Strzyzow, Poland [Pages 507-511]

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Memorial Pages (cont.)

Aaron Hersh, the son of Kalman Weiden
and his uncle Tuvia, his father's brother Kalman and Shprintza Weiden

Tzvi Hersh Yare,
the last Jewish mayor of Frysztak

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Abraham, the son of
Reb Tanchum Yacov Kalb Chaim Itzhok, the son of
Tanchum Yacov Kalb

Malka Halperin, the daughter of
Abraham Kalb on her wedding day Menachem Mendel Kalb,
the son of Abraham

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Menachem Mendel and Ben Zion Kalb,
with their sister's child Malka Halperin, née Kalb,
with her son Bezalel

Menashe Frehman The assistant Rabbi Moshe Nuremberg

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Sarah, the wife of Eliezer,
from the Holles family Eliezer (Leizer) Loos

The children of Eliezer and Sarah: Vita Feiga, Adela, Elazar and Leah

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Bluma Lehrman, the wife
of Moshe Nachum Krantzler Chaim Lehrman,
the son of Aryeh Shalom

The children of Yacov and Fruma Ryvka Langsam, née Hasenkopf,
at their mother's grave. Simcha and Yechzkiel Langsam
and Beila Einhorn, née Langsam, and Golda Miller, née Langsam

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