka.) The daughters of Gedalia from his second wife Bluma, the sister of the first wife, were: Reitza Tauba, Sasa, Chaya Devora, Feiga, Chana, and Meita. Their brother was Avraham Chaim the shochet. Reb Efraim Fishel Ganz of Untervischau and his wife Shprintza Rachil the daughter of Aizik Hirsch had three daughters; Chaya Dvora, Bluma, and Breindel. The two first ones married Gedalia the vshochet one after the other, and the third one married Reb Yosel Meir Wertzberger, the rabbi of Untervischau [Vişeu de Jos]. Their two sons were Yontil Ganz the book merchant, and Nachum Leib Ganz of Beregszas the lumber merchant (their sons immigrated to Mexico and became very wealthy). Reb Wolf Stein's parents were Yehuda and Charna. His brother was Reb Mendel of Sighet and his sister was Devora the wife of Reb Shamua the teacher from Vişeu.

The family of Wolf in Vişeu: Reb Shaul Leib Steimetz and Reb Moshe Stein (nicknamed “Kapoir”. They and their families were of the important people of the city). The in–laws Avraham Chaim and Efraim Fishel made aliya to the Land of Israel and purchased a common house for themselves in Tzfat. Miriam, the wife of Yosef Weisberg and the daughter of Avraham Chaim had a son, Reb Pinchas Weisberg the head of the community of Borşa in his time. The grandson of Reb Pinchas was Reb Meir Magid, a scholar and a Hassid of Visznitz. His sons–in–law were Rabbi Bari, and Aharon the son of the rabbi of Borşa. Their daughter was Chaya Rivka, and her husband Feivel. She bore the burden of the family during her long years of widowhood.

There was a family that produced a teacher, a rabbinical judge, a shochet, a rabbi, and a head of the community. The rabbinical judge was Rabbi Yitzchak who came via Poland (to where he had come from Germany). At the time of the dispute with Rabbi Waldman, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Visznitz appointed him as a rabbinical judge (previously he had served as a teacher of children – according to the testimony of the rabbi of Bergszasz). He arrived in Borşa via the Handal. His second wife was the sister of the wealthy Reb Efraim Fishel Ganz of Untervischau. One of the sons of the rabbinical judge was Reb Yosef Meir – that is the Reb Yosel Meir who married Breindel the daughter of Efraim Fishel (the sister of Bluma, the mother of the rebbetzin Meita Wertheimer). When he moved to Untervischau, he was “coronated” there as the rebbe, and he became known as the Rebbe of Untervischau. He generously sustained his family through his large store.

Translator's Footnotes

1. There may be a typo in the original text here between the names Yoel and Yudel. Return
2. There are towns in Romania called Fintina. With the definite article in front, it may be an area of the city. Return
3. A Romanian cornmeal porridge. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C4%83m%C4%83lig%C4%83 Return
4. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kfar_Baruch Return
5. See http://rabbishimon.com/tzadikim/showz.php?p=strelisk.htm Return

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