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SPECIAL SECTION ON LAGÔW • Introduction 3 • From Pinkas HaKehillot translated by Jerry Tepperman 4 • From Slownik Geograficzny translated by Gordon McDaniel 7 • Growing Up in Lagov by J. B. Salsberg 8 • 1929 Business Directory 11 •An 1859 Petition 12 • Yad Vashem Pages of Testimony 13 • Vital Records 16 • Landsmanshaftn 17 • A Trip to Lagôw by Jerome Hershman 19 • Miscellany 21 interest SURNAME VARIATION IN EARLY 19th CENTURY OLKUSZ by Robert Heyman 24
JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS IN KIELCE journal PROVINCE (1918-1939) by Maria Kaczmarkiewicz translated by Gwido Zlatkes 25
KIELCE AND RADOM GUBERNIAS From Evreiskaia Entsiklopediia Summer 20a translated by Gordon McDaniel 29
EXTRACT DATA IN THIS ISSUE 34 of ^Jewish • KLIMONTÔW BIRTHS 1840-1865 by Ronald Greene 35 published quarter^ • SZCZEKOCINY MARRIAGES 1847-1865 cohering the Qubernias of by Leah Jordon Bisel 62
and Q^a • STASZÔW BIRTHS 1864 of the q^gdom of Roland by Jean-Pierre Stroweis 69 ÛS defined &^ the boundaries CYRILLIC ALPHABET CHART 71 as tfic£ existed 1867-1917 GLOSSARY, PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 72
...but first a word from your editor 2 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
... but first a word from our editor
This issue contains another set of varied articles and extracts relating to Jewish life in the former gubernias of Kielce and Spectaf interest Group Radom, with a special section highlighting a single town. The focus of the majority of the front section in this issue is the town ofLagôw ("Lagev", in Yiddish), in Radom gubernia, on ^journal the road between Kielce and Opatow. There has been no Yizkor ISSN No. 1092-8006 Book published for Lagôw, and no extant vital records register. But we have pulled together many diverse articles, translated from Published quarterly, Hebrew, Russian, and Polish; some original articles; and data from in January, April, July and October, by the a variety of sources. We begin with a translation of the Lagôw entry from Yad Vashem's Hebrew-language Pinkas HaKehillot, KIELCE-RADOM "Encyclopaedia of Jewish Communities". We again thank Yad Special Interest Group (SIG) Vashem for granting permission to translate and publish these excerpts. We thank Yad Vashem also for extracts from their new c/o Mark Froimowitz database of "Pages of Testimony" for Holocaust victims born in 90 Eastbourne Road Lagôw. Newton Centre, MA 02459-1206 email: [email protected] Other items about Lagôw are the article from the 19th-century Sfownik Geograficzny [Geographical Dictionary]; reminiscences by J. B. Salsberg; a transcription of the 1929 Polish Business Annual subscription rates (U.S. funds): Directory entries for Lagôw; an 1859 community petition to the U.S.A.: $26.00 government; data about Lagôw landsmanshaft organizations in Canada: $30.00 Toronto and Chicago; a report on a trip back to Lagôw; several Elsewhere: $38.00 maps; notes on the remnants of Lagôw's Jewish vital records and Subscriptions and changes of address references to Lagôw residents in other records; reports about the should be sent to the above. Jewish cemetery; and miscellaneous bibliographical references. Postmaster: Send changes to the above. This Lagôw section demonstrates the amount of data that one Application to Mail at Periodicals Postage could collect about a small obscure town, with a bit of effort. Rates is Pending at Boston, MA. Also in this issue are translations of the articles on Kielce and Radom gubernias from the Russian Evreiskaia Entsiklopediia The KIELCE-RADOM SIG [Jewish Encyclopedia], filled with statistical and demographic is a non-profit, informal world-wide information about their Jewish residents; a translation of an article body of individuals interested in Jewish from the Warsaw Jewish Historical Institute's Biulelyn concerning genealogical research from Kielce and Jewish organizations in our region between the two world wars; and a Robert Heyman essay about surname variations, something Radom, two gubernias in the Kingdom we should all be aware of when researching vital records. of Poland as defined by the boundaries as they existed from 1867-1917. The extracts of Jewish vital records from LDS microfilms in this issue include a very large set of births: over 1,700 births from Klimontôw, covering 1840-1865, extracted by Ronald Greene. ADVISORY GROUP: Also included are marriages for Szczekociny, 1847-1865, by Leah Warren Blatt, Editor Jordan Bisel; and extracts for a "new" town - Staszôw - the 1864 Mark Froimowitz, Coordinator Staszôw births, extracted by Jean-Pierre Stroweis. I'd like to take this opportunity to remind people of Jewish VISIT OUR WEB PAGE Records Indexing-Poland's "Polish State Archives" project, to www.jewishgen.org/krsig obtain indexes of non-microfilmed Jewish vital records of the late 19th century. There are still no Archive Coordinators for the All matters relating to research and seven archives holding the Jewish vital records for towns in Kielce editorial articles should be directed to: and Radom gubernias. No work will be done at an archive until someone volunteers to be the "Archive Coordinator" for that Warren Blatt, Editor archive. See page 26 of IV: I (Winter 2000) issue, and get in 8 Bishops Forest Drive touch with JRI-Poland to participate in this important endeavor. Waltham,MA 02452-8801 At the upcoming 21th International Conference on Jewish e-mail: [email protected] Genealogy in London, JRI-Poland will hold workshops on Sunday July 8th to train Archive and Shtetl Coordinators for this project. ©2001, all material this issue — Warren Blatt Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3
;$': Lagôw -* Special Section on Lagov by Warren Blatt
In this issue we present a special section on the Bodzentyn J Ustrowiec town of Lagôw. About 1,400 Jews lived in ' Kunow Lagôw before the Holocaust. There is no Kielce Cmielow Yizkor Book for Lagôw, and no extant vital Slupia Nowa Jj • records, so genealogical research on Lagôw is Opatôw difficult. The material we bring together here •Daleszyce will hopefully serve as a memorial to the \ Lagôw Jewish community of Lagôw. \ Rakow Iwaniska J yPierzchnica t i • r The town of Lagôw ("Lagov", "Logif', ^\ y Klimorrtôw in Yiddish, JlaroBt in Russian) is on the road \ Chmielnik ^Bogoria between Kielce and Opatôw, about 20 miles ^ ] • Szydtow • Kurozwçki Y Koprzyuunica. • w east of Kielce and 15 miles west of Opatôw, at 50°47'N 21°05'E.
Before WWI, Lagôw was located in Opatôw powiat (district) of Radom gubernia (province) of the Kingdom of Poland of the Russian Empire (1867-1917). Between the two world wars (1918-1939), Lagôw was in Opatôw district of Kielce wojewôdztwa (province) of the Second Polish Republic; from 1945-1975 in Kielce province of Poland; and from 1976-1998 in Kielce administrative district. Since 1999, Lagôw's jurisdiction is the Kielce district of Swietokrzyskie province.
The Jewish population of Lagôw was very small - less than 200 persons - until the removal of legal residency restrictions throughout the Kingdom of Poland in 1862. After that time, the Jewish population quickly grew to about 1,200-1,400 persons, and that size remained fairly constant until the Holocaust.
The 7-line article "JlaroBt" (Lagov) in the Russian EBpeÉCKXJi 9Hn,UKjionep,ia [Evreiskaia Entsiklopeidiia = Jewish Encyclopedia] (St. Petersburg: Brokhaus-Efron, 1908-1913), Volume IX, column 958, reads:
Lagov - Settlement in Opatôw uezd [district], Radom Gubernia. Since it was classified as a [Roman Catholic] church possession, Lagow had the privilege until 1862 of not allowing Jews to settle on its territory (This privilege is not currently valid). Nonetheless, even by 1856 there were 145 Jews (and 1,186 Christians) registered. In 1897 the total population was 2,440, of which 1,233 were Jews.
Previous articles about Lagôw in the Kielce-Radom SIG Journal are:
• Illustration: "Lagover Mutual Benefit Society - Constitution, 1931". 1:3 (Summer 1997), page 8. • "Memories of Lagov" by J. B. Salsberg. Excerpts from his articles in the Canadian Jewish News. 1:4 (Autumn 1997), pages 17-20. • Marriage extracts from Opatôw, 1855-1862. 1:4 (Autumn 1997), pages 40-52. • "Report of Recent Meeting of the Lagower Mutual Benefit Society of Toronto", by Sid Orfus and Max Katchky. With photos and names of 51 members, 1938. 11:2 (Spring 1998), pages 28-29. • "The Lagover Mutual Benefit Society Cemetery", by Sid Orfus and Max Katchky. 111:4 (Autumn 1999), pages 11-17. Transcripts of Toronto landsmanshaft burials, plus photo and transcript of Toronto Holocaust memorial. Also Lagôw market day photo, 1930's, page 31.
The following 20 pages contain diverse articles and material about the Jewish community of Lagôw. Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
Lagôw from Pinkas HaKehillot, Polen, Volume VII (Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 1999), pages 267-269 By Shmuel Levin and Rachel Grossbaum-Pasternak Translated from the Hebrew by Seymour Baltman, edited by Jerry Tepperman
Lagow the 17th century, the city was devastated by a fatal In Yiddish: YrçOfcÙ (Lagev) epidemic, which wiped out all but 171 residents. Opatôw district, Kielce province At the beginning of the 18th century, a city revival of sorts began, and once again a few factories were established for the production of porcelain Total Jewish Year wares. By 1739, the number of annual fairs Population Population increased to 10 per year, and many people were 1662 171 - attracted to those events from far and wide. At 1827 1,327 60 that point, a large inn was built. After the Polish 1857 1,304 142 insurrection in 1863, in which many of the 1921 2,527 1,269 citizens of Lagôw participated, the Russian - -1,400 1939 authorities closed several factories in the city and the city's standing with the regional governments Lagôw is first mentioned in records from the 1 lth declined. There remained only a few small century as a property owned by the Catholic factories for the production of fire-resistant Church. In the vicinity of the town, a particular porcelain wares. In the year 1869 Lagôw's city form of clay was found that was well suited for status was taken away, and even as a part of the the manufacture of porcelain wares. independent Republic of Poland after World War I, it remained a provincial industrial town, without Lagôw was recognized as a minor city in 1253. (It official city status. appears that it got lower status rights because the number of inhabitants had not, at that time, Until the end of the 19th century, we have no reached 486 persons). In 1453, the King of evidence of the existence of an organized Jewish Poland,' Kazimierz IV Jagiellon [1427-1492], community in Lagôw. In 1827, no more than 60 raised the administrative rank of Lagôw and Jews resided there, but from that point their changed it to a full city according to the numbers grew continuously - in 1852 the Jewish Magdeburg Law. As such, it was allowed to hold community numbered 142 people; and by 1921 two annual fairs every year. In 1504, the the population grew to 1,269 people. The Jews of boundaries of Lagôw were expanded to include Lagôw, as did their brethren in other Polish cities, parts of the forest adjacent to it, including the land earned their living from commerce and trades and that had been utilized for the production of clay from participating in the market days and the fairs. for the porcelain industry. During this period, They earned their livelihood with difficulty and Lagôw enjoyed strong economic improvement, hard work. In 1903, the newspaper Izraelita and a factory was built for the production of published an article on the poverty and difficult glassware. existence of the Jews in Lagôw, and described the absence of needed help from outside sources. At In 1578, iron ore and lead were discovered in the the beginning of the 20th century, the Jews of vicinity and factories were built there which Lagôw became organized into a community and manufactured iron utensils. At that time, there built a small synagogue. In 1908, a community were 47 tradesmen in the city, including four leadership committee was chosen and they liquor distillers. When the Swedes invaded appointed Rabbi Tzvi Dov Rozen, who served as Poland, in the middle of the 17th century, the Rabbi in Lagôw until 1924. His successor, Rabbi combatants passed by Lagôw without incident and Yissachar Dov Shwartz (died 1937), was the the city was able to continue its growth and second and also the last Rabbi of Lagôw. After expansion uninterrupted. However, by the end of Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 him, no other Rabbi was appointed to take on During the Second World War those rabbinic responsibilities. Lagôw was conquered by the Germans during the During the First World War, many of the sources first week of the war [September 1939]. During of livelihood for the Jews had disappeared, and the fighting in the area, many houses were many residents were compelled to rely on the destroyed. In anticipation of the arrival of the regular assistance from the general community Germans, a group of young Jews escaped to fund for the poor. In 1915, a community kitchen Eastern Poland, which was under Russian was opened in Lagôw to feed the large numbers of occupation. Immediately after their arrival, the poor people. Germans began conscripting Jews into forced labor. At the end of 1939, a Judenrat [Jewish In 1919, at the end of the war, the armies of council] was established in Lagôw and with their General [JôzefJ Haller of the Polish forces passed help, all of the Jews of the city were taken out of through Lagôw, took advantage of their position their houses and moved into inferior to pillage the stores of the Jewish community, and accommodations in the market area of the town. to cut the beards and brutalize passing Jews, At first, they continued to be able to leave their thereby causing them intense suffering. Also, in homes as before, but in March 1942 the area was 1922, when a large fire erupted in the town, the Jews were used as a scapegoat and were accused closed off and it became a ghetto. of setting fire to the settlement. The police opened an investigation and concluded that the The Germans were not successful in extorting Jews were innocent of the crime. large financial contributions from the Jews of Lagôw, because most were miserably poor. Even In addition, in the later part of that decade, threats did not help. Even so, the Germans killed particularly in the days of the economic crisis of hostages, conducted searches in Jewish homes, the 30's in Poland, a crisis whose effects were also and looted their insignificant property, but they severely felt in Lagôw, the Jews suffered more were unable to find any money. Many young intensely than others in the competition for the Jews were sent to work camps. ever-shrinking sources of income. There were Jews who left the town, some to bigger cities In March 1941, one hundred refugees from within Poland, and others to locations outside the Vienna were brought to Lagôw, and then in July country. 1941, another large group of refugees arrived from Radom, barefoot, starving and sick without However, despite the economic distress and anything they could call their own. They were emigration from Lagôw, this period in Lagôw's housed in the study -house, and in the small history was characterized by an increase in synagogue of Lagôw. As a result of the community and political activity. Specifically, the congestion and poor sanitary conditions, an assorted Zionist parties flourished, along with epidemic of typhus broke out that killed a their respective youth movements. There were also those in Lagôw who were followers of significant portion of the town's residents. "Agudath Israel". As mentioned earlier, in March 1942, the streets In the period between the two World Wars Lagôw of the Jews were fenced with barbed wire and a contained a synagogue, a few prayer houses, small gate was built, in order to enclose the shtibelech of Gur and Alexander Chassidism, and ghetto. It was forbidden to leave the ghetto, and a minyan of trades people. The Jewish anyone who dared to contravene this prohibition community in Lagôw had no cemetery of its own1 was liable to punishment by death. In the spring and the dead were generally taken to nearby of 1942, a new wave of evictions of Jews from communities for burial (principally to Opatôw). ghetto to ghetto began in the district of Radom. At that time, there was a reduction in the number of food cards that were distributed to the Jewish 1 This contradicts other reports, including the U.S. workers in the ghetto by about one-sixth, and the Preservation Commission; Przemysîaw Burchard; famine in the ghetto became more intense. Jerome Hershman's visit. See pp. 19, 21, 23. - WB. Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
In July 1942, according to a list that was prepared behind, to bury the murdered victims and clean in advance, the Germans removed 460 young men the ghetto. After some time they too were sent to from the Lagôw ghetto to an unknown destination. the extermination camp. The Germans claimed that they were sent to a secure place and that they were working there on Sources: behalf of the German war effort, but no indication Izraelita, May 5,1903. [See below] of life was ever received from any of them. Zbrodnie na Palakach dokonane przez hitlerowcôw zapomoc udzielanq Êydom, Glôwna Komisja In August 1942, a rumor spread in the ghetto that Badania Zbrodni Hitlerowskich w Polsce the Germans were expelling Jews from ghettoes in (Warszawa, 1981), p. 24 the area to extermination camps. Many began to find for themselves an assorted variety of hiding places. Some turned to farmers in the area to beg From Izraelita, a weekly Jewish newspaper for help, but only a few farmers were ready to published in Polish in Warsaw, 1866-1913. endanger themselves to assist Jews. In addition, Nr. 23, May 30 (June 12) 1903, pages 272-273. on December 15, 1942, the German head of the Radom district published an order and announced "Izraelita" Correspondence that anyone who gave assistance to Jews would be From Lagôw in Radom Guberniya the following sentenced to death. Despite that threat, there were correspondence has arrived amongst the others: Polish individuals who dared to hide Jews and also shared their bread with them. One, Ignacy In our locality, as in many neighboring shtetls, where Bazurski, who used to bring food to many Jewish mostly very poor Jews reside, such a degree of extreme families from Lagôw and even tried to find places poverty and depression governs, that even the oldest for them to hide, was given up to the Gestapo by people do not remember such horrible times. The life of Lagôw's Jews and of the Jews in the other shtetls is a Polish accomplice, and was tortured to death in a wretched daily existence. a German prison. Probably the only help for those paupers - who with On October 27, 19422, S.S. personnel arrived in horrible efforts are managing to earn a small piece of Lagôw and with them, Ukrainian and Polish bread, barely sufficient to avoid death from starvation - is to become engaged in agricultural work or to move police. They broke into the houses and took out somewhere else. all the Jews to the yard beside the Judenrat building. The sick and old were shot in their beds. But even those efforts can not be accomplished without Many children were shot to death. In the yard in outside assistance, since the residents of Lagôw and the front of the Judenrat building, the Jews were lined similar backward communities can only complain about their situation and suffer with all humility, but they up in rows according to their families and from cannot fight, due to the lack of initiative and money. there moved toward the train station. Even on the But those outsiders that can take initiative and possess way to the train station many Jews were shot. money would not even think about the Yidlakh of Those who survived, about 2,000 in number, were Lagôw. put into wagons soaked with chlorine and were transported to Kielce (q.v.). After a brief stop For example, if they would at least peep at the shtetls in the deep provinces where the Jewish proletariat is dying there, all of them were sent to Treblinka. During from hunger all their life - they could, after all, do so this general expulsion from Lagôw, the Germans much good. The young generation of those poor permitted some tens of Jews to remain. Those beggars is healthy material after all, and from them, in Jews were put to work to collect and sort the appropriate circumstances, one could develop property that the expelled residents had left competent people. People from Lagôw need assistance to resettle and to begin a new life: to educate them, to open their eyes for 2 All other sources give the deportation date as their daily wretched existence - this is a goal of all October 7, 1942, e.g. Yitzhak Arad, Belzec, Sobibor, Jewish associations, charities and circles, since they do Treblinka: The Operation Reinhard Death Camps not identify those goals themselves. (1987), page 395, Table 3; also A. Rutkowski, in BZIH, 1955 #15, page 164. - WB. Translated from the Polish by Alexander Sharon Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3
Lagôw - Article from Slownik Geograficzny Translated from the Polish by Gordon McDaniel
The 16-volume Slownik Geograficzny Krôlestwa Polskiego i innych krajôw slowiariskich [Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland and other Slavic Lands], edited by Filip Sulimierski, et. al. was published in Warszawa between 1880 and 1902. This Polish-language reference work is the best single source for finding general information about places in the Kingdom of Poland. For more information about the Slownik Geograficzny, see the article by William F. Hoffman in Avotaynu XVI:3 (Fall 2000), pages 49- 53, or < http://www.pgsa.org/slownik_eng.htm >. Translated here is the article on Lagôw, from Volume V, page 574.
Lagôw. Settlement, later town, on the Lagowica River, The parish of Lagôw, in the deanery of Opatôw, has county and parish of Lagôw. It lies on an upland that 6,586 souls. The property of Lagôw's wojt [chief rises here to 924 feet and constitutes the southern flank officer of a group of villages], a manor farm, entailed of the Lysagôr Range, whose Swietokrzyski [Holy estate, has 1 house, 14 residents, 124 morgs. Lagôw Cross] summit is only 7 versts [4.6 miles] distant; Poduchowny is a settlement, has 2 houses, 257 morgs. Lagôw is23 versts [\5Vt miles] from Opatôw. It lies on According to the Land Credit Society [Tow. Kred. the road from Opatôw to Kielce. It has a brick parish Ziem. = Towarzystwo Kredita Ziemskiego], the church, 3 brick chapels, a home for the poor, a lsl-class property of Lagôw consists of the manor farms of elementary school, a county court of the 3rd district Lagôw, Zamosc and Wôlka Zamojska, the villages of [okreg], a county office, post office, an oil mill, two Lagôw, Wola Lagowska, Zamosc and Floryanôw, the water mills and windmill. In 1827 there were 209 extent of which is 1385 morgs. The manor farm of houses and 1,299 residents; in 1862, 201 houses and Lagôw has 454 morgs of land under cultivation and 2,371 residents (including 192 Jews); now it has 212 gardens, 25 morgs of meadow, 9 morgs of pasture, 424 houses (5 brick), 2,005 residents. The settlement morgs of forest, 25 morgs of fallow land and building contains 2851 morgs [1 morg= 1.2 acres] of land. The plots, for a total of 937 morgs, with 3 buildings of brick population is engaged in manufacture of earthenware and 27 of wood and an 8-field rotation system. The utensils for many years. The vicinity of Lagôw yields manor farm of Zamosc has 126 morgs of land under nonflammable clay and dark marble. Near Lagôw is the cultivation and garden, 34 morgs of meadow, 6 morgs Zbôjecka cave. of fallow land and building plots for a total of 166 morgs, with 1 building of brick and 9 of wood, with a 6- Lagôw is an old settlement. Wladyslaw Herman, at the field rotation system. The manor farm of Wôlka intercession of his wife Judyta, donated the property Zamojska has 213 morgs under cultivation and garden, with its attached villages in 1305 to the Kujawa Chapter: 1 morg of meadow, 4 morgs of pasture, 50 morgs of "The cathedral of Wladyslaw, and the castel forest, 14 morgs of fallow land and building plots for a [castellania] of Lagôw with its district, I concede in total of 282 morgs. There are also an oil mill, windmill permanent donation", states Dlugosz [in Latin]. The and peat area. The village of Lagôw has 49 morgs in expression "castellania" indicates that there must have the settlement, with 746 morgs of fields. The village of been a castle there, managed by a castellan or Wola Lagowska has 13 morgs in the settlement, 232 administrator of royal property. Elizabeth, Queen of morgs of fields. The village of Zamosc has 35 morgs in Hungary and Poland, during the incompetent rule of her the settlement, 484 morgs of fields. The village of son Ludwig, owner of the area, cited a privilege issued Floryanôw has 10 morgs in the settlement, 151 morgs in Sandomierz in 1375 to the effect that its castellan of fields. The county [gmina] of Lagôw has 4476 Zbyluta, the Bishop of Kujawa or Wloclaw, had raised residents, 592 houses and 8427 morgs of land. There the village of Lagôw to the rank of town; she gave it are quarries of pottery clay and limestone. To the German Law [an incorporation charter], and established county of Lagôw belong the following: Lechôwek, a market on Thursday. King Jagiello, in granting the Lagôw, Lagowska Wola, Malacentôw, Maslowiec, request of Piotr of Radolin, a doctor of both laws, Nowy-Staw, Oriowiny, Paprocice, Sedek, Stawki, confirmed the above privilege in 1390. The town Winna and Zamkowa Wola. experienced a severe loss in 1502, when it was burned by the Tatars. King Stanisiaw August, for the convenience of the residents, changed 12 annual ' Jacob Reifmann was the author of over 50 books. From The markets to different days, in 1778. The local church, Jewish Encyclopedia (Funk & Wagnalls, 1905), Vol. 10, pp. constructed of stone with a lofty tower, appears to be 365-366: "Reifmann, Jacob - Russian author and from the 15th century. Information about its history is philosopher, born Apr 7, 1818 at Lagôw, near Opatôw, lacking, and there is nothing in its interior. Of a second Russian Poland, died at Szczebrzeszyn, Oct 13, 1895. Up to church, also old, in which there was a hospital, there the age of 6 he received instruction in Hebrew from his remain only walls. (See Kod. Dypl. Pol. II, 760.) In father, whom circumstances had forced to become a "melamed"; after that age he studied Talmud under different Lagôw was born the scholarly Hebrew writer Jakob 1 rabbis in Opatôw, to which his family had removed from Reifman. Lagôw." - WB. Kieke-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
Growing up in Lagov
Shtetl was steeped in superstition spider. The spider, as is well known, helped in the burning of the holy temple in Jerusalem. By J. B. Salsberg Canadian Jewish News, September 3,1981 — In my town the peanut was called an "Eretz Yisroel nissele" (nut), because when you gently opened the It's an old custom in this corner to make a hasty retreat kernel you found a minute, finely formed head of a into the distant past from time to time. Call it escapism, bearded man. (Try it when surrounded by little ones in but it is a relief to get away from it all. your home.) We called the little figure an "Eretz Yisroel Yiddele". So, turn off the radios and the TV boxes and let us return to Lagov, my birthplace. In Lagov, so my mother told me, there was an occasion when the entire community celebrated a wedding "under Lagov was very much like the hundreds of other shtetlech the stars," in front of the synagogue at midnight! How in eastern Europe where, until the early part of the 20th come? Here, according to my mother, of blessed century, the majority of European Jews lived. The memory, was how it came about. A matchmaker arranged shtetlech were, of course, affected by the winds of a shiduch between the daughter of a "balebatishe" family modernism that blew on the European continent, but in Lagov with the son of an equally balebatishe family in essentially, shtetlech like Lagov, before the World War another town. As was customary, the boy's family came I, were still steeped in superstitions. to the girl's home for the engagement (Tnaim) and this was when the two young people were allowed to meet In Lagov, for instance, every little Jewish boy knew that briefly. there were sheydim (imps, goblins, etc.) that emerged from their hiding places and carried on their nefarious A wedding date was set and the girl's family made activities during the night. The sheydim lurked in the elaborate preparations for the event. They even hired a attics of Jewish homes and they loved to pounce on well known musical capella from another city for their young girls who forgot to wear their aprons when leaving daughter's wedding and half the population of Lagov was their homes. invited.
When that happened, mothers would be filled with fear But at the appointed hour there was no sign of the groom and would leave no stone unturned to protect their young or his family. The capella did its best to entertain the ones. One trained in the art of dispelling the effects of an assemblage. But as the hours passed without a sign of evil eye would be asked for help. Old Jewish and the groom, the bride began to cry. So did her mother, so non-Jewish women who had a reputation for mixing did a lot of other women... and gloom descended on potions for every conceivable emergency would be asked everyone. for help. The rabbi of the town would also be consulted and his advice would be scrupulously followed. Gossips assured everyone ready to listen that they didn't like the shiduch in the first place and that the groom — In Lagov we knew that the sheydim would conceal didn't impress them at all. Slowly and silently the guests themselves under bridges or in culverts and pounce on and onlookers departed and the home of the bride horses, causing the beasts to gallop until covered with became like a house of mourning. lather and drop dead. What such an experience did to the passengers in the wagon is too horrible to describe. The Then, near midnight, the groom and his entire entourage frightful experience would often put the victims to bed arrived in town! What happened? for days or weeks. An axle in one wagon and a wheel in another broke and — In my shtetel it was widely believed that sharply at it took all that time to make the repairs. midnight the dead rose from their graves in the Jewish cemetery and find their way (covered in white shrouds, of The rabbi approved the holding of the ceremony; the course) to the synagogue for prayers. It was, therefore, capella began playing "under the stars"; all of Lagov was best to keep out of the shul and the area that led from the awakened and all of Lagov, even the uninvited ones and cemetery to the shul. It was well known in town that even the non-Jews, hastily assembled in front of the shul so-and-so, who happened to be in front of the shul late where the wedding took place. one night, saw a departed one in a shroud heading for the shul and he fainted away. Fortunately he was found by "What a night that was," said my mother. "No one slept the non-Jewish night watchman who alerted the a wink and everyone agreed that the groom was really a community. lovely young man."
— In Lagov every little boy knew that it was a sin to kill So, my friends, it's getting late and we'd better get home a living thing, but that the prohibition did not apply to the before... Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3
Lagov was progressive town, not backward the possessor of the only phonograph (horn and everything) in town, and on a balmy summer evening the By J. B. Salsberg dark marketplace was enlivened by the popular Yiddish Canadian Jewish News, September 10,1981 song: "Hot a Yid a veibele" ["What a wife a Jew has"].
Hear me, oh you good people whose ancestral roots go I recall my mother singing about Noah and his Ark. It back to Lagov! Listen to me, all ye who have was as heartrending as it was instructive. It related how compassion for even the humblest of our landsleit! the sinners scoffed at Noah when he urged them to desist from their sinful ways and when he began building the Free yourselves, I pray, of all anger towards me - one of Ark. But when the flood waters rose, those same sinners yourselves, blood of your blood, flesh of your flesh and appealed to Noah: "Oy, du Noach, hob rachmones, loz accept my amends. undz in der teive (ark) arein" ["Oh, you Noah, have pity, let us into the ark ]. But Noah replied: "Avek rashoim Here and now, before the eyes of all the readers of this mit eire chatoim; ihr vet in teive nisht arein!" ["Away renowned publication, I proclaim my affection for the evil-doers with your sins; you will not go into the ark"]. ancient Jewish community of Lagov that has been destroyed by the Hitlerites. I publicly atone for any If that wasn't a sign of modernism, what was? misconception I may have inadvertently given that Lagov was a town steeped in abysmal superstition. During my last summer in Lagov, Bunim, the rabbi's son-in-law, and a couple of his friends who were singed Well, my patient readers, what happened was totally by modernism, equipped themselves with colored pieces unexpected. Last week's paper no sooner appeared than of glass and gathered secretly in my grandfather's orchard my uncle Eliezer's telephone became a substitute for the to observe an eclipse of the moon. (Together with a Wailing Wall. It seems that not only the few remaining couple of my cheder friends I came upon them quite by Lagover originals but many of their children and accident while we were out for some unripe apples.) grandchildren, who had never seen Lagov but had heard it described in technicolor, felt mortally wounded by Then there was Motel the butcher and his kaloshen (ankle what I wrote last week. "He has given Lagov a black high rubbers). Only because one wanted to keep up with eye," one complained to my uncle. new forms of living could one bring himself to buy a pair of kaloshen in Lagov. In dry weather one didn't need So I declare: Lagov was no more superstitions than were them. When it rained or snowed one was likely to lose all other shtetlech at that time and far less so than many the rubbers in the mud or snow. But there were a few other shtetlech in the general vicinity. In fact, Lagov was who, nevertheless, demonstrated their modernism by darned progressive. buying rubbers. Motel the butcher was one of them.
How can one think of Lagov as a backward community Motel's rubbers were never sullied by mud or snow. He when one can tell the following about It? put them on only on a sunny, Sabbath afternoon as if they were slippers. On such occasions Motel stood proudly in Before World War I, before my family left for Canada, front of his place, adjusted his position to get the an uncle of mine was already singing Eliakum Tzunser's maximum reflection of the sun on his rubbers and, the "Soche" (the plow), as the instrument for a Jewish swaying from side to side, Motel beamed at his rubbers. agrarian life in Eretz Yisroel. And then there was my much adored grandmother, Yosel (I can't recall his surname)"was so far out in his Miriam Shevah. She spoke to her children and untraditional method of teaching that his cheder (school) grandchildren in Yiddish, of course. But her Yiddish was paid little attention to Gemara (Talmud) but concentrated sprinkled with Polish, French and Aramaic words that I on the Prophets. He was my last rebbe in Lagov. To sorted out only many, many years later. - But she emphasize his radical methods, he shocked Lagov by deserves and she will receive the special attention and giving his limited number of pupils a recess twice a day treatment that she deserved. and he got them back to the classroom with the ringing, of a tiny bell. It was a revolution! For now I close with the hope that all Lagover, here and elsewhere in the world, will be conciliated and will join Lagov, before we left, already had a few subscribers to me in singing the praises of our vanished Lagov. Amen. the "Freind," a Yiddish daily.
Another proof of Lagov's modernism, while I was still J. B. Salsberg was born in Lagôw in 1902, and arrived there, was the existence of two tiny "ice cream parlors" in Toronto with his family at age 11. He wrote a weekly that served no ice cream, because there was none to be column for Canadian Jewish News for many years, had, but did serve "zode vasser" (carbonated water) with including stories of "the small typical Polish-Yiddish and without fruit juices and they offered pitifully small shtetl where I was born ". Excerpts of other articles on collections of sweets. One of the two entrepreneurs was Lagov byJ.B. Salsberg appeared in Vol. I, No. 4. 10 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
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Lagôw - 1929 Business Directory Entries
Transcribed by Warren Blatt
tACÔW. Transcribed below are the entries for Lagôw from the 1929 Polish business Ottdn mkjf., paw. Opatfw, of directory Ksiçga Adresowa Polski (Wraz z w.m. Gdanskiem) dla Handlu, Przemystu RzemiosI i Rolnictwa [Directory of Poland (including Gdansk) for trade, industry, handicraft and agriculture], (Warszawa, 1929), from page 239. ^7;. (U poix, tnb. For more information about this directory, see K-R SIG JournalTV: 1, pages 27-29. 7 habit. S (ju km) , „ ,-, Lajow y Unutvir Kiulocki. 1 A.lniiuislr. ta finéts. 1 B
(tiinu): Daulghr 3. — Lagow. Town, district of Opatôw, justice court of peace, district court of Radom. I Klrunubeiff A. — Kupurbtsrf J. * ©urfto — Ph4Pttl#i (ifMlit't.lit 6tMiflttf!). Population 2,527. Train 36 km. away at Kielce, Lagôw, Opatôw Kielecki. 1 Hemenboro C. — P«Uk I. — > Wajnsttnk L. Administration of State Forests. 1 Catholic church. Markets: Thursday. Sawmill, ' CtgitlM» itrriiflMrriti): Wolsryb S, j — xsk» Caarwlnuna. flour mill. Volunteer fire department, commander Tomasz Kasztowniak. ! Cenpnit* f/otr. ftlennat {^ariUn-ehinTfitm): Ji>- I tefowftki M. Lekarze weterynarji (médecins vétérinaires) [Veterinarians] : Spochowski - Lenkiewicz Wl. I GtUantmrtm (mmtriu): Apelbaum ' Ch. — Siperline F. Akuszerki (sages-femmes) [Midwives]: Kasz J. : Jadlmlojni* (rauturmu): Jablolk- Apteki (pharmacies) [Chemists]: Gruszczyriski iki .St. SaMm — tand«l Immh. ill *«l"ll! Blawaty (tissus) [Fabrics]: Dancigier S. - Kirszenberg A. - Kuperberg J. Bloch H. I Frynwman A. — Uroi- uun — Stplxit) — SipWol L. i1. Bydlo - handel (march, de bestiaux) [Cattle dealers]: Herszenhorn G. - Piatek I. - £rotrcj« {tatllan): Uolilinib Sf — KamaUki J. — Wajoaaa B. — Wajnsztok L. Z)-llK:rbrt; A. Cegielnie (briqueteries) [Brickyard]: Wajnryb S. - Ska Cegielniana M bu* (mcvlini): CM'» U. — X*ltW- ikj \\. — Wiutblu 0. Czapnicy (fabr. de casquettes) [Cap makers]:«Klajminc H. - Perlman J. - Szpigiel G. - — Uruiruann A. — Hufnu" D. — Silainnr I. — ZifibHtitn St Unrot A. PittiamU {Imuuria-dMl): Aptb lnu:a .V. — jAliinAakl S. — £i*<>» Felczerzy (barbiers-chirurgiens) [Barber-surgeons]: Jôzefowski M. J. — Walilnoa U. Frnéft I ClHnioen*! Mar* {pill- Galanterja (merceries) [Dry goods]: Apelbaum Ch. - Szperling F. iihoiu iu): Ku»iowniuk. Jadlodojnie (restaurants) [Restaurants]: Jabloriski St. Hummrm (bciurtUtn): Cukier 0- — Cukier j. Konie - handel (march, de chevaux) [Horse dealers]: Bloch H. i Frymerman A. - Grosman nnimltt (fmucAcn): Dfbm A. — - Szpigiel - Szpigiel L. i Z. Hoiman Z. — ZjHbcruinn M. (oiin): lwaiiki Ch. Krawcy (tailleurs) [Tailors]: Goldgrôb Sz. Karmaiski J. - Wajsman B. - Zylberberg A. " i (ipinlmm): C'Dar H. ., , *rt. (amaltoU»): Bait- man S. - Oloeh \V. — Chahipoik Mlyny (moulins) [Mills]: Czaja L. - Majewski W. - Wajsblat B. ChTTS^.' fjjkior K. — Ickowia Piekarze (boulangers) [Bakers]: Goldgrub Ch. - Grosmann A. - Hofman B. - Sztajner I. Ch. — Ko»(à f; - 3»tii..l H, StclMTf (mominirt): OuikomU - Zylberberg Sz. W. — Tnuif' '• Kanunikk — Cch K. — Rat- Piwiarnie (brasseries-débit) [Retail breweries]: Apelbaum A. - Jabloriski S. - Sisarz J. - ifiais H. — SiaotiwiM W. — Ulnal T. Waldman M. rartaftl (ttima): Bajwol S. — Prosb itlumaczen biura (pélititions et traductions) [Translator]: Kosztowniak F«ronni»u> K. i Rrohla U. siikc. Tglttletee «vrakR
A Petition from the Lagôw Jewish Community, 1859 Translated from the Polish by Peter Jassem
At the Archiwum Glôwne Akt Dawnych [AGAD] in Warsaw, the Main Archives of Historical Records, among the vast papers of the "Komisja Rzadowa Spraw Wewnetrznych i Duchownych" [K.R.S.W.i D.] collection ["The Government Commission of Internal and Religious Affairs"], the following pieces of handwritten correspondence regarding Lagôw were found. Document #2112/8693, pages 105-110.
The first letter, dated Feb. 21/ Mar. 5, 1859 [Julian/Gregorian calendar dates], is addressed to "His Excellence Chief Director and President of The Government Commission of Internal and Religious Affairs". The senders are "(Jewish) parish members of Opatôw District in Radom Gubernia" and subject of the letter is regarding "including back some of adjacent villages and towns to the Mosaic Faith [i.e. Jewish] Parish of Rakôw, for the reasons as follows".
"As long as the Rakôw Jewish Congregation has existed, the villages of Medrôw, Cisôw, Ociesçki, Napekôw, Makoszyn, Huta Nowa, Piôrkôw [these villages are all located within a 10-mile radius of Lagôw], the town of Lagôw and others have belonged to this congregation of Rakôw as far as religious activities (rites) are concerned, and we participated in them with great convenience.
These communities were separated from Rakôw Congregation by a government decree of 1843 and attached to the distant synagogue of Opatôw. The undersigned experience great inconvenience as far as observing their religious duties because according to Mosaic faith on some holidays we have to pray at graves of family members, which due to attachment to another parish we are unable to continue doing. Also the Jews from the communities listed above, located near Rakôw, have to travel far to Opatôw, which is tiresome and expensive. In addition it happens that bodies of persons deceased after long and serious illness, according to the existing regulations, are kept in place for three days, and then on very hot days have to be transported to 30 versts [-20 miles] away Opatôw, which is a great health risk of spread of dangerous disease due to decay, and sometimes holidays and Sabbath days are violated as we have to travel through Rakôw and Iwaniska against our religion, and we have to travel through uninhabited areas and forests, since due to the fear of epidemic, the local authorities of villages and towns make it hard to pass through. Previously in 1853 we sent petitions to the Radom Gubernia Authorities asking to incorporate us into the town of Rakôw's synagogue congregation, and as a result we filed required protocol declarations on Oct. 24 / Nov. 8, 1853. And now the parishioners of Jewish faith having learned that the Commission of Interior and Spiritual Affairs has refused our petition on the grounds that current status quo is required for the purpose of military conscription, although the fact is that our religious duties would not inconvenience the conscription, registration or taxation activities. For these reasons we have to beg your Magnificence General Director of the Government Commission of Interior and Spiritual affairs, as a caring authority, to look at our difficult situation as far as practicing our faith is concerned and the good of Jews living in the communities of Medrôw, Cisôw, Ociesçki, Napekôw, Makoszyn, Huta Nowa, Piôrkôw and town of Lagôw in the administrative district [powiat] Opatôw, attach them for good to Rakôw (synagogue district) in administrative district [powiat] of Sandomierz. We remain in sweet hope that our petition will be accepted. With great respect in the name all interested, [Signatures of] Herszel Sztajn, Szulim Podstolski, J... Brauman. Medrôw, Feb. 28 1859."
The Response letter:
From: K. R. S. W. i Dch. ["Komisja Rzqdowa Spraw Wewnetrznych i Duchownych"] Warszawa, 18/30 May 1859, in response to correspondence 2112/8693. To: the Jew Herszel Sztain of Medrôw, administrative district of Rakôw.
"In response to the application of Herszel Sztain filed on behalf of inhabitants of Medrôw, Cisôw, Ociesçki, Napçkôw, Makoszyn, Huta Nowa, Piôrkôw and the town of Lagôw on Feb. 28 1859 to director general of K.R.S. W.iD. regarding separation from Opatôw synagogue district and inclusion in Rakôw synagogue district being closer, the Commission declares that the Radom Gubernia Government has already declared on 16/28 January 1857 that this request cannot be met because these communities and the town of Lagôw are located in the administrative district [powiat] of Opatôw, while the town of Rakôw is located in the administrative district of Sandomierz. Inclusion of these communities in a synagogue district located in another administrative district would cause disorder in enforcing administrative, police and military regulations, and this is why when the synagogue districts were regulated in 1822 they were to be limited by the administrative district [powiat] borders." [Signatures, dated 5/21/59, 5/26/59, 5/28/59]. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 13
"Pages of Testimony" from Yad Vashem's Hall of Names
Presented below are extracts from "Pages of Testimony" for Holocaust victims born inLagôw, from Yad Vashem's Hall of Names database. Each line of data comes from one "Page of Testimony" [in Hebrew: "Daf Ed"], filled out by survivors and other family members. These extracts were transcribed and transliterated from handwritten pages in many languages, so there will be inconsistences in spelling, and there may be errors present in these transcriptions.
To obtain copies of the original "Page of Testimony" from Yad Vashem, see their web site: http://www.yadvashem.org.il/remembrance/index_remembrance.html http://www.yadvashem.org.il/remembrance/names/pot/faq.html http://www.yadvashem.org.il/how_to/index_how_to.html
For more information about this database, see the articles "Yad Vashem Mobilizes Army of Workers to Computerize Names of Holocaust Victims", by Bill Gladstone, in Avotaynu XV: 1 (Spring 1999), pp. 7-8; "Yad Vashem Opens Multimillion Names Database", by Sallyann Amdur Sack, m Avotaynu XVI: 1 (Spring 2000), p. 3-4; and "Using the Pages of Testimony Computerized Database", by Shalom Bronstein, in Avotaynu XVII:1 (Spring 2001), pp. 15-17.
Yad Vashem states that "This is only a partial report from the Pages of Testimony Collection databank, which is subject to updates, corrections and additions on a daily basis".
Thanks to Alexander Avraham, Director, Hall of Names, for providing this information to the K-R SIG.
Name Born Birth name Father Mother Spouse Place of Residence 1 Death
APELBAUM, Gitl 1922 Shmuel Khana Lagow f Treblinka APELBAUM, Hinda 1920 Shmuel Khana LI Treblinka APELBAUM, Khana 1892 KLEINMINTZ Shimon Miriam Shmuel L / Treblinka APELBAUM, Pua 1910 Shmuel Khana L f Treblinka APELBAUM, Raizel 1919 Shmuel Khana LI Treblinka APELBAUM, Shimon 1924 Shmuel Khana L | Treblinka ASCHER, Gitel Sara 1937 Aharon Ester LI- BALTMAN, 1925 Eleizer Chana LI- BALTMAN, 1929 Eleizer Chana LI- BALTMAN, 1926 Eleizer Chana LI- BALTMAN, Chana 1899 Eleizer LI- BALTMAN, Chava LIL BALTMAN, Eleizer 1897 Asher Zelig Gitel Chana LI- BALTMAN, Eliezer Asher Zelig Gitel Chava LIL BALTMAN, Reisel 1914 Laibish Ruchtcha Opatow I - BALTMAN, Yietzhak Pinchas Dora LI BALTMAN, Yiezhak Pinhas Dvora 11 BEINWOL, Bella SZPIGIEL Chaim Pesia Shmuel L1 Kielce BEINWOL, Ita Shmuel Bela L1 Majdanek BEINWOL, Szmuel SZPIGIEL Chaim Pesia Bela L1 Ostrowitz BRUMAN, Poria 1907 Brandi Zavl Lodzl CITRIN, Mendel 1880 Maier Bluma Tzira Kielce 1 Kielce DEBSKA, Sara 1921 Avraham Shmuel Chana •IL DEBSKI, Abraham Szmul 1891 ZYLBERBERG Leizer Hirsh Ester Chana LI- DEBSKI, Hane 1893 ZYLBERBERG Shlomo David Rivka LI- DEBSKI, Mendel 1913 KAHAN Avraham Shmuel Chava Toba LI- DEMBSKI, Avraham Szmue! 1893 Lozer Hersh Ester Chana L1 Poland DEMBSKI, Chana 1894 ZYLBERBERG Shlomo David Rivka Avraham Shmuel L1 Kielce DEMBSKI, Menachem Mendel 1913 Avraham Shmuel Roza LI- DEMBSKI, Moshe 1915 Avraham Shmuel Chana LI- DEMBSKI, Sheindel Yafa 1921 Avraham Shmuel Chana LIL 14 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
DEMBSKA, Carka 1889 Leizor Hersh Ester •/• DREYLICH, Noah 1916 Bayrel Razel Hinda LI- ERLICH, Mordchai 1921 Eliezer Tauba • 1 Treblinka FEFERMAN, Israel 1889 Israel Hannah Kielce 1 Treblinka 1 FEFERMAN, Israel ZLOTO Simeon Reina Gitel Kielce / Auschwicz FEFERMAN, Malka Avram Rishla LI Treblinka FRIMERMAN, Malka RECHT Chaim Mordechai Sarah Lf Treblinka FRUCHTMAN, Brandi 1885 Jacov Leah Poland I • FRUCHTMAN, Dvoyra 1896 Jacov Leah Poland I • FRUCHTMAN, Leah ZAIFMAN Jacov LI- FRUCHTMAN, Rifka 1888 Jacov Leah Poland 1 • FRUCHTMAN, Rizel 1883 Jacov Leah Poland I • FRUCHTMAN, Schmiel 1899 Jacov Leah Poland f - FRUCHTMAN, Srilke 1890 Jacov Leah LI- FRUCHTMAN, Yitta 1892 Jacov Leah Poland 1 • GOLDBERG, Josef 1915 Elihu Chaia Poland 1 • GOLDBERG, Rozia 1920 Elihu Chaia LI- GOLDGRUB, Chamel 1925 Moshe Razel LI- GOLDGRUB, Mailech losel 1900 Chaim Yitzhak Feigla Malka Staszow I Staszow GOLDGRUB, Srulich Israel 1923 Moshe Razel LI- GOLDGRUB, Toba 1920 Moshe Razel LI- GOLDGRUB, Tzivia 1906 Schlomo Toba Staszow I • GOLDHAAR, Mosche Herschl Fradl Alte Reil LI- GOLDVASER, Meir Fishel Miriam Sara LI Treblinka GOLDVASER, Rosa 1938 Fishel Miriam Sara LI Treblinka GOLDVASER, Tova 1938 Fishel Miriam Sara L I Treblinka GOLDVASER, Yocheved Fishel Miriam Sara LI Treblinka GOLDVASER, Zarke 1929 Fishel Miriam Sara LI Treblinka GOLDWASER, Miriam Sara GRINBLAT Aharon Ester Fishl LI Treblinka GOLDWASSER, Ester Fishel Miriam Sara LI Treblinka GOTLIB, Rivka SZPIGIEL Chaim Pesia Moshe LI Majdanek GOTLIB, ShlomoYosef Moshe Rivka LIL GROSSMAN, Israel Leah •1-
GROSSMAN, Israel Leah •/• GROSSMAN, Israel Leah •1- GROSSMAN, Israel 1903 Shmiel Leah LI- GROSSMAN, Nechemia Israel Leah •I- GRYNBLAT, Cyrla •1- HERSCHKOWICZ, Rachel 1897 Avraham LI Auschwitz HERSZKOWICZ, Abraham 1895 APELBAUM Chaim Chaia Leah Ruchel L1 Auschwitz HESZKOVIC, Szaul 1880 BOXENBAUM Yichiel Leah Chaia Ruchel Lodz I Auschwitz MIMMEL, Haia 1880 Israel Nota Ostrowiec 1 Ostrowiec HOFMAN, Pesl Herschl Frodl Ll- HONIGSBERG, Reizel 1907 DYSENHAUS Kielce 1 Treblinka JOZEFOWICZ, Chana 1899 KESTENBERG Israel Avram Dvora Pinchas Lodz 1 Auschwicz JUNGFER, Lea 1911 ROZNY Simcha Miriam Hodes Leon Warszawa 1 - KAC, Zelman 1894 BALGLEY Esther Blanche Paris, France 1 Auschwicz KAC, Zelmann •/• KLAJMINE, Mendel 1900 Herschel Myriam Perel Bruxelles 1 Auschwitz KLAJNMINC, Zelik 1900 NISKO Rivka LI Auschwitz KONIGSBERG, Fischel -1- KONIGSBERG, Fischel 1891 Schulim Scheindla Fessla Lille, France 1 Auschwitz LEIZOREK, Lea 1901 BALTMAN Pinhas Dvora Hillel LI Treblinka LOJZOREK, Lea 1901 Pinchas Dvoreh Hilel Lodz 1 Kielce Ghetto MANGURTEN, Leiser 1925 Gitel LI- MANGURTEN, Leon Hershel Gitel LI- MILCHMAN, Abie Melech Ber Chana Doba LI- MILCHMAN, Chaia Gitel Melech Ber Chana Doba Ll- MILCHMAN, Chana Doba BINSZWICZ Melech Ber Ll- MILCHMAN, Melech Abie Chana Doba Ll- MILCHMAN, Mendel Melech Ber Chana Doba LI- MILCHMAN, Noach Melech Ber Chana Doba LI- NAIFELD, Chana 1878 ROZEN Hershel Chaia Avraham Warsaw I Otvosk NAIFELD, Pinchas 1900 Avraham Chana Rivka Warszawa 1 Treblinka Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 15
NUSBAUM, Rivka 1934 Mordekhai Bela Marya LI- ORGANEK, Dawid 1884 Aharon Tzvi Khava Sara Chawa Lodz I Slupia Nowa ORGANEK, Herman Chaim 1893 Mendel Hilde Gitel Lodz f Poland PEREL, Ester 1902 Efraim Tzvetel L f Treblinka PIASECKY, Ruchema 1885 Maier Bluma Mordechai Leib Kielce / Kielce PILTZMACHER, Shosha Zacharia Mariam Russia (USSR) / - PILZENMACHER, Chaia Malka 1905 Moyses Bracha Ivaniska f • POERL, Yaakov 1895 Efraim Tzvetel L / Treblinka RABINOWICZ, Shlama Hana LIL RABINOWICZ, Chana ICKOWICZ Szlama LI- RABINOWICZ, Hana ICKOWICZ Shlama LI Treblinka RAPUCH, Sara Rifka 1888 PILZMACHER Zacherie Mariem Zalman Szlomo Poland 1 Skarzysko RECHT, Ita Sura 1901 ROTER Yosef Reyzl Chaim Mordechai LI- RECHT, Ita Sura 1901 ROTER Yosef Reyzl Chaim Mortchai LI- ROZEN, Avraham 1912 Itzhak Reizel LI- ROZEN, Hene 1910 Itzhak Reizel LI- ROZEN, Jicchak 1887 Hershel Chaia Reizl LI- ROZEN, Lea 1912 Moshe •/• ROZEN, Moshe 1890 Hersehl Chaia Szczecin 1 • ROZENBERG, Balci 1910 ROTI Simcha Miriam Hodes Moshe Warsaw I • RUZANI, Avraham 1908 Simcha Miriam Sarah Warsawa I • RUZANI, Mirjam 1885 ROZEN Hersh ^ Chaia Simcha Warsza I - SENDROWICZ, Regina 1901 Maier Ida Yaakov David Poland 1 • SHECHTER, Balci 1895 ROZEN Hershel Chaia Shlomo Hag/-
SPIEGEL, Berek WEINREB Sara •/• SPIGEL, Bluma Avraham Chana LI- SPIGIEL, Avraham SUGAR Shlomo Pesel Chana •/• SPIGIEL, Benjamin Avraham Chana LI- SPIGIEL, Breindl Avraham Chana LI- SPIGIEL, Chaim Avraham Chana Sugar LI- SPIGIEL, Chana SUGAR David Fay Avraham LI- SPIGIEL, Chaya Avraham Chana LI- SPIGIEL, Dora Avraham Chana LI- SPIGIEL, Leon Avraham Chana LI- SPIGIEL, Nadya Avraham Chana LI- SRAJBHAND, Szulim •1- SZPIEGEL, Regina 1908 Shmuel Bella LI Auschwitz SZPIGIEL, Beniamin Yosef Rivka Reizel LI Majdanek SZPIGIEL, Fiszel Yochanan Edla LIL SZPIGIEL, Gavriel Yochanan Adla L1 Majdanek SZPIGIEL, Israel KLEINMINTZ Yonatan Adla Hinda LI Majdanek SZPIGIEL, Rivka Reizel RECHT Aharon Dov Bela Yosef LI Majdanek SZPIGIEL, Yochanan Chaim Pesia Adla LI Majdanek SZPIGIEL, Zelda Yosef Rivka Reizel LI Majdanek TEPERMAN, Chaja Sara Yichiel Kalman Tzvi Ivansk I • TUCH, Chaja 1918 ERLICH Eliezer Tauba •IL TUCH, Helene 1913 Shraga Jona Lodz I • WAJNRYB, Symcha Feiga L1 Treblinka WAJSDORF, Chana Adel 1885 KLEINMINTZ Schlomo LI Treblinka WAJSDORF, Faigele 1913 Schlomo Chana Adel LI Treblinka WAJSDORF, Schlomo 1885 LI Treblinka WEISDORF, Hanna Pessel MANGURTEN Hershel Gittel L1 Auschwitz WIKINSKI, Moshe 1872 Chava Kielce 1 Treblinka ZIBICKI, Peril 1903 Boruch Mindel Moshe Lodz 1 Lodz ZILBERBERG, Alter 1905 GOLDBERG Chaya Sarah Lodz 1 Lodz ZILBERBERG, Baruch 1872 PLOWCKI Pinia Leib Shprintse Mendel Lodz I Lodz ZILBERBERG, Baruch 1869 PLYOCKI Mindel Lodz 1 • ZILBERBERG, Frida 1892 Yichiel Alter Lodz 1 • ZILBERBERG, Jchil Alter 1902 Boruch Mindel Freda Lodz I Lodz ZILBERBERG, Lipa 1923 Boruch Mindel Lodz 1 Lodz ZILBERBERG, Mendel 1918 Hertzl Miriam Lodz I Lodz ZILBERBERG, Mosze ' 1920 Boruch Mindel Lodz 1 Lodz ZILBERBERG, Ysrael Meer 1912 Boruch Mindel Chava Lodz | Lodz Camp ZIPINE, Marie •1- 16 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
Lagôw Vital Records
No vital records specifically for Lagôw have survived - they were all presumably destroyed when the Germans bombed the Lagôw town hall during WWII. However, there are birth, marriage and death registrations for some Jewish residents of Lagôw in the mid-19th-century Jewish civil registers of the nearby town of Opatôw. When the Lagôw Jewish community was small, they apparently registered their vital events in Opatôw. But it is not yet clear if these are all of the registrations for Lagôw - At some point Lagôw presumably had its own Jewish civil registers, after it began growing in the 1860s. More investigation into the Jewish civil registers of Opatôw is needed to determine when Lagôw began its own register.
Microfilms of the Jewish civil register of Opatôw are available for 1831-1884, on 7 LDS microfilms: #809,163-165 and #1,808,844-847. Extracts of some of these records have been published in the Kielce- Radom SIG Journal: The Opatôw marriages for 1855-1862 appeared in 1:4 (Autumn 1997), pages 41-52.
Lagôw registrations in the Opatôw Jewish civil registers: Births: 1855: #24 FRYMERMAN, #25 BLUSZTEJN, #26 PERELMAN, #39 SZPIGIEL, #41 PERL, #42 ROTSZTEIN, #64 PEREL, #65 ROZENFELD. Marriages: 1855, 1856: None. 1857: 2: # 1 RAJCHCAJG, #2 FRYMERMAN 1858: 6: #16 TRAJSTER, #29 SILBERBERG, #30 WEISDORF, #30 UNROT, #44 PEREL, #44 SZPIGIEL 1859: 6: #9 KATZ, #22 KOTLARZ, #45 SZNAJDER, #45 KATZ, #46 SZTARK, #46 WEINSZTOK 1860: 2: #2 MENDEL, #2 ROTBURG 1861: 4: #19 PERLA, #19 MERELBAUM, #32 TAJECHMAN, #39 ROTSZTEIN 1862: 6: #2 WIKINSKI, #12 SILBERBERG, #33 GRYNSZPAN, #34 SZPIGIEL, #50 FRÛMENMAN, #53 SZPIGIEL 1863: 1: #10MILSCHMAN
References to Lagôw Jewish residents in other towns' vital records (other than Opatôw): - Bogoria 1857 M #1: Sima PFEFERMAN, @19, son of Aba (dec.) & Dobra - Bogoria 1858 M #5: Ester EJZENBERG, @18, dau of Majer (dec.) & Ciejwa - Bogoria 1858 M #10: Mosk TAJCHMAN, @20, son of Mejlich & Gitla, of wies Lagowice - Bogoria 1859 M #1 : Lejb SILBERBERG, @18, son of Mendl & Szandl (dec.) - Bogoria 1859 B #11 : Abram PFEFERMAN, son of Sima @25 & Fajga z NACHTYGIEL @24 - Checiny 1842 M #42: Fraydla FEFER, @21?, dau of Abus (dec.) & Dobra - Checiny 1860 M #17: Haja RAYCHCZAYG?, @19, dau of Michal & Szprinca - Checiny 1882 M #1 : Nachman Ber MANELA, @21, son of Boruch & Haia [RAYCHSZAJG] - Klimontôw 1827 M #2: Jakier ROTBERK, @21, son of Lewek Joskowicz & Haia - Klimontôw 1850 M #8: Cypa PERELMAN, @19, dau of Jankiel & Tauba - Chmielnik 1877 M #35: Ajdla Chawa RECHTMAN, @20, dau of Wolf & Gena REMBESZEWSKI - Chmielnik 1881 M #56: Gerszel SZTIEL, @19, son of Moszek & Liba DRUCAN - Daleszyce 1862 B #22: Michel SZPERLING, son of Jankiel @28 & Elka BRAUMAN @28 - Daleszyce 1862 M #3: Major ORGANEK, @19, son of Dobra
Landsmanshaftn: There are two known landsmanshaft organizations for Lagow: -Toronto: "Lagover Mutual Benefit Society". Founded 1931. Last known address: 501 Briar Hill Ave., Toronto, M5N 1M8. (416) 485-1778.
Lagover Mutual Benefit Society - 25th Anniversary photos Toronto, 1956 Photo courtesy of Sy Baltman, Photo captions transcribed by Sid Orfus 7 horizontal rows, starting from the top, left to right
1 M Katz (Trustee), J Winemaker (Rec Sec), M Greenspan (Fin Sec ), S Shugar (ex Près ), S Persiko (Près ), J Ross (Vice Près), N Stern (ex Près ), J Troster (Treasurer), J Silverberg (Ch Bd of Directors), Louis Spegel (Trustee) 2 Jacob Klein, I B Klein (Audit Com ), N Hershenhorn (Executive), A Applebaum (Chanty & Relief Com ), M Siegelbaum (Inner Guard), P Greenbaum (ex Près ), M Mandel (Ch Calender), M Greenbaum (Exec Board), H Applebaum (Audit Com), Ch Troster (Charity & Relief Com), I Gotheb (Exec Board), L Onrot(Exec Board) 3 M Silverberg, S Baker (Exec Board), N Applebaum, S Mandel, 0 Starkman, H Pearl (Audit Com ), A Weinstock (Exec Board), Max Freedman (Exec Board), S Mandorf(Exec Board), S Pearl (Exec Board), S Pearl, M Katz 4 J B Weisman, P H Freedman, A Freedman, I Freedman, B Wislesky, K Wislesky, A Wislesky, H Baltman, M Baltman, J Baltman, J Perlman, J Hersh 5 B Gotheb, J Pearl, M Weisbrod, S Weisberg, B Freedman, L Sherman, L Laufer, M Werner, ] Klein, J Chelsky, L Myers, B Besser 6 H Kremnitzer, M Silver, H Nash, A Wolgelenter, H Rosenfield, D Dombrofsky, A Mandel, H Price, V Kleiner, J Alter 7 J Fruitman, S Sheps, B Baum, H Silverberg, M Chmielnicki, Ben Lerech, S Bemholtz 18 Kielce-RadomS1G Journal Volumeigi,Number3 Summer2001
Lagower Landsmanshaft in Chicago
From Bridges to an American Society: A Guide to Chicago's Landsmanshaftn 1870-1990, by Sidney Sorkin (Peter Lang, 1993), pages 207-208:
Lagower Aid Society (Poland). Founded 1934. Incorporated January 7,1935. Lagower Aid Society Cemetery Association. Incorporated August 16, 1935 Cemetery: Menorah Gardens; Sexton, Lebovitz & Co., Inc. References: American Jewish Congress Yearbook 1939; Piser Guide; Hyman L. Meites, History of the Jews in Chicago (Chicago JHS, 1990); Landsmanshaften Questionnaire.
The Lagower Aid Society was organized in 1931, officially founded in 1934 and incorporated in 1935. Seven months later, on August 16,1935, the Cemetery Association was chartered.
A meeting was held on the first Sunday in August 1980, in the Workmen's Circle Vladick Center, at 6500 North California Avenue, and it was a modified version of a picnic, merely held indoors. One of the featured guests of the party was Mr. Joseph Roter, who was the first president and now a resident of Israel. He was the guest of honor. It was almost like a family reunion. Some of the information garnered at that time follows:
The Society does not support its landsmen in Israel, only direct support to Israel. They had their last banquet on November 18, 1981, in Chicago. There is a large group a Lagower landsleit in Toronto, Canada. A large part of their current membership consists of children of the original immigrant members. These children are now 40, 50, and 60 years old. They also had other forms of fund-raisers such as an annual fish boil at the Sovereign Hotel. Their meetings were held at the Workmen's Circle building until it was sold. They have moved their meeting place to "What's Cooking", a restaurant in the Lincoln Village Plaza, Chicago.
Joseph Zemel, A. Goldzweig, Nathan Klein, Philip Cooper and Sol Roter were men who signed the incorporation papers. Sam Roter, Nathan Klein, Joseph Roter, Morris Shabelman, Sol Roter and Philip Cooper were the men who organized the Cemetery Association.
Mollie Silver, Haskel Roter and Annie Klein completed the Landsmanshaft Questionnaire September 6, 1981. While they were discussing the verein [organization], it became apparent that the members were almost like a family. This town, which is in the province of Radom, near Warsaw, was like one big extended family. The original purpose of the verein was to help landsleit, especially during the 20 years between the two World Wars. Most of the members came to America after WW1, and thus were directly acquainted with the conditions over there.
By 1940 the Lagower Aid Society had been dissolved by the state, but still continued to function. Al Hirsch, who was one of the organizers, was not listed on the charter.
Yossel Roter was the first president of the Society, and attended the meeting in 1981 over which his son, Haskel Roter, presided. The elder Mr. Roter was 98 years old at the time. The other officers at the meeting were Helen Diner, vice-president, Joseph Spiegel, recording secretary, and Jack Baumgartner, treasurer.
At its peak its membership reached 60 but its current membership is approximately 20. Only 18 attended the meeting in September of 1981. Originally, the dues were $5.00 per year. They are now $10.00. The verein has never issued a monthly bulletin or had a yearly adbook. It still holds monthly meetings but does not hold executive meetings. There were annual picnics until about 1970. Special anniversaries were celebrated at the annual meetings. Sometimes holidays such as Purim and Chanukah were celebrated. One important function, the fund for the needy, is still operative. The sick committee still makes visits and reports.
The organization faces a common problem with its cemetery. One third of the lots have not been sold and for a large portion of those sold, wither empty or occupied, payment for their upkeep is not forthcoming. Summer 2001 Kieke-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 19
A Visit to Lagow - May 14,1996 Jerome Hershman
My father grew up in Lagow. My mother was We met another woman, Mary Olendrova, age born there but left it when she was only 4 years 82, widowed and lonely because her daughter died old. Although my father hated it and told me little at age nine. She asked us to come to her house on about it, other than that it was poor, I was always the west side of the town past some poor houses. curious about what it looked like and what life Another man led us there, opened the locked gate there was like before 1920 when he came to by climbing over it. The house was a farmhouse, Chicago to join his older sister, Rose. When I was quite run down, and she offered us tea. She said invited to a medical meeting in Warsaw, I decided that she went to school with Jews and that I would visit Lagow. I engaged a guide, Darius everyone got along fine. Kuzniar, an ambitious young man who was an excellent translator and guide. He showed me and In the afternoon, we met with the village my younger cousin, Robert, around Krakôw. We priest who has been there only one year. He was also visited Auschwitz, where I tried without proud of the new construction on the parish success to look up family members, because all church. He assured us that all of the records were but one of my father's large family who remained destroyed during the war and showed us the in Poland were killed in the Holocaust. church records which had only a few pages that had been reconstructed to describe the initial We drove northwest from Krakôw on E7, then events of the church history, and were written in took E23 around the west end of Kielce, then east the 50's or later. about 30 minutes to Lagow. In contrast with the richer farming communitites we passed north of Though Mary we met Jerry Kowalik, whose Krakôw, the farms around Lagow looked poor. uncle was named a righteous gentile in Israel. He The town square is rectangular with a large saved a wealthy family named Fefferman and was Catholic church on the north end with a new given some of their property after the war. cupola on it and a small scraggly park near the Kowalik's children had moved to Australia. middle of the square. There are old one-story stores around the square, poor shops on the east, After lunch at a roadside café outside of town, very little merchandise, and almost no commercial we looked for the Jewish cemetery, now a grove activity. of poplar trees with some refuse near it. There were no tombstones, and we could not find the We went to the town hall, up a flight of stairs plaque commemorating it that my cousin had seen over some shops, and met the Assistant Mayor in an earlier visit. Jerry Kowalik told us that the and three clerks. They told us that all of the tombstones were removed in 1946 by records were destroyed by the Nazis during the "communists" who took them to another town for occupation of the town, a consistent story we construction material. heard later. Although I assured them that 1 was not there to reclaim property, they were not In June, 1942, Lagow was surrounded by convinced of this. Why would I come there? I Nazis. Jews were herded into a central area, and learned nothing about my relatives or about the a ghetto with over 2000 people was set up that town during the first part of the century. included Jews from neighboring towns. Survival was barely possible. At night, enterprising Jews A woman in the square in her 60's said she could sneak out of the ghetto, go to neighboring know a Yankele, my grandfather's name, and that farm to barter for food. On October 7, the Jews he had three daughters, but this Yankele's surname were marched to Kielce, then transported to was Cooperman, not Hershman. My grandfather Treblinka where they were killed. Lagow was on had two daughters and three sons. Yankele the war's front, and the townspeople abandoned it Cooperman organized resistance against the Nazis because there was heavy shelling. When they and was shot. returned, the Germans were gone. The synagogue 20 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 had been damaged by the shelling, and years later My diary contains this impression of Lagow: fell apart. All of the records were destroyed by "All of the Jewish presence is gone, wiped out by the Germans. the Nazis and the Poles. It is a poor village, little to do, poor economy. Drunkenness prevails. Later in the afternoon, I decided to video the There are many nice Poles in it, but their concern buildings around the square, including the small with Jewish visitors is that the Jews will reclaim wooden building at the corner of Iwaniska street their houses on the square. The memory of the that was built on the site of the synagogue. On Jews is fading rapidly. Still I think there was not this south part of the square, there were two any future for Jews in Lagow." taverns and drunken men emerged. When two of them made threatening gestures, I decided it was Going there gave me the idea of the time to leave quickly. We had overstayed our geography, but the absence now of a bustling welcome. lively community of Jews makes the present situation an inauthentic copy of old Lagow. Since In Krakôw the next day I found a book written the war, without its Jews, Lagow has not in 1992 by Adam Penkalla, which had brief redeveloped. As my father said, it was a place to summaries of the shtetl demography, including a leave and never to return. page on Lagow. In 1787,9 Jews lived with Polish Catholics. In 1827, Lagow had 60 Jews, 4.5% of Dr. Jerome Hershman is an Endocrbiologist, the population. In 1921, there were 1,269 Jews, Professor of Medicine at UCLA, and does 50% of the population, and in 1939, there were research on thyroid cancer. He has been 1,400 Jews. Today Lagow has a population of President of the American Thyroid Association, 1,617 people. It has never been repopulated after and Editor of the journal Thyroid. He lives in its Jewish population was wiped out by the Nazis. Sherman Oaks, Calif the father of three sons. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 21
Lagow's Jewish Cemetery
Survey Report by the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad:
USComm. no. POCE000290 < http://www.preservationcommission.org/plrep.html > Lagôw is located in Kielce province. Cemetery location: agricultural location between road for Kielce and Pucki. The town is 37 km from Kielce. Present town population is 1,000-5,000; no Jews. Town official: Wojt. Gminy Lagôw, 27-430 Lagôw, Kole Staszowa, ul. Rynek 52, tel. 41. Local authority: Wojewodzki Konserwator Zabytkow, ul. IX Wiekow Kielc 3, Kielce, tel. 45634. The earliest known Jewish community in town was in 1878. Jewish population in 1929 was 1,269 (50.2%). The Jewish cemetery was established in 1867; last burial in 1942. Cemetery location: rural (agricultural), on flat land, isolated. No sign or marker. It is reached by turning directly off a public road and is open to all. No wall or gate. The size of the cemetery before WWII was possibly approx. 10.5 hectares; now it is 0.5 hectares. There are no gravestones, structures, or mass graves in the cemetery. Present owner of the cemetery property is the municipality. It is used as a Jewish cemetery only. Properties adjacent to the cemetery are agricultural. The cemetery boundaries are smaller than in 1939 due to agriculture. The cemetery is rarely visited by private visitors. The cemetery was vandalized during WWII, but not in the last 10 years. There has been no maintenance or care. Security, erosion, and pollution are moderate threats to the cemetery. The site was visited by and this survey was completed by Dr. Adam Penkalla.
Miscellaneous records with references to Lagowers:
1992 Mormon IGI (International Genealogical Index): - RAJCHCAJG, Majer, born 6 Feb 1903, Lagow - ROZEN, Jacheta, born 6 Mar 1915, Lagow These names were purged from the IGI in 1995. The data likely came from either: • Lijst van Nederlandeejooden die gestorven zijn gedurende de tweede wereld oorlog [List of Dutch Jews, prisoners and missing people that have died in concentration kamps during WWII]. (Netherlands Ministry of Justice, 1949-1950). [LDS FHL: Europe Q 949.2 V23n. Also on microfilm: #1045357, 1181856, 1183644]. • Le Memorial de la Deportation des Juifs de France [Memorial to the Jews Deported from France], Serge (Paris: Klarsfeld, 1978) [LDS FHL: 944 F2k. Index on microfiche 6306697].
JewishGen Holocaust Global Registry: < http://www.jewishgen.org/registry > Searching for: - Yaakov CHALUPNIK, son of Yisroel & Chava [ORGANIK], born in Lagow, last seen in 1942. - Laya MANGURTEN, daughter of Herschel Zvi & Gitel Niguss , born 28 April 1908 in Lagow, mother of Morris G. Dyner
Voters in Russian Duma Elections, 1906-1912: - Surnames of voters from Opatôw district can be found in Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, 1:1, pp. 17-23.
Passport at the Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw: - Majer FEFERMAN, born Lagow 1911, lived in Warsaw, made aliyah to Palestine in the 1930s. 22 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
Miscellaneous References to the Lagôw Jewish Community
Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period. Series editor: Yehuda Bauer. (Jerusalem: Hebrew University and Yad Vashem, 1970- ). Yad Vashem Archival Material, Part 2, Volume IV, 1977. Page 194: Collection 0-3/2973 and 0-3/2977 contain material about Lagôw: prewar, aid by non-Jews, Polish collaborators, deportations, Judenrat, Polish police, resistance. Yad Vashem Archival Material, Part 3, Volume V, 1979. Page 258: Collection JUS ("Jiidische Unterstutzungsstelle fur das General Government" = "Jewish Welfare in the General Government, 1940-1943"), contains material about Lagôw under 0-21/16,19. The original material is at the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw, with microfilm copies at Yad Vashem.
Wiesenthal, Simon. Every Day Remembrance Day: A Chronicle of Jewish Martyrdom. (New York: Henry Holy & Co., 1986). 320 pages. Lagôw is mentioned on page 226: (October 7, 1942: deportation of 2,000 Jews to Treblinka).
Kugelmass, Jack and Jonathan Boyarin. From a Ruined Garden: The Memorial Books of Polish Jewry. Second edition. (Indiana University Press, 1998). 353 pages. Very brief mention of Lagov on page 223, in the Yizkor Book of Kurôw.
Schepansky, Israel. Luach ha-Shoah shel Yehudot Polin [Holocaust Calendar of Polish Jewry]. (New York, 1974), page 52. (In Hebrew). States that there were 1,500 Jews in Lagôw before the war - No further information.
Kagan, Berl. Hebrew Subscription Lists. [Sefer haprenumerantn]. (New York: Ktav, 1975). 384 pages. {Contains names of towns whose residents subscribed to Hebrew-language books}. See entry #4182 for Lagôw, page 143: - 1 reference in UXH VW Ezor HaTzvi, by Abram Jelen (Warszawa, 1905). - 7 references in '7p>7X >!£> Peri Tzadik, IV, by Zadok HaKohen (Lublin, 1901-1934).
Chamber of the Holocaust. There is a memorial plaque for Lagôw at this museum/memorial on Mount Zion in Jerusalem. < http://www.mznet.org/chamber >.
Maps: Lagôw is located at 50°47'N 2 l°05'E, in south-central Poland. Several good detailed maps of the area around Lagôw are available, including: - ME200 Series (Middle European Maps, Scale 1:200,000, circa 1910-1937): Map39°51°Radom. - ME300 Series (Middle European Maps, Scale 1:300,000, pre-1937): MapR51Kielce. - ME75 Series (Austrian Imperial Military Archives, Scale 1:75,000, dated 1914) Map #3666 Lagôw. Zone 2, Kol. XXIV. [See page 10 of this issue]. {These maps are available from: Genealogy Unlimited, Inc., http://www.genealogyunlimited.com/}. - U.S. Army Map Service. M751 Poland. Scale 1:50,000. LDS FHL #6,001,046. 116 microfiche. Lagôw is on Sheet 3219 I (Lagôw), fiche #66. - Mapa Szczegôfowa, Wojskowy Institut Geograficzny, 1932. Scale 1:25,000. Lagôw is on Sheet 4532 H. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 23
• "Martyrologia, walka i zaglada ludnosci Zydowski w Dystrykcie Radomski podczas okupacji hiterowskie" [The Martyrdom, Resistance and Destruction of the Jewish Population of Radom District During the German Occupation]. By A. Rutkowski. In Biuletyn Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego w Polsce (BZIH) [Bulletin of the Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw], #15-16 (1955), pp. 75-182. Specific mentions of Lagôw on pages 86, 93, etc., as well as statistics in Table XIII on page 164.
• "Stowarzyszenia Zydowskie w Wojewôdztwie Kielceckim (1918-1939)" [Jewish Organizations in Kielce Province (1918-1939)]. By Maria Kaczmarkiewicz. In BZIH, #169-171 (1994), pp. 55-84. [See pages 25-28 of this issue for English translation]. Appendex I lists three Jewish organizations in Lagow: - #13: Stowarzyszenie dla Szerzenia Oswiaty pn. "Kultura". [Organization for the spread of knowledge and culture] Registered 18 III 1920 - #121 : Biblioteka Zydowska im. I.L. Pereca. [Jewish library, Itzhak Leib Peretz] Registered 18 VII 1926 LBP 170/2/1; Liquidated 9 VI 1932 BP 6019/1/31/L - #338: Stowarzysznie Dobroczynnosci "Gemilus Chesed". [Charitable organization - interest-free load fund] Registered 25 IV 1938. SPS 2/34/38
• Akta dotyczqce Zydôw w radomskim Archiwum Paristwowym (1815-1950) [Documents concerning Jews in the State Archives in Radom (1815-1950)], compiled by Adam Penkalla. (Warszawa, 1998). Lagôw is mentioned on pages 22,23, 25, 28 and 30, in the description of the "Rzad Gubernialny Radomski" [Radom Gubernia Administration] files. {This inventory was translated into English in Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, V:2, pp. 19-25}.
• Burchard, Przemysiaw. Pamiqtki i Zabytki Kultury Zydowskiej w Polsce [Relics and Monuments of Jewish Culture in Poland]. (Warszawa, 1990), page 140: "Lagôw - The cemetery located at a field outside the locality, on the right side of the road to Kielce (via Pucki). Date of the cemetery establishment is unknown, on all territory poplar trees were planted, cemetery is destroyed, there are no visible traces left." - (Translated from the Polish by Alexander Sharon).
• Files in the Jewish Historical Institute's Archives in Warsaw indicate that there were about 1,400 Jews in Lagôw on the eve of the war. As of 1 January 1942, the Lagôw Judenrat reported a Jewish population of 1,985, including refugees from Vienna, Lodz, Kielce, Radom, Aleksandrow and smaller villages in the region. The Judenrat sought and received limited assistance for these refugees from the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee [AJDC] until the US entry into the war, and then indirectly from the Joint through the Jewish Self-Help Association [ZSS]. [See AJDC t. Nr. 124, t. Nr. 173; JUS t. Nr. 269; opd. G.R.N. w Lagowie].
• The JewishGen Family Finder (JGFF) < http://www.jewishgen.org > lists 20 Jewish genealogists with an interest in Lagôw. 24 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001
Surname Variation in early 19th century Olkusz by Robert Heyman
It is well known that there were numerous Jewish surname changes in the Kielce gubernia in the early 1820s. Some are clear; some are a bit subtler. If this weren't confusing enough, I would like to present here an argument that surname variations occurred prior to the beginning of civil record keeping in 1810.
A ggggg-aunt of mine in Olkusz was named Ewa EICHENWALD. She married Moyzesz SZTERNER. Moyzesz appears in the whole span of Olkusz Jewish vital records, from the birth of a daughter Sara in 1810, to his death in 1870. Akt #81 in the 1817 births [see the 1810-1825 Olkusz Jewish birth extracts in Kielce-RadomSIG Journal, 1:2 (Spring 1997), pages 40-44] records the birth of a son Herszl Dawid to Moyzesz and Ewa. Moyzesz's surname here was originally listed as SZTATLER, but it was crossed out, and SZTERNER written in its place. Ordinarily, I would just regard this as a simple error - such errors occur all too frequently.
However, Akt #163 in the 1819 births records the birth of a daughter Mindla to Moyzesz and Ewa, however the surname is listed as SZTATLER, rather than SZTERNER. This time the surname was not crossed out. Clearly this was another error. But the same error occurring twice made me a little suspicious. I decided to investigate further.
Akt #8 in the 1870 deaths records the death of Moyzesz SZTERNER, and lists his parents as Wolf and Mindla. SZTATLER was quite a large family in Olkusz, and the patriarch happened to be named Wolf. I researched further what I knew about Wolf and Mindla.
Akt #83 in the 1818 deaths [see the 1810-1825 Olkusz Jewish marriage and death extracts in the Kielce-Radom SIG Journal, V: 1 (Winter 2001), pages 62-67] records the death of Mindla bat Szmul, wife of Wolf SZTATLER. This fits with Moyzesz naming his first daughter born after this event Mindla. Additionally, Moyzesz named a son Szmul, whose death is recorded as 1822 death Akt #89, at the age of 15.
We further find in Akt #143 of the 1821 marriages, that Wolf SZTATLER of Bedzin married a second time, and his first wife is identified as Mindla bat Szmul. Wolfs parents were identified as Dawid and Frymet. We have already noted Moyzesz naming a child Dawid. There is no evidence of Moyzesz having a daughter named Frymet. However, it is definite that the first child or children were born before civil record keeping began in 1810, so some children's births will not be in the civil records.
We note that Akt #8 in the 1843 deaths records the death of Wolf SZTATLER, and search for descendants of Moyzesz named Wolf.
Moyzesz's last son was born in 1829, and he did not name any of his sons Wolf. The records identify ten children of Moyzesz and Ewa. Five died young. One more married and moved out of town, and I do not have any further records of that child. However, the remaining four married, and had children in Olkusz. All of these four individuals named their first son born after 1843 (the death of Wolf SZTATLER) Wolf.
Bare extracts were unlikely to have uncovered these clues. The lesson here is that sometimes it is necessary to go beyond the extracts and actually construct the family.
This completed my research into the clues of the identity of Moyzesz SZTERNER's father. 1 leave it for readers to draw their own conclusion, but it is my contention that a father-son relationship existed between Wolf SZTATLER and Moyzesz SZTERNER. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 25
Jewish Organizations in Kielce Province (1918-1939) by Maria Kaczmarkiewicz
"Stowarzyszenia Zydowskie w Wojewôdztwie Kieleckim (1918-1939)" An article from Biuletyn Zydowskiego Instytutu Historycznego BZIHNo. #169-171 (1994), pages 55-84 Translated from the Polish by Gwido Zlatkes
In the years 1922-1932, various forms of associations and unions.5 This applied to the social activity in the Kielce wojewôdztwa national minorities as well because "every citizen [voivodship = province] grew rapidly, including has the right to preserve his nationality and Jewish organizations. Ten Jewish associations cultivate his language and national character."6 existed before 1918. Among the oldest in the 20th century was the Jewish Music Society in Dabrowa The rights aquired on the basis of the Gôrnicza, chartered by the authorities on February constitution influenced the growth of social 17,1900.' In Kielce, two charity associations had activity, and prompted the creation of institutions charters. One of them was the Association for that acquired legal status. According to article Poor Sick Jews, "Linas Hacedek", registered by 110 of the Constitution, Polish citizens who the Russian authorities on April 29,1914; another belonged to national, religious or linguistic was the Association for Providing Care to Poor minorities also had "an equal right with other Jews "Machrykaj Hades" chartered on September citizens to establish, supervise and control, at 13, 1918, number 218.2 There also were: the their own expense, charitable, religious and social Association for Providing Care to Poor Jews institutions, as well as schools and other "Hachnusas-Orchim" in Czestochowa (chartered educational institutions." 7 on January 12, 1911), the Association "Linas 3 Hacedek" in Radom (chartered on April 7,1910) The Jewish population took a great interest the Jewish Gymnastic and' Sport Association in culture, education, religion and social life, "Hakoakh" in Bedzin (chartered on May 7,1914, regardless of the political and social situation in no. 692) and the Town Library Jewish Association Poland. Jews created many social organizations, "Najmôd Kochimuch" in Busko (chartered on which gathered people of different political and December 10, 1917).4 social views. Many forms of activity were also present in Kielce voivodship8 inhabited by 9.1% 9 After Poland regained independence, the of the population of Poland. This voivodship was economic and social situation significantly among the largest in Poland in terms of territory, improved. This is particularly evident after 1921, and included 16 powiaty (districts). Seven of when both the Polish population and the them formerly belonged to Kielce gubernia minorities could maintain rich social and cultural (province): Jedrzejôw, Kielce, Miechôw, Olkusz, life in Poland. These rights were confirmed in the Piriczôw, Stopnica and Wloszczowa; another Constitution of the Polish Republic of March 17, seven to the former Radom gubernia: Hza, 1921. Its article 108 stated that all citizens had Konskie, Kozienice, Opatôw, Opoczno, Radom the right to unite and assemble, and to create
5 Komtytucja RP, Warszawa, March 17, 1921. See Konstytucja Marcowa, edited by Andrzej Burda, 1 AP Kielce [Archiwum Paristwowe w Kielcach = (Lublin: Wydawn. Lubelskie, 1983), p. 78. State Archives in Kielce], UWK [Urzqd Wojewôdzki Kielecki = Kielce Voivoidship Office], I, sygn 3582. 6 Ibid. [Editor's note: The UWK is a large collection (236 7 Ibid linear meters), described on pages 68-70 of the Kielce Archive's 1993 catalog. (See the Kielce-Radom SIG 8 This essay discusses the activities of social and Journal IV:4, pp. 9-20).- WB]. cultural organization in the Kielce voivodship. 2 Ibid. 9 Jozef Grzywna, Polski i zydowski ruch ôswiatowo-
3 kulturalny w srodowisku robotniczym wojewôdztwa Ibid. kieleckiego 1918-1939, (Kielce: Wyzsza Szkola 4 Ibid. Pedagogiczna im. Jana Kochanowskiego, 1991), p. 5. 26 Kieke-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 and Sandomierz; and two from the former schools and spread education and proper Piotrkôw gubernicr. Bedzin and Czestochowa.10 upbringing, including religion, vocations and sports.13 The statistics in the accompanying chart The 1920s and 1930s brought a rapid testify to these activities. development of many associasions and unions. Cultural-educational associations spread Jewish Out of 217 Jewish associations chartered in culture and helped in developing various cultural 1921-1928 in Kielce voivodship, 44.7% were and educational institutions." These associations charitable associations, 23.96% cultural- were entitled to "create institutions for artistic, educational, and 11.05% were sports-related. cultural and educational purposes, such as Charitable organizations were often created in libraries, theaters, publishers, museums of arts and small towns and villages, where a large majority science, exemplary institutions for educational of Jews lived in poverty.14 purposes, etc." 12
List of Jewish associations chartered by the authorities of general administration in Kielce voivodship, 1920-1928 Character of 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 Total associations Cultural-Educational - 2 2 6 5 3 14 8 11 51 Social - 2 1 - - - - 2 - 5 Charitable - 9 9 6 4 9 4 36 20 97 Sport - - 2 3 3 6 3 5 2 24 Professional - 6 1 2 1 4 1 2 - 17 Economic and Credit - 5 4 4 4 - 3 2 - 22 Total: - 24 19 21 17 22 25 55 33 217 Source, AP Kielce, UWK1, syng. 3052
A large number of charitable organizations, In the subsequent years the number of whose purpose was constant help to the poorest organizations chartered greatly increased, Jews, was established in the Kielce voivodship in especially in the years 1929-1932. But in the later the 1920s. They have various characteristics and period only a few new associations were goals. Their statutes included helping people in chartered. Some of the existing organizations difficult situations. Among the most useful and either suspended their activities or dissolved best developed with a large membership were the altogether.15 charity associations named Unas HaCedek, Gemilus Chesed, Bikar Cholim, and others. In general, almost all localities in Kielce voivodship had at least one association. Jewish Educational associations also played a great associations were most numerous in the city of role. Their goal was to promote and build Jewish Kielce (28 different organizations, i.e. 8.0%), Radom with 24 organizations (6.9%), Czestochowa - 20 (5.7%), Sosnowiec - 19 10 Ibid, page 5. [Editor's note: See map on next page. (5.5%), Bedzin - 16 (4.5%). Smaller population In 1927, a new district, Zawiercie, was formed from part of Bedzin district. In April 1939, Koriskie and Opoczno districts were transferred from Kielce 13 Statut 2ydowskiego Stowarzyszenia "Zjednoczenie province to Lôdz province. - WE]. SzkôlÉydowskich w Polsce", Warszawa 1930, AP Kielce, UWK I call 3170; comp. Statut Towarzystwa " See Statut Êydowskiego Stowarzyszenia "Kultur- SzkôlZydowskich w Sosnowcu, AP Kielce, UWK I, Liga w Polsce ", Warsaw 1926, The State Archive in call 3169. Kielce, The Kielce Voivodship Office I (henceforth AP Kielce, UWK I), call number 3166, art. 3. 14 See Appendix 1. n Ibid, art. 4. 15 See Appendix 1. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 27 centers had much smaller numbers of To sum up this data, we must note that the organizations. activity of these associations had a great impact on the life of the population. They enabled the The greatest number among the chartered Jews to meet their needs and brought large-scale associations were charitable (48.2%), cultural- help. The economic crisis of 1929-1933, with its educational (23.4%) artisan (9.5%) and sport large unemployment and the lack of financing (9.24%).16 caused by the general political situation, prevented the growth of charitable, workers', Comparing the numbers for 1921 -1928 with sports, and cultural-educational organizations. those for 1920-1939, we see that the number of Many of them had to limit or suspend their charitable organizations increased whereas the activities. These associations greatly contributed number of cultural-educational and sports in the development of the intellectual, cultural, decreased. and public life of their localities.
Association and unions brought together the Jewish population in 94 localities in Kielce voivodship.17 In particular years their number Appendix 1: varied, and to a large extent it depended on local needs. These forms of officially registered Chronological list of Jewish Organizations activity looked as follows: in Kielce Province in the years 1918-1939 [This table, not reproduced here, occupies pages Number of Associations 59-80 of the original Polish article. For each organization, the table lists number, locality name, Year Removed from full name of organization, date of registration, Registered the registry date of re-registration (which is filled in only for the first nine organizations, which were originally 1920 16 _ registered before 1918), and date of liquidation 1921 15 - (which is filled in for only a small percentage of 1922 23 organizations). Each date is followed by a 1923 21 document reference number]. 1924 16 • 2 1925 17 1926 22 1 1927 46 1928 30 - 1929 26 1 1930 23 2 1936 10 3 1 V » K. «Ti "V" Onaiéw S 1937 11 9 • afj/orto.ra^.^ > o /\ ® / O ,.A 1938 8 11 *v ^ _'")' I O ,(. v' Swidomicrz v 1939 2 - Y"' ~ J x j Jçdrwjàw \ \ f TOTAL 346 34 \ Zawierae \ *f ,'Q \ Husk» \ y 1 0 \ j ^Ptàczà^Ç \ %f , /*\/ ( Mieciww\ \ J? Source: AP Kielce, UWK I, syng. 3582,647-650,652- WçJiçdzînl Olkusz \ ° i "V^** 653; SPK [Starastwo Powiatowe Kieleckie], syng. 461, 469, 505, 508 ff. Kielce wojewôdztwa, 1927-1939 16 See Appendix 2. "Ibid 28 Kieke-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 Appendix 2 Table of Jewish Organizations Registered in Kielce Province 1918-1939 Key to types of organizations: A = musical, B = cultural, C = charitable, D = educational, E = sports, F = artisans, G = scouting, H = other. Town ABCDEFGH Total Opoczno - - 1 - 2 1 - - 5 Osiek - - 1 - - . - - ] Bedzin 2 8 2 2- 16 Ostrowiec - 1 i 1 1 2 - 1 9 Bialogon 1 Ozarôw • - 1 - 1 - - 2 Bodzentyn 1 - - 1 Pacanôw - 2 Busko - 3 1 - - - - 1 Pilirn - 1 1 •3 r uiLd z. J Charsznica - - 1 1 Piriczôw > _ - 1 4 Checiny - 1 2 3 Polaniec - 1 ] - - 2 Chmielnik - 2 3 5 Proszowice 2 Ciepielôw - 1 1 Przedbôrz - 1 - 1 1 4 Czeladz - 1 2 - - 1 - - 4 Przyrôw - - - - - 1 Czestochowa - 18 3 2 4-2 20 Przysucha - - 1 - - - - - 1 Dabrowa Gôrn. 12 3-2--- 8 Przytyk > - 1 - - - 3 Drzewica - 1 1 2 Radom - 2 0 4 3 3 - 2 24 Dzialoszyce - 2 2 - - - - 2 6 Radoszyce ------1 Gtowaczôw ..]--].. 2 Sandomierz > 1 ] 1 - 5 Golonôg 1 1 Sçdziszôw ------1 Grodziec 1 1 Siewierz ------1 Hza - 2 1 3 1 9 i z. Jedlirisk - - 1 Skaryszew - 1 - Jedrzejôw 1-3 4 - - 1 Skarzysko ' 1 Kamyk - - 1 1 Ol\ul i\U W It/v J - - - - - 1 Kazimierza W. - 1 1 Slupia Nowa 1 2 Kielce 1 4 10 3 2 6 1 1 28 Sosnowiec 1 - <) 2 3 1 1 2 19 Klimontow - - 2 2 Staszôw - 2 1 . ] 2 7 Klobuck - - 1 - 1 1 - - 3 Stopnica - - - - - 1 Koriskie -13-12-- 7 Strzemieszyce - 1 2 Koszyce - 1 2 3 Suchedniôw 1 - - - - - 1 Kozienice - - 3 1 ] - - - 5 Szczekociny - 1 <% - - ] - - 6 Koztow - - 1 1 Szydtowiec - 2 5 - - 2 - 1 10 Krzepice - 1 1 2 Szydlow - - 1 - - - - - 1 T'a r-1 A\i/ i 1 1j i 9 Kurozweki - 1 i al IUW z. Lelôw - 1 1 ] - - - - - Lipsko n/Wisla - - 1 1 Wasniôw 1 Lagôw - 2 1 3 Wislica 1 - 1 Lazy - 1 1 2 Wierzbnik - - 1 - 1 - - - 2 Lopuszno - 1 1 2 Wtoszczowa - 1 2 - - . - 1 4 Magnuszewo - 1 1 2 Wodzislaw - 1 - - 1 - 1 3 Matogoszcz - 1 1 2 Wolbrom 2 - 2 1 - 1 6 Miechow 1 - 2 - 1 1 - - 5 Zawichost - 1 1 - - - - - 2 Modrzejôw ..]-.].. 2 Zawiercie - 2 3 2 1 - - - 8 Mstôw - 1 1 Zqbkowice - - 1 1 Niemce - - 1 - 1 Zwoleri - 1 4 . 5 Nowy Korczyn - 1 1 - 2 Zarki 2 1 3 Odrzywol - 1 1 - 2 Zarnôw 1 ] Olkusz 1 - 4 - 6 Zarnowiec - 1 - - - - 1 Olsztyn - - 1 - Opatow - - 2 - 1 1 1 TOTAL 9 62 167 19 32 33 4 20 346 Sources: AP Kielce.. UWK1, syng. 647, 648, 650, 652, 653, 658, 3052-54, 3088, 3235, 3582. Starostwo Powiatowe Kielce, syng. 461, 462, 469, 474, 478, 500, 505, 508, 509, 583, 587, 591-593. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 29 From Evreiskaia Entsiklopediia Translated from the Russian by Gordon McDaniel The 16-volume EBpeiicKxa 9HWKnonep,bi\Evreiskaia Kielce - a gubernia capital city. Kielce did not have a Entsiklopeidiia = Jewish Encyclopedia] published in special privilege that would have prevented Jews from St. Petersburg (Brokhaus-Efron, 1908-1913) contains settling in the city. However, since the privilege of articles on all aspects of Jewish life in the Russian King Sigismund I stated: "Insuper conservamus Empire. Translated here are the articles for the cities of incolas oppidi Kielce, in eis libertatibus et in Radom and Kielce, and the gubernias of Radom and communitatibus quibus omnes alii subditi Eclesiae et Kielce. The gubernia articles are accompanied by many Episcopes, cracoviensis ab antique gaudent et statistical tables based upon the 1897 Imperial Census. potiuntur" (roughly: "Moreover, we preserve the inhabitants of the town of Kielce in their rights and in their community which in all things is subject to the Radom - During the period of the Rzecz Pospolita church and bishop of Krakow, who enjoys domain as of [Republic of Poland, before the partition of 1795], old"), thus due to Kielce being among religious Radom was the capital city of the district [powiat] of possessions, as well as the order of an internal affairs the same name, which was part of the Wojewodztwo of commission dated 22 March 1834, the Ruling Council Sandomierz. Radom was known from 1613 as the seat issued an order on 27 April 1843 to remove the Jews; of the Skarbow Tribunal, with which representatives of However, by 1856 there were 101 Jews registered (and the "Council of Four Lands" ["Va'ad Arba Arazot"] 3,639 Christians). In 1862 all the restrictions in regard were in constant contact. In the 1765 census, there to Jewish residents in the Kingdom of Poland were set were 67 Jews in Radom. In accordance with the aside, and then the Jewish population of Kielce began lustration [survey] of 1789, Jewish kosher butchers paid to grow rapidly, reaching 974 in 1873. The growth in 512 zloty [plechkov]. The surveyors noted that there Jewish population, as noted by the Governor in 1873, were no traders in Radom other than a Jew who owned not only lacked negative consequences for the Christian a grocer's shop at court, and who paid 800 zlotys. population, but, on the contrary, because of the trading References: Baliriski & Lipiriski, Starozytna Polska, activities of the Jews, many goods were sold more cheaply. In the district [uezd] of Kielce in 1873 there [Ancient Poland, 1845], s.v.; Census [Liczba] of 1765, in Archiwum Komisji historyczniej, VIII. were 6,526 Jews. In 1897, in the same district the population was more than 140,000, of which 18,405 were Jews, 6,399 in the city of Kielce. In places with At the present, Radom is the capital city of a gubernia. population more than 500, Jews were represented in the According to official documents, Radom held the greatest percentage relative to the other inhabitants. privilege of King Augustus II, dated 28 November 1724 Bodzentyn, 3,350 inhabitants, 1,472 Jews; Bialagon, of "fife non tolerandis judaeis"; on the basis of this 970 and 378; Daleszyce, 1,987 and 270; Dabrowa, 946 document, the residents of the city sent a petition to the and 104; Lopuszno, 854 and 462; Promnik, 491 and 49; king in 1743 to prevent the mayor [starosta] from SlupiaNowa, 1,674 and 1,038; Suchedniôw Zachodny, settling Jews in the city; consequently, a decision of the 559 and 418; Checiny, 6,178 and 4,361. Manuscript Royal Commissary Court was issued on 10 January sources: Materials of the Commission on Jewish Life 1746 that required removing the Jews immediately and (Saint Petersburg, 1874). preventing their settlement in perpetuity. Later, the mayor and residents came to an agreement, and the mayor obtained permission to settle five Jews under his As of January 1, 1908, the Gubernia Statistical jurisdiction. The temporary Supreme Council of the Committee determined that the number of residents of Duchy of Warsaw made a decision in 1814 to create a Kielce was 31,316 of which 11,264 were Jews. Among Jewish quarter, as a consequence of which Jews resided the Jews the largest number were temporary residents on Walowa street, outside the earlier walls of the city. (54.4%), while among the Christians the majority were According to data from 1856, there were 6,546 permanent residents (66%). Trade, concentrated Christians and 1,495 Jews (manuscript material). In primarily in the hands of the Jews, had a small business 1862, the privilege lost force. In the census of 1897 character and was limited to products of artisans and there were 146,000 residents in the district [uezd], agricultural produce. From data relating to larger including 20,930 Jews; the city of Radom had 29,896 establishments, taken from the "List of factories and residents, including 11,277 Jews. plants" published in 1910:16 establishments, 4 Jewish; 720 workers, 112 Jewish; 800 tons of products, 110 In places in the district with at least 500 residents, Jews Jewish. There were 16 doctors in the city, of which were represented in the largest numbers in the only one was Jewish; 8 bookstores, 6 Jewish; printing following: Bialobrzegi, 2,307 residents, 1,534 Jews; houses 5 and 3. There was one synagogue and 9 prayer Wierzbica, 1,429 and 297; Wolanôw, 491 and 333; houses. There was a Jewish section of the city hospital. Wysmierzice, 1,454 and 220; Glinice, 2,092 and 411; In the boy's high school there were 33 Jews out of 304 Jedlirisk, 1,361 and 622; Pryztyk 1,802 and 1,504; students, in the girl's school 34 out of 203. Compare Skaryszew, 1,756 and 775; Stromiec 880 and 174; with: Results of the First All-Empire Census, Kielce Jastrza.b, 623 and 113. Of Radom rabbis, the names of Gubernia; Trudy Varshavskago Stat. Kom. (Works of Samuil Mogilewer and Avraam Tzvi Perlmutter should the Warsaw Statistical Committee), issues 21, 32, 38; be mentioned. Kielce Gubernia Review; the appendix to the General Report; Calendar of Kielce Gubernia. 30 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 Kielce Gubernia is one of 10 gubernias in the Literacy of the general population is 25.86% for males, Kingdom of Poland. It contains 10 cities and 33 towns and 19.59% for females. This breaks down along (settlements). It has 761,995 inhabitants, of which religious confessional lines thus: Russian Orthodox 83,247 are Jews. Jews comprise 2.2% of the village males 63.85%, Russian Orthodox females 57.08%; population, 46.1% in cities, and 51.3% in settlements. Protestant males 47.85%, females 57.08%; Jewish Overall in the gubernia, Jews are 10.91% of the males 39.52%, females 14.81%; Roman Catholic population. Other nationalities are represented thus: 24.27% for males, 19.25% for females; other Poles 87.5%, Russians 1.049%, Germans 0.32%. Of confessions 40.56% for males, 23.08 for females. It the total population, 90.76% live in villages, only should be noted that these data about Jewish literacy 9.24% in cities. Only 16.39% of Jews live in villages, from the 1897 census are far below the actual figures. the rest are in cities or settlements. The distribution of In particular for literacy in Russian, that is 16.5% for the Jewish population in individual cities and districts, males, 6.9% for females. According to data from the as well as in larger towns, is given in tables 1 and 2 [see Jewish community, in 1898 there were registered 181 page 32]. The gender distribution of the general cheders with 3,421 students (3,308 boys), of which 64 population (1,040 females to 1,000 males) differs from were in cities. There are 12 Jewish elementary schools. the Jewish population in that women are a larger Schooling is generally not on a satisfactory level. percentage in the latter group: 1,050 females to 1,000 males. The age composition is characterized by the The professional composition of the population is given following figures: in table 3 on the verso of the map. The basic professional groups, of which there are 65 families of professions, are: 1) Agriculture, 4.7% of Jews; 2) Age Jewish population General population Manufacturing - 27.9%; 3) Transportation and To 9 years 32.5% 30.03% communications -1.81%; 4) Trade - 48.14%; Personal 10-19 years 23.1% 21.31% services, servants, day laborers - 7.03%; 5) State and 20-29 years 13.9% 15.09% general service and liberal professions - 4.06%; 6)Non- 30-39 years 11.8% 12.87% manufacturing and undetermined professions - 6.03; 7) 40-49 years 7.4% 8.15% Armed forces - 0.32%. Trade is primarily in 50-59 years 5.9% 6.68% agricultural products and small goods. Manufacturing 60-69 years 3.5% 3.81% is chiefly crafts. Artisans comprise 10.6% of the total 70-79 years 1.4% 1.55% population in cities. Workshops are not large, 80 years + 0.5% 0.48% averaging 2.4 persons. The most numerous are tailors, next are bootmakers. Much footware (more than demonstrating that there is a higher percentage of 100,000) is created by bootmakers in the city of children and youth in the Jewish population than in the Checiny. In Kielce Gubernia there are about 80 Jewish general population, but in the span between 20 and 50, factories, of which the largest (with energy plants) are i.e., working age, the percentage of Jews is noticeably 17 in number, while the remainder are small. • The lower than among the general population, which is a number of Jewish workers is 164, of which only 88 are circumstance that is unfortunate for the Jews. The adults. The poverty of the Jewish population can be family composition of the general and Jewish characterized by the fact that 22.7% of Jewish families populations is as follows: have been forced to turn for help to charities: thus, in 1898, 2,516 families asked for Passover materials. There are 16 Jewish charitable organizations in Kielce Jewish population General population Gubernia: 2 lending houses, 1 house for foreigners, 1 Male Female Male Female society that provides clothing to the poor, 1 hospital, 10 societies for aid to the sick, 1 society to provide for Unmarried 23.7% 18.6% 30.02% 25.89% poor unmarried girls. According to the 1907 survey, Married 71.9% 70.6% 66.42% 62.29% there was one synagogue, 30 temples, 63 prayer houses. Widowed 4.0% 10.0% 3.47% 11.66% Divorced 0.3% 0.7% 0.09% 0.16% Not indicated 0.1% 0.1% References: 1897 census for Kielce Gubernia; Populated places of the Russian Empire; B. Brutskus, Among the Jews, a larger percentage is married, Statistics of the Jewish population; B. Brutskus, notwithstanding the fact that the Jewish population is Professional composition of the Jewish population; urban. This demonstrates that, in the Kielce Gubernia, Materials on the economic situation of the Jews in the patriarchal way of life has been maintained to a Russia, vols. 1 and 2. significant degree. Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 31 Radom Gubernia was established in 1844 out of The following table speaks to the physical handicaps of Sandomierz and Kielce wojewôdztwa. Out of all the the Jewish population: inhabited places (cities and settlements), there were 49 in which there were no restrictions in the right of Jews Male Female Per 100,000 to be residents; in 42 there existed privileges which either did not allow settlement of Jews, or confined Blind from birth 22 17 35 them to a special Jewish quarter; in 33, which were in Became blind 31 34 59 Deaf and dumb 62 the border zone, movement of Jews into them from the 42 93 Dumb 18 16 29 interior of the district was restricted (all of these Feeble-minded 44 49 83 restrictions were removed in 1862). In 1867 part of the TOTAL 177 158 292 territory of the Gubernia was removed^ to form the renewed Gubernia of Kielce; the remaining territory Literacy in the Jewish language was not completely was divided into seven districts (ye3« = uezd): llza, registered in the census; more precise are the data given Kozenice, Koriskie, Opatôw, Opoczno, Radom and below on the literacy of Jews in the Russian language: Sandomierz. According to the census of 1897, there were 814,000 Absolute Numbers By Percentage residents, of which 112,239 were Jewish (including 8 Male Female Male Female Karaites; see table 1). As a portion of the total population, the Jews were: 2.4% in villages; 50.5% in To age 9 192 254 1.3% 1.6% settlements; 50.6% in cities; and 13.8% in the entire Age 10-19 2,309 1,817 18.4% 13.7% Age 20-29 2,232 874 29.2% 10.0% gubernia. The majority of the Jewish population lived Age 30-39 1,462 361 22.0% 5.1% in cities, 45.18%; 41.44% in settlements and 13.3 8% in Age 40-49 651 91 17.1% 2.1% villages. Composition by religion was 83.55% Roman Age 50-59 361 27 18.8% 0.7% Catholic, 13.78% Jewish, and 1.54% Russian Orthodox. Age 60+ 174 16 6.2% 0.6% Age unknown - - - - The Jewish population was characterized by the TOTAL 7,321 3,440 13.5% 6.0% dominance of women: 100 men for 106 women. The composition by age is shown in the following table: According to the data of the Imperial Free Economic Society (Imperatorskoe volnoe ekonomicheskoe Absolute Numbers Percentages obshchestvo) (1894) there were: 251 cheders, 251 melamed, with 4,534 male students. The composition Male Fem All Male Fem All by profession of the Jewish population is shown in table To 9 years 15314 14934 30248 28.0 25.9 26.9 no. 3 [see page 33]. Approximately 29,000 heads of 10-19 years 12598 13267 25865 23.0 23.0 23.0 households had 82,000 family members. For every 100 20-29 years 7680 9124 16804 14.1 15.8 15.0 Jews, the professional breakdown was: 40.41 30-39 years 6660 7370 14030 12.2 12.8 12.5 merchants; 32.94 manufacturers, 8.03 personal service; 40-49 years 3811 4312 8123 7.0 7.5 7.2 non-production and indetermined professions 6.86; 50-59 years 3329 3660 6989 6.1 6.3 6.2 state and public service 4.28; agriculture 3.35. 60-69 years 1850 1817 3667 3.4 3.2 3.3 According to data collected by the Jewish Colonization 70-79 years 751 699 1450 1.4 1.2 1.3 Society [Eweiskoe kolonizatsionnoe obshchestvo], for 80-89 years 162 180 342 0.3 0.3 0.3 the 29 non-Jewish factories (13 without machinery) 90-99 years 24 44 68 - 0.1 0.1 there were 136 Jewish (116 without machinery) with 100-109 yrs 3 3 6 - - - Unknown 10 4 14 - - - 387 Jewish workers (plus 18 in non-Jewish factories). The number of Jewish artisans, according to the data of the Jewish Colonization Society, comprised 20% of the The marital composition of the adult Jewish population Jewish population. The percentage of needy Jewish is characterized by the following figures: families was 21.7%. Absolute Numbers By Percentage References: 1897 census, Radom Gubernia; Inhabited places of the Russian Empire [Naselennyia miesta Male Female Male Female RossiiskoiImperil]; B. Bruktskus, Statistics ofthe Jews Unmarried 6,352 5,226 22.4% 16.9% [Statistika evreiskago naseleniia]; Materials on the Married 20,973 22,170 73.8% 71.6% economic situation ofthe Jews in Russia [Materialy ob Widowed 1,010 3,344 3 6% 10.8% ekonomicheskompolozhenii evreev v Rossii] (publ. by Divorced 73 194 0.2% 0.6% Not indicated 14 44 0.1% the Jewish Colonization Society, vols. I and II); TOTAL 28,422 30,978 100.0% 100.0% materials in manuscript. 32 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 Population of towns and districts, 1897 Census Kielce Gubernia Radom Gubernia Jews Total Jews Total AHflpeeBt Jçdrzejôw 2,050 4,717 Eoropua Bogoria 575 1,185 B0fl3eHTHHl, Bodzentyn 1,472 3,350 BflJio6p>KerH Bialobrzegi 1,534 2,307 Bycin> Busk 895 2,169 BepacÔHHKi Wierzbnik 975 1,787 BucjiHua Wislica 1,755 2,508 Wqchock 638 2,128 Glowaczôw 1,109 1,801 BJIOIHOBI Wloszczowa 2,530 3,724 FHeBouàeTi Gniewoszôw 523 1,078 Bofl3HCJiaBT> Wodzislaw 2,667 3,622 Gowarczôw 681 1,528 BOJI6POMI Wolbrom 2,901 4,815 Fpamma Granica 1,213 1,553 fl3HJiouiHu;e Dzialoszyce 3,526 4,606 TT'H'WPTÏ'WÏTÏÎ Drzewica 855 1,361 aCapHOBeut Zarnowiec 1,412 2,472 EflJIHHCKl Jedlirisk 622 1,361 KejibUH Kielce 6,399 23,178 )KapHOBT> Zarnôw 1,171 2,035 KopHHHT> HOBblH KorczynNowy 2,781 3,787 3aBHXOCTb Zawichost 1,680 2,545 KceHxi BejibKHii Ksiaz Wielki 729 1,412 3BOJiem> Zwoleri 3,424 6,011 JlejieBT» Lelôw 720 1,236 HBaHHCKTj Iwaniska 1,996 2,406 Hjixa MexoBij Miechôw 1,436 4,175 Ilza 2,069 4,230 OjibKyuiTj Olkusz 1,840 3,441 Kazanôw 816 1,335 KJIHMOHTOBTJ Klimontôw 2,443 3,407 FIai;aHOBT. Pacanôw 1,520 2,451 Kozienice 3,790 6,882 FlHJiHua Pilica 2,688 3,975 KOHCKl Koriskie 4,453 8,130 FIHHMOBI. Piriczôw 5,194 9,075 KonpacHBHHija Koprzywnica 836 2,152 CjiaBKOBl Slawkôw 714 4,243 JlaroB'b Lagôw 1,233 2,440 CJIOMHHKH Slomniki 904 3,690 JIHIICKO Lipsko 1,468 2,443 Cjiynfl HoBaa Slupia Nowa 1,038 1,674 MarayrueBi Magnuszew 771 1,632 CO6KOBT> Sobkôw 646 1,117 OxapoB'b Ozarôw 2,557 3,339 CTonHHua Stopnica 3,134 4,420 OnaTOBi Opatôw 4,138 6,603 OnoHHO XeHUHHbl Chçciny 4,361 6,178 Opoczno 2,425 6,079 Oceicb Osiek 590 1,431 XMejIbHHKl Chmielnik 5,671 6,888 Ostrowiec 6,146 9,768 IIlHflJlOBT) Szydlôw 867 2,368 IlojiaHem, Polaniec 1,221 2,595 îlvx.eBÔoviX'b Przedbôr.A • *—A *^ *^ \J \J Az &J 4,089 5,927 npxHcyxa Przysucha 2,168 2,903 FIpXHTMICb Przytyk 1,504 1,802 PaflOMi) Radom 11,277 29,896 PanoujHue Radoszyce 1,728 3,549 PaKOBTi Rakôw 1,263 2,090 CaHflOMHpi. Sandomierz 2,163 6,556 CeHHO Sienno 1,059 1,938 CKapbiuieBi Skaryszew 775 1,756 Cojieui Solec 829 2,614 CTameBii Staszôw 4,903 8,724 TapjioBi Tariôw 1,201 1,924 Il.MejieB'b Cmielôw 587 1,940 Population of Districts: lUnfluoBeuT) Szydlowiec 5,298 7,435 Kielce Uezd 18,405 142,754 Radom Uezd 20,930 146,779 Jçdrzejôw Uezd 8,104 78,889 Ilza Uezd 11,513 110,552 Wloszczowa Uezd 7,428 74,437 Kozienice Uezd 13,793 110,670 Miechôw Uezd 5,808 114,410 Koriskie Uezd 18,521 118,921 Olkusz Uezd 11,376 113,540 Opatôw Uezd 20,719 127,380 Piriczôw Uezd 13,716 107,495 Opoczno Uezd 10,116 100,451 Stopnica Uezd 18,410 130,470 Sandomierz Uezd 16,737 100,194 Kielce Gubernia Total 83,247 761,995 Radom Gubernia Total 112,329 814,947 In Cities 36,141 70,402 In Cities 50,751 100,230 Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 33 Occupation Distribution, 1897 Census Taken from Table XXII of the 1897 Census, entitled "Classification of population into occupation groups and ethnic groups according to mother tongue". Some very small groups are ignored. Kielce Gubernia Radom Gubernia Employed Dependents Employed Dependents # Occupation of Jewish Population Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 1. Administration, courts, police 12 9 9 15 19 23 2. Office workers; civil service 29 58 102 37 1 48 86 3. Private legal practice - - - - 4 - 2 9 4. Armed forces 253 - 4 7 624 7 8 7. Clergy, non-Christian 74 101 171 101 164 224 8. Cemetery and similar personnel 172 2 275 430 260 6 386 648 9. Education: Teachers, tutors, etc. 329 5 378 668 508 7 600 1,037 10. Science, literature, research - . - . 10 . 3 18 11. Physicians and health workers 104 26 136 222 126 27 157 292 13. Servants, day laborers (private employ) 872 2,256 976 1,712 1,394 2,889 1,594 3,135 14. Income from capital(?) 705 296 962 1,723 1,142 349 1,642 2,732 15. Living on public funds 86 71 26 44 124 116 42 87 16. In prison - - - - 94 10 - - 17. Agriculture: Tillers of the soil 626 71 1134 1,779 649 58 1,078 1,504 19. Livestock farming; Animal husbandry 73 1 104 98 90 12 117 219 20. Forestry: Lumber and sawmills 15 10 21 28 1 41 77 21. Fishing and hunting . - - - 6 1 13 20 22. Mining: Ore and coal mining 19 - 29 42 45 1 69 116 24. Wool working; Fiber processing 122 26 107 179 229 72 241 435 25. Processing animal products [tanners?] 259 10 271 536 426 6 417 764 26. Woodworkers [carpentry] 345 2 356 630 600 4 634 1,079 27. Metal workers 156 2 204 372 398 6 329 637 28. Mineral processors [potters] 25 - 28 72 40 3 44 101 29. Chemical products [pharmacists?] 31 6 48 70 68 5 63 132 30. Vintners, brewers, and honey makers 13 1 28 44 29 1 29 73 31. Other beverages 12 - 20 41 13 - 18 34 32. Processing plant & animal foodstuffs 858 39 1,184 1,893 1,042 105 1,478 2,435 33. Tobacco and tobacco products 3 1 2 9 2 - 10 9 34. Printing trades 79 2 91 155 113 16 116 213 35. Surgical and other instrument makers 66 - 75 145 69 - 57 131 36. Jewelers and luxury-goods makers 40 - 28 66 41 - 33 77 37. Garment trades 3,215 155 3,602 5,584 5,431 229 5,647 9,971 38. Furniture repair, building maintenance 297 2 386 582 408 7 527 924 39. Eating utensils - - - - 5 - 2 3 40. Miscellaneous crafts 8 2 15 22 25 - 21 11 41. Water transportation 4 - 4 5 27 - 34 64 42. Railroads 11 - 4 21 18 17 46 43. Carters, coachmen, draymen 273 3 376 617 657 14 928 1,644 44. Other land transport 38 1 45 78 114 • 141 262 45. Post and telegraph 8 1 9 9 12 1 8 16 46. Credit and commercial institutions 10 . 6 9 18 1 19 28 47. Trade agents; Middlemen 197 1 260 488 215 9 280 543 Trade occupations: 48. General, undefined 1,116 114 1,534 2,678 1,887 282 2,830 4,718 49. Livestock dealers 374 7 599 997 415 3 625 983 50. Grain products 850 30 1,270 2,107 907 42 1,374 2,346 51. Other farm products 2,920 428 4,198 7,308 2,622 552 4,143 6,812 52. Construction materials, fuel 398 11 586 981 395 18 614 1,014 53. Housewares 87 14 105 168 77 23 118 229 54. Metal goods and machines 136 3 163 339 180 12 242 470 55. Fabrics and cloth (weaving) 430 88 705 1,248 518 86 839 1,300 56. Leather and furs (tanning) 395 39 672 1,025 301 15 448 772 57. Luxury goods, delicatessen 55 2 68 132 32 3 27 78 58. Other commodities 103 8 127 190 151 16 163 317 59. Distribution: Pack and wagon peddlars 420 76 543 925 468 149 646 1,113 60. Taverns, inns, etc. 53 8 107 144 87 23 175 240 61. Beverage trade 303 49 615 944 388 51 672 1,149 62. Bath-houses and attendants 48 62 122 158 61 73 132 166 63. Persons of undefined occupation 195 85 168 325 250 115 240 423 65. Did not say 50 59 58 63 84 55 71 113 Total for the gubernia 17,516 4,073 23,012 38,416 24,080 5,474 30,434 52,110 34 Kieke-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 Extract Data in this Issue Klimontôw Births 1840-1865 Ronald Greene Szczekociny Marriages 1847-1865 Leah Jordan Bisel Staszôw Births 1864 Jean-Pierre Stroweis The vital record extracts for this issue are 1840-1865 Szczekociny ("Shchekochin") was in Wloszczowa births for Klimontôw, prepared by Ronald Greene; the powiat (district) of Kielce gubernia before WWI, and had 1847-1865 Szczekociny marriages, prepared by Leah a pre-Holocaust Jewish population of 2,532. Jordan Bisel; and the 1864 Staszôw births, prepared by Jean-Pierre Stroweis. This data has been extracted from As with all marriage extracts, these will be of interest the civil registration books in possession of the Polish to researchers from many towns, because the majority of State Archives, and microfilmed by the Church of Jesus the marriages include a bride or groom from another town Christ Latter-day Saints (LDS). These extractions in the region. Marriage partners from Lelôw, Pilica, include information derived directly from the original Piriczôw, Wolbrom, Wtoszczowa, Zarnôw, and other registrations on the following LDS microfilms: Radom and Kielce gubernia towns appear frequently. Szczekociny was near the border with Piotrkôw gubernia, #0,809,130 Klimontôw 1840-1853 so there are also partners from some Piotrkôw gubernia #0,809,131 Klimontôw 1854-1861 towns, such as Bedzin, Koniecpol and Zarki. #0,809,132 Klimontôw 1862-1865 #1,199,733 Szczekociny 1847-1852,1858-1865 Staszôw #0,588,934 Staszôw 1864 We're pleased to welcome a new contributor, Jean- There are additional microfilmed records available for all Pierre Stroweis, who presents extracts of the 1864 Jewish three towns. births for the city of Staszôw ("Stashev") - a "new" town for us, for which we have never published any extracts. Klimontôw Staszôw (like Klimontôw) was in Sandomierz powiat of Radom gubernia, and its Jewish population in 1897 was This issue contains a very large set of extracts of 4,903. Jewish births recorded in Klimontôw, from 1840 to 1865, thanks to Ronald Greene. The earlier Klimontôw Jewish While transcribing the Staszôw indexes for the JRJ- births, 1826-1839, appeared in 111:3 (Summer 1999), Poland database, Jean-Pierre noted that the birth records pages 31-49. Also see Ronald Greene's introductory for the year 1864 were unindexed by the original clerk, so notes on page 23 of that issue. he created a set of full extracts of the 151 births for 1864, and donated them to the Kielce-Radom SIG for Klimontôw, in Sandomierz powiat (district) of publication. Indexes for the Staszôw birth, marriage and Radom gubernia before WWI, had a Jewish population of death records 1826-1836 and 1857-1865 can be found in 2,443 in 1897, and 2,652 in 1931. The Klimontôw the JRI-Poland database: http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl. records also include events from nearby villages, most notably Koprzywnica (1897 Jewish population of 836). Caution These Klimontôw birth extracts also include the These extracts are intended to assist the researcher in exact date of birth. From this you can see some delayed selecting records that may be of use for further study. birth registrations, especially in the first half of 1865. There may be errors in interpretation in these extracts, due to the uneven quality of legibility of the handwriting, the microfilming, and the condition of the microfilm Szczekociny itself, in addition to errors in the original record books. Leah Jordan Bisel continues her contribution of As always, it is prudent for the researcher, when using Szczekociny data, with extracts of the marriages for secondary source data such as these extracts, to examine 1847-1865. Note that there are no records for 1853 to the primary source data for final verification. It is always 1857, either in the archives nor on microfilm. Her best for the genealogist to view the actual records extracts of the birth records of Szczekociny for 1847- pertaining to his/her family to verify the interpretation, 1866 appeared in Kielce-Radom SIG Journal IV :2 and glean additional facts. (Spring 2000), pages 47-62. -WB Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 35 Klimontow Births 1840 -1865 Akt Surname Given Name Father Age Mother Ape Birthdate Birth Location 1840 1 BAUM Malka Jakob 30 Sury z Mechlow 26 lOFeb 1840 wies Byszôw 2 KIPERWASER RuchlaLaja Abram 25 Ryfka z Markow(?) 23 22Febl840 Klimontôw 3 FAIERSZTEIN Jcek Jakub 26 Michli z Jekow 26 22Febl840 K 4 ZYLBERSZTEIN Abus Majorck Mosiek 28 Marya z Abuscow 24 1 Mar 1840 K 5 CUKIERMAN Ruchla Chaja Mosiek 24 Sura Ryfka z Zeliorow? 23 2 Mar 1840 K 6 H1[R]SZMAN Izrael Jcie Muta Jekowicz 30 Rochla z Izraelow 26 12 May 1840 K 7 LEWY Laja Lewek 24 Ruchla z Meylickow 22 15 May 1840 K 8 FLIGIELMAN Sara Jakob 24 J—lia z Jckow 20 15 May 1840 K 9 EYDELMAN Sara Eliasz 30 Gitla z Leyzrow 25 17 May 1840 Koprzywnica 10 CYNAMON Kraydla Hil 32 Ryfka z Szmulow 28 16 May 1840 Koprzywnica 11 CWEIG Ela Mortka Jukiel 32 Ryfka z Mortkowiczow 24 17 May 1840 Koprzywnica 12 FE1NTUCH Jcek Jonas 33 Zysla z Jarmalow (?) 30 1 June 1840 K 13 TYSZLER Zysman Leib Jcek 24 Hana z Lyserwiczow 20 5 June 1840 K 14 K1ELBIK Bayla Gierszon 32 Ruchla z Szmulow 25 8Augl840 K 15 KIMEL Izrael Mortka Dawid 36 Zlota z Izraelow 26 10Augl840 K 16 CWEIG Chajm Gimpel Mosiek Jukiel 25 Zaydla Mey-- z Meyorow 23 20 Oct 1840 Koprzywnica 17 ALBUS Itta Gitla Jcek 40 Dyna z Lewkow 30 22 Oct 1840 K 18 ZEYDMAN Sura Beniamin 40 Haia z Herszlow 25 22 Oct 1840 K 19 TROCHT Etla Jakub 57 Séria z Herszkow 26? 22 Oct 1840 K 20 ECHT Rochla Laja Joysep 52 Aydla z Lewkow 40 22 Oct 1840 K 21 KUWERMAN Jozek Herszk Wolf 40 Etla z Wigdorow 33 23 Oct 1840 K 22 AKTOR Mirla Boruck 28 Fayga (?) z Szmulow 24 25 Oct 1840 K 23 KWIAT IKRÀWIEC?] Hajm Szlama Szmerek 28 Malka z Abramow 22 25 Oct 1840 K 24 EFEKTER Lewek Jcek Zyszman 32 Malka z Joskow 32 25 Oct 1840 K 25 GOLDWASSER Sura Laja Szlama 30 Hindaz Janklow 31 25 Oct 1840 K 26 CYPLER Izrael Haskiel Abram 36 Szaindla z Moskowiczow 25 25 Oct 1840 K 27 KACIER (?) Nama Jankiel 42 Laja z Jckow 28 25 Oct 1840 K 28 SYPER WolfMoszek Urys 40 Perla z Forkowiczow (?) 25 15Novl840 K 29 MENIOWICZ Pinkwas Izrael 30 Fryma Laja z Szmulow 30 15Novl840 K 30 GRINBERG Henia Leybus 32 Dwoyra z Szuchmow? Tyszler 28 22 Dec 1840 K 31 SZPETER Izrael Jankiel Abus 34 Sura z M—kow 28 22 Dec 1840 Koprzywnica 1841 ] CYNAMON Estera Tema Leyzer 36 Sura z Szlamow 30 1 Jan 1841 Koprzywnicza 2 REPIN Senta Jakob 32 Tema z --?-- 28 1 Jan 1841 K 3 SZPERLING Laja Joysep 48 Estera z Mortkowiczow 45 1 Jan 1841 Nawodzice 4 MERZEL IMEREL] Mosick Abram 30 Estera z Abramow 26 30 Dec 1840 Uzarzow 5 MEREL Cypa Leybus 30 Bina z Moskow 28 1 Jan 1841 Uzarzow 6 ROYCHMAN Jcek Leybus Horoim (?) 26 Szajna z Zelikowiczow 20 1 Jan 1841 K 7 SEN1SBERG Jozek Zelik 26 Cyma z Haiow (?) 26 1 Jan 1841 K 8 SZUCHMACHER Szajna Haim 27 Baila z Jakubowiczow 20 5 Jan 1841 K 9 APOLET Szaja Zyma 31 Rayzla z Moskow 28 1 Jan 1841 K 10 NISENBAUM Sora Symcha Major 34 Hejna z Maj—ow 28 2 Jan 1841 Koprzywnica 11 MERGIER Estera Malet Lejbus 31 HaiazMendlow 26 lOFeb 1841 Koprzywnica 12 HIMELFARB Jcek Judka 29 Haia z Lewkow 28 8 Feb 1841 K 13 GOLDWASER Jcek Urys 31 Tauba z Beruchowiczow 30 8Feb 1841 K 14 URMACHER Jcek Jozek 45 Szajdla z Haimow 38 10 Feb 1841 Smerdyna 15 HERSZKEWICZ Berek Jankiel 30 Laja z Joskow 30 16 Feb 1841 Smerdyna 16 ROZENFELD Cypara Abram 40 Gitla z Majorow 30 7 May 1841 Koprzywnica 17 JOSKOW1CZ Izrael Szmerek 33 Sara z Szajow 28 24 June 1841 K 18 TYSZLER Malka Leybus Meniowicz 38 Sara 30 8 July 1841 K 19 REPIN Bayla Abram 32 Sory z Jarmulow 28 9 July 1841 K 20 FANKUCHEN Malka Jcek 36 Estera z Herszkow 28 18 Oct 1841 K 20 FANKUCHEN Abram Jcek 36 Estera z Herszkow 28 18 Oct 1841 K 21 TEPERMAN Jankiel Nuta 24 Hana z Szuelimowiczow 22 14 Sep 1841 Koprzywnica 22 RAPPAPORT Ryfka Mosick 30 Sobra z Moskow 22 22 Oct 1841 K 23 LENDERMAN Siwa Perla Abus Zalkowicz 22 Sznajdla z Blumow (?) 20 22 Oct 1841 K 24 BAUM Laia Szyia 22 Eydli z Joyzepow 20 22 Oct 1841 K 25 FAGIET Herszla Berek 30 Rachla z Herszlow 28 1 Nov 1841 K 26 BAUM Maria Bayla Jcek 21 Laia z Majorow 25 INov 1841 wies Byszôw 27 LUNCHABER Haim Szlama Major 48 Haia z --?-- 45 11 Nov 1841 Koprzywnica 28 SZULDMAN Fiszel Szyman 30 Tema z Herszkow 30 7 Nov 1841 K 36 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 29 KALINA Sora Szlama 42 Dwoyry z Jckow 37 13Novl841 K 30 HERSZTEJN Josek Nochym 32 Fryma z Joskow 26 18Nov? 1841 wies" Kiurkowic? 31 TREFLER Mosick Fajwel 26 Nachy z Michalow 20 20Novl841 K 32 ZELBERG Malka Szmul 45 Sora z Herszkowiczow . 25Novl841 K 33 AYNHERT Fayga Jcek 24 Cyjrla? z Szmulow 19 26Novl841 K 34 GOLUFARB Bayla Zyska Herszkowicz 25 Lipa z Lyzurow 20 26 No v 1841 K 35 MIRLA IMERET] Haja Sora Major 30 Cyrtla z Serkowiczow 30 6 Dec 1841 K 36 FAURSZTEJN Sora Jankiel 25 Mechla z Szlamow 24 7 Dec 1841 K 37 KAC Hana Haim 38 Jeta z Beniaminow 41 8 Dec 1841 K 38 MERLACH Abus Zysman 26 Majdla 34 8 Dec 1841 K 39 LURMAN Dawid Izrael 30 Eydla z Lejbusow 24 7 Dec 1841 Koprzywnica 1842 1 GOLDHAMER Mindla Berek 48 Cwertla z Joskow 48 4 Jan 1842 K 2 SPIRO Szyra Malka Lewek 22 Haia z Morkow 21 4 Jan 1842 wies Peterycach 3 GRINBAL Malka Hindla Izrael 25 Itta z Naftulow 23 4 Jan 1842 K 4 AXAMIT Izrael Eliasz 22 RyfkazGimplow 22 30 Jan 1842 K 5 BUDYN Perla Hila 30 Malka z Seiow 29 2 Mar 1842 Koprzywnica 6 MICMACHER Anselm Szlama 24 Malka z Nosynow 22 3 Mar 1842 K 7 FANKUCKEN Chaim Mortka 36 ? Z Lejzurow 30 4 Mar 1842 wies Kepie 8 SZMIT Dyna Aron 36 Gitla z Szulmow 38 5 Mar 1842 K '9 KATZ Rachla Wigdor 43 Haia zLej bow 41 7 Mar 1842 K 10 HERSZ Szulim Szulim 25 Brandla z Fiszlow 18? 4 Mar 1842 K 11 GRVNBLAD Horim Michel Berek 32 Cyna z Herymow 28 5 Mar 1842 K 12 KAUFMAN Major Izrael Abram 36 Kraydla z Izraelow 36 5 Mar 1842 K 13 SEIRADZKI Fayga Laja Jankiel 28 Eidla z Rajchmow 24 13 June 1842 K 14 GRVNBERG Wolw Uszer 30 Fajga zFIigulmenow 24 16 June 1842 K 15 PERECMAN Mosick Jankiel 30 Jhla (?) z Herszkow 27 16 June 1842 K 16 CZAPNIK Mosick Berek 27 Bayla z Berkow 26 16 June 1842 K 17 FEFER Siwa Ryfka Abram 28 Malka z Nachmanow 24 18 June 1842 K 18 ERDFROCHT Fajga Ursz 30 Nochy z Jckow 28 18 June 1842 K 19 GANC BlimaBrandla Herszla 33 Cyzdla z Jckow 22 17 June 1842 K 20 LIDA Dyna Judka 23 Ryfka z Joskow 20 16 June 1842 K 21 NUDELMAN Lejbus Uszer 22 Ryfka z Joskow 20 16 June 1842 K 22 GRYNBLAT Bajla Berek 40 Royszla z Herszkow 23 16 June 1842 K 23 KLOS Sifran (Sifra) Berek 55 Sizla z Ezerow 40 16 June 1842 K 24 SZPRYNG Leyzer Keyzel 28 Rywka 24 6 July 1842 Konary 25 EPELBAUM Moszek Szmereck 36 Kayli z Braunerow 29 8 July 1842 K 26 BRAUNER Haim Moszek 36 Nauma z Herszlow 30 1 Oct 1842 K 27 FANTUCH Szmul Jonas 32 Zysla z Jakobow 25 27Sep 1842 K 28 GOLDSZTE1N Szaja Wolf Szlama 28 Laia z Jckow 25 22Novl842 K 29 CWEIG Ruchla Jukiel 32 Rywka z Magielow 28 10 Oct? 1842 Koprzywnica 30 BUDEN Gitla Abus 30 Laia z Ecklow 40 28Novl842 Koprzywnica 31 CWEIG Chil Bondyl 50 Rywka z Moszkowiczow 40 20Novl842 Koprzywnica 32 EYDELMAN Rywka [Ryfka] Eliasz 40 Gitla z Izraelow 28 1 Dec 1842 Koprzywnica 33 BUCHMAN Malka Szmul 43 Rywka z Smerzkwiczow 38 21 Nov 1842 Koprzywnica 34 KOP Mary a Moszek 28 Séria z Izraelow 25 25Novl842 Koprzywnica 35 CWEIG Estera Jukiel 24 Adysli (?) z Jckow 24 25 Nov 1842 Koprzywnica 36 WAY[N]SBROT Chawa Jaskiel 30 Fraydli z Cweikow 27 24 Nov 1842 Koprzywnica 37 MERZEL Szlama Chaskiel Abram 31 Estera z Urysiow 26 25 Nov 1842 Usarzowie 38 KWIAT Blima Szmerek 31 Malka z Tyszlerow 27 22 Nov 1842 K 39 LAUFER Chemia Berek 28 Laia z Szuchmacherow 27 23 Nov 1842 Koprzywnica 40 FUX Major Kiwa 37 Marya z Meylechow 28 4 Dec 1842 K 41 BERNBAUM Chaim Mortka Jukiel 28 Mirli z Majorow 24 4 Dec 1842 wies Stoptowie 42 SZULDMAN Leyzer Dawid 36 Estera z Mendlow 28 4 Dec 1842 Szymanowie 43 ADLER Joel Berek 28 Séria z Joelow 25 4 Dec 1842 K 44 FANKUCHEN Fraydla Mortka 34 Cypy z Berkow 28 10 Dec 1842 Dmozicach 45 CUK1ERMAN Jcek Mortka 29 Laia z Lewkow 25 11 Dec 1842 Koprzywnica 46 CWEIG Szachna Ber Leybus 30 Chana z Szanow 26 14 Nov 1842 Koprzywnica 47 MERGIEN Abram Leyb Zelik 28 Gitla z Jckow 25 March 1839 Koprzywnica 48 MERGIEN Ruchla Chana Perec 32 Brandla z Jckow 28 13 Apr 1842 Koprzywnica 49 GRYNBERG Szaja Mortka Uszer 27 Rywka z Abramow 22 14 Dec 1842 wies Smerdyna 1843 1 BAUM Beniegion Zelman 42 Ryfka z Szlamow 36 14 July 1834 wies Byszôw 2 BAUM Dawid Zelman 46 Ryfka z Szlaow 40 13 Apr 1838 wies Byszôw 3 HERSZMAN Marya Nocha Nuta 36 Ruchla z Izraelow 28 8 Jan 1843 K 4 WEYGMAN Leybus Izrael 26 Dwoyra z Szmuelow 22 lFebl843 Szymanowie Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 37 5 FANKUCHEN Matys Moszek 36 Séria z Eyzykow 28 8Febl843 Rybnica 6 ARDWERGIER Jcek Jankiel Leyb 23 Ruchla Brandla z Fiszlow 21 16Feb 1843 K 7 MERZEL Szlama Eyzyk 48 Ella z Mendlow 36 15 Mar 1843 wieé Grocholice 8 CWEIG Szmuel Merzek Jukiel 23 Maydla z Majorow 40 4 Apr 1843 Koprzywnica 9 NUSENBAUM Manes Major 40 Hana z Manesow 36 18 Apr 1843 Koprzywnica 10 SZULDMAN Bayla Malka Izrael 42 Chaia Sura z Wigdorowiczow 29 12 June 1843 K 11 ZEYDMAN Hersz! Eliasz Beniamin 42 Chaia z Herszlow 24 30 June 1843 K 12 GOLDMAN Marya Urys 34 Jenta z Ablorow 30 14 June 1843 K 13 GOLDFARB Alter Zyskind 30 Laia z Zysmanow 26 14 June 1843 K 14 MAYNGARTEN Berek Nuta 22 HendlazHaimow 21 15 June 1843 K 15 WAYNFELD Sara Meylech 36 Etla z Joelow 28 1 Aug 1843 K 16 TYSZLER Szmul Leyb Jcek 24 Hana z Zysmanow 24 17 July 1843 K 17 SALCBERG Szulim Pinkwas Herszl 34 Bayla z Abramow 32 18 July 1843 K 18 BURSZTYN Abram Mortka Jaskiel 27 Haia z Abramow 22 25 July 1843 K 19 GIELA Moszek Noah 28 Golda z Wolwow 24 13 June 1843 K 20 KOP Herszla Moszek 32 Séria z Izraelow 27 8 Aug 1843 Koprzywnica 21 AYNCHER Fayga Ruchla Jcek 25 Cyrla z Salcbergow 24 26 Dec 1842 K 22 GORZYCZANSKI Jozek Nachman 45 Hana z Wolwow 38 19 Aug 1843 K 23 SALCBERG Laja Szmul 40 Sora Idda z Lemkow 40 1 Aug 1843 K 24 KJEYSMAN Jcek Dawid 26 Hana z Simelow 24 14 Sep 1843 K 25 MER Mendel Zysman 26 Haia Matla z Herckow 29 21 Sep 1843 K 26 FAKTER Abram Moszek 26 Sara z Szmerkow 19 6 Sep 1843 K 27 FANKUCHEN Simsia Mortka 45 Nachy z Leyzerow 36 15 0ct 1843 wies Beszowie 28 FANKUCHEN Izrael Mortka 45 Nachy z Leyzerow 31 15 Mar 1838 wies Beszowie 29 GRYNBLAT Alta Ryfka Beruch 35 Manda z Abramow 28 14 0ct 1843 K 30 EPELBAUM Jakob Szmerek 26 Ruchla z Urysiow 24 21 May 1843 K 31 GOLDSZTEIN Gitla Szlama 24 Laia z Izraelow 22 24Novl843 wies Beradzie 32 ECHT Leyzor Albus Zelik 28 Fayga z Nachmanow 33 26Octl843 K 33 GRYNBERG Szlama Szmarya Jcek 54 Laia z Joskwiczow 48 14 Mar 1838 Smerdyna 34 GRYNBERG Josek Jcek 54 Laia z Joskowiczow 48 21 Oct 1843 Smerdyna 35 RAYCHMAN Berek Charym [Chaim?] 31 Sieywa z Zelikow 24 28Octl843 K 36 OFMAN Moszek Leybus Izrael 26 Cyrtla z Grynbergow 24 13 Sep 1838 Swiniary 37 OFMAN Josek Izrael 26 Cyrtla z Grynbergow 26 23 Dec 1840 Swiniary 38 OFMAN [Izrael] Zysman Izrael 26 Cyrtla z Grynbergow 29 31 Oct 1843 wies Nawodzice 39 CYNAMON Etla Leyzer 39 Sura z Jckow 30 18Novl843 Koprzywnica 40 SZPETER Ryfka Laia Aron Wolw 34 Sura z Jckow 30 6Novl843 Koprzywnica 41 SZPETER Fayga Abus 35 Sura z Moszkow 30 8Febl843 Koprzywnica 42 HIRSZMAN Jarmula Izrael 26 Aydla z Leybusiow 25 13 Dec 1843 Koprzywnica 43 M1CMACHER Josek Jankiel Szlama 45 Séria z Nusymow 20 19 Dec 1843 K 44 BEKIER Hua Abram 32 Szprynca z Jckow 28 19 Dec 1843 K 45 RUBIN Zajnwel Leybus 40 Cywa Fayga z Szolow 30 19 Dec 1843 K 46 FUX Sura Jankiel 32 Estera z Nachy 27 19 Dec 1843 K 1844 1 MINTZ Malka Tema Majer 32 Cwetla z Joskow 30 1 Jan 1844 K 2 LUDERMAN Szulim Ber Abus 30 Jerla z Simsiow 24 2 Jan 1844 K 3 LOFFMAN Szlama Chil 45 Laia z Herskow 36 2 Jan 1844 K 4 GIEBER Ruchla Wolw 36 Hana z Leyzerow 35 2 Jan 1844 K 5 BAUCH (?) Tauba Brandla Szmul Szyja 25 Hinda Malka Herszkow 30 10 Jan 1844 K 6 FANKUCHEN Abram Mortka 35 Szyfry z Borkow 30 10 Jan 1844 Dmezicach 7 MERLENBAUM Chana Marya Gitsman 32 Sora z Joskow 26 10 Jan 1844 wies Nawodzice 8 GIELMAN Izrael Herszl 42 Cypa z Joskow 36 10 Jan 1844 Rytowicach 9 BEKIER Marya Liba Izrael 23 Ruchla Cypa z Joskow 20 11 Jan 1844 K 10 TYSZLER Chil Eyzyk Leybus 38 Sura Laia 30 11 Jan 1844 K 11 GROSMAN Jeremiasz Moszek 54 Tauba z Wolwow 44 12 Jan 1844 wies Wlostowie 12 HIMMELFARB Jozek Herszcek Judka 36 Haia z Leybusiow 34 18 Jan 1844 K 13 GRYNBAL Jankiel Leyb Haim 24 Dyna z Jakubow 32 18 Jan 1844 K 14 FENSTER Izrael Pinkwas Moszek 30 Hudes z Izraelow 28 18 Jan 1844 K 15 BAUM Mayor Zelman 37 Ryfka z Szlamow 37 1 Febl844 K 16 BAUM Sura Ita Zelman 37 Ryfka z Szlamow 37 1 Feb 1844 K 17 GOLDCHAMER Marya Josek Leyzer 24 Malka Laia z Kalmow 22 8Febl844 K 18 WALMACHER Gdala Jcek 28 Haia Sura z Wolwow 24 11 Feb 1844 K 19 NUDELMAN Jankiel Uszer 23 Ryfka z Joskow 22 11 Feb 1844 K 20 SIERADZKI Hawa Jankiel 31 Gitla z Izraelow 26 11 Feb 1844 K 21 GOLDWASER Josek Tobiasz Mortka 26 Sosi z Joskow 24 12 Feb 1844 K 22 BAUM Berek Kopel 27 Hinda z Eyzenbergow 22 12 Feb 1844 wies Byszowie 23 AXAMIT Mortka Abram Ela 36 Ryfka z Joelow 30 18 Feb 1844 K 38 Kieke-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 24 KNEBEL Abram Ela Jankiel Berek 40 Laia z Lyzow 36 27Febl844 K 25 ANCMAN Cherszla Manes Zelman 23 Estera Hana z Kalmanow 32 9 Mar 1844 K 26 LUDERMAN Jcek Moszek Major 27 Dwoyra z Janklow 24 24 Mar 1844 K 27 MERGIEN Moszek Berek Leybus 36 Chaia Hinda z Berkow 28 27 Mar 1844 Koprzywnica 28 ARBES Izrael Szmuel Moszek Szysman 28 Rayzli z Szlamow 25 7 Apr 1844 wies Nawodzice 29 MERC Wolw Herszla 24 Ryfka z Leybusiow 24 7 Apr 1844 Budcach 30 FANKUCHEN Haia Etla Josek 26 Rayzli z Szulimow 19 8 Apr 1844 Grzybystawie 31 GRYNBERG Herszla Moszek 38 Rayzli z Ansolow 32 16 Apr 1844 K 32 GANC Szaja Szmerek 36 Sura z Szajow 30 16 Apr 1844 K 33 SPIRO Marya Uszer 35 Perla z Izraelow 28 16 Apr 1844 K 34 HAYSMAN Idel Leyb Berek 30 Ruchla z Izraelow 28 17 Apr 1844 K 35 AWENUS Michel Herszla 24 Gitla z Wolwow 20 25 Apr 1844 K 36 FEFERMAN Szlama Eliasz Nuta 30 Chana Ruchla 24 1 May 1844 Koprzywnica 37 WAYSBERT Moszek Izrael Haskiel 36 Fraydla z Leyzerow 28 7 May 1844 Koprzywnica 38 BLUMENFELD Izrael Major Hil Leyb 26 Dwoyra Laia z Eliaszow 24 6 May 1844 K 39 KATZ Beniamin Haim 40 JentazBeniaminow 40 22 Apr 1844 K 40 SPIRO Aron Herszek Judka 25 Liba Haia z Moszkow 24 14 May 1844 Pechowie 41 MERZEL Hawa Leybus 38 Bina z Moszkow 32 14 May 1844 wieé Ussarzowie 42 FUX Hana Kiwa 40 Marya z Meylechow 32 22 May 1844 K 43 AWENUS Ruchla Serla Izrael 37 Hana z Morkow 30 22 May 1844 K 44 GANC Haia Pesla Szmerek 40 Liba Ryfka z Swaywlow 20 23 May 1844 K 45 LANG1ER Ruchla Moszek 40 Ruchla zZelikow 29 26 May 1844 K 46 MERGIEN Ryfka Pesla Perec 31 Brandla z Joskow 25 27 May 1844 Koprzywnica 47 KIPERWASER Estera Hena Abram 25 Hinda z Simsiow 25 27 May 1844 K 48 LAUFER Ryfka Berek 32 Laia z Szmulow 36 4 June 1844 Koprzywnica 49 AYDELMAN Izrael Eliasz 33 Gitla z Izraelow 33 9 June 1844 Koprzywnica 50 HERSZTEIN Jcek Nochym 32 Blima z Joskow 30 9 June 1844 wiei Kaczlowic 51 HIMMELFARB Hawa Nusen 27 Rywka z Rywenow 23 27 June 1844 K 52 GURFINKIEL Izrael Leybus 50 Bayla z Szmulow 26 27 June 1844 K 53 GOLDSZTEIN Tauba Haim Dawid 32 Sura z Lebusiow 24 1 July 1844 K 54 GRYNGAS Haja Estera Berek 22 Hana z Bendelow 18 2 July 1844 Koprzywnica 55 ZYNTYK Slawa Bayna 22 Ryfka z Wolwow 19 2 July 1844 Koprzywnica 56 WARSAGIER Ela Dawid 42 Perla z Szandlow 28 2 July 1844 K 57 SZMIT Ides Aron 30 Haia Gitla zHaimow 30 3 July 1844 K 58 RAPPAPORT Major Mendel Moszek 33 Dobra z Moszkow 22 4 July 1844 K 59 KUCZLER Boruch Judka 25 Estera z Janklow 24 7 July 1844 K 60 DYNER Perla Eyzyk 34 Brandla z Jankow 32 8 July 1844 K 61 GROSKOP Harym Moszek 50 Tauba z Wolwow 40 10 July 1844 wies Wlostowie 62 BUDYN Faywel Hernia 38 Malka z Szyjow 30 21 July 1844 Koprzywnica 63 KNEBEL Szyja Herszla 25 Rayzy z Jakubow 25 24 July 1844 K 64 FENSTER Noma Cyrla Joel 48 Ita Bayla 42 24 July 1844 K 65 GRYNBERG Szyfra Lewek 40 Hena z Szulimow 30 24 July 1844 K 66 ECHT Cyrla Cypa Jcek 30 Haia z Beniaminow 20 13 Aug 1844 K 67 BEKIER Aydla Jcek 36 Serla z Izraelow 30 16Augl844 K 68 BUDEN Malka Uszer 26 Sima z --?-- 18 21 Aug 1844 Koprzywnica 69 FANKUCH Ryfka Ruchla Jonas 38 Zysla z Jakubow 26 4 Sept 1844 K 70 MERZ Mechel Jankiel 53 Laia z Joskow 38 6 Sept 1844 na Budach 71 SZMIT Jankiel Szmul Jcek 26 Liba z Szmulow 24 12 Sept 1844 K 72 KATZ Izrael Leybus Wigdor 48 Hica z Leybusiow 43 17 Sept 1844 K 73 SZPRUNG Pesla Szachna Herszla 36 Hana z Abramow 33 17 Sept 1844 wies Ulanowice 74 NUSENBAUM Malka Cywia Mendel 26 ? Hana z Leybusiow 32 25 Sept 1844 Koprzywnica 75 GOLDFARB Sura Szeindla SzaulJosek 27 Golda Ruchla z Simsonow 25 1 Octl844 K 76 WE1SBROT Szaia Josek 48 Ryfka z Moskow 40 6 June 1844 wies Dlugoleu 77 WEGMAN Malka Wolf 24 Golda z Leybow 20 24Novl844 (not stated) 78 GRYNBERG Golda Szmul 28 Ruchla z Rozenbergow 27 8Novl844 K 79 FLIGIELMAN Noma Jukiel 28 Jenta z Frydmanow 27 8Novl844 K 80 SALCBERG Maior Jankiel Szmul 42 Sura Ita z Ferncbugow (?) 42 13Novl844 K 81 LIDA Marya Szandla Judka 26 Rayzli z Herszkow 24 20Nov 1844 K 82 PERELMAN Herszla Jankiel 33 Gitla z Herszkow 30 21Nov 1844 K 83 WEGMAN Cywia Izrael 26 Dwoyra z Szmulow 20 9 Dec 1844 wies Skrzwirzow(?) 84 GIELER Moszek Noah 36 Golda z Wolwow 30 7Novl844 K 85 GLOSMAN Herszla Dawid Wolw 38 Hudes z Nochymow 30 26Octl844 wies Bloniu 86 FAJERSZTEIN Perla Jankiel 26 Mechla z Szlamow 30 7Nov 1844 K 87 SZUCHMACHER Bencyen Chaim Nusyn 36 Bayla z Jakobow 26 7Novl844 K 88 WAYNFELD Gitla Moszek 38 Ryfka Perla z Hendlow 23 8Novl844 K 89 BRAUNER Liba Fayga Froim 38 Ryfka Laia 23 8Novl844 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 39 90 WAYSFROJZYN Berek Jeremiasz 22 Ryfka z Moszkow 20 8 Nov 1844 K 91 FEKTER LibaHawa ZysmanLeyb 36 Malka z Joskow 33 9 Nov 1844 K 92 MANDORF Josek Szmul 38 HanazNusynow 24 13 Nov 1844 K 93 KWIAT JankielLeyb Szmerek 32 Matka z Abramow 28 20 Nov 1844 K 94 CWEIG Hinda Malka Jukiel 22 Rayzla zJckow 30 20 Nov 1844 Koprzywnica 95 GRYNBERG Jankiel Mendel Jcek 50 Laiaz Joskow 40 20 Nov 1844 wieé Smerdyni 96 WAXMAN LaiaGitla Jcek 24 Malka z Nusymow 22 12 Dec 1844 K 97 GOLDSZTEIN Wolw Jankiel 25 Haiaz Moszkow 23 12 Dec 1844 K 98 GRYNBLAT [-BAL] Josek Haim IzraelNoach 33 ItazNaftulow 25 16 Dec 1844 K 99 KAC (KATZ) Eyzyk Josek 25 SurazEyzykow 20 16 Dec 1844 K 100 BRAUNER Fraydla Moszek 36 Nauma z Rawidow (?) 36 16 Dec 1844 K 101 BRAUNER FaygaLaia Leyzer 22 Szandli z Rywenow 20 16 Dec 1844 K 102 GRYNBERG Szyfra Rochla Uszer 24 Ryfka z Abramow 22 17 Dec 1844 wies Smerdyna 103 LEK Fiszel Abram 20 Czarna z Leybusiow 20 22 Dec 1844 wieéBIoniu 104 LANDEHUBE FaygaBayla MajerLeyb 50 HaiazGimplow 45 22Dec 1844 Koprzywnica 1845 1 KOP Majer Abram Herszla 36 Hana Maryz z Herszlow 30 30 Dec 1844 K 2 GRYNBERG Cypra Szyfra Uszer 32 Fayga Szandla z Mendlow 26 3 Jan 1845 K 3 EYZENBUCH Jakob Hersz Dawid 20 Dobraz Joskow 21 19 Jan 1845 K 4 RUBIN DobraHendla Uszer 22 HanaBayla zLidow 22 20 Jan 1845 K 5 BAUM AydlaCyna Szyja 36 Hinda Dwoyra z Joyzepow 24 22 Jan 1845 K 6 SZMIT Nusen Hil 36 Cywa z Herszlow 30 23 Jan 1845 K 7 MER Alter Zysman 26 Madia Haia z Rywenbayrych 29 6Febl845 K 8 PANTYR Ruchla Leyzer 48 Tema z Mortkow 40 9Febl845 K 9 KIPERWASER FraydaHena Mortka 30 Brucha z Moszkow 40 9 Feb 1845 K 10 ZALCBERG Fayga Blima Herszla 36 Bayla z Abramow 30 11 Feb 1845 K 11 CZAPNIK Dyna Berek 32 Bayla z Moszkow 26 16 Feb 1845 K 12 DYNER Marya Chaim 25 Brandla z Moszkow 24 17 Feb 1845 K 13 SALCBERG Moszek Judka 36 Laia z Wigdorow 40 18 Feb 1845 K 14 CUKIER Fayga Beynus 36 Hana Szayndla z Dawidow 36 18 Feb 1845 K 15 GRYNBLAT Curtla Zelman 22 Fryma z Dawidow 20 19 Feb 1845 K 16 SZULDMAN BaylaMalka Dawid 38 Estera z Mendlow 32 13 Mar 1845 wies Gicraszowie 17 FANKUCHEN Ryfka Haja Jcek 42 Estea z Szmulow 36 17 Mar 1845 wiesKepuc 18 EYZENBUCH Curtla ' Szmul 50 Dobra Adla z Jarmulow 36 17 Mar 1845 K 19 ECHT Jankiel Joyzep 53 Mindlaz Abramow 40 19 Mar 1845 K 20 BINDER Jarmula Moszek 30 Hana Gitla z Jarmulow 18 19 Mar 1845 K 21 WINER Fayga Eyzyk 36 Haia Sura z Haimow 30 19 Mar 1845 K 22 MICLA(?) Tema Abram 36 Estera z Zelikow 40 20 Mar 1845 K 23 FANKUCHEN Abram Josek 34 Kayla z Izraelow 27 25 Mar 1845 Koprzywnica 24 SZNAYDER Zotka Leybus 30 Goldaz Haimow 30 25 Mar 1845 K 25 LAUCHTENBERG Toba Brucha Izrael 26 Hawaz Zelikow 18 26 Mar 1845 K 26 TYSZLER Jcek Hil Josek 26 Haiaz Mortkow 26 27 Mar 1845 K 27 TYSZLER Berek Faywel 50 Fayga z Haninow 40 27 Mar 1845 K 28 KIESLER JcieLeyb (not named) Ruchla 28 19 Mar 1845 K 29 MERZEL Berek Abram 35 Estera z Uzyriow 27 23 Mar 1845 Ussarzowie 30 MINTZ RywaZlata Zelik 23 Toba Laia 20 6 Apr 1845 K 31 TREFLER Nisla Simsia 25 Szyfra z Abramow 24 16 Apr 1845 K 32 RUBIN Major Leybus 38 Cywa Fayga z Szulimow 30 19 Apr 1845 K 33 BOXERN Ryfka Simon 30 Gitla z Leyzerow 27 22 Apr 1845 K 34 GOLDWASER Ryfka Raydla Szlama 34 Henda z Dawidow 29 30 Apr 1845 K 35 FERBER Pesla Kalman 43 Zysla Rayzla z Szulimow 46 1 May 1845 K 36 KREMER Marya Wolw 26 Fayga z Ickow 22 2 May 1845 K 37 CWEIG Giela Jukiel (Judka) 40 Ryfka z Magickow (?) 30 22 Apr 1845 Koprzywnica 38 ROZENFELD Major Moszek Abram 45 Gitla z Majorow 39 22 Apr 1845 Koprzywnica 39 FENSTERSZTOK Jukiel Major 27 Hana z Leybusiow 22 23 Apr 1845 Koprzywnica 40 BUCHMAN Gimpel Szmul 45 Ryfka z Herszkow 36 21 Apr 1845 Koprzywnica 41 CWEIG Bendel Leybus 40 HanazSanow 33 5 May 1845 Koprzywnica 42 GRYNBAL Moszek leek Simon 30 DynazJakubow 28 31 May 1845 K 43 KWIAT Szlama Jakob Abram 28 Fayga z Apeletow (?) 22 27 May 1845 K 44 KIPERWASER Moszek Hendel Dawid 33 Cypa Dwoyra z Szlamow 32 1 June 1845 K 45 NUSENBAUM Aron Hersz Lejba 43 Gitla zBerkow 43 3 May 1845 wiesBloniu 46 RYWENBAYRYCH Malka Blima Hercyk 33 Ruchla z Lemkow 24 6 July 1845 K 47 BRAUNER Hena Zaynwel 24 ItazJakubow 21 20 July 1845 K 48 GOLDFARB Major Szulim Zyskind 33 Szandla z Mortkow 20 21 July 1845 K 49 AWENUS Abram Ejzyk 39 Laiaz Abramow 36 22 July 1845 K 50 FLISFEDER Abus Szulim 27 Malka Haia z Herszkow 26 22 July 1845 K 4U Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 51 TRUFELMAN Haja Herszl 50 Malka z Nochymow 40 23 July 1845 wies Peterycach 52 GOLDSZTEIN Moszek Szlama 29 Laia z Izraelow 26 27 July 1845 wiesBeradzu 53 KOPSZTEIN Szmerek Moszek 40 Hendla z Berkow 36 29 May 1845 K 54 BEKIER Jcek Szol 26 Ruchla z Kalmanow 25 27 May 1845 K 55 WEGMAN Ejzyk Urys 28 Hana z Berkow 22 18 Aug 1845 wies Smerdyna 56 TYSZLER Gitla Blima Izrael 35 Fryma Laia z Szlamow 35 18 Aug 1845 K 57 ADLER Marya Berek 32 Séria z Joelow 32 20 Aug 1845 K 58 LUDERMAN Mortka Szlama 32 Cywa z Jckow 30 20 Aug 1845 K 59 TYSZLER Szyfra Blima [Gitla] Jcek 25 Chana z Grynbergow 26 3 Sep 1845 K 60 BRAUNER Zelman Joyzep 42 Ryfka z Jckow 34 4 Sep 1845 K 61 GLOSMAN Mortka Hersz Izrael 29 Ajdla Ruchla z Hirszmanow 27 24 Aug 1845 Koprzywnica 62 INGBIR Aron Szlama Joyzep 40 Fajga Laia z Herszkow 34 28 July 1845 wieé Dlugoece (?) 63 HIRSZMAN Leybus Zyndel Nuta 33 Hana zWoIwow 33 21 Aug 1845 Koprzywnica 64 HIRSZMAN Zyndel Urys 42 Zlala Dwoyra z Szmulow 30 21 Aug 1845 Koprzywnica 65 KRYSZTAL Icie Lejb Lipa 33 Tema z Szlamow 32 24 May 1845 wies Zakrzowie 66 GRYNFELD Moszek Ejzyk 21 Séria z Berkow 21 17 Sep 1845 K 67 HERSZTEIN Berek Nachym 35 Blima z Joskow 32 22 Sep 1845 Kaczkowie 68 SILVERSZTEIN Bayla Moszek 34 Marya z Abusiow 30 22 Sep 1845 K 69 KOP Malka Moszek 37 Séria z Izraelow 34 13 Oct 1845 Koprzywnica 70 MINC Jcek Moszek Leyzor 21 Estera Dobra z Dawidow 20 7 Oct 1845 K 71 BUDEN Eliasfz] Szmul Major 22 Hinda z Eliaszow 18 14 Oct 1845 Koprzywnica 72 ARBETMAN Abram Wolw Pinkwas 20 Golda z Boxern 21 19 Oct 1845 K 73 TREFLER Joyzep Wolw Lejbus 27 Gitla z Abramow 20 13 Nov 1845 K 74 ALBUS Hena Jcek 45 Dyna z Leybusiow 40 13 Nov 1845 K 75 GRYNBAL Szyfra Cwetla Joyzep 22 Séria z Herszkow 36 9 Nov 1845 K 76 GLOSMAN Mortka Wolw 36 Hudes z Nachymow 30 19 Nov 1845 wieéBloniu 77 RAYCHMAN Hana Aron 32 Liejwa z Zelikow 26 24 Nov 1845 K 78 FANKUCHEN Zysman Szol 28 Hana z Koplow 22 24 Nov 1845 wies Pechowie 79 KIMEL Abram Ajzyk 35 Lida z Lejbusiow 30 24 Nov 1845 K 80 HIMMELFARB Wigdor Izrael 33 Hendla zNisenow 28 27 Nov 1845 K 81 ALDWERGIER Wolw Rafael 24 Estera z Mortkow 28 27 Nov 1845 K 82 HIMMELFARB Josek Idel Wigdor 28 Sura z Lejbusiow 24 4 Dec 1845 wies Smerdyna 83 SOSIENOWICZ Moszek Izrael 24 Marya z Joskow 22 7 Dec 1845 wies Dlagoleu 84 GORZYCZANSKI Frajdla Nachman 46 Hana z Wolwow 40 8 Dec 1845 K 85 KOP Kiwa Major 24 Gitla z Joyzepow 20 8 Dec 1845 K 86 GRYNBERG Dwoyra Szachna 24 Liejwa z Braunerow 22 8 Dec 1845 K 87 MICMACHER Chaja Ryfka Szlama 50 Fajga Séria z --?-- 34 13 Dec 1845 K 88 BARAN Michel Jcek Cherszla 22 Sura z Lejbusiow 22 13 Dec 1845 K 89 SZULDMAN Jcek Abram 30 Chaia Laia z Moskow 28 15 Dec 1845 K 90 TOLPET Sura Ruchla Lejzor 24 Estera z Lejbusiow 22 15 Dec 1845 K 1O/Jif. 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wies Przyzwrowie 15 HERCKOP Chaskiel Izrael 36 Chaia Rajzla z Zalcbergow 30 24 Feb 1846 K 16 GOLDEHAMER Zysman Lejb Berek 48 Cwetla z Zyngow 48 IP Mar 1846 K 17 SIERADZK1 Chil Berek Jankiel 31 Gitla z Rachmanow 30 22 Mar 1846 K 18 KLOS Chaim Zejscel (?) 24 Gitla z Gr-?- 22 22 Mar 1846 wies Wlostowie 19 PECZYNA Abram Chersz Szmul Lejb 25 Jachet 19 30 Mar 1846 wies Szymanowice 20 TREFLER Josek Fajwel 31 Necha z Grynbalow 28 15 Apr 1846 K 21 FERBER Fiszel Berek 40 Malka z Kie--g--bergow 44 29 Apr 1846 K 22 ZLOTNIK Szulim Szmul 41 Bajla z Zacharyaszow 39 29 Apr 1846 K 23 TYSZLER Mendel Lejbus Meniowicz 45 Sura Lai z Kumarow (?) 36 30 Apr 1846 K 24 EPELBAUM Izrael Szmerek 30 Ruchla laia z Erdfrochtow 24 30 Apr 1846 K 25 SZPETER Chana Uren 38 Sura z Jckow 33 3 May 1846 Koprzywnica Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 41 26 TREFLER Chaja Sura Lejzer 23 Cypa z Fankuchenow 20 13 Feb 1846 wies Beszyice 27 HIMMELFARB Szmul Cherzla z Meylech 24 Ryfka z Cherszlow 22 25 May 1846 K 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Ejyzk Izrael 28 Dwoyra z Szmulow 20 15 Sep 1846 wieâ Slezwiczowie 43 EJZENBUCH Chil Szaja Dawid 23 Dobra z Joskow 24 15 Sep 1846 K 44 MANDORF Haja Pesla Szmuel 45 Hana z Moszkow 24 11 Oct 1846 K 45 BUCHOLZ Pinkwas Izrael 23 Sora z Szjszynqow (?) 18 13 Oct 1846 wies" Loniowie 46 MAJNGARTEN Urys Nuta 24 Chandla z Braunerow 24 30 Oct 1846 K 47 GORZYCZANSKI Szandla Cherszla 22 Chana z Ejzenbuchow 19 30 Oct 1846 K 48 BRAUNER Ruchla Szandla Zajnwel 26 Ita z Zelikow UNov 1846 K 49 ALDWERGIER Cyrla Jankiel 30 Brucha Brandla z Fiszlow 24 UNov 1846 K 50 PERELMAN Chaja Zysia 22 Rayzla z Mitbergow 20 18Novl846 K 51 MERZEL Fajga Lejbus 40 Bina z Moszkow 36 24Novl846 wies Usarzowie 52 GRYNGLAS Bajla Berek 26 Chana z --?-- 24 30Nov 1846 Koprzywnica 53 MERGIEN Michel Zelik 36 Gitla 30 13 Dec 1846 Koprzywnica 54 GOLDFARB Ela Szol Josek 30 Golda 30 13 Dec 1846 K 55 LERER Brandla Chil 27 Sarla z Chirsemanow 23 22 Dec 1846 Koprzywnica 56 CYNAMON Ita Tema Chil 29 Ryfka z Sieradzki 27 23 Dec 1846 Koprzywnica 57 BUDEN Ita Major 23 Chinda z Szysmow 18 23 Dec 1846 Koprzywnica 58 KARAS Idas Jankiel 24 Bajla Krajndla z Beniaminow 18 23 Dec 1846 K 59 GOLDCHAMER Josek Uszer Lejzer 25 Malka Laia z Szlamow 20 23 Dec 1846 K 1847 1 GRYNBLAT Hawa Berek 45 Cywa z Melorow (?) 36 2 Jan 1847 K 2 KNEBEL Josek Berek 48 Laia z Lipow 27 3 Jan 1847 K 3 BAUM Josek Kopel 31 Chinda z Benderow 26 12 Jan 1847 wies Byszowie 4 MERGIEN Abram Bendel Lejbus 37 Chai Chinda z Bendylow 32 18 Jan 1847 Koprzywnica 5 LANGIER Sechia Lejzer 36 Gitla zLejbusiow 30 25 Jan 1847 K 6 KWIAT Michel Szmerek 36 Malka z Abramow 31 27 Jan 1847 K 7 FANTUCH Berek Jonas 38 Zyeda z Jarmulow 26 27 Jan 1847 K 8 KOP Abram Zotka 24 Matla z Mersztein 18 31 Jan 1847 K 9 WAJNFELD Mendel Berek 40 Fryma z Majorow 40 30Novl846 K 10 MERTENBAUM Zacharyasz Gilman 30 Sura z Szp~?--ow 26 26 Jan 1847 wies Gorki 11 ARBUS Beniamin Moszek 35 Rayzla z Grynsbergow 30 16 Jan 1847 wies Nawodzice 12 RYWENBAYRYCH Chaja Laia Chercyk 37 Ruchla z Ferncbergow 30 16 Feb 1847 K 13 GOLDSZTEIN Zelik Chaim Dawid 36 Sura z Lejbow 32 5 Mar 1847 K 14 NUDELMAN Wolw Uszer 25 Ryfka z Gancow 28 9 Mar 1847 K 15 NUDELMAN Sura Abus 33 SerlazSimsiow 25 8 Mar 1847 K 16 ALOES Szandla Zelik 26 Brandla z Lauferow 22 10 Mar 1847 K 17 FEFERMAN Izrael Nuta 32 Chana z Cynamonow 32 6 Apr 1847 Korpzywnica 18 EJDELMAN Jcek Eliasz 31 Gitla z Lipkow 30 5 Apr 1847 Koprzywnica 19 TREFLER Moszek Aron Simsia 27 Szyfra z Treflerow 26 8 Apr 1847 K 20 WAJNBAUM Nacha Tauba Saul 22 Jcy z Adamaszkow 38 9 Apr 1847 K 21 AGAYSTER Ryfka Zyla 24 Ides z Juklow 22 13 Apr 1847 K 22 GARBARZ Major Wolw 27 Chawa z Lejzorow 26 13 Apr 1847 K • 23 ZEJDMAN Szlama Chaim 27 Ruchla Laia z Chimmelfarbow 25 13 Apr 1847 K 24 WARSAG1ER Szyja Dawid 44 Perla z Zybrow 30 18 Apr 1847 K 25 RAYCHMAN Mendel Moszek 35 Gnandla z Fuxow 36 18 Apr 1847 K 26 GROSMAN Marya Moszek 26 Chinda 22 20 Apr 1847 K 27 BRAJDYL Liba Chawa Zelman 24 Mirla z Raychmanow 24 20 Apr 1847 K 28 GRYNBAL Malka Joyzep 24 Séria z Binderow 30 18 May 1847 K 29 AXAM1T Lejzer Abram 27 Ryfka z Joelow 24 6 June 1847 K 30 KOP Estera Moszek 37 Séria z Izraelow 35 23 June 1847 K 31 BINDER Cherszl Moszek 32 Chana Gitla z Jarmulow 24 25 June 1847 K 42 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 32 GRYNBERG Judka Szmul 30 Fayga z Klosow 24 5 July 1847 wies" Swiniarice 33 MINTZ Fajga Tema Lejzer 28 Ruchla z Braunerow 18 7 July 1847 K 34 KIPERWASER Moszek Chendel Abram 30 Chinda z Simsiow 26 21 July 1847 K 35 WEJNFELD Szyja Jcek Moszek 37 Rayzla z Ej-?-ow 20 4Augl847 wies Sternalice 36 KOP Laja Cherszla 40 Chana Marya z Penynow 32 19Augl847 K 37 RAWEL Urys Chaim 21 Marya z Urysiow 20 23Augl847 K 38 FUX Cypa Kiwa 40 Marya z Meylechow 32 23Augl847 K 39 FLIGIELMAN Major Jukiel 36 Laia z Frydmanow 31 13 Oct 1847 K 40 WEJNBERG Dawid Abram Moszek 23 Dwoyra z Spirow 18 19 0ct 1847 K 41 WACIARZ Cherszla Jcek 30 Chaia Sura z Wolwow 35 27 Oct 1847 K 42 KIENIGSBERG Chana Szymon 22 Mindla z Mortkow 18 31 Oct 1847 K 43 GOLDSZTEIN Herszla Szlama 31 Laia z Izraelow 22 1 Nov 1847 wies Beradzu 44 NUSENBAUM Lejbus Nuta Mendel 30 Chana z Lejbusiow 31 16Novl847 Koprzywnica 45 SZAUBEL Siejwa Gitla Jeremiasz 22 Kajla z Braunerow 29 18 Nov 1847 K 46 GOLDCHAMER Abe Lejb Major 25 Fajga Ryfka z Cherszlow 22 5 Dec 1847 K 47 SALCBERG Sura Bajla Judka 38 Laia z Wigdorow 24 5 Dec 1847 K 48 TECZA Lejb Ber Lejzer 25 Ryflca z Raychmanow 28 22 Oct 1847 K 49 BARAN Mechel Jcek Cherszla Major 24 Sura z Jckow 20 17 Dec? 1847 K 50 KLIGMAN Szandla Bajla Cherszla Lejb 26 Chana Pesla z Sliserow (?) 25 24Augl847 K 51 DYKU Etlia Lejbus 25 Chinda Malka z Eliaszow 23 18 Jan 1846 K 52 MINTZ Atla Zelik 26 Laia z Goldszteinow 22 14 Dec 1847 K 53 KIELBIK Bayla Szandla Gierszon 45 Mirla z Szulimow 37 -1846 K 54 DYNER Frymela Perla Chaim 28 Brandla z Moskow 24 19 Dec 1847 K 55 JEGIER Chyna Lejbus 33 Chinda z Simsiow 35 14 Dec 1847 wies Byszowie 1848 1 FAJERSZTEIN Ryfka Jankiel 31 Mechla z Szlamow 26 27 Dec 1847 K 2 GRYNBERG Jcek Szmul 32 Ruchla z Rosenbergow 30 2 Jan 1848 K 3 GRYNBERG Chaim Uszer 33 Fajga z Fligielmanow 32 4 Jan 1848 K 4 GRYNBERG Jakob Lejbus 42 Chena z Tuchfabrykantow 32 4 Jan 1848 K 5 BAUM Moszek Szyja 37 Chinda Malka z Echtow 26 20 Jan 1848 K 6 ARBUS Ryflca Cherszl 28 Czarna z Cherszlow 22 9Febl848 wies" Nawodzice 7 GOLDWASER Jcie Lejb Szlama 38 Chenda z Dawidow 35 5 Mar 1848 K 8 ZYLBERSZTEIN Cherszl Moszek 38 Marya z Merow 28 9 Mar 1848 K 9 GRYNBAL Cyna Simon 35 Dyna z Frochtow 28 9 Mar 1848 K 10 SZULDMAN Marya Dawid 50 Estera z Merderow 36 12 Mar 1848 wies Gieraszowice 11 WAYSBORT Siapsia Chaskiel 38 Frajda z Wajbow 30 13 Mar 1848 Koprzywnica 12 ZYNTYK Baila Bainis 30 Ryfka z Dynemarkow (?) 22 13 Mar 1848 Koprzywnica 13 CHIMELFARB Abram Wigdor 28 Sora z Tefalow (?) 26 13 Mar 1848 wies Smerdyna 14 KOFMAN Abram Menasia 30 Estera z Grosmaniow 24 14Mar,1848 K 15 WEJGMAN Mortka Urys 28 Chana z Berkow 24 22 Mar 1848 wies Smerdyna 16 MINC Simsia Lejzor 23 Estera Dobra z Grynbergow 22 23 Mar 1848 K 17 BUCHOLC Izrael Josek Szyja 23 Szyfra z Joskow 22 1 May 1848 wies Dlugolel'a 18 KATZ Marya Szmul 24 Estera z Janklow 24 13 May 1848 K 19 WEIZENFELD Jochweta Maior 19 Szaindla z Nusenbaumow 19 20 May 1848 wies Bloniu 20 NISENBAUM Eizyk Chil 24 Ryfka z Landow 24 15 Apr 1848 wies" Bloniu 21 KOP Blima Zotka 24 Estera Matla z Herszkow 20 13 June 1848 K 22 FLISFEDER Jcie Lejbus Fajwel 29 Malka Chaia z Szolimow 28 20 June 1848 K 23 GLANTZ Ela Szymon 23 Bajla Basa 22 30 Mar 1848 K 24 BRAUNER Mortka Zajnwel 21 Matla z Cukiermanow 20 7 July 1848 K 25 WAXMAN Abram Wolw Jcek 28 Malka z Nusenow 24 7 July 1848 K 26 SIERA |D]ZKI Abram Szulim Jankiel 36 Gitla z Rachmanow 30 14 July 1848 K 27 ECHT Abram Joyzep 63 Mindla z Abramowiczow 45 14Augl848 K 28 TREFLER Mortka Fajwel 35 Necha z Michelow 29 27Augl848 K 29 SZULDMAN Szlama Cherszl 25 Chinda z Zelmanow 23 30Augl848 K 30 CUKIERMAN Marya Major 35 Chana z Cherszlowiczow 25 7Sepl848 wies Gozlice 31 RAJCHMAN Estera Rayzla Aron 34 Siywa Frajda z Zelikow 24 9Sepl848 K 32 RUZENBAUM Idel Lejbus Bajnus 30 Chaia z Motylow 28 17 Sep 1848 K 33 KIEJSMAN Ruchla Dawid 30 Chana z Mandelmanow 26 23Sepl848 wies przepiwzowie 34 BRAUNER Hinda Alia Zainwel 28 Jela z Felingerow 26 12 Oct 1848 K 35 LUDERMAN Lejbus Liberman 24 Liba z Teszmanow? 20 19 Oct 1848 K 36 GLOSMAN Chana Izrael 34 Aidla Ruchla z Moszkow 30 12 Nov 1848 Koprzywnica 37 CWAIG Abram Moszek 30 Chaia z Izraelow 24 13 Nov 1848 Koprzywnica 38 MER Rywen Bajrych Zysman 30 Matla Chaia z Rywenbairych 30 5 Dec 1848 K 39 KIESLER Jankiel Judka 30 Estera z Janklow 26 5 Dec 1848 K 40 GOLDFARB Siejwa Zyskind 36 Szandla z Mortkow 22 11 Dec 1848 K 41 ADLER Chendla Berek 40 Séria z Benderow 32 13 Dec 1848 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 43 42 PENCZYNA Perla Lejb 27 Jacheta z Szkelbergow 20 14 Dec 1848 wies Rybnica 43 SZMIT Matla Blima Chendel 45 Cywa z Cherszlow 40 14 Dec 1848 K 44 KIPERWASER Haim Szlama Dawid 35 Cypa z Chaimow 32 14 Dec 1848 K 45 PENCZYNA Dawid Moszek Aron 24 Sora z Ruzenwazerow 23 19 Dec 1848 wies Szymanowice 46 WAINFELD Faiga Moszek 45 Perla z Kalatow 40 19 Dec 1848 K 47 KREMER Aron Wolw 40 FaijazKopow 30 19 Dec 1848 K 48 CZAPNIK Rachma Berek 40 Baila z Moszkow 30 20 Dec 1848 K 49 SZMIT Ryfka Jcek 30 Liba z Szmulow 27 21 Dec 1848 K 50 SZPRUNG Chaim Szlama Szachna 40 Jetta z Szlamow 24 23 Dec 1848 wies Ulanowica 51 FANKUCHEN Zysman Josek 27 Rasza z Szlamow 22 23 Dec 1848 wieé Zbiegniewicc 52 KLIGMAN Josek Juek Cherszla Lejb 30 Chana Perla z Joskow 24 23 Dec 1848 K 53 KIELBIC Josek Jcek 30 Sora Brandla z Wolwow 26 23 Dec 1848 K 54 TREFLER Chana Lejzor 24 Cypa z Fankuchenow 20 23 Dec 1848 K 1849 1 WAISBORT Ides Chaim 40 Cyma z —klerow (?) 36 14 Jan 1849 wies" Szymanowice 2 SOZENOWICZ Szorya Nuta Izrael 28 Marya z Melechowiczow 22 23 Jan 1849 wies" Grabinie 3 GORZYCZANSKI Laja Nachman 50 Chana z Waingarten(ow) 45 25 Jan 1849 K 4 MERZEL Urys Abram 36 Estera z Urysiow 30 5Febl849 wies Uzarzowie 5 FAINKUCHEN Szmul Jankiel Jcek 30 Rachla z Waswazerow 30 13 Feb 1849 wies Szymanowice 6 GRYNBERG Ruchla Szachna 27 Siejwa z Braunerow 24 19Feb 1849 K 7 BRAJDYK Brandla Zelman 27 Mirla z Rajchmanow 23 23 Apr 1849 K 8 SZYFER Zelik Urys 50 Perla z Dynerow 30 24 Apr 1849 K 9 GROSMAN Joel Mechel Moszek 28 Chinda z Gisow 26 26 Apr 1849 K 10 BLUMENFELD Jcek Chil 36 Dwoyra z Epelbaumow 30 29 Apr 1849 K 11 KIEJSMAN Abram Cherszla 36 Chana z Rauzerow 30 6 May 1849 K 12 DYKO Nachman Lejbus 28 Chinda z Elow 24 13 May 1849 K 13 RAPAPORT Jcek Moszek 34 Dobra z Salcbergow 31 16 May 1849 K 14 SZAFRAN Lejbus Abram 20 Marya z Spierow 18 19 May 1849 K 15 GOLDHAMER Zysman Ber Lejzor 30 Malka Laia z Kalinow 28 22 May 1849 K 16 TREFLER Aron Ber [Abram] Izrael 32 Eidla z Karanow 30 23 May 1849 K 17 SNAJDER Czarna Lejbus 35 Golda z Chaimowiczow 30 27 May 1849 K 18 GOLDWASER Chaim Mortka 30 Szosza z Joskow 23 29 May 1849 K 19 AWENUS Wolf Cherszla 37 Chinda z Micmacherow 30 3 June 1849 K 20 GRYNBLAT Dawid Zelman 26 Fryma z Berkierow 25 6 June 1849 K 21 KOP Lejbus Major 27 Gitla z Echtow 24 7 June 1849 K 22 CHIMELFARB Jutka Izrael 36 Chendla z Dynerow 36 13 June 1849 K 23 TENCZER Zelik Szmul 30 Itta z Symchow 27 14 June 1849 K 24 ALDWERGIER Cherszla Rafat 24 Estera z Mortka 27 14 June 1849 K 25 GIELER Tauba Noech 36 Ciza z Berkowiczow 24 17 June 1849 K 26 KARMESER Lejzor Moszek 27 Mala z Echtow 24 18 June 1849 K 27 ALDWERGIER Estera Malka Jankiel 34 Brucha Brandla z Awenusow 22 19 June 1849 K 28 GLOSMAN Ryfka Wolw 40 Hudes z Nachymow 32 20 June 1849 wies" Bloniu 29 EPELBAUM Cherszla Szmerek 30 Ruchla Laia z Erdfrochtow 24 20 June 1849 K 30 ALDWERGIER Estera Chaja Uszer Zelik 25 Laia z Pantyrow 20 24 June 1849 wieé Gorki 31 LANGIER Jankiel Lejzor 37 Gitla z Lejbusiow 36 29 June 1849 wies Szymanowice 32 BRAUNER Dwoira Froim 45 Ryfka z Wolwow 26 6 July 1849 K 33 BOXERN Major Simon 32 Gitla z Baumelow 30 13 July 1849 K 34 GOLDMAN Joel Urys 40 Jenta z Mortkow 36 17 July 1849 K 35 IMBIR Chana Joyzep 40 Faiga Laia z Szlamow 40 19 July 1849 wies Dlugolece 36 ZYLBERMAN Dawid Jankiel 30 Tema z Izraelow 24 24 July 1849 wies" Beradzu 37 GORZYCZANSKI Izrael Herszla 25 Hena z Eizenbuchow 24 30 July 1849 K 38 EJZENBUCH Matla Ruchla Dawid 26 Dobra z Grynbergow 28 13 Augl849 K 39 FANTUCH Jukiel Jonas 40 Lysla z Jarmalow 30 23 Aug 1849 K 40 ZYLBERING Szachna Chaim 20 Dobra z Cynamonow 20 31 Augl849 Koprzywnica 41 FLIGIELMAN Moszek Jukiel 36 Laia z Fryolmanow 30 17 Sep 1849 K 42 KUSEK Ryfka Zysiel 28 Chana z Lejbusiow 21 21 Sep 1849 wies Wlsotowie 43 WAISBORT Bendel Chaskiel 40 Freyda z Cwejgow 30 28 Sep 1849 Koprzywnica 44 FEFER Abram Nuta 60 Chana z Cyamonow 35 13 Oct 1849 Koprzywnica 45 PANTYR Major Szmul 24 Mechla z Ledermanow 22 19Octl849 K 46 WACIARZ Chaim Jcek 30 Chaia z Aldwergerow 35 24 Oct 1849 K 47 KARAS Malka Jankiel 26 Baila z Zaidmanow 24 16Nov 1849 K 48 WAINFELD Zysla Moszek 40 Raizla z Eichenow 23 23Novl849 wies Sternalice 49 KALINA Lejbus Szlama 50 Dwora z Klosow 48 23Novl849 K 50 GRYNBERG Chaim Lejbus 49 Chena z Tuchfabrykantow 36 14 Dec 1849 K 51 KNEBEL Frajda Berek 48 Laja z Lipow 42 21 Dec 1849 K 44 Kielce-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 1850 1 NUSENBAUM Faiga Chil 32 Ruchli z Czarnobrodow 23 14 Jan 1850 Koprzywnica 2 BUCHOLC Chana Izrael 25 Sura z Klosow 23 21 Jan 1850 wies Loniowie 3 GOLDSZTEIN Judka Szlama 35 Laia z Izraelow 30 14 Mar 1850 wies Beradzu 4 BRAUNER Moszek Abram 19 chana z Grynbergow 18 15 Mar 1850 K 5 SZAFRAN Fraida Abram 23 Marya z Spirow 20 19 Mar 1850 K 6 HIMELFARB Wigdor Szyia 36 Basa z Maiorow 24 20 Mar 1850 wieS Pelczyce 7 TREFLER Raiza Szymon 29 Szyfra z Abramow 25 21 Mar 1850 K 8 MERZEL Baila Aron 30 Séria z Krandlow 28 24 Mar 1850 wies Sloptowie 9 RYMER Nusen Gierszon 28 Chaia z Szprungow 24 15 Apr 1850 K 10 MINTZ Chaika Lejzor 24 Ruchla z Braunerow 22 16 Apr 1850 K 11 MERDER Kuna Josek Maior 25 Chawa z Grynblatow 20 8 May 1850 K 12 ROZENGARTEN Zysla Izrael 30 Dobra z Ferberow 24 23 Apr 1850 K 13 SALCBERG Sima Judka 38 Laia z Kacow 28 29 Apr 1850 K 14 GRYNBAL Krandla Szymon 36 Chana Pesla z Kofmanow 20 30 Apr 1850 K 15 KOP Szyfra Lejbus Maior 22 Itta z Grynbergow 19 7 May 1850 K 16 MERDER Kuna Josek Maior 25 Chawa z Grynblatow 20 8 May 1850 K 17 BUDEN Moszek Uszer 32 Sima z Cholzmanow 26 12 May 1850 Koprzywnica 18 LERRER Cherszl Chil 29 Jarka (?) z Cherszmanow 27 20 May 1850 Koprzywnica 19 GOLDFARB Simsia Szol 34 GoldazKowelow(?) 35 24 May 1850 K 20 GOLDHAMER Ruchla Maior 27 Faiga z Cherszkow 25 27 May 1850 K 21 MERDER Bajnus Urys 50 Faiga z Szyiow 36 29 May 1850 K 22 FUX Berek Jankiel 36 Estera z Szlamow 30 7 June 1850 K 23 MANDORF Dawid Szmul 40 Chana z Moszkow 27 8 June 1850 K 24 CHIMELFARB Moszek Cherszla 28 Ryfka z Cherszlow 24 14 June 1850 K 25 ALOES Dawid Zelik 30 Brandla z Dawidow 25 17 June 1850 K 26 CHIMELFARB Mortka Nusen 30 Ryfka z Abramow 30 23 June 1850 K 27 SANDOMIERSKI Moszek Lejbus 44 Mala z Grynbergow 38 8 July 1850 K 28 JAMA Mortka Abus 22 Chaia z Goldhamerow 20 1 July 1850 K 29 FAIERSZTEIN Dawid Jankiel 36 Machla z Kalinow 30 16 July 1850 K 30 WAINFELD Szyia Cherszla 21 Lipa z Faiwlow 21 19 July 1850 wies* Kurow 31 IMBER Szlama Aron Joyzep 42 Faiga Laia z Wajsbortow 40 21 July 1850 wies Dlugolece 32 WENTER Abram Zelman 25 Ruchla z Abramow 20 23Augl850 K 33 KOP Nacha Zotka 26 Matla z Adamaszkow 24 26Augl850 K 34 NUSENBAUM Chaim Zelik Maior 35 Chana z Manelow 35 13 Sep 1850 Koprzywnica 35 GOLDFARB Cherszla Zyskind 37 Szandla z Mortkow 22 17Sep 1850 K 36 KIEJSMAN Simel Dawid - Chana z Manlermanow 30 20 Sep 1850 wies Przepiorow 37 MINTZ Moszek Zelik 30 Tauba z Goldszteinow 26 23 Sep 1850 K 38 RAICHMAN Moszek Zelik Aron 45 Siewa z Auslapierow (?) 25 2 Sep 1850 K 39 GOTLIB Zelik Cherszla 27 Sura z Gielerow 22 7Octl850 Koprzywnica 40 KOFMAN Lejbus Abram 45 Syma z Mandorfow 20 14 Oct 1850 K 41 FENSTERSZAIB Brandla Maior 30 Chawa z Lejbusiow 28 22Octl850 Koprzywnica 42 BUDEN Szaia Maior 27 ChindazEliaszow 24 23 Oct 1850 Koprzywnica 43 BUCHOLC Ruda Chaim 20 Chana z Szymonow 18 16 Dec 1850 w Chotkow 1851 1 HIRSZMAN Moszek Nuta . Ruchla 40 26 Dec 1850 K 2 PECZYNA Maior Szmul 26 Jochwet z Szketbergow 26 6 Jan 1851 wieé Rybnica 3 WAINBERG Chana Izrael 25 Hena z Zaiacow 20 13 Jan 1851 K 4 BUCHBINDER Faiwel Berek . Eidla Jckow 20 13 Jan 1851 K 5 GRYNBAL Ruchla Jojzep 27 Séria z Binderow 40 17 Jan 1851 K 6 TREFLER Aron Faiwel 37 Nacha z Machelow 29 20 Jan 1851 K 7 CYNAMON Maior Chil 33 Rywla z Lewkow 36 13 Feb 1851 Koprzywnica 8 TATAR Eizyk Cherszla 24 Estera z Weigmanow 20 18 Feb 1851 wies Smerdyna 9 ZONTAK Maior Bajnus 29 Ryfka z Wolwow 27 21 Feb 1851 Koprzywnica 10 ZYLBERING Izrael Chaim 24 Dobra z Leizorowiczow 22 27 Feb 1851 Koprzywnica 11 EPELBAUM Josek Eliasz 25 Szanda z Chunow 19 13 Mar 1851 K 12 SANDOMIERSKI Dawid Zainwel 25 Cyrla z Berkowiczow 24 17 Mar 1851 K 13 GRYNBERG Chana Zainwel 28 Estera z Mangartenow 22 21 Mar 1851 K 14 EIZENBUCH Sura Jojzep 27 Hasa Rywa z Rubinow 19 23 Mar 1851 K 15 MER Chana Zysman 36 Estera z Trefkrow 19 31 Mar 1851 K 16 GOLDWASER Marya Szlama 40 Szyfra z Dawidow 38 14 Apr 1851 K 17 KANAR Szmul Nachman 28 Sura z Tyszlerow 24 23 Apr 1851 K 18 KENIKSBERG Fajwel Szymon 26 Dwoira z Tyszlerow 20 14 May 1851 K 19 GRYNBERG Laja Lejbus 40 Chana z Tuchfabrykantow 32 23 May 1851 K 20 FLISFEDER Cyrla Faiwel 32 Chaia z Aldwergerow 30 13 June 1851 K 21 KLIGMAN Iser Cherszla 34 Chana Pesla z Joskow 28 19 July 1851 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 45 22 ALMACHER Krandla Zelik 22 Pesla z Fenslerow 24 30 July 1851 K 23 MERZEL Zainwel Chozym 30 Séria z Mortkow 28 6Augl851 wies Sloptow 24 CWA1G Izrael Moszek 31 Chaia z Abramow 25 15 Aug 1851 Koprzywnica 25 FLIGIELMAN Perla Jukiel 39 Jenta z Frydmanow 29 21 Aug 1851 K 26 KRAMARZ Jcek M ai or 24 Curtla z Fligielmanow 20 24 Aug 1851 K 27 KJPERWASER Kryl Abram 36 Chinda z Feferow 30 6 Sep 1851 K 28 FANTUCH Itta Abus 21 Gitla z Tyszlerow 20 13 Sep 1851 K 29 CHERCYK Laib Izrael 38 Sora Gitla z Nusynow 23 17 Sep 1851 K 30 GRYNBERG Gitla Szachna 27 Siejwa z Braunerow 26 19 Sep 1851 K 31 GANC Josek Szmerek 42 Sora z Cytrynow 41 23 Sep 1851 K 32 AXAM1T Szmul Eliasz 32 Ryfka z Joelow 28 29 Sep 1851 K 33 LEDERMAN Jcek Liberman 26 Liba z Berkow 20 6 Oct 1851 K 34 MINTZ Jukiel Lejzor 27 Dobra z Grynbergow 24 15 Oct 1851 K 35 KWIAT Etla Szmerek 40 Malka z Tyszlerow 35 20 Oct 1851 K 36 TYSZLER Etla Izrael 40 Fryma Laia z Kalmanow 40 23 Oct 1851 K 37 TREFLER Jcek Izrael 30 Eidla z Karaiiow (?) 31 25 Oct 1851 K 38 SAUBEL Chana Brucha Jeremiasz 26 Kajla z Braunerow 32 6Novl851 K 39 RAPAPORT Chaskiel Moszek 30 Malka z Salcbergow 26 14Nov 1851 K 40 LEDERMAN Simson Abus 33 Séria z Simsonow 28 18Nov 1851 K 41 GRYNFELD Izrael Eizyk 27 Séria z Goldhamerow 24 23Novl851 K 42 PENCZYNA Simon Aron 27 Sora z Simchow 25 27Novl851 wies Szymanowice 43 KLEJMAN Jankiel Nuchym 24 Ruchla z Grynbergow 22 24 Oct 1851 wies Zurawica 44 FANTUCH Mandzia Jonas 42 Zysla z Jarmulow 35 16 Dec 1851 K 1852 1 KJPERWASER Leybus Dawid 40 Dwoyra z Chaimow 40 13 Jan 1852 K 2 BRAUNER Izrael Kalman Zaywel 30 Itta z Zelingierow 28 14 Jan 1852 K 3 GOLDWASER Haja Mortka 30 Sora (Sosa?) z Baumow 28 15 Jan 1852 K 4 ALBUS Mortka Jcek 48 Dyna z Leybusiow 40 16 Jan 1852 K 5 BRAUNER Sura Abram 21 Chana z Grynbergow 20 19 Jan 1852 K 6 FEFER Simcha Abram 34 Malka z Tyszlerow 36 23 Jan 1852 K 7 EPELBAUM Mendel Szmerek 30 Ruchla Laja z Erdfrochtow 24 23 Jan 1852 K 8 GROSMAN Wolw Moszek 32 Hinda z Gizow 24 30 Jan 1852 K 9 GLOSMAN Jcek Izrael 36 Eidla z Hirszmanow 33 13 Feb 1852 Koprzywnica 10 GRYNBAL Szyfra Szmon 40 Hana Pesla z Kofmanow 21 17Febl852 K 11 GANTZ Frayda Eliasz 22 Fayga z Krystalow 18 20 Feb 1852 K 12 ZYLBERMAN Judka Zysiel 45 Fayga z Gotlibow 40 27 Feb 1852 K 13 GOLDWASER Jcek Lejb Pinkwas 21 Ruchla z Mintzow 20 1 Mar 1852 K 14 ALOES Dawid Markiel 56 I ta z Moszkow 47 6 Mar 1852 K 15 MINTZ Moszek Leybus 40 Gitla z Szperlingow 40 13 Mar 1852 wies Piorkow 16 BOXERN Ryfka Major 20 Itka z Moszkow 18 8 Apr 1852 K 17 GOLDMAN Serka Leybus 19 Bayla z Karpenow 21 13 Apr 1852 wies Trzykosach 18 SALZBERG Tauba Chaskiel 23 Chaja z Kimlow 20 14 Apr 1852 K 19 RYWENBAYRYCH Szaydla Hercyk 40 Ryfka z Lewkow 35 16 Apr 1852 K 20 WAYSBORT Abram Chajm 46 Tima z Pachtarow 38 19 Apr 1852 K 21 OFMAN Sura Josek 21 Dobra z Chajmow 20 23 Apr 1852 wies Opalina 22 BUCHOLC Estera Chajm 21 Hana z Rozenbergow 20 27 Feb 1852 wies Swiniarice 23 NUSENBAUM Estera Malka Rubin 19 Cypra z Nusenbaumow 18 4 Mar 1852 wies Bloniu 24 KOP Mindla Szlama 24 Dwoyra z Leybusiow 22 13 May 1852 K 25 ROZENGARTEN Sura Izrael 32 Dobra z Ferferow 24 19 May 1852 K 26 ALDWERGIER Dwoyra Jankiel 30 Brucha z Fiszlow 30 20 May 1852 K 27 KOP Szmul Major 30 Gitla z Echtow 27 22 May 1852 K 28 WEYNFELD Estera Moszek 34 Rayza z Einhornow 25 15 June 1852 wies Sternalice IGRYNBLAT] 29 BUCHOLC Szyja Izrael 33 Ruchla z Fantabow (?) 24 21 June 1852 wies Loniow 30 SALZBERG Moszek Judka 40 Laja z Kacow 30 21 June 1852 K 31 SZULDMAN Izrael Dawid 46 Estera z Mendlow 40 13 July 1852 wies Gieraszowicc 32 MINTZ Perla Leyzer 27 Ruchla z Braunerow 25 14 July 1852 K 33 WEINBERG Cyrla Moszek 23 Dwoyra z Spirow 20 22 July 1852 K 34 GOLDSZTEIN Szaydla Szlama 35 Laja z Izraleow 27 17Aug 1852 wies Beradzu 35 KWIAT Abram Szmerek 40 Matka z Tyszlerow 37 24 Aug 1852 K 36 MLIGAK Cherszl Moszek 22 Cyrla z Kalman 26 13 Sep 1852 wies Bazow 37 STORENFELD Laia Perla Leyzur 19 Ryfka z Nusenbaumow 18 30 Sep 1852 wies Bloniu 38 E1ZENBUCH Dwoyra Joyzep (Szmul) 21 Haia Rywa z Rubinow 20 13 Oct 1852 K 39 WEYNBERG1ER Morka Moszek 24 Sura z Fligielmanow 20 28 Oct 1852 K 40 WEYNFELD Gitla Cherszla 24 Liwia z Faywlow 24 16 Dec 1852 wies Kurow 46 Kieke-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 1853 1 KOP Sura Lejbus Maior 25 Chaia z Grynbergow 22 19 Jan 1853 wies Niedrzwice 2 NUSENBAUM Josek Josek Pinkwas 36 Chana z Hofertow 40 6Febl853 Koprzywnica 3 GRYNBERG Szmul Szymon Maior 20 Chawa z Fiszlow 20 13 Feb 1853 K 4 BUDYN Herszl Chaim 45 Malka z Szyiow 35 14Feb 1853 Koprzywnica 5 SZARPACH Sura Mejlech 22 Golda z Kopow 18 21 Feb 1853 K 6 PENCZYNA Josek Jakob Szmul 30 Jochwet z Lejbusiow 28 8 Mar 1853 wies Rybnica 7 GOLDHAMER Dawid Lejzor 30 Malka z Kalinow 25 14 Mar 1853 K 8 ZYLBERSZTEIN Zysman Moszek 45 Marya z Abusiow 40 22 Mar 1853 K 9 BUDYN Fajga Joel 24 Szyfra z Kalmanow 20 24 Mar 1853 K 10 BINDER Alter Moszek 40 Séria z Treflerow 22 14 Apr 1853 K 11 EPELBAUM Frajdla Eliasz 28 Szandla z Chanow 21 19 Apr 1853 K 12 WORCMAN Wolw Moszek 26 Sora z Szuldmanow 26 22 Apr 1853 wies Swojkowje 13 JEGIER Dawid Lejbus 40 Chinda z Chaninow 40 6 May 1853 wies Byszowie 14 BAUM Szmul Jcek Lai a 36 14 Feb 1853 wies Byszowie 15 KIEJSMAN Herszl Dawid 40 Chana z Mantelmanow 40 18 May 1853 wies Przcpiorowie 16 MORTENBAUM Lejbus Gitman 36 Sura z Szperlingow 34 19 May 1853 wies Gorki 17 LEDERMAN Chaja Wolw 27 Sura z Katzow 24 24 May 1853 K 18 CYNAMON Jankiel Chil 40 Rywka z Zelmanow 36 24 May 1853 Koprzywnica 19 GRYNBLAD |-BAL] Chaja Joyzep 30 Séria z Herszkow 36 30 May 1853 K 20 HIMELFARB Dwoira Herszl Maior 30 Rywka z Herszlow 28 13 June 1853 K 21 GOLDFARB Herszl Szol 35 Golda zSimsiow 35 16 June 1853 K 22 RYMER Maior Gierszon 30 Chaia z Szprungow 24 17 June 1853 K 23 GRYNBERG Mortka Beniamin 32 Chaja z Fligielmanow 24 20 June 1853 K 24 CUK1ERMAN Mirla Maior 44 Hana z Herszkow 36 23 June 1853 wies Byszow 25 FANKUCHEN Icek Abram Josek 31 Rayza z Kofmanow 26 26 June 1853 wies Zbiegniezwice 26 FANKUCHEN Berek Szol (Josek) 31 Raysa z Hofmanow 26 26 June 1853 wies Zbiegniezwice 27 FRINKIEL Major Zelik . Liwia z Szojow 26 14 July 1853 wies Wiszownica 28 SZPERLING Marya Major 24 Perla Malka z Kamonkerow 19 17 July 1853 wies Szymonowice 29 MERZEL Ruchla Lejbus . Bina 38 19 July 1853 wieé Usarzowie 30 PECZYNA Eydla Aron 22 Sora z Simchow 28 25 July 1853 wies Szymonowice 31 BRAUNER Chaja Icek 31 Szandla z Herckow 32 23 July 1853 K 32 JAROS |JONAS] Josek Abram Moszek 40 Siejwa z Dzikoverow 33 25 July 1853 K 33 KAC Herszl Szmul 28 Estera z Janklow 30 7Aug1853 K 34 TREFLER Sura Simsia 32 Szyfra z Abramow 29 14Augl853 K 35 HIMELFARB Moszek Izrael 42 Hendla z Dynerow 36 17Augl853 K 36 GOLDMAN Moszek Urys 40 Jenta z Aktorych 34 20Augl853 K 37 WAXMAN Alta Jcek 33 Malka z Rauszerow 30 14 Aug 1853 K 38 ALOES Pinkwas Zelik 33 Braridla z Lauferow 30 26Augl853 K 39 MINTZ Giela Zelik 30 Tauba Laja z Goldsztein 30 26 Aug 1853 K 40 GRYNBAL I-BLAT] Fajwel Chil 28 Laja z Leyzorow 27 8Sepl853 K 41 KOFMAN Josek Abram 48 Sima z Mandorfow 22 15 Sep 1853 K 42 ZONTAK Wolf Baynus 31 Ryfka z Wolfow 26 15 Sep 1853 Koprzywnica 43 SAUBEL Josek [J]Eremiasz 30 Kajla zBraunerow 32 20 Sep 1853 K 44 TATAR Fryma Cherszl 26 Estera z Weigmanow 25 21 Sep 1853 wies Smerdyna 45 TREFLER Szlama Fajwel 40 Nechy z Grynblatow 36 23 Sep 1853 K 46 KARAS Moszek Jankiel 30 Cypa 21 15 Oct 1853 K 47 NUDELMAN Herszl Uszer 30 Chana 28 20Oct 1853 K 48 BRAYDYK Chaskiel Zelman 30 Mirla z Raychmanow 24 20 Oct 1853 K 49 NUSENBAUM Dwoira Hil 30 Ryfka 30 13 Feb 1853 wies Bloniu 50 WORCMAN Dawid Gierszon 20 Hana z Glosmanow 20 18Novl853 wies Swojkowie 51 ZYLBERMAN Judka Jankiel 30 Tema 25 13Novl853 wies Beradzu 52 ADLER Sima Moszek 30 Chinda z Joskow 30 13 Dec 1853 K 53 GOLDHAMER ltta Major 31 Fajga z Adlerow 27 14 Dec 1853 K 54 HIMELFARB Jcek Izrael 42 Hendla z Dynerow 36 17Aug1853 K 1 Cir- A Job1* 16 Dec 1853 wies Bloniu 1 NUSENBAUM Sura Gitla Rubin 21 Cypra z Maiorow 20 2 MORGEN Kuna Lejbus 44 Chaia z Bendysow 42 18 Jan 1854 Koprzywnica 3 KLOS Rocha Zyszel 33 Chana z Lejbusiow 25 13 Jan 1854 wies Wlostowie 4 GOTLIB Heinja Cherszl 30 Sora 24 22 Jan 1854 Koprzywnica 5 FENSTERSZAIB Herszl Major 36 Hawa 35 22 Jan 1854 Koprzywnica 6 MERZEL Bajla Abram 44 Estera z Urysiow 36 23 Jan 1854 wies Uzarszowje 7 GRYNBERG Chemja Zainwel 28 Estera z Maingartenow 24 24 Jan 1854 K 8 GROJSM1NC Ides ' Fajwel 25 Elka z Herszlow 20 24 Jan 1854 wies Beradzu 9 GLOSMAN Nuta Izrael 36 Eidla z Herszlow 33 26 Jan 1854 Koprzywnica 10 MER Maior Zysman 32 Estera z Trufelmanow 22 26 Jan 1854 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 47 11 AWENUS Cyrla Wolw 21 Fajga z Zylbermanow 23 30 Jan 1854 K 12 MERDER Abram Urys 53 Fajga z Szyiow 52 14Feb 1854 K 13 GOLDWASER Sura Moszek 24 Cywa z Frochtow 20 18 Feb 1854 K 14 TREFLER Rywka Izrael 34 Estera z Karasiow 20 21 Feb 1854 K 15 APELBAUM Szlama Zelman Pinkwas Dawid 18 Siejwa Gitla z Winerow 19 1 Mar 1854 K 16 GLOSMAN Jcek Wolw 46 Chudes z Nachymow 40 23 Mar 1854 wies Bloniu 17 EIZENBUCH Le|zor Cherszl 20 Frayida z Horymow 22 29 Mar 1854 K 18 GOLDMAN Brandla Lejbus 23 Bajla z Moszkow 20 13 Apr 1854 wies" Trzykosach 19 KALINA Perla Perec 25 Hendla 25 13 Apr 1854 K 20 ROZENBAUM Rywka Siapsia 22 Curtla z Moszkow 22 22 Apr 1854 Koprzywnica 21 FRIDMAN Mortka Chil 25 Rachla z Helfandow 23 25 Apr 1854 wieé Sniekoz 22 BROMBERG Estera Josek Le|b 22 Fraida z Kopiow 22 13 May 1854 K 23 ZYLBERING Sura Zehk * Dobra z Cynamonow 22 14 May 1854 K 24 WAINBAUM Gimpel Chaskiel 50 Chaia z Nuchymow 42 19 May 1854 wies Ublinka 25 BRAUNER Malka Jcek 22 Perla z Pecynow 18 21 June 1854 wies Szymanowice 26 BAUM Abram Jankiel 45 Sora z Melechow 42 22 June 1854 wies Przepiorow 27 RYWENBA1RYCH Chaim Hercyk 42 Ruchla z Lemkowiczow 36 24 June 1854 K 28 FANKUCH Matus Jcek 45 Estera z Jakobowiczow 34 24 June 1854 wies Przybyslawice 29 BRAUNER Chaim Zainwel 34 Itta z Zehngerow (?) 28 26 June 1854 K 30 ROZENGARTEN Masia Izrael 34 Zysla z Zehkow 26 7 July 1854 K 31 MERZEL Sura Aron 35 Séria z Mortkow 33 18 July 1854 wies Sloptow 32 TREFLER Moszek Le]zor 30 Cypa z Fankuchow 26 21 July 1854 w/ Sosniczana 35 ANCMAN Kalman Zelman 38 Estera z Agaterow 40 24 July 1854 K 36 PENCZYNA Jcek Berek 26 Balbina z Gothbow 18 28 July 1854 wies Szymonowice 37 GANTZ Fryma Ehasz 25 Faija z Meylechow 20 15 Augl854 K 38 KARMESER Cyrla losek 21 Gitla z Jckow 26 19Augl854 K 39 BRAUNER Cherszl Abram 25 Chana z Grynbergow 24 24Augl854 K 40 SZULDMA1STER Perla Maior 32 Sora z Grynbergow 19 26Augl854 K 41 FANTUCH Joizep lonas 45 Zysla z Jarmulow 36 14 Sep 1854 K 42 HIMELFARB Siapsia Szyia 40 BaiazMaiorow 36 14 May 1854 wies Rybnica 43 GRYNBERG Perla Uszer 40 Fai]a z Fhgielmanow 40 18 Oct 1854 K 44 SZPERL1NG Chaia Maior 25 Perla Malka z Kamelharow1? 20 13Novl854 wies Szymanowice 45 MINTZ Fajga 46 (unknown) (unknown) 47 KLAJMAN Szyfra Cwetla 1855 1 NUSENBAUM Rafat Berek Ma| or 41 Cha z Bergierow 40 13 Ian 1855 Koprzywnica 2 ALTWERG1ER Malka Uszer 32 Rywka z Herszkow 23 14 Jan 1855 K 3 MINTZ Estera Dyna Le|zor 30 Ruchla z Brunerow 28 13 Jan 1855 K 4 GROSMAN Sima Moszek 33 Henda z Wolwow 30 14 Jan 1855 K 5 MERDER Zehk Uszer Posek 32 Chana z Izraelow 23 13 Jan 1855 K 6 BUCHOLC Berek Izrael 32 Sura z Janklow 26 14 Ian 1855 wies Loniow 7 KOP A)dla Ma|er 34 Gitla z Echtow 27 22 Jan 1855 K 8 KAC Zehk Ehasz 21 Ruchla z Jarmalow 19 20 Jan 1855 K 9 GRYNBERG Le|zor Simon 23 Chana z Perlmutrow 23 30 Jan 1855 K 10 GOLDFEDER Chaim Szmul 21 Gital z Goryczanski 20 2 Feb 1855 K 11 GOLDWASER Jcek Beniamin 20 Zlota z Goldhamerow 18 1 Feb 1855 K 12 ZALCBERG Abram Chaskiel 27 LajazKimlow 25 5 Feb 1855 K 13 EPELBAUM Ruchla Pinkwas 26 Marya z Fankuchow 20 12 Feb 1855 K 14 GOLDWASER Rywka Pinkwas 27 Ruchla Cywia z Memow 22 15 Feb 1855 K 15 SALCBERG Izrael ludka 30 La] a z Kacow 28 27 Feb 1855 K 16 PECYNA Moszek Dawid Le]bus 32 Estera z Wolwow 20 26 Mar 1855 wies Rybnica 17 WAINBAUM Berek Moszek 40 Ruchla z Moszkow 30 8 Apr 1855 wies Strzyzowice 18 RUBIN Naftula Herszl 23 Giela z Szamlow 20 19 Apr 1855 K 19 APELBAUM Chaim Pinkwas Dawid 26 Sieiwa Gitla z Winerow 21 27 Apr 1855 K 20 KAWEMAN Cherszl Naftula 25 Fajga z Moszkow 22 22 Apr 1855 K 21 KARMESER E]da [Ajdel] Cyna Moszek 31 Cyrla z Echtow 19 20 May 1855 K 22 WROSTANZK1 Beniamin Bendel Jakob 40 Estera z Moszkow 36 21 May 1855 wies Smerdyna 23 FANTUCH Dwoira Szaindla Abus 25 Gitla z Szmulow 20 20 May 1855 K 24 GRYNBERG Fra|dla Szmul 37 Fa|gla z Janklow 32 23 May 1855 wies Skrzypaczow 25 BOXERN Etla Major 22 Iska z Salcbergow 23 21 May 1855 K 26 GRYNBLAT Zysla Michel 24 Rachel z Kenigsbergow 23 3 lune 1855 K 27 HIRSZMAN Major Nuta 42 Chana -?- z Wolwow 41 8 lune 1855 Koprzywnica 28 SZUCHT Herszl Cala 21 Huia z Braunerow 19 22 Feb 1855 K 29 TYSZLER Estera Golda leek 22 Cywa z Tyszlerow 22 6 June 1855 K 30 KOP Jcek Leibus 28 Chaia ha 26 6 June 1855 wies Niodrzwice 48 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 31 KALINA Matla Liber 22 Bajla zJcklow 21 6 July 1855 Koprzywnica 32 KWIAT Nachman Josek Szmerek 43 Matka z Abramow 41 5 July 1855 K 33 GORZYCZANSKI Bajla Maja Herszl 31 HenazEjzenbuchow 26 9Augl855 K 34 MERZEL Fajga Berek 28 Ita z Wolwow 22 17Augl855 wies Sternalice 35 EPELBAUM Cypoira Szmerek 36 Ruchla Leja z Erprochtow 30 21 Sep 1855 K 36 TECZA Izrael Lejzor 33 Rywka z Rajchmanow 29 22Sep 1855 K 37 MORTENBAUM Szulim Gitman 38 Sora z Szperlingow 34 30 Sep 1855 wies Gorki 38 BINDER Major Moszek 36 Séria z Treflerow 26 5 Oct 1855 K 39 SILBERING Szlama Jankiel 37 Tema z Izraelow 32 20Octl855 wies Bazowie 40 HAJMAN Sara Berek 38 Kajlaz Szulimow 23 2Novl855 K 41 ECHT Fajga Jcek 24 Rywa z Sandomierzki 22 7Novl855 K 42 WAINFELD Rywka Herszl 26 Rywka z Moskow 23 21Nov 1855 K 1856 1 KARPEN Izrael Chaskiel 37 Chana 33 15 Apr 1855 wies" Szymoniwice 2 BROMBERG Golda Posek 22 Frajda z Koplow 22 5 Jan 1856 K 3 WORCMAN Chaim Moszek 28 Serka z Szuldmanow 27 28 Dec 1855 wies Swojkawie 4 PECZYNA Perla Chorym 31 Sora z Rozencwajgow 31 7 Jan 1856 wies Szymanowice 5 KRAMER Izrael Berek Major 27 Curtla z Fligielmanow 21 13 Jan 1856 K 6 FANKUCHEN Moszek Posek 36 Rajzy z Szulimow 32 31 Jan 1856 wies Zbiegniewice 7 TREFLER Lipa Simon 36 Szyfra z Abramow 35 24 Jan 1856 K 8 CUKIERMAN Estera Major 45 Chaia z Abramow 30 26 Jan 1856 wies Gorki 9 BRAUNER Major Lejzor 36 Szumdla z Rywenbajrychow 35 31 Jan 1856 K 10 BRAUNER Fryma Jcek 24 Perla z Peczynow 20 6Feb 1856 wieé Szymanawice 11 KOPIEC Chaim Szlama Mejlech 24 Chana z Lejbusiow 22 18 Feb 1856 K 12 WAINBERG Gitla Moszek 26 Sora z Fligielmanow 24 1 Mar 1856 K 13 PECZYNA Abram Berek 26 Bajla z Gotlibow 20 20 Mar 1856 wies Szymanowice 14 KARAS Chaskiel Jankiel 31 Cypa z Poskow 22 30 Mar 1856 K 15 GOLDWASER Ita Rajza Mortka 36 Szosza z Lejzorow 30 5 Apr 1856 K 16 EJZENBUCH Ruchla Jojzep 26 Hessa Rywa z Rubinow 22 20 Apr 1856 K 17 ROZENFELD Fajga Izrael 36 Dobra z Abramow 27 4 June 1856 K 18 LEDERMAN Szmul Lejb Chaim 26 Rajza Gitla 23 7 June 1856 K 19 MORTENBAUM Etla Perec 21 Mindla z Goldhamerow 18 5 July 1856 K 20 RYWENBAJRYCH Fajga Perla Hercyk 45 Rochla z Kimelow 32 4 July 1856 K 21 GRYNBERG Zelik Herszl Aron Chaim 22 Ajdla 20 8 July 1856 wies Piasceznej 22 STASZOER Chaim Szlama 22 Mindla zKacow 20 9 July 1856 K 23 NOZYCE Jcek Tobiasz Abram Moszek 42 Szejwa z Dzikowerow 36 8 July 1856 K 24 EFFEKTOR Etla Abram 23 Laja z Moszkow 22 24 July 1856 K 25 KLEIMAN Mortka Nuchym 29 Rachla z Grynbaumow 26 25 July 1856 wies Zu raw ice 26 KOP Berek Major 32 Gitla zEchtow 30 3Augl856 K 27 MINC Chemia Zelik 33 Tauba Laia z Goldszternow 30 12Augl856 K 28 EPELBAUM Mendel Pinkwas 21 Ruchla z Benderlow 20 17Augl856 K 29 EPELBAUM Uszer Lemel Eliasz 29 Szamdla z Hunow 22 16Augl856 K 30 SZTERNFELD Chaia Lejzor 25 Rywka z Nusbaumow 24 19Augl856 Koprzywnica 31 BIRNBAUM Judka Dan 40 Fajga z Szulimow 34 20 Oct 1856 Koprzywnica 32 TYSZLER Rywka Jcek 38 Chana z Grynbergow 38 !Novl856 K 1857 1 ARWERG1ER Abram Jankiel 42 Bracha Brandla z Boruchow 36 6 Jan 1857 K 2 DYNER Perla Pejsak 32 Perla z Lejbusiow 30 17 Jan 1857 K 3 GRYNBAL Lejbus Michel 25 Rochla z Szlamow 36 24 Jan 1857 K 4 ANCMAN Jojne Chaim Zelman 33 Estera z Kalmanow 40 24 Jan 1857 K 5 KIMERMAN Aron Lejb Wulf 36 Rywka z Abramow 34 25 Feb 1857 wies Smerdyna 6 BAUM Moszek Chersz Sender Szyja 48 Ita Fajga z Rabinow 30 10 Apr 1857 wies Kamiensu 7 MAJNGARTEN Sara Frajda Jankiel 26 Laja z Jckow 20 20 Apr 1857 K 8 GOLDWASER Tema Pinkwas 25 Rochla Cywa z Mintzow 25 20 Apr 1857 K 9 CHAJMAN Kuna Berek 38 Kajlaz Urysiow 26 26 Apr 1857 K 10 GRYNBAL Lejzor Gerszon Chil 34 Laja z Lejzorow 30 27 Apr 1857 K 11 GRYNBERG Josek Lejb Uszer 40 Fajga z Fligielmanow 36 28 Apr 1857 K 12 GRYNTES Perla Tauba Chaim 24 Ides z Grynbergow 20 27 Apr 1857 wies Krasinku 13 BURSZTYN Rayzla Bajla Wulf 36 Fajga Blima 30 27 Apr 1857 K 14 GLAZER Mortka Pinkwas 38 Laja z Worcmanow 37 24 May 1857 wieâ Grocholice 15 KOP Josek Lejbus 29 Chaja Ita 28 25 May 1857 K 16 GRYNBERG Rajza Zajwel 30 Estera z Majngartow 26 2 June 1857 K 17 FANKUCHEN Siosia Szulim 40 Chana z Koplow 33 8 June 1857 wies Pechowie 18 AXAMIT Iser [Jcek] Elias 38 Rywka z Joelow 34 12 June 1857 K 19 GANS Meloch Ele 26 Fajga z Melochow 24 18 June 1857 K 20 OFMAN Laja Moszek 32 EtlazMajorow 20 11 July 1857 wies Sulislawice Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 49 21 GOLDFARB Mosia Josek 36 Rochma z Chilow 30 15 July 1857 K 22 TREFLER Jcek Lejb Fajwel 43 Necha Growendla z Abramow 36 2Augl857 K 23 FANTUCH Dawid Jonas 50 Zysla z Jarmulow 36 5Augl857 K 24 KALINA Pesla Liberman 26 Bajla zZyntakow 24 19Augl857 K 25 GRYNBERG Lejbus Chaim Szuchna 33 Siejwa z Braumerow 33 6Sep 1857 K 26 FLIGIELMAN Jenta Gitla Aron 22 Jenta z Kopow 18 6Sepl857 K 27 KAWEMAN Malka Gitla Naftula 27 Laja z Lejbow 22 7Sep 1857 K 28 PECZYNA Kalina Lejbus 35 Gitla z Lejzorow 20 2Octl857 wies Rybnica 29 KARMESER Blima Josek 26 Gitla z Moszkow 34 27Oct 1857 K 30 TYSZLER Sima Jankiel 19 Malka z Jckow 19 16Novl857 K 31 MAJNGARTEN Abus Moszek 25 Chawa Rochla z Lejbusiow 24 15Novl857 K 32 SZARPAK Tema Mejloch 27 Mala z Abramow 22 17Novl857 K 33 EJZENBUCH Jukiel Moszek 19 Alta Szprynca z Jckow 21 24Novl857 K 34 GOLDWASER Rywka Izrael 22 Chaia z Jckow 22 30Novl857 K 35 FAJERSZTEJN Berek Jankiel 40 Michla z Kalinow 36 9 Dec 1857 K 36 ARWERGIER Jachet Uszer 34 Rywka Necha z Izraelow 25 9 Dec 1857 K 37 SZUCHT Jojzep Cala 22 Chaia z Braunerow 22 9 Dec 1857 K 1858 1 TUSZER Abram Dawid 35 Blima z Boruchow 30 6 Jan 1858 K 2 MERDER Abus Jozek 33 Chawa z Lejbusiow 25 5 Jan 1858 K 3 ALMACHER Estera Gitla Lejbus 27 Bajla 24 6 Jan 1858 K 4 LEDERMAN Szlama Zotka Liberman 33 Liba 30 19 Jan 1858 K 5 LERER Szlama Zotka Iser 21 Sora Chinda 25 20 Jan 1858 K 6 KLOS Etla Jankiel 36 Rywka 21 26 Jan 1858 K 7 MINTZ Fryma Jcek 25 Frajda 22 21 Feb 1858 K 8 KANAR Jcek Mendel Nachman 40 Sora Rywka 29 6 Mar 1858 K 9 MER Malka Rochla Zysman 36 Estera 25 13 Mar 1858 K 10 TENCER Bajla Gitla Lejzor 40 Rywka 36 4 Apr 1858 K 11 LANGIER Abram (not named) . LANGIER, Bajla 28 6 May 1858 K 12 PECZYNA Ejdla Malka Berek 28 Bajla 21 6 May 1858 wieé Gorki 13 BOXERN Szprynca Drezla Major 24 Iska 24 10 May 1858 K 14 EFFEKTOR Mendel Jukiel 25 Laia 25 11 May 1858 K 15 WARCMAN Fajga Frajda Gerszon 28 Chana 22 18 May 1858 wies Iwajkow 16 OFMAN Major Lejbus Lipa (Lipca?) 28 Drapa 20 18 May 1858 wies Lipnika 17 KARMESER Jojzep Moszek 31 Cyrla 22 23 May 1858 K 18 GOLDHAMER Kalina Major 32 Fajga 24 23 May 1858 K 19 FLIGIELMAN Josek Jukiel 38 Jentla 38 24 May 1858 K 20 WAINTRAUB Zysiel Berek Chaim 21 Sura Chana 33 24 May 1858 K 21 PECZYNA Abram Jankiel Charym 33 Sura Chana 33 24 June 1858 K 22 BRAUMER Ita Zajwel 36 Estera 22 5 July 1858 K 23 LEDERMAN Dwoyra Wulf 34 Sura 24 13 July 1858 K 24 FLIGIELMAN Dwajra Chenoch 19 Mala 20 14 July 1858 K 25 RYWENBAJRYCH Dawid Jakob Chercyk 43 Malza Ruchla 36 30 July 1858 K 26 MERZEL Jankiel Abram 48 Estera 40 17Augl858 wies Uzarzowie 27 MERZEL Moszek Dawid 20 Bajla 18 18Augl858 wies Uzarzowie 28 WINER Moszek Nusyn Aron Idel 21 Chajwa (?) 24 23Augl858 K 29 AWENUS Marya Chaja Moszek 38 Dobra 34 14 Oct 1858 K 30 KAC Chaim Mortka Elias 30 Gitla 20 17 0ct 1858 K 31 ROZENGART Szyja Izrael 40 Dobra 35 25 Oct 1858 K 32 BAUM Zelman Chaim 24 Etla 26 26 Oct 1858 wieé Byszowie 33 NOSYCE Cherszl Major Abram 45 Cywa 42 29Nov1858 K 34 BURSZTYN Berek Wulw 36 Fajga Blima 30 6 Dec 1858 K 35 KARAS Chana Ajda Jankiel 34 Cypa 22 13 Dec 1858 K 36 KOFMAN Szmul Abram 52 Syma 27 23 Dec 1858 K 1859 1 WAJNFELD Simson Zelik 24 Rywka Chaia 22 28 Dec 1858 K 2 GRYNGRAS Laja Berek 32 Rochla 25 5 Jan 1859 Koprzywnica 3 GRYNGRAS Abram Berek 32 Rochla 25 Dec 1856 Koprzywnica 4 KALINA Pesla Liberman 24 Bajla 22 22 Jan 1859 K 5 BUCHOLTZ Rysla Izrael 36 Sura 30 24 Jan 1859 wieé Swiniary 6 APFELBAUM Zaprela Pinkwas Dawid 23 Siejwa Gitla 24 2 Jan 1859 K 7 ADLER Estera Szyfra Jakob Wulw 21 Rywka Mala 24 7 Feb 1859 K 8 GRYNBLAT Chaim Nusym Michel 27 Rochla 25 7 Feb 1859 K 9 KIEJSMAN Blima Pinkwas 22 Rywka 20 10 Feb 1859 K 10 ROTSZTEYN Chaskiel Zacharyasz 24 Estera Malka 20 14 Feb 1859 K 11 ERDFROCHT Nachym [Nusyn] Izrael 21 Chana 18 15 Feb 1859 K 5U Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 12 GLOZMAN Mala Dawid 22 Kajla Gitla 27 28 Feb 1859 Koprzywnica 13 ZYLBERMAN Frandla Ides Anzelm 40 Frandla 27 28 Feb 1859 Koprzywnica 14 TREFLER Izrael Simsia 36 Szyfra 28 28 Feb 1859 K 15 GOLDWASER Major Beniamin Mortka 40 Sosia 36 6 Mar 1859 K 16 ALOES Frymet Zelik 40 Brandla 36 9 Mar 1859 K 17 MERZEL Josek Berek 40 Ita 30 21 Mar 1859 wiei Sternalice 18 GOTLIB Rydia [Rysia] Herszl 34 Sura 30 22 Mar 1859 Koprzywnica 19 ZALCBERG Estera Dwoyra Chaskiel 30 Etla Hana 20 13 Apr 1859 K 20 GOLDFARB Gesel Josek 38 Ruchma 28 13 Apr 1859 K 21 TRUFELMAN Herszl Leyb Izrael ' 38 Estera Chawa 26 14 Apr 1859 K 22 BIRNBAUM Rywka Dawid 34 Fajga 28 30 Apr 1859 Koprzywnica 23 KOP Frajda Zelik 24 Chawa 28 2 May 1859 Koprzywnica 24 MINTZ Herszl Zelik 36 Tauba Laia 35 2 May 1859 K 25 MINTZ Zysman Szaul Lejzor 33 Rochla 30 5 May 1859 K 26 ALDWERGIER Moszek Uszer 36 Rywka Nycha 26 6 May 1859 K 27 HIMELFARB Josek Jankiel Gimpel 27 Chana Ajdla 27 11 May 1859 K 28 EJZENBUCH Ides Jojzep 28 Chesia Rywa 24 12 May 1859 K 29 MAJNGARTEN Hana Matla Moszek 26 Chawa Rochla 25 15 May 1859 K 30 KLOS Berek Jankiel 30 Rywka 21 17 May 1859 K 31 WAINFELD Malka Perla Szulim 30 Rywka 28 19 May 1859 K 32 TYSZLER Mortka Jcek Pinkwas 20 Sura Bajla 22 18 May 1859 K 33 BRAUNER Mortka Berek Zajwel 23 Chaia Zoysia (?) 23 19 May 1859 K 34 LEDERMAN Menache Abus 40 Serla 30 22 May 1859 K 35 WAISBERG Jcek Mendel Izrael 30 Chenna 24 20 May 1859 K 36 RUBIN Abram Jcek Herszl 27 Gela 28 23 May 1859 K 37 ALBMAKER Nochym Lejbus 28 Cyrla 24 24 May 1859 K 38 STASZOER Jama Lejb Szlama 25 Mindla z Katzow 24 26 May 1859 K 39 GROJSMAN Sima Gitla Wulw 27 Rochla Laia 24 28 May 1859 K 40 BAJCZER Izrael Zelman 26 Perla z Raychmanow 24 28 May 1859 K 41 GRYNBLAT Chaim Pejsak Zelman 36 Frymeta z Bekerow 28 31 May 1859 K 42 GROJSMAN Joel Michel Szmul 26 Tauba z --?-- 20 1 June 1859 K 43 GANS Curtla Alter 25 Malka 20 1 June 1859 K 44 KOPSZTEYN Zysman Szaja 27 Hana Henna 25 5 June 1859 K 45 TOLPET Mosick Lejzor 36 Estera z Szajkow 25 4 June 1859 K 46 ZAJDMAN Isia Lejb Chaim 37 Rochla Laia z Himelfarbow 28 5 June 1859 K 47 FERBER Michel" Chaim 26 Hudes z Mendlowiczow 30 4 June 1859 K 48 BUCHOLTZ Major Lejbus 46 Chaia z Szmulowiczow 32 6 June 1859 K 49 KIMERMAN Nuta Wulw 40 Rywka z Dykowek 33 5 June 1859 wies Opalin 50 JAMA Herszl Abus 30 Rochla z Agaysterow 22 7 June 1859 K 51 BAUM Sura Moszek . Dyporya z Butawow 20 8 June 1859 wiesSkrobna 52 BAUM Bina Gitla Szyja 46 Bima z Rabinowiczow 33 7 June 1859 K 53 SZULDMAJSTER Rajzla Majla Major 32 Sura z Grynbergow 25 9.lune 1859 K 54 SZULDMAJSTER Josek Abram Major 32 Sura z Grynbergow 25 9 June 1859 K 55 GANTZ Chaim Zelman Elias 28 Fajga z Krysztalow 26 11 June 1859 K 56 RAPAPORT Rywka Rochla Daniel * . Marya Perla 26 13 June 1859 K 57 FLIEFEDER Jankiel Fajwel 39 Malka Chaia z Aldwergerow 39 16 June 1859 K 58 UNGIER Sura Abram 30 Gimenbla Bajla zNudelmanow 23 16 June 1859 K 59 GRYNBLAT Fajga Szafnljdla Jankiel 22 Bajla Rywka z Goldmanow 23 19 June 1859 K 60 LEDERMAN Liba Chaja Chaim 30 Rajzla Gitla z Salcbergow 30 20 June 1859 K 61 SZTERENFELD Mortka Wulw Lejzur 28 Rywka z Nusbaumow 25 22 June 1859 Koprzywnica 62 WAISBERG Mortka Moszek 34 Dwojra z Spirow 25 26 June 1859 K 63 BAUM Rywka Beniamin 25 Chaia z Gelerow 23 6 July 1859 wieé Byszowie 64 SZULDMAN Chana Aron Bajer 23 Rochla z Gelerow 21 7 July 1859 wieé Jochymowice 65 WENTER Hendla Zelman 35 Rochla z Abramow 28 12 July 1859 K 66 ZYLBERSZTEJN Liba Frajda Abus 28 Sura z Efektorow 20 18 July 1859 K 67 SZERMAN Rywka Rochla Cherszl 24 Chana z Ejzykow 28 18 July 1859 K 68 BRAUNER Szaj[n]dlaRosia Zajwel 38 Ita z Zelingerow 26 20 July 1859 K 69 FANKUCH Matys Mortka Josek 46 Kajla z Fankuchenow 36 22 July 1859 Koprzywnica 70 NUSBAUM Jakob Major 46 Hana z Bergerow 45 21 May 1859 Koprzywnica 71 NUSBAUM Rywka Rubin 24 Cypera z Nuzbaumow 24 2 Jan 1859 Koprzywnica 72 NUZBAUM Zelman Lejbus Zidiel (?) 21 Sora Laia z Bergerow 21 20 Jan 1859 Koprzywnica 73 BUDYN Liber Major 35 Rywka z Agaterow 26 15 May 1859 Koprzywnica 74 GRYNGRAS Rocha Berek 36 Rocha z Goldszteynow 27 28 July 1859 Koprzywnica 75 ZUNTAK Abram Lejb Bajnus 37 Rywka Ryda z Dynenwargow 34 24 June 1859 Koprzywnica 76 DYNENMARK Szmul Zydiel 26 Malka z Buchmanow 21 27 June 1859 Koprzywnica 77 CYNAMON Rykla Mania Josek Pinches 22 Dwajra z Borcusztejnow 22 23 June 1859 Koprzywnica Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 51 78 HANDELMAN Simsia Nuta 30 Sura z Koronfeld 30 2 Jan 1859 Koprzywnica 79 BUDYN Bajla Mosiek Nusyn 54 Rywka z Zalcbergow 25 19 June 1859 Koprzywnica 80 BUDYN Mortka Joel 31 Szyfra Cwetla z Braunerow 28 2 0ct 1858 Koprzywnica 81 ZYLBERMAN Rywka Mendel 40 Tema z Nuzbaumow 42 30Novl856 Koprzywnica 82 AWENUS Lejb Bajer Wulw 26 Fajga 30 31 July 1859 Koprzywnica 83 WAGNER Dwojra Beniamin 25 Malka z Budynow 20 25Novl858 Koprzywnica 84 NAJMAN Mosiek Meyor Szyja 45 Mala z Zylbermanow 36 20 May 1859 Koprzywnica 85 TYSZLER Fajwel Jcek 26 Cywa z Tyszlerow 26 11 July 1859 K 86 GROJSKOP Josek Wulw 30 Gitla z Szojbrymow 24 28Oct? 1859 K 87 JARMULA Estera Tojma 24 Rudla z Ratfajyielow (?) 22 17 July 1859 wiei Suliszowie 88 DYNER Nusyn Pejsak 33 Pesla z Dynerow 30 15 July 1859 K 89 KREMER Jcek Wulw 40 Fajga 30 31 Oct 1859 K 90 EPELBAUM Rywka Pinkwas 26 Rochla z Cwajgow 21 30 June 1859 Koprzywnica 91 STERGMAN Abram Nuchym Izrael Samson 25 Rywka z Majberow 18 20 July 1859 wies" Przepiorow 92 SZAFER Szajndla Cherszek 22 Dwojra z Fankuchenow 20 8 July 1859 wies" Smerdyna 93 FANKUCHEN Herszl Mortka Jcek 50 Estera Rochla z Wakswaserow 40 19Augl859 wies Przybystawice 94 KLOSEK Nochym Zysel 38 Chana z Izraelow 30 20 Apr 1859 wieé Wlostow 95 GORFINKIEL Izrael Wulw Major 23 Rywka z Kawemanow 24 9Augl859 K 96 WAINFELD Sara Laja Cherszl 30 Sriwei (?) z Gryszpanow 30 19Sep 1859 wies" Kurowie 97 WAGMAN Mendel Urys 46 Chana z Goldbergow 36 7Novl859 K 98 TATAR Ejzyk Cherszl 32 Estera z Wagmanow 30 6Novl859 wies Smerdyna 99 SALTZBERG Hendla Judka 43 Laia z Katzow 38 8Novl859 K 100 WAGMAN Bajla Rochla Mosiek Zelman 24 Frajdla z Mintzow 23 24Augl859 K 101 FLIGIELMAN Szachna Aron 25 Jentla z Kaptzow 21 30 Oct 1859 K 102 ZYLBERBOIM Brandla Fiezel 24 Szaindla z Nudelmanow 21 20 Oct 1859 K 103 OFMAN Frajda Mosiek 35 Etla z Majorow 25 13Novl859 wies Sulislawice 104 WARTZMAN Frajdla Moszek 32 Sora z Szuldmanow 32 13Novl859 wies Swajkowie 105 KWASNIEWSKI Mosiek Chaim Lejbus 24 Rywka z Goldhamerow 23 30Sep 1859 K 106 KAWEMAN Tauba Etla Naftula 30 Laia z Milgramow 24 9Novl859 K 107 WAISBAUM Fajwel Moszek 44 Ruchla z Waisbaumow 30 5Novl859 wies" Stryzyzowice 108 GRYNBERG Etla Szmul 44 Fajga Malka z Klosow 33 23 Sep 1859 wies Skrzypaczowice 109 CHIRSZMAN Sima Chaim 21 Chaia z Chaffartow 20 29 Oct 1859 Koprzywnica 110 ARWERGIER Jachet Major 28 Sura z Rozenbaumow 24 30Novl859 wieé Gorki 111 GRYNBERG Lejbus Lajzor 21 Sura Gitla z Gintzbergow 20 25Novl859 K 112 CHERSZTEJN Hana Nuchym 48 Matla z Himelfarbow 33 30Novl859 wies Kaczkowse 113 ZUMERFOJGIEL Berek Lejb 50 Rajza 36 14 Dec 1859 wies Budy 114 LERER Chaja Rochla Chil 39 Serka z Chirszmanow 37 6 Dec 1859 Koprzywnica 1 G£n. loOO 1 ALDWERGIER Rywka Izrael 25 Cyrla z Zajwarow 22 14 Dec 1859 K 2 HIRSZMAN Chana Rywka Szmul 25 Hinda Brandla z Lererow 27 27 Dec 1859 K 3 KLOS Rywa Jcek 21 Blima z Kwiatow 18 5 Jan 1860 K 4 BINDER Malka Chaja Moszek 36 Serka z Trufelmanow 26 31 July 1859 K 5 SZULDMAN Jankiel Berek 25 Chana z Grynbaumow 20 30 Jan 1860 wieé Zejorsku 6 SZULDMAN Mendel Dawid 50 Estera z Mendlow 40 29 Sep 1856 wies Geraszowice 7 SZULDMAN Josek Dawid 50 Estera z Mendlow 40 29 Sep 1856 wies Geraszowice 8 WAJNTRAUB Jcek Chaim 22 Sora Trana 22 5Febl860 K 9 OFMAN Abram Sender Mortka - Chinda Rywka 19 10Febl860 wies Lukow 10 GRYNBERG Rywka Bajla Szysmon 26 Chana Rochla z Perelmeterow 22 27 Jan 1860 K 11 KIENISBERG Fajga Cywia Szymon 34 Dwojra z Tyszlerow 29 19Febl860 K 12 GOLDMAN Cherszl Wulw Izrael 45 Szyfra z Micenmaherow 30 13 Jan 1860 K 13 KARMESER Lejzor Berek 25 Rochla Laia z Echtow 20 27Febl860 K 14 WINER Szymon Enoch Josek 21 Bajla Majta z Rozenfeldow 18 15 Dec 1859 K 15 PECZYNA Chemie Lejbus 36 Estera z Szkulbergow 23 20 Mar 1860 wies Rybnica 16 KOFMAN Lejbus Abram 27 Rywka z Himelfarbow 22 2 Apr 1860 wieé Ruszezy 17 MORGEN Perec Abram 21 Zysla z Perecow 21 20 Mar 1860 Koprzywnica 18 ZOBERMAN Kiwa Abus 32 Estera z Budynow 30 7 Apr 1860 wies Sosmiezan 19 RUBIN Naftula Szmul 22 Chawa z Klajmanow 20 7 Apr 1860 K 20 MINTZ Cherszl Lejb Mortka 24 Golda z Tyszlerow 22 8 Apr 1860 K 21 FANTUCH Szlama Jonas 53 Zysla z Jarmulow 36 11 Apr 1860 K 22 PECZYNA Jankiel Berek 30 Bajla z Gotlibow 21 12 Apr 1860 wiei Wowejwsi 23 FANTUCH Lejbus Abus 26 Gitla z Tyszlerow 23 15 Apr 1860 K 24 BUCHALTER Chaim Lejb Mosjek 60 Brandla z Joskow 40 14 Apr 1860 Koprzywnica 25 BRAUNER Froim Eliasz Lejbus Major 23 Zysla z Robinsztejnow 25 10 Apr 1860 Koprzywnica 26 EJZENBUCH Kajla Mosiek 22 Altéra z Braunerow 24 20 Apr 1860 K 27 WATMACHER Wigdor Wulw 20 Ruchla z Katzow 18 21 Apr 1860 K 28 SZULDMAN Major Szlama Abram 45 Chaia Laia z Moskow 44 22 Apr 1860 K 52 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 29 BRAJDYK Szmul Rywen Zelman 42 Michla z Rajchmanow 26 30 Apr 1860 K 30 GOLDWASER Manes Pinkwas 29 Rochla Cywa z Mintzow 28 6 May 1860 K 31 GRYNBERG Perla Szaja 21 Rochla Genendla z Braunerow 18 10 June 1860 wieé Nawodzice 32 GROSHAUS Chisia [Chesla] Szmul 36 Fajga z Kalinow 34 8 Jan 1859 wieé Krolewice 33 GROSHAUS Malka Szmul 36 Fajga z Kalinow 34 10 June 1860 wieé Krolewice 34 NAJMAN Abram Noech Szyja 45 Mala Hana z Zylbermanow 38 19 June 1860 Koprzywnica 35 GASTMAN Szmul Nuta 30 Rykla Dwojra z Fensterszaub 31 24 June 1860 Koprzywnica 36 APOLET Cywia Frajdla Aron 24 Basa z Chotmanow 23 27 June 1860 K 37 WAGNER BajlaRochla Beniamin 26 Malka z Budynow 20 30 June 1860 Koprzywnica 38 TREFLER Fajga Szaindla Fajwel 46 Nacha z Grynblatow 38 8 July 1860 K 39 HIMELFARB Mosiek Nusen 42 Rywka z Himelfarbow 40 9 July 1860 K 40 SZULDMAN Berek [Moszek] Herszl 36 Hinda z Roterow 34 10 Mar 1853 K 41 SZULDMAN Rochla Herszl 36 Hinda z Roterow 34 22 June 1860 K 42 SZULDMAN Szaindla Herszl 36 Hinda z Roterow 34 22 June 1860 K 43 BUDYN Lejbus Joel 32 Szyfra Cwetla z Kalinow 30 10 July 1860 Koprzywnica 44 GOLDHAMER Jcek Jakob Major 34 Fajga rywka z Herszkow 29 20 July 1860 K 45 TYSZLER Zelik Lejb Hil 27 Sura Dobra z Ostajczerow 24 24 July 1860 Koprzywnica 46 BOKSERN Moszek Pejsak Major 28 Iska z Saltzbergow 28 1 Augl860 K 47 EJZENBUCH Aron Herszl 28 Symocha z Blumenfeldow 30 2Augl860 K 48 HERSZTEJN Sura Nuchym 48 Matla z Himelfarbow 30 5Augl860 wies Karkowka ? 49 BUDYN Chana Laja Moszek 26 Elka z Zylbermanow 24 6Augl860 Koprzywnica 50 GOLDSZTEJN Szlama Judka Lejb 23 Hinda z Rozenbaumow 24 11 Augl860 K 51 NUZBAUM Wula Wulf Rubin 27 Cypara z Wiezbaumow 23 12Augl860 Koprzywnica 52 SWITZMAN Lejbus Mates 30 Dobra Dwojra z Jckow 30 13Augl860 wieé Wiazownica 53 FLONBAUM Eliasz Jcek 43 Marya z Cwernow 36 10Augl860 wieé Koekowie 54 GORZYCZANSKI Malka Mejlich 24 Rywka z Taubow (?) 19 20Augl860 K 55 TYSZLER Lejbus Jankiel 23 Malka Cywa z Wainrybow 21 20Augl860 K 56 HIRSZMAN Rochla Laja Mortka 22 Clurra (?) z Rozenow 20 2 Sep 1860 Koprzywnica 57 AGATER Kalman Moszek 45 Cyrla 42 24 July 1853 K 58 AGATER Hemija Moszek 45 Cyrla 42 16 Sep 1855 K 59 CWAJG Simecha Moszek 42 Cypa z Jckow 26 24 Sep 1860 Koprzywnica 60 CUKIERMAN Jankiel Major 50 Chaia z Moskow 24 6Octl860 wies Gorki 61 CUKIERMAN Ita Bajla Major 50 Chaia z Moskow 24 6Octl860 wieé Gorki 62 KRYSTAL Marya Szulim 25 Malka z Griiiinbalow 22 7Octl860 wieé Przeiporow 63 ZYLBERMAN Fajga Anzelm 42 Frajdla z Goldhamerow 32 7 0ct 1860 Koprzywnica 64 ECHT Kalman Jcek 49 Rywa z Sandomierski 29 31 Oct 1860 K 65 MER Jcek Herszl Zysman 38 Estera z Trufelmanow 31 5Novl860 K 66 PECZYNA Chana Charym 35 Sura Chaia z Rozenwaserow 34 7Novl860 wieé Szymanowice 67 KOPT Malka Major 37 Gitla z Echtow 36 20Novl859 K 68 SYLBERSZTEYN Josek Moszek 50 Marya z Userow 45 18Novl860 K 69 SYLBERSZTEYN Zelik Abus 21 Sura z Efektorow 22 19Nov 1860 K 70 SZYFER Ejzyk Judka 22 Chana z Dynerow 22 17Nov 1860 K 71 KLOS Sura Jankiel 33 Rywka z Kawemanow 22 24Novl860 K 72 GRUNBERG Mosiek Chaim 24 Ejdla z Berenwagow (?) 24 1 Dec 1860 wieé Piaseczny 73 GRUNBLAT Fajga Laia Aron 22 Dobra Gitla z Kwiatow 20 2 Dec 1860 K 74 GOLDHAMER Beniamin Lajzor 36 Malka Laia z Kalmow 35 1 Jan 1860 K 75 EPELBAUM Lejzor Szmerek 38 Malka Perla z Erdfrochtow 24 12 Dec 1860 K 76 TUSZER Jcek Josek Dawid 40 Blima z Drykzierow 32 14 Dec 1860 K 77 EPELBAUM Szyfra Ruchla Jankiel 21 Perla z Goldhamerow 20 10Novl860 K 1 Q4. lOOJ 1 GOLDWASER Raj la [Bajla] Izrael 24 Chaia z Kneblow 24 21 Dec 1860 K 2 GOLDHAMER Naftula Lejzor 36 Laia z Kalinow 35 4 Jan 1861 K 3 NUSBAUM Lejzor Fiszel 23 Sura Laia z Bergerow 18 13 Jan 1861 Koprzywnica 4 GRYNTYSZ Chaja Ryfka Josek 24 Idesa z Grynbergow 20 26 Jan 1861 K 5 EPELBAUM Kajla Perla Aron 21 Sora z Kalinow 21 27 Jan 1861 K 6 GROSMAN Abus Szmul 28 Tauba z Dckslerow 23 30 Jan 1861 K 7 MAJNGARTEN Lejzor Jankiel 30 Laia z Klosow 24 lOFeb 1861 K 8 ARWERGIER Jankiel Uszer 36 Rywka z Zajdmanow 24 12Feb 1861 K 9 SZPERLING Rochla Josek 23 Tauba z Dawidow 20 13 Feb 1861 Budy g. Gorki 10 WINER Rywka Aron Judka 24 Chaia z Fligelmanow 22 19Feb 1861 K 11 ROZENGART Mosiek Izrael 36 Dobra z Zelikow 37 16 Mar 1861 K 12 RYWENBAYRYCH Dawid Herszl Hercyk 42 Ruchla z Komkowiczow (?) 40 27 Mar 1861 K 13 TERKIELTAUB Jankiel Lejb Herszl 38 Frajda z Pinkwasow 30 15 Apr 1861 wies1 Malice 14 RUBIN Kalman Herszl 28 Gela z Goldhamerow 28 24 May 1861 K 15 KARMESER Jakob Abraam Mosiek Zelik 32 Cyrla 28 4 June 1861 K 16 LEDERMAN Liba Wulf 36 Sura z Katzow 30 13 June 1861 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 53 17 FENSTER Joel Josek 24 Sura z Grojsmanow 22 15 June 1861 K 18 GRYNBERG Josek Szmul Uszer 46 Fajgla z Klosow 33 20 June 1861 wies Skrzypaczowice 19 GRYNBAL Malka Chaja Szymon 44 Chana Perla z Kaufmanow 30 25 June 1861 K 20 KRYSTAL Izrael Herszl Mortka 36 Bajla z Zajdmanow 32 18 June 1861 K 21 KOFMAN Rywka Abram 58 Syma z Mandorfow 38 20 June 1861 K 22 GANTZ Mechel Eliasz 31 Fajga z Krystalow 26 21 June 1861 K 23 KARAS Mosiek Major Szmul 22 Bajla z Bavakow 23 22 June 1861 K 24 WARTZMAN Jcek Mosiek 31 Sora z Szuldmanow 31 25 June 1861 wieé Swojkowie 25 BINDER Abram Mosiek 40 Serka z Trufelmanow (?) 28 30 June 1861 K 26 KAWEMAN Szyfra Herszl 22 Chaia Ita 23 12 July 1861 K 27 LEDERMAN Joel Liberman 36 Liba z Joelow 30 13 July 1861 K 28 SZUCHT Abus Calel 26 Hana z Braunerow 25 14 July 1861 K 29 WAINBERG Ita Mosiek 34 Sura z Fligielmanow 28 12 July 1861 K 30 GOLDWASER Lejzor Mosiek 30 Cywa Gitla z Frochtow 26 21 July 1861 K 31 FLIGIELMAN Gitla Enoch 22 Mala z Grynbergow 20 22 July 1861 K 32 KLOS Abram Berek Jcek 23 Blima zKwiatow 18 1 Augl861 K 33 GRYNBAL Ita Josek 40 Rojzy z Rozenbaumow 30 1 Augl861 K 34 SZPEJTER Elka Fajga Gidala 24 Elka z Kacow 18 14 July 1861 Koprzywnica 35 WACIARZ Hana Wulf 22 Ruchli z Kacow 18 5Augl861 K 36 KATZ Bajla Malka Eliasz 30 Gitla z Staszowski 22 21 Aug 1861 K 37 NUSBAUM Cyra Cypa Fiszel Pinkwasowicz 24 Brandla z Nusbaumow 21 15 Aug 1861 Koprzywnica 38 NUSBAUM Rochla Dyna Chil 36 Ryfka z Landauw 36 20 Aug 1861 Koprzywnica 39 BAUM Haja Ryfka Szyja 48 Ita Fajga z Rabinowiczow - 20 Aug 1861 K 40 KOPF Fajga Major 37 Gitla z Echtow 35 18 Aug 1861 K 41 SZULDMAN Izrael Berek 24 Rachla z Gielerow 23 1 Sep 1861 wies Jachymowice 42 FAJNKOCHEN Jcek Mosiek Izrael 23 Gitla z Grynbergow 22 29 Sep 1861 wies Beszyce 43 KAWEMAN Wulf Berek Jcek 28 LaiazMingrotow 28 29 Sep 1861 K 44 TRUFLER Jankiel Joel Szymsia 40 Szyfra z Trufelmanow 39 30 Sep 1861 K 45 KARAS Lejzor Jankiel 38 Cypa z Perelmanow 28 6 0ct 1861 K 46 ZYNGERMAN Szmul Lejbus 40 Ryfka z Szmaltz 38 13 Oct 1861 wies Szymanowicc 47 KOPF Zysman Szmul 23 Fajga z Rachmanow 22 26 Oct 1861 K 48 EJZENBUCH Kajla Blima Mosiek 23 Atla Szpryntza z Epelbaumow 23 23 Oct 1861 K 49 ZLOTNIK Inda Dwojra Jankiel 25 Laia z Baumow 21 23 Oct 1861 K 50 EJZENBUCH Blima Rajzla Jojzep 31 Essa Rywa z Naftulow 26 22 Oct 1861 K 51 BERMAN Sula Gitla Zelik Lejb 22 Tauba z Aloesow 24 INov 1861 K 52 GOLDFARB Szajndla Czerna Josek 38 Rochna 38 3Nov 1861 K 53 MUNTZ Rochla Zelik 40 Toba Laia z Goldsztajnow 39 30 Oct 1861 K 54 BAUM Zelman Haim 24 Etla z Hochmanow 21 2Novl861 wies Byszow 55 FUX Josek Wulf 24 Ryfka z Grynbergow 23 6Novl861 K 56 BUDYN Mosiek Majer 23 Malka z Uszerow 18 17Novl861 Koprzywnica 57 CYNAMON Zaj[n]wel Chil 44 Ryfka z Skonecknicy 41 13Novl861 Koprzywnica 58 CWA1G Ryfka Chil 20 Rochla z Cwajgow 19 28Nov 1861 Koprzywnica 59 WEGMAN Estera Aron 29 Sura z Kofmanow 24 30Nov 1861 wies Skwicrzow 60 SNOPEK Sejwa Josek Lejb 28 Frajda Jenta 27 4 Dec 1861 K 61 KLAJMAN Sura Laja Wulf 25 Cypa z Boruchowiczow 20 2 Dec 1861 K 62 KOPF Estera Chaim 28 Frajda [surname not known] 25 8 Dec 1861 K 63 GOLDFEDER Jankiel Szmul 27 Gitla z Gorzyczanski 25 18 Dec 1861 K 64 UNGER Estera Abram 28 Grendla Bajla z [not known] 28 22 Dec 1861 K 65 WAJSFOG1EL Liber Haim 30 Gitla z Budynow 34 23 Dec 1861 Koprzywnica 1862 1 GOISPOKT Moszek Wolf 30 Gitla z Trykmanow 24 16 Jan 1862 K 2 EDFROCHT Liba Ryfka Horym 22 Maryj z Urysiow 18 9Feb 1862 K 3 H1MELSZTOP Tratel Wulf 27 Serla Mindla z Szyjow 22 7Feb1862 K 4 SCHMIT Berek Mosiek Jakob 24 Ryfka z Gielerow 20 7Febl862 K 5 NUDELMAN Zelman Uszer 40 Hana z Szajow 36 11 Febl862 K 6 GRYNBERG Lejbus Berek Abram 26 Estera Hana z Edfrocht 23 10Febl862 K 7 KELLER Herszek Majer 45 Laja z Koperwasserow 26 12Febl862 K 8 EDFROCHT Liba Bina Izrael 24 Hana z Kirssorow (?) 21 10Feb1862 K 9 KOFMAN Malka Chawa Izrael Majer 24 Frajdla z Salemanow 23 14Febl862 K 10 PECZYNA Dwoyra Berek 29 Bajla zGotlibow 28 10Febl862 wies Nowa 11 FAKTOR Dobra Szlama Major 24 Malka z Tyszlerow 22 7Feb1862 K 12 BRAUNER Abram Dawid Jcek 31 Perla z Peczynow 28 11 Feb 1862 wieé Szymonowice 13 KIEJSMAN Marya Jachet Pinkwas 24 Ryfka z Gantzow 23 18Feb 1862 K 14 AWENUS lede [Ide] Lajb Moszek - Dobra z Bakalarzow 37 20 Feb 1862 K 15 SZULDMAN Sorka Berek 26 Chana z Grynbaumow 24 14 Feb 1862 wies Gieraszowice 16 SZULDMAJSTER Haskiel Majer 35 Sura z Grynbergow 26 12 Feb 1862 K 54 Kielce-Radom SlG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 17 MINTZ Szol Zysman Jcek 28 Frajda z Braunerow 24 28 Feb 1862 K 18 HAJMAN Hana Berek 42 Kaila z Merderow 33 27Febl862 K 19 BAUM Jukiel Moszik 26 Cypora z Bulnow 20 3 Mar 1862 wies Skrobno 20 GROSMINTZ Josek Fajwel 34 Elka z Goldwaserow 26 26 July 1856 wies Konary 21 GROSMINTZ Fajga Fajwel 34 Elba z Goldwaserow 26 24 June 1859 wies Konary 22 GROSMINTZ Ryfka Fajwel 34 Elka z Goldwaserow 26 8 Jan 1861 wies Konary 23 GURFINKIEL Dawid Majer 25 Ryfka Hana z Kawermanow 27 13 Mar 1862 K 24 BAUM Lejbus Beniamin 28 Haia z Gutmanow 25 4 Mar 1862 wies Byszôw 25 SALZBERG Estera Judka 42 Lai a z Kacow 35 20 Mar 1862 K 26 K1MELMAN Kuna Wolf 44 Ryfka z Ajzykow 30 22 Mar 1862 wies Wiazownica 27 KOPF Malka Zelik 24 Hawa z Hirszmanow 24 21 Mar 1862 Koprzywnica 28 GOLDWASER Estera Ena Mortka 42 Siosi z Watmanow 30 25 Mar 1862 K 29 FANTUCH Maria Abus 29 Gitla z Tszlerow 29 1 Apr 1862 K 30 GRUNBLAT Mosick Zelman 32 Frjmet z Bekierow 33 1 Apr 1862 K 31 SZPEJTER Moszik Izrael 21 Ryfka Laja z Kopfow 24 12 Apr 1862 Koprzywnica 32 KATZ Haim Jcek Wolf 24 Haja Sura z Mintzow 22 13 Apr 1862 K 33 HIMELFARB Fajga Haja Wigdor 26 Laja z Rozenbergow 25 3 Apr 1862 Teczynopol 34 LANGIER Lejbus Nusym Eyzvk 28 Estera z Opatowskiy 27 12 Mar 1861 K 35 ADLER Alta Cywia Wul'f 24 Ryfka Mala z Blumenfeldow 24 16 Apr 1862 K 36 BRYX Rafat Dawid Major 40 Juda z Panierow 33 10 Apr 1862 wies Leserkow 37 EPELBAUM Giejda Siejwa Aron 23 Sara z Kalmow 23 4 Apr 1862 K 38 GRYNBLAT Sura Laja Michel 31 Ruchla z Czapnikow 28 16 Apr 1862 K 39 MAJNGARTEN Nuta Berek 20 Fajga z Erdfrochtow 19 15 Apr 1862 K 40 BRAUNER Pejsak Lejzur 39 Ruchla z Boxerow 24 28 Mar 1862 K 41 PEJSAK Brandla lta Dyner 35 Pesla z Dynarow 33 13 Apr 1862 K 42 WYNFELD Sura Malka Zelik 26 Ryfka z Szmitow 28 16 Apr 1862 K 43 BRAUNER Laja Wigdor 25 EjdlazMarcow 25 17 Apr 1862 K 44 AKSAMIT Malka Izrael 21 Sura z Truflerow 21 13 Apr 1862 K 45 WEJNFELD Berek Mendel Szulim Zelik 30 Sura Ryfka z Tyszlerow 29 15 Apr 1862 K 46 ALOES Mortka Zelman 28 Gitla z Kieslerow 22 15 Apr 1862 K 47 BRAUNER Ides ' Jcek 33 Estera z Morgunszternow - 15 Apr 1862 K 48 RYMER Szajndla Malka Gierszon 39 Haja z Szplindrow 26 4 Apr 1862 K 49 LABEDZ Brandla Jankiel 27 Fryma z Szpejterow 25 13 Apr 1862 Koprzywnica 50 AWENUS Mortka Wolf 30 Fajga z Silberbanow 35 17 Apr 1862 K 51 BURSZTYN Sura [Sura lta] Wulf 38 Fajga Blima z Zylow 30 14 Apr 1862 K 52 ARWERGIER Szulim Izrael 30 Cyrla z Szyndlerow 25 13 Apr 1862 K 53 DYNENMARK Szyia Zysel 30 (not given) - 20 Apr 1862 Koprzywnica 54 ARTWERGIER Chaja Ides Major 30 (not given) - 25 Apr 1862 K 55 FERBER Estera Ryfka Herszek 27 Dwojra z Brykmanow 18 9 Feb 1862 K 56 SZPERLING Malka Josek 25 Toba z Szuldmanow 22 15 Apr 1862 wies Budy (g. Gorki) 57 GOTLIB Hana Gitla Herszl 38 Sara Laja z Gielerow 36 18 Apr 1862 Koprzywnica 58 NUSBAUM Estera Malka Fiszel Mendel 25 Laja z Wejnebow (?) 24 13 Jan 1862 Koprzywnica 59 GRYNBERG Perla Zywel 36 Estera z Majgartynow 32 17 Feb 1861 K 60 WAGNER Baj la Ruchla Beniamin 27 Malka z Budynow 24 11 Mar 1860 K 61 GOLDMAN Herszl Charym 20 Szprynca z Milrodow 22 20 Mar 1861 K 62 GOLDMAN Sura Gitla Charym 20 Szprynca z Milrodow 22 8 Apr 1862 K 63 LEDERMAN Herszl Charym 33 Rajzla z Goldhamerow 30 27 Apr 1862 K 64 SZNAJDER Szmerek Berek 53 Estera Szt—ow 40 15 June 1860 K 65 SZNAJDER Cypa Berek 53 Estera z Abramow St—ow 40 1 Dec 1861 K 66 OFMAN Haia Josek 34 Dobra z Chajmow 30 18 Apr 1862 K 67 CWEIJG Jcek (deceased) - Rajzla z Brymow 40 5 Jan 1862 Koprzywnica 68 FEJNKUCHEN Lejzur Mates 19 Maryon Gitla z Rotsztajnow 20 27 Apr 1862 wies Opalinie 69 WEJNFELD Herszl Herszl(?) * - Lejusia z Gryzpanow 30 2Novl861 wies Kurow 70 MERZEL Aron David 24 BajlazSzyfmanow 22 7 Jan 1861 wies Wlostow 71 GRYNBERG Josek Szymek 26 Hawa Ruchla z Permutrow 30 19 Mar 1857 K 72 GRYNBERG Haskiel Symcha 26 Hawa Ruchla z Permutrow 30 13 Apr 1862 K 73 BRAUNER Zeldla Gitla Zajnwet 23 Chaja Zysla z Epelbaumow 26 15 Feb 1860 K 74 HIMELSZTAUB Szyja Wulf 28 Mindla z Szyiawigow (?) 27 14 June 1860 K 75 HIMELFARB Ryfka Laja Jcek 27 Laja Szwitzmanow 20 18 Jan 1862 wies Blonia 76 MORTENBAUM Fajga Fry ma Peritz 26 Mindla z Goldhamerow 24 27 Mar 1860 wies Gorki 77 BUCHOLTZ Chaia Izrael 36 Sura Cypa Kluskow 34 13 May 1862 wies Swiniary 78 MATY Serka Nuchym 38 Ruchla z Grynbergow 35 13 May 1862 wies Swiniary 79 MATY Szlama Zysel Berek 28 KajlazCytybrow 24 14 May 1862 wies Swiniary 80 BRAUNER Chajm Majer Zajwel 25 Chaia Zysla z Apelbaumow 24 9 May 1862 K 81 TREFLER Hersz Jcek Nuchym 23 Ryckla (?) Cywzila z Mintzow 30 3 Feb 1861 K 82 HANDELSMAN Hil Majer Jarmuta 20 Hana z Glozmanow 19 12 May 1862 Koprzywnica Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 55 83 KWASNIEWSKI Mosek Josek Lejbus 27 Ryfka z Goldhamerow 26 21 May 1862 K 84 SZTERNFELD Mejlech Lejzur 29 Ryfka z Nusbaumow 27 2 June 1862 Koprzywnica 85 FLIGIELMAN Sura Aron 27 Etla z Kopiow 21 10 June 1862 K 86 GRYNBERG Ruchla Lejzur 26 Sura Gitla z Herzijow (?) 25 13 June 1862 K 87 LERER Laja Siejwa 30 Hitia z Michetzow 25 4 June 1862 K 88 KLIGMAN Zelman Herszl 45 Gitla z Gatzow 40 28 June 1862 K 89 HERSZTEIN Rywen Lejb Nuchym 50 Matla z Abramowiczow 36 1 July 1862 wieé Kaszkowska 90 TYSZLER Frymet Perla Zysman Lejb 23 Etla z Frochtow 20 5 July 1862 K 91 GOLDWASER Cypa Izrael 27 Haia z Kneblow 26 6 July 1862 K 92 TYSZLER Jcek Chil 28 Sura Laja z Oftajgerow 24 12 July 1862 Koprzywnica 93 CUKIERMAN Moszik Majer 50 Haja z Apelbaumow 26 3 July 1862 wieé Gozlice 94 GRYNBERG Szajndla Josek 20 Ruchla 19 20 Mar 1862 K 95 BAJCER Aron Jcek Zelman 28 Perla z Rajchmanow 27 24Novl861 K 96 ZYLBERSZTEJN Josek Sija Abus 23 Sura z Efeltow 26 13Augl862 K 97 TYSZLER Jankiel Mendel Pinkwas 22 Sura Bajla z Sandomierski 24 13Augl862 K 98 WINER Gitla Aron Judka 26 Haia z Tlingemanow (?) 25 4Sepl862 K 99 HOFMAN Kalman Izrael 21 Rochla Kalmanow Brauner 20 20 Sep 1862 wieé Swiniary 100 SZULDMAN Jankiel Herszl Mortka 25 Malka z Fankuchenow 28 14 Sep I862 wies Gieraszowice 101 CYNAMON Szachna Ela Josek 25 Dwojra z Borensztejnow 24 13 Sep 1862 Koprzywnica 102 OFMAN Sime Abram 29 Ryfka z Himelfarbow 24 3 Oct 1862 wies Skwierzowy 103 GOLDFEDER Jcek Maier Szmul 28 Gitla z Gorzyczaniski 27 15Augl862 K 104 GANTZ Fajga Izrael 22 Jachet z Abramowiczow 20 6 Oct 1862 K 105 GOLDWASER Majer Jakob Beniamin 28 Zlata z Goldhamerow 25 13 Sep 1862 K 106 NUDELMAN Perla Mosick 24 Haja Sora z Wynfeldow - 29 Sep 1862 K 107 AWENUS Liba Wulf 30 Fajga z Janklow 34 13 Oct 1862 K 108 TREFLER Herszek Jankiel Moszik 20 Frajda Ryfka z Nozyakow 20 9 Oct 1862 K 109 TYSZLER Curtla Jcek Hanina 29 Cytwa z Tyszlerow 28 16 Oct 1862 K 110 WAJ1VBROT Szywra Terna Chajm 26 Sora Trana z Goldhamerow 24 7 Oct 1862 K 111 WEJGMAN Jankiel Urys 30 Sura z Ofmanow 28 14 Oct 1862 wies" Skwierzowy 112 GOLDBERG Jcek Szmul Lejbus 19 Marya z Kalmow 18 6 July 1862 K 113 WINER Gitla Enoch 24 Bajla Majla z Rozenfeldow 21 14 Oct 1862 K 114 GRUNBLAD Boruch Abram 22 Mirla z Aktorow 22 23 Oct 1862 K 115 GROSMAN Izrael Szmul Frojm 26 Toba z Driksterow 24 25 Oct 1862 K 116 KIELBIK Dawid Jankiel Szmul Mosick 26 Sura z Sztenderow 28 26 Oct 1862 K 117 HIRSZMAN Pinkwas Chajm 28 Haia z Hoferlow 24 15 Oct 1862 Koprzywnica 118 EYZENBUCH Ita Necha Herszl 28 Frajda Simcha z Blumenfeldow 29 27 Oct 1862 K 119 OFMAN Curtla Urys Mortka 27 Ryfka Juda z Tajdelbaumow 25 2Novl862 wies Lukowica 120 GRYNBERG Malka Haia Moszik 24 Etla z Hasklow " 22 12 July 1862 K 121 NUSBAUM Jakob Rubin 29 Cypura z Nusbaumow 26 6 Oct 1862 Koprzywnica 122 KIENIKSBERG Estera Golda Szymon 38 Dwojra z Tyslerow 30 13Nov 1862 K 123 TREFLER Szlama Zotka Mosick 23 Malka z Ledermanow 22 15Nov 1862 K 124 GORYCZANSKI Dwojra Mejlech 29 Ryfka z Taubow 24 15Novl862 K 125 BAUM Bina Dawid 24 Chaja z Flejszakierow 21 6 Dec 1862 wies Byszowie 126 KAWERMAN Jcek Zajnwel Herszl 24 Haja Ita 24 15Nov 1862 K 127 SZYFER Brajndla Herszl 26 Hana z Dynerow 24 19 Dec 1862 K 128 RUBIN Majer Szmul 25 Hawa z Klajmanow 25 14 Dec 1862 K 129 KIEJSMAN Jachet Izrael 23 Haja Rajza z Fagotow 21 16 Dec 1862 K 130 M1TZMACHER Curtla Anzel 22 Haja Rajza z Gantzow 20 15 Dec 1862 K 131 KLOS Izrael Jcek 24 Blima z Kwiatow 20 21 Dec 1862 K 132 WAJSMAN Luzer Fajwel 24 Chena Juda z Luzerow 23 2Novl862 K 133 BUDYN Mortka Jakob Majer 25 Malka z Budynow 18 22 Dec 1862 Koprzywnica 134 GROSMAN Josek Wolf 27 Ruchla Laja z Grojsmanow - 27 Mar 1861 K 1863 1 EPELBAUM Berek Jankiel 29 Perla Marya z Goldhamerow 24 24Novl862 K 2 PECZYNA Malka Lejbus 39 Estera z Szulbergow 29 28Novl862 wieé Gorki 3 APOLET Gitla Liba Aron 26 Basi z Apoletow 24 15 Dec 1862 K 4 TRUFLER Zysman Nuchym 24 Rochla z Muuntzow 30 20 Jan 1863 K 5 KLAJMAN Nuchym Chil Mortka 23 Liwia z Apfelbow 24 i 6 Feb 1863 wies Zurawica 6 DYNER Jankiel Rywen Charim 25 Chana z Himelfarbow 24 13 Mar 1863 K 7 SONTAG Jankiel Bajnis 53 Ryfka z Dynenmarkow 46 25 Jan 1863 Koprzywnica 8 GRÙÛNBERG Zelman Chajm 29 Ajndla z Osircnewajgow (?) 29 3 Mar 1863 wies Swiniary 9 FAJNKOCHEN Sora Fajga Izrael 25 Giela z Grunbalow 25 7 Mar 1863 wies Beszyce 10 SZPYTER Hindla" Kopel 20 Ruchla z Goltmanow 27 15 Apr 1863 Koprzywnica 11 SWIEMAN Judka Chanina Matys 33 Dobra Dwojra z Jckowiczow 30 11 May 1863 wies Wiezownica 12 HIRSZMAN Estera Wita Jcek Izrael 22 Rajla Rajzla 18 16 May 1863 K 13 HIRSZMAN Majer Mortka 25 Hawa z Paniow 21 16 May 1863 Koprzywnica 5ô Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 14 BRAUNER Zeiik Jcek 36 Estera z Morgienszternow 22 3 May 1863 K 15 LERER Ryfka Chil 41 Serka z Hirszmanow 40 24 May 1863 Koprzywnica 16 LERER Sznajer Iser 28 Sura Endla z Ledzumanow 29 25 June 1863 K 17 EPELBAUM Jcek Szmerek Mosick 20 Perla z Mintzow 20 14 June 1863 K 18 WAJSBORT Majer Wolf Josek 19 Hawa z Sontakow 19 17 June 1863 Koprzywnica 19 RYWENBAJRYCH Szymcha Hercyll 43 Ruchla z Lemkowiczow 38 16 June 1863 K 20 GRYNGLAS Mosick Wolf Berek 40 Ruchla z Goldsztainow 30 21 June 1863 Koprzywnica 21 BAUM Basia Szyia 54 Ita Fajga z Rubinowiczow 32 26 June 1863 K 22 ARWERGIER Ruchla Uszer 40 Ryfka z Zadjmanow 30 27 May 1863 K 23 HIRSZMAN Daniel [Dawid] Abram 19 Sejwa z Bajmow 20 3 July 1863 Koprzywnica 24 MAJNGARTEN Majer Lejzer Moszek 30 Hana z Rajznerow 28 10 July 1863 K 25 TYSZLER Dwoyra Ajzyk 20 Szyfra Ruchla z Grynbergow 25 15 July 1863 K 26 SALTZBERG Suralta [Zlotka] Haskiel 35 Etla Ena z Erlichsonow 20 13 July 1863 K 27 BLUSZTEIN Szaindla Izrael 20 Sura z Fajersztajnow 21 11 Sep 1863 K 28 CWEIG Hersz Jankiel Mortka 20 Fajga Laja z Raychmanow 24 17 Sep 1863 K 29 WORTZMAN Dawid Mosick 30 Sara z Szuldmanow 30 11 Oct 1863 wies Wlostow 30 GOLDSZTEIN Kiwa Judka Lejb 26 Juda z Rozenbaumow 28 7 Dec 1863 K 31 GOLDHAMER Pinkwas Lejzur 41 Malka Laja z Kalinskieh 36 1 Dec 1863 K 32 MAJNGARTEN Jakob Jcek Berek 23 Fajga z Edfrochtow 22 14 Dec 1863 K 33 SILBERSZTEIN Herszl Anzelm 41 Frandla z Goldhamerow 33 16 Dec 1863 Koprzywnica 34 ECHT Moszik Aron Jcek 30 Rywa z Sandomierskie 28 26Nov 1863 K 1864 1 FLIGIELMAN Lejzor Jankiel 50 Jenta z Jeowiczow (?) 30 6 Jan 1864 K 2 BAUM Herszl Chaim 27 Etla z Chockmanowicz 23 3 Jan 1864 wies Byszow 3 FANTUCH Jarmuta Jck Berek 20 Haia Baila z Pejsakow 19 12 Jan 1864 K 4 MÙÙNTZ (MINTZ) Blima Rajzla Mortka 20 Haia Laia z Grinbalow 24 13 Jan 1864 K 5 NUSBAUM Mosick Fiszel Rubin 30 Cywra z Nusbaumow 28 20 Jan 1864 K 6 AKSAMIT Ryfka Brandla Mortka 21 Malka z Ajzerow 21 31 Jan 1864 K 7 NUSBAUM Tauba Sura Fiszel 25 Sura Laia z Bergierow 23 3Febl864 Koprzywnica 8 SZERMAN Liber Herszl 31 Hana Sora 30 28 Jan 1864 K 9 WACIARZ Ita Bajla Wolf 24 Ruchla z Kacow 24 27 Jan 1864 K 10 KIPERWASER Abram Lejb Szymcha 21 Szpryntza z Kperwaserow 24 2Febl864 K 11 ALBUS Josek Herszl 29 Szajndla z Baumsztejnow 19 4Febl864 K 12 GOLDSZTEJN Chaja Ita Dawid Mortka 23 Ryfka Rajzla z Fenserow (?) 19 4Febl864 K 13 FENSTER Ita Bajla Chaim Josek 29 Sura z Grojsmanow 23 1 Febl864 K 14 GOLDSTEIN Ides Szaja 24 Rayza a Majnfeldow 20 4Febl864 wies Przy Bystawice 15 HIMELFARB Hala Wigdor 27 Laia z Rozenbergow 27 30 Jan 1864 wieé Tecza 16 LANGIER Sora Zysman - Cypa z Lusow 22 7Febl864 wies Ruszcza 17 SZULDMAN Ryfka Mala Berek 28 Ruchla z Gielczow (?) • 23 13 Feb 1864 wieé Jachimowice 18 JARMUTA Szmul Joj--a 30 Ruda z Hryszlatow (?) 24 7Febl864 Koprzywnica 19 FENSTERSZAB Szymcha Boruch Jankiel 19 Fajga z Wrnczow (?) 20 13 Feb 1864 Koprzywnica 20 APPELBAUM Frajda Ena Pinkwas 29 Fajga z Wrnczow (?) 20 23 Mar 1864 K 21 GOLDWASER Sora Mortka 42 Sois z Sosmewiczow (?) 36 1 Feb 1864 K 22 PENCZYNA Dawid Berek 35 Rajzla z Gold— 33 14 Mar 1864 wies Mosvaroices? 23 GOLDFARB Lejbus Josek 43 Rachna z Mortkowiczow 33 26 Mar 1864 K 24 KAWEMAN Wolf Josek 24 Juda z Peretmanow 22 28 Dec 1863 K 25 GRÛUNBLAT Berek Aron 24 Dobra z Kwiakow 21 11 Apr 1864 K 26 BEKIER Bejnis Szulim 26 Curia z Bekierow 28 25 Apr 1864 K 27 GRÛÙNFELD Judka Mosick 20 Marya z Wenterow 21 1 May 1864 K 28 MUNDRY Lejbes Josek 31 --(?)-- z Szermanow 30 3 May 1864 wies Byszow 28 MUNDRY Jakob Josek 31 --(?)-- z Szermanow 30 3 May 1864 wieé Byszow 29 ZYNGIERMAN Laja Lejbus 40 Ryfka z Szmulow 36 10 May 1864 K 30 BRAUNER Mosick Mendel Zajwel 28 Haia z Syzmanow 27 10 May 1864 K 31 BIRENBAUM Szmul Dan 38 Tema z Mosenbaumow (?) 25 22 May 1864 Koprzywnica 32 LEDERMAN Jakob Wigdor Wolf 40 Sora Ryfka z Katzow 37 25 May 1864 K 33 TREFLER Herszl Mosick 24 Malka z Z~?-- 24 20 June 1864 K 34 JUKS Szonka Wolf 25 Rywa z Dyzenchwiczow 24 1 July 1864 K 35 DYNER Mala Pejzak 39 Ester Perla z Dynerow 35 1 July 1864 K 36 TYSZLER Lejzor Pinkwas 24 Bajla z Sandomeriskich 25 21 June 1864 K 37 BAUM Boruch Szyia 54 Ita Fajga z Rubr-wiczow 33 6 July 1864 K 38 FANTUCH Herszl Abus 29 GitlazTyszlerow 27 20 July 1864 K 39 BUCHALTER Haskiel Michel 23 Brucha z --?-- 20 21 July 1864 K 40 KATZ Tuma Eliarz (Eliasz) 32 Gitla z Haszowskich 24 13 June 1864 K 41 OFMAN Szmul Izrael 29 Rochla z Bronerow 25 23 July 1864 wies Skwirzowy 42 OFMAN Jcek Abram 30 Ryfka z Himelfarbow 22 15 July 1864 wies" Ruszcza 43 OFMAN Curtla Moszek 42 Etla z Offmanow 28 21 July 1864 wieé Sulislawice Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 57 44 GROJSCHOES Ryfka Szmul 45 Fajga z Kalmanow 25 25 July 1864 wies Krolesvice 45 FLIGIELMAN Sora Perla Enoch 30 Mala (?) z Gruunbergow 26 3Augl864 K 46 BRAUNER Jojzep Aba 32 Zelda z Kajzrgorow (?) 25 3 Aug 1864 K 47 BAUM Josek Szyja 31 Chaia z Gielmanow 25 30 July 1864 wies Byszow 48 SZPETER Rochma Gdalia 28 Estera z Urperow 24 13Aug 1864 Koprzywnica 49 ZYLBERSZTEJN Herszl Abus 25 Sora z Faktorow 26 9SepI864 K 50 GEVSPELCWAJG Lejzor Bendet Chaim 27 Chaia (?) z Pantyrow 18 11 Sepl864 Koprzywnica 51 TOKARZ Hisa Moszek 20 Ryfka z Bokserow 18 8Sepl864 K 52 ECHT Ryfka Jankiel 20 Sima Laia z Cukrow (?) 19 27Sepl864 K 53 GASTMAN Lejbus Nuta (Jankiel) 36 Dwojra z Fenszterszabow 36 14Sep 1864 Koprzywnica 54 MICMACHER Szulim Cherz Jankiel Josek - Frajda z Altwergierow 19 23 Sep 1864 K 55 SZUCHT Itta Cata 30 Hiela z Branerow 23 13 Sep 1864 K 56 MAJNGARTEN Moszek Jankiel 34 Laia z Klosow 28 17 Sep 1864 K 57 GRÛÛNBERG Szyfra Perla Josek 24 Rochla z Hajmanow 21 28 Sep 1864 wies Skwrizow 58 KOP Kiwa Chaim 36 Frajda z Awenusow 29 30 Sep 1864 K 59 KLAJMAN Naftula Chersz - 32 Cypa z Lererow 28 6Octl864 K 60 MORGIEN Ides Abram Lejb 25 Zysla z Morgienow 21 6Octl864 Koprzywnica 61 HIMELFARB Rywen Lejbus 33 Sora z Herklow 26 30 Sep 1864 K 62 WAJNBERG Marja Mosick 32 Sora z Fligielmanow 24 16 May 1864 K 63 BLUMENFELD Mylech Josek Major 20 Bajla z Libersztajnow 22 15 Oct 1864 K 64 G1ELERERTER Haja Ita Szucher Jakob 25 Hudes z Goldsztejnow 22 6Octl864 K 65 WAGNER Lejbus Lewek Jumca 28 Malka z Budzynow 25 17 Oct 1864 Koprzywnica 66 BUDYN Zysla Bela Major 41 Sora Ryfka z Ferberow 28 16 Oct 1864 Koprzywnica 67 HIRSZMAN Wolf Lejbus Zyndel 19 Siejwa z Bajmelow (?) 21 13 Oct 1864 Koprzywnica 68 PECZYNA Hana Sora Abram Hersz 19 Haia Laja z Rywenbayrychow 18 2Novl864 wies Gorki 69 ARDWERGIER Bayla Marya Uszer 42 Ryfka z Zajdmanow 32 13 Oct 1864 K 70 KLOS Ezra Jcek 27 Blima z Kwiatow 22 20 Oct 1864 K 71 LIDERMAN Machela Liberman 41 Liba z Mackow (?) 33 28 Oct 1864 K 72 BUDYN Chemla Izrael 21 Hana z Majborkow 22 3Novl864 Koprzywnica 73 ZLOTNICK Szmul Jankiel 29 Laia z Baumow 26 10Novl864 K 74 WEJSBLUM Szachna Lewi Pinkwas 21 Elka z Oynamanow 20 13Novl864 Koprzywnica 75 FAKTOR Sora Rafat Abram 23 Estera z Rachmanow 22 21Novl864 K 76 WENTER Bajla Gitla Zelik 24 Ida z Raj—?--ow 20 20Novl864 K 77 SZPETER Tema Ita Izrael 24 Ryfka Laia z Kopow 23 21Nov 1864 Koprzywnica 78 BRAUNER Fryma Jcek 31 Perla z Peczynow 30 15 Apr 1864 wies Rybnica 79 KOPF Sora Ita Herszl 21 Fajga Blima z Saltzbergow 20 23Novl864 Koprzywnica 80 UNGIER Hersz Lejb Aba 26 Gnendla Bajla z Lejbow 27 26Novl864 K 81 SZYFER Haja Ita Cherszl 30 Hana z Dynerow 26 1 Dec 1864 K 82 TYSZLER Dwojra Jankiel 27 Malka Cywa z Wajzynbrow 27 6 Dec 1864 K 83 GANTZ Harym Eliasz 30 Fajga z Krysztalow 27 15 Apr 1864 K 84 GOLDHAMER Liba Dwoyra Josek Uszer 21 Bajla Golda z Ferdemanow (?) 30 6 Dec 1864 K 85 CWAJG Szlama Jankiel 55 Fajga Laia z Raplmanow 24 1 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 86 CWAJG Ryfka Mortka 26 Fajga z Rajdmanow 21 5 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 87 FEFERMAN Szachna Hercyk Jankiel 23 Fajga z Libermanow 25 9 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 88 GOLWASER Rajza Pinkwas 35 Ruchla z Moskow 31 14 Dec 1864 K 89 MER Bina Rywa Zysman 24 Estera Ruma 31 14 Dec 1864 K 90 KOFMAN Abram Szmul Major 25 Frajda z Luctzmanow 24 14 Dec 1864 K 91 ERDFROCHT Nuchym Arym 26 Marya z Goldmanow 22 6 Dec 1864 K 92 RUBIN Sora Sznajdla Herszl 34 Giela z Goldchamerow 30 5 Dec 1864 K 93 KANAR Zelik Nachman (Nuchym) 45 Ruchla z Kenigsbergow 22 13 Dec 1864 K 94 AWENUS Wolw Moszek 45 Dobra z Garfinklow 42 13 Dec 1864 K 95 KIENIGSBERG Zelik Josek 22 Frajda z Sz—tzmanow 20 15 Dec 1864 K 96 HIMELFARB Rywen Chaim 25 Cywa z Lejserow 18 15 Dec 1864 wies Pzybyslawice 97 CWAJG Szajndla Matla Szmul 22 Haia Estera z Jckeuskyrow (?) 24 19 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 98 MORGIEN Izrael Herszl Mosick Berek 21 Frajda z Rajzenbaumow 19 19 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 99 HIMELZLAB Juma Wolf 30 Hindla z Szyjowiczow 25 13 Dec 1864 K 100 KREJZMAN Abram Pinkwas 28 Ryfka z Gantzow 25 18 Dec 1864 K 101 WAJNFELD Major Jankiel Zelik 33 Ryfka z Szmulow 26 17 Dec 1864 K 102 K1EJSMAN Sora Gitla Izrael 26 Sora z Gitlow 22 19 Dec 1864 K 103 BRAUNER Szymon Lejzor 42 Rakla z Bokserow 25 16 Dec 1864 K 104 MÙÛNTZ Kalman Hersz Lejzor 41 Ruchla z Braunerow 36 19 Dec 1864 K 105 GRÛÙNBLAD Michal Zalman 40 Fryma z Bekrerow 40 20 Dec 1864 K 106 KARMESER Hinda Josek 31 Gitla 35 15 Dec 1864 K 107 HAJMAN Mala Berek 49 Kajla zMedrow 35 19 Dec 1864 K 108 GRÛÙNBERG Ryfka Lejzor 32 Sora z Gruunbergow 24 14 Dec 1864 (K) 109 LIDERMAN Tauba Chaim 38 Rajza Gitla z Saltzbergow 24 14 Dec 1864 K 58 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 110 GRÛÛNBLAT Perla Josek 45 Rajza z Szalamow 28 17 Dec 1864 K 111 KARMESER Ajdla Cyna Berek 24 Rochla z Echtow 22 16 Dec 1864 K 112 GLOSZMAN Huma Dawid 24 Kajla Gitla z Handelsmanow 23 18 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 113 TYSZLER Szymsia Chil 31 Sora Dobra z Osdaciow 30 14 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 114 WAJNBERG Chaim Szmul Mosiek 35 Dwojra z Szpirow 36 27 Dec 1864 K 115 EPELBAUM Herszl Berek Izraei 20 Tema z Miiùntzow 19 21 Dec 1864 K 116 GROJSMINTZ Herszl Fajwel 36 Elka z Herszkow 29 17 Dec 1864 wieé Woli Konarski 117 GOLDMAN Zelik Lejb Mosiek 22 Szprynca z Milrodow 27 20 Dec 1864 K 118 ADLER Dawid Jojzep Moszek 40 Hinda z Grojsmanow 34 24 Dec 1864 K 119 WINER Perla Numa Enoch 26 Bajla Malka z Rozenfeldow 24 25 Dec 1864 K 120 CUKIER Lejbus Ejber 25 Haia z Garbarzow 24 23Novl864 K 121 GOLDMAN Kiwa Izrael 48 Szyfra z Micmacherow 36 20 Dec 1864 K 122 WEJGMAN Estera Izrael 50 Dwojra z Kifermanow 32 21Novl864 wies Adamczowice 123 JAMA Frajda Aba 38 Ruchla z Aysterow (?) 26 19 Dec 1864 K 124 BRAUNER Tyla Rysa Wigdor 33 Aydla z Mortkow 26 15 Dec 1864 K 125 GOLDSZTAJN Etla Hersz Ber 23 Ryszla z Kiperwaserow 25 23 Dec 1864 K 126 ALDWERGIER Tauba Laja Jankiel 50 Brucha Brajsdea(?) z Awenus 38 13 Dec 1864 K 127 BARAN Frajda Chersz 44 Sora z Wolwow 25 15 Dec 1864 K 128 GRÛÛNBERG Moszek Abram 30 Estera z Erdfrochtow 28 13 Dec 1864 K 129 AWENUS Blima Herszl 42 Cypa z M—?~erow 25 19 Dec 1864 K 130 ERDFROCHT Sora Gitia Izrael 29 Chana z Kieslerow 24 17 Dec 1864 K 1865 1 LEWI Dyna Aron Nuchem 19 Laia z Gorzyczanskieh 18 12 Dec 1864 K 2 FAJNKUCHEN Mortka Izrael 26 Giela z Griiiinblatow 26 4 Dec 1864 wies Blonia 3 BRAUNER Urys Aba (Abba) 30 Zelda z Kajngur (Kapigur?) 26 20 Dec 1864 K 4 KIELBIK Lejbus Michel 30 Siejwa z Lejbusow 26 20 Dec 1864 K 5 NUSBAUM Abram Jonas Chil 38 Ryfka Ita z Saudow 40 12 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 6 TRYFEL (TRYFER) Herszl Majer 22 Ita z Merzlow 29 21 Dec 1864 wies Sternalice 7 LINDEN Hinda Szulim Rywen 26 Malka z Panserow 20 29Novl864 wies Sloptow 8 GOLDWASER Estera Mosiek 32 Cwiwa Gitla z Frochtow 30 1 Jan 1865 K 9 GRÛÛNBERG Mortka Szachna 40 Siejwa z Braunerow 40 12 Dec 1864 K 10 BEKIER Izrael Berek Pinkwas 22 Ruchla z Awenusow 23 12 Dec 1864 K 11 MORGENSZTERN Estera Laja Alter 33 Ryfka Eta z Erdfrochtow 30 30 Dec 1864 K 12 EPELBAUM Malka Aron 25 Sora z Kali--wich 23 31 Dec 1864 K 13 ROZENFELD Mortka Pinkwas 32 Fajga z Lejbusiow 25 23 Dec 1864 K 14 LEDERMAN Mindla Abus 48 Ita Blima z Zarasiow (?) 24 21 Dec 1864 K 15 FAJNKUCHEN Maria Marys 36 Perla z Koplow 27 22 Dec 1864 K 16 MATY [MALA] Sarka Kiwa 22 Ita Fajga z Wenterow 22 16 Dec 1864 wies Zurawica 17 HIMELFARB Judka Baynys Jcek 24 Brandla z Szychmanow 24 16 Dec 1864 wies Blonia 18 NUSBAUM Rywka . * Laja z Szwiniarskich 28 13 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 19 HIRSZMAN Mala Jcek Izrael 24 Rajzla a Moskowiczow 19 4 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 20 MATY [MALA] Laja Chaim 40 Ruchla z Jankelow 36 26 Dec 1864 wies Zurawica 21 NUSBAUM Marya Fiszel 26 Brandla z Kopow 26 19 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 22 WAJSBROT Frajdla Szlama 30 Golda z Branow 20 27 Dec 1864 Koprzywnica 23 CUKIERMAN Herszl Majer 54 Chaia z Epelbaumow 29 15 June 1864 wies Pectowia 24 FARBER Mosiek Wolw Herszek 25 Dwojra Tema z Brykmanow 22 2 Jan 1865 K 25 KIEJSMAN Marya Jachet Jcek 23 Malka z Kiejsmanow 23 16 Jan 1865 K 26 SZULDMAN Szlama Berek 28 Hana z Gielmanow 26 8 Jan 1865 K 27 WEJGMAN Alterka Aron 32 Sora z Hofmanow 26 9 Jan 1865 wies Skwirzowa 28 DYNER Cypa Zysel 40 Cypa z Binderow 26 16 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 29 BRAUNER Marja Ruchla Lejbus 27 Zysla z Hofmanow 30 16 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 30 BUDYN Curtla Szypra Joel 35 Cwetla z Kielbikow 30 20 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 31 OFMAN Judka Lejb Mortka 29 Ryfka Hinda z Jckowiczow 24 26 Jan 1865 wieé Lukowica 32 SZPEJTER Brajndla Kopel 22 Ruchla z Giertmanow 28 3 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 33 HIRSZMAN Estera Wita Szmul 31 Hinda Brandla z Lererow 28 28 Jan 1865 K 34 BUDYN Simsia Mosiek 53 Ruchla z Kalmanow 28 3 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 35 GRÛÛNBERG Szofla Brandla Jcek Sana 19 Bajla z Iondanow (?) 18 27 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 36 KOCHEN Jcek Rachmil 29 Hana Gitla z Abramowiczow 26 26 Jan 1865 wies" Lejnikow 37 MINTZ Rucha Chaim Mordka 21 Chaia Laia z GriiOnbalow 24 19 Jan 1865 K 38 SZAFIER Malka Herszl 27 Maryia z Fajnkuchenow 26 30 Jan 1865 wieé Smerdyna 39 FAJNKUCHEN Mordka Izrael 42 Ryfka z Chaimow 30 25 Jan 1865 wies Smerdyna 40 SALTZBERG Blima Szulim 21 Giela z Mintzow 21 1 Feb 1865 K 41 ARBUS Jama Herszl 45 Czarna z Herszlow 40 2 Mar 1864 wies" Pelczyce 42 EJZENBUCH Mejlech Josek Herszl 30 •Frajda z Blumenfeldow 29 13 Feb 1865 K 43 BERMAN Mortka Josek 24 Ruchla z Jamow 25 13 Feb 1865 K 44 FAKTOR Zyzman Lejb Szlama 27 Malka z Tyszlerow 22 14 Feb 1865 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom S1G Journal Volume 5, Number 3 59 45 GRUÙNBERG Hana Lejbus 25 Marya z Kalmanow 22 25 Sep 1864 K 46 SZULDMAN Ejzyk Mortka 27 Malka Liba z Fajnkuchen 26 18 Feb 1865 wies Gieraszowice 47 HANDELSMAN Mortka Nuta 32 Sora Cywa z Kronfeldow 30 25 Feb 1865 Koprzywnica 48 LABADZ Ena Juda Jankiel 30 Fryma Cerka z Izpelerow? 28 21 Feb 1865 Koprzywnica 49 FENSTERSZAB Lejbus Jankiel 20 Estera z Griiiinglasow 19 27 Feb 1865 Koprzywnica 50 CWAJG Rochma Mosick 46 Cypa z Zysmanow 40 14 Feb 1865 Koprzywnica 51 WAJSFOGIEL Estera Chil 40 Gitla z Budynow 40 24 Jan 1865 Koprzywnica 52 RYWENBAJRYCH Haskiel Hercyk 43 Ruchla z Lemelow 35 12 Mar 1865 K 53 GRÙÙNBLAD Sora Aron 25 Frajda z Kopsztajnych 24 30 Mar 1865 K 54 CUKIER Jukiel Mortka 50 Dyna z Jucklow 30 18 Apr 1865 Koprzywnica 55 PERELMAN Chaskiel Iser 30 Rywka Ruchla z Klajmanow 21 18 Apr 1865 K 56 PANTYR IPANCER] Lejzor Szmul 40 Necha z Ledermanow 38 18 Apr 1865 K 57 AKTOR Jojzep Mortka 39 Sora z Bluiimenfeldow 28 18 Apr 1865 K 58 MINTZ Kalman Hersz Jcek 32 Frajdla z Braunerow 27 26 Mar 1865 K 59 JARMULA Alter Judka Mosick 38 Hendla z Medlow (?) 35 9 Apr 1865 K 60 FAJNKUCHEN Jukiel Berek Jcek 22 Haia Bajla z Pejzakow 21 1 May 1865 K 61 HIMELFARB Rywen Gimpel 35 Hana z Karasiow 26 5 May 1865 K 62 ZYLBERMAN Mosick Jankiel 47 Tema z Izraelow 28 15 Dec 1857 wieé Szymanowice 63 ZYLBERMAN Josek Lejb Jankiel 50 Tema z Izraelow 31 12 Mar 1860 wieé Szymanowice 64 ZYLBERMAN Wolw Jankiel 52 Tema z Izraelow 33 15 Apr 1862 wieé Szymanowice 65 GOTLIB Mosick Kalman Berek 50 Rajza z Tatarow 45 10 Jan 1852 wieé Smerdyna 66 TATAR Szlama Mosick 42 Cyra z Juklowiczow 41 10 Jan 1853 wieé Smerdyna 67 TATAR Josek Mosick 44 Cyra z Juklowiczow 43 8 Mar 1855 wieé Smerdyna 68 TATAR Urys Mosick 44 Cyra z Juklowiczow 43 16 Oct 1858 wieé Smerdyna 69 BAUM Zelman Szyja 30 Chaia z Gielmanow 29 8Novl858 wieé Byszow 70 GRUÙNBERG Lejb Uszer 45 Ryfka z Rozenfeldow 44 28 Sep 1851 wieé Nawodzice 71 FAJNKUCHEN Mortka Matys 36 Perla z Koplow 27 21 Mar 1856 K 72 FAJNKUCHEN Zysman Matys 36 Perla z Koplow 27 14 Dec 1858 K 73 ZYNGIERMAN Majer Lejbus 44 Ryfka z Szmulow 40 4 Oct 1853 wieé Szymanowice 74 SZPERLING Lejb Szlama 50 Ryfka z Goldsztajnow 41 1 Oct 1859 wieé Smerdyna 75 SZPERLING Lipa Szlama 50 Ryfka z Goldsztajnow 41 7Augl855 wieé Smerdyna 76 SZPERLING Zelik Szlama 50 Ryfka z Goldsztajnow 41 4Feb1864 wies Smerdyna 77 SZULDMAN Chaim Josek Abram 52 Chaia z Moskow 46 16 Sep 1862 K 78 BRAUNER Herszl Izrael Jcek 31 Perla z Peczynow 29 15 Dec 1857 wies Rybnica 79 BAUM Dwojra Ruchla Mosick 28 Cymra (?) z Bukierow 26 11 May 1865 wies Skrobnia 80 KRYSZTAL Majer Jcek(•) Bajla 42 1 Sep 1858 wieé Zakrzow 81 BUDYN Zysla Basia Majer 26 Zysla Basi Malka z Budynow 20 20 May 1865 Koprzywnica 82 GRUÙNBERG Herszek Uszer (*) Fajga 39 6Nov 1858 wieé Skrzypaczowice 83 FENSTERSZAB Jcek Lejb Majer 45 Hawa z Lejbusiow 38 9 Sep 1857 Koprzywnica 84 HANDELZMAN Szymsia Lejbus 31 Perla z Gastmanow 25 9 Mar 1864 wieé Janowice 85 ARTWERGIER Jankiel Izrael 30 Cyrla z Herszlow 28 30 May 1865 K 86 OFMAN Zysman Lipa 47 Ryfka z Fajnkuchenow 28 12Augl854 wieé Zawada 87 OFMAN Szmul Lipa 47 Ryfka z Fajnkuchenow 36 8Nov 1857 wies Zawada 88 OFMAN Judka Lipa 47 Ryfka z Fajnkuchenow 36 21 Apr 1861 wies Zawada 89 EPELBAUM Abram Eliarz 38 Szajndla Laia z Zlotnikow 35 29 Sep 1859 K 90 EPELBAUM Majer Eliarz 38 Szajndla Laia z Zlotnikow 35 25 July 1863 K 91 WAJSBROT Fajga Josek 25 Slawa z Jantakow (?) 21 6 June 1865 Koprzywnica 92 LEJFERMAN Herszl Chil 50 Szyfra z Griiiinfeldow 46 17Augl854 Koprzywnica 93 MATY |MALA] Kana Nuchem 38 Ruchla z Griiiinbergow 32 13 Dec 1857 wieé Zurawice 94 MARTZ Jankiel Nusem Herszl 46 Ryfka z Lejbusiow 39 26 Oct 1855 wieé Pelczyce 95 MARTZ Lejbus Nusem Herszl 46 Ryfka z Lejbusiow 39 17 Mar 1860 wieé Pelczyce 96 KOP Josek Szymsi (*) Ruchla Cywia z Mintzow 36 23 Mar 1857 K 97 FLIGIELMAN Bajla Aron 30 Jentla z Kopiow 26 2 June 1865 K 98 ZYLBERMAN Szmul Majer Lejbus 33 Sora z Lancholcerow 28 13 Apr 1859 Koprzywnica 99 MAG1ET Ela Mortka Josek (*) Marya z Lanchulcerow 30 5 Mar 1854 Koprzywnica 100 CWAJG Mendel Mosiek 46 Cypa z Jckow 30 25 Augl854 Koprzywnica 101 MATY Szlama Dawid Mortka 29 Lipca z Apelow 27 14 June 1865 wieé Swiniary 102 CYTRYN Zachariasz Wolf 31 Sura z Cudykow (?) 25 16 June 1865 wieé Swiniary 103 URBUS Izrael Herszl 45 Czarna z Goldwaserow 39 13 Oct 1853 wieé Wrobleiu 104 WINER Hermia Judka 29 Chaia z Fagelmanow 28 10 Oct 1865 K 105 TRUFELMAN Mortka Lejzor 40 Cypa z Fankuchenow 37 21Nov 1857 wieé Swiniary 106 TRUFELMAN Izrael Lejzor 40 Cypa z Fankuchenow 37 9 Mar 1864 wieé Swiniary 107 MORGEN Peretz Lejbus Abram 26 Zysla z Morgeniow 26 24 Dec 1859 K 108 POLARNIK Lejbus Kopel Abram Aron 42 Cypara z Alterow 36 20 Mar 1860 K 109 BUCHOLTZ Mejlech Izrael 42 Sura z Matych 34 13 June 1865 wieé Swiniary no BUCHOLTZ Chaim Mendel Chaim Mendel (•; Hawa z Rosenbergow 30 21 Oct 1855 wies Loniow 60 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 Ill KRYSZTAL Sura Ryfka Mortka 37 Ruchla z Zajdmanow 22 3 June 1865 wies" Bazôw 112 WAJNBERG Alter Mosiek 40 Dwojra z Spirow 35 23 May 1856 K 113 HIMELFARB Chaim Sender Nusyn 46 Jachfet Ryfka z Himelfarbow 36 7 May 1859 K 114 TREFLER Ruchla Mosick 25 Frajda Ryfka z Nozyzow 25 15 Apr 1865 K 115 BRAUNER Jojzep Jcek 37 Estera z Morgensztejnow 24 5 May 1865 K 116 GREBER Lejbus Berek Abram 30 Estera z Frejzermanow 27 15Novl861 K 117 LERER Mosick Sejwech 48 Ilka Mindla z Mislerkich (?) 40 11 Oct 1853 K 118 BERMAN Hana Laja Zelik 26 Tauba z Lewkow 24 20 June 1865 K 119 BRAUNER Herszl Berek Zajnwel 45 Ita z Zelegerow 40 3 Oct 1857 K 120 RUBIN Manas Naftula Uszer 40 Hana Bajla z Lidow 38 10 Apr 1860 K 121 RUBIN Abram Uszer 40 Hana Bajla z Lidow 38 15 Mar 1862 K 122 KALINA Symsia Peretz 34 Hendla z Fefermanow 31 15 Mar 1864 K 123 BRAUNER Szoel Abram 32 Hana z Griiunbergow 31 7 Jan 1857 K 124 BRAUNER Joseph Abram 32 Hana z Griiunbergow 31 12 June 1859 K 125 BRAUNER Szmul Izaak Abram 32 Hana z Griiunbergow 31 27Sep 1862 K 126 BRAUNER Jankiel Abram 32 Hana z Gruiinbergow 31 HNovl864 K 127 KALINA Jankiel Peretz 34 Hendla z Fefermanow 31 7 Dec 1857 K 128 KOP Jankiel Majer 42 Gitla z Echtow 38 11 May 1864 K 129 WARZAGIER Abram Simsia Josek Rywen 30 Laiaz Zajdmanow 28 27 June 1865 K 130 GRÛUNFELD Haskiel Ejzyk 42 Séria z Goldhamerow 38 12Augl853 K 131 GRÛÙNFELD Jankiel Ejzyk 40? Séria z Goldhamerow 38 20 Mar 1857 K 132 GRÛUNBERG Zelman Michal 33 Rochla z Ferberow 32 2 Mar 1864 K 133 BLUMENFELD Aron Chil 49 Dwojra z Epelbaumow 43 4 June 1858 K 134 KAWERMAN Wigdor Jcek 34 Laia z Melgrotow 25 29Sep 1863 K 135 GRÛÙNBLAT Jankiel Chil 41 Laia z Fajfelbaumow 36 20Febl859 K 136 GRUUNBLAT Ira Chil 41 Laia z Falfelbaumow 36 12 Jan 1863 K 137 ALOES Szmul Zelik 43 Brandla z Laferow 40 10 June 1858 K 138 ALOES Sachia Zelik 43 Brandla z Laferow 40 15 Mar 1862 K 139 GANTZ Jcek Herszl Alter 30 Malka z Kopsztynow 25 23 Feb 1863 K 140 NUDELMAN Chaim Uszer 42 Hana z Herszkowiczow 36 15 Dec 1858 K 141 AWENUS Berek Herszl 43 Cypa z Nusmacherow 24 9Augl857 K 142 WENTER Zelik Zelman 40 Rucha z Abramowiczow 30 15 July 1859 K 143 ZALZBERG Tauba Judka 45 Laia z Katzow 31 23 June 1865 K 144 GRUUNBAL Chil Szymon 48 Hana Perla z Kofmanow 36 13 Feb 1857 K 145 FLISFEJDER Majer Wolw Szulim Chaim 45 Malka Chaia z Altwergerow 44 9 June 1856 K 146 NUDELMAN Lejbus Mosiek 26 Sura z Wajnfeldow 24 13Novl864 K 147 EJZENBACH Szymon Dawid 40 Dobra z Joskowiczow 40 8 Jan 1854 K 148 SZPITZMAN Boruch Maty s 32 Dobra Dwojra z Fajnkuchenow 32 11 Oct 1855 wieé Wiazownica 149 KIENIZBERG Szyfra Szimon 40 Dwojra z Tyszlerow 36 27 June 1865 K 150 OFMAN Hana Marya Abram 32 Ryfka z Himelfarbow 28 20 Mar 1860 wieé Ruszczcj 151 GOLDWASER Hernia Szlama 58 Hendla z Perlow 48 10 July 1855 K 152 TRYFLER Lejbus Nuchym 26 Ruchla Cywia z Mintzow 28 16 July 1864 K 153 BINDER Esterka Perla Mosiek 45 Séria z Tryflerow 28 8Augl864 K 154 TECZA Jankiel Lejzor 40 Ryfka z Rajchmanow 40 10Novl861 K 155 KATZ Etla Szmul 40 Marya z Bokserow 30 1 July 1865 K 156 WEJGMAN Michael Izrael 53 Dwojra z Kofmanow 42 3Augl855 wies" Adamczowice 157 WEJGMAN Szmul Izrael 53 Dwojra z Kofmanow 42 10 Mar 1858 wies" Adamczowice 158 ARDWERGIER Hana Jcek 22 Perla z Termanow 20 20 Apr 1865 Osiekna 159 JARMULA Hana Jankiel 31 Perla 28 15Augl858 K 160 FENTSTER Mosick Dawid Josek 29 Sura z Gosmanow 26 2 July 1865 K 161 HOFMAN Josek Manas (•) 40 Estera Grojsmanow 38 13 Mar 1861 K 162 GLANTZ Joyna Lejbus Szymon 45 Bajla Basi z Agaterow 36 7 May 1862 K 163 GLANTZ Pejsak Szymon 45 Bajla Basi z Agaterow 36 3 Feb 1865 K 164 BUCHALTER HerszMejlech Lejbus 52 Chaia z Himelfarbow 36 16 Apr 1860 K 165 RAUSZER Abram Lejbus Herszl 42 Ryfka z Tyszlerow 33 9 May 1855 K 166 KIESLER Mortka Majer 55 Laia z Kiperwaserow 40 2 Jan 1864 K 167 SZWARTZMAN Wigdor Majer 48 Mindla z Pinkwasow 30 3 May 1865 K 168 KREMER Majer Wolw 45 Fajga z Kopow 36 3 Mar 1862 K 169 ALOES Boruch Zelman 30 Gitla z Kieslerow 24 7 Mar 1859 K 170 BRAUNER Chaim Jojzep (*) - Ryfka 40 10 June 1854 K 171 SZMITH Dawid Jcek 45 Liba z Kiperwasserow 40 7 May 1853 K 172 SZMITH Izrael Jcek 45 Liba z Kiperwaserow 40 25Sepl855 K 173 SZMITH Mosiek Jcek 45 Liba z Kiperwaserow 40 15 Augl860 K 174 SZMITH Chil Jcek 45 Liba z Kiperwaserow 40 12 Apr 1862 K 175 BEKIER Kalman Lejbus Szoel (*) 50 Chaia z Abramow 45 3 Oct 1855 K 176 KOP Pinkwas Lejbus Szlama 35 Dwojra z Kanarow 36 8Sepl858 K Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 61 177 GRÙÙNBLAT Jcek Jankiel 28 Bajla Ryfka z Goldmanow 27 4 July 1860 K 178 HIMELFARB Mosiek Wigdor 48 Sura z Tatarow (*) 10 June 1855 K 179 HIMELFARB Lejbus Wigdor 48 Sura z Tatarow (*) . 12 July 1859 K 180 KARAS Mindla Jankiel 40 Cypa z Perelmanow 33 12 July 1865 K 181 ARBETMAN Josek Pinkwas 44 Golda z Bokserow 36 15 0ct 1854 K 182 ARBETMAN Chaskiel Pinkwas 44 Golda z Bokserow 36 16 0ct 1860 K 183 GORZYCZANSKI Majer Herszl 39 Hana z Ejzenbachow 37 9 June 1858 K 184 STASZOER Izrael Berek Szlama 31 Mindla z Katzerow 28 22 July 1865 K 185 HANDELSMAN Josek Lejbus 31 Perla z Gastmanow 25 25 July 1865 wies Szymanowice 186 FAJTELBAUM Izrael Aron Majer 31 Rachela z Szpirow 31 13 Mar 1853 K 187 FAJTELBAUM Jakob Joel Majer 31 Rachela z Szpirow 31 2Augl865 K 188 CZAPNIK Berek Mosiek 24 Gitla z Badynow 18 10Augl865 K 189 ZYMELFAJGIEL Ryfka Sora Ela 24 Malka z Krysztalow 28 14Augl865 wies Nowej wsi 190 SZTENDER Serka Herszl 22 Endla z Szuldmanow 21 1 July 1865 wies Zbigniewice 191 WARZMAN Chaskiel Mosiek 38 Sura z Szuldmanow 34 21 Aug 1865 wies Wlostow 192 KNEBEL Chaim Enoch 24 Chawa Mary a z Katzow 22 28Augl865 K 193 TYSZLER Cywia Ruchla Zysman Lejbus 24 Ita Etla z Ertfrochtow 22 23 Aug 1865 K 194 SRYB Uszer Szymcha Mortka Mosiek 22 Sura z Adlerow 26 29 Aug 1865 K 195 BUDYN Jcek Joel 36 Szyfra Cwatla z Krochmalskich 35 25 Aug 1865 K 196 RAJCHMAN Alter Josek Lejbus 24 Frajdla z Klajmanow 24 23 Sep 1865 K 197 GRUi)NBLAT|-BAL] Abram Ela Szymon 50 Hana Perla z Hofmanow 47 19 Sep 1865 K 198 BERLIN Szmul Majer 21 Malka z Wojabortow 20 20 Sep 1865 K 199 BLUMENFELD Abram Izrael Majer 20 Bajla z Zylbersztejnow 20 26 Sep 1865 K 200 ROZENBAUM Szlama Bajnis 50 Sura z Tryflerow 23 9 0ct 1865 K 201 JAMA Zyla Aba 36 Rachela z Agaterow 35 9 0ct 1865 K 202 OL1AVA Herszl Lejbus Mosiek Lejzor 23 Dara z Aiejsterow 22 15 0ct 1865 K 203 SZMITH Ryfka Chaja Jakob 21 Pinça z Armuzow 22 19 0ct 1865 K 204 WATERSZTEJN Lejbus Abram Szymcha 20 Dwojra z Griiiinbergow 22 15 Oct 1865 K 205 WAL Urys Naftula Mosiek 19 Hina Alta z Braunerow 19 16 0ct 1865 K 206 LEDERMAN Lejbus Szymon Abus 45 Ita Blima z Karasow 23 17 Oct 1865 K 207 AXAMIT Mortka Mortka (*) - Malka 24 17 Oct 1865 K 208 FAJNKUCHEN Ejzyk Matys 22 Marya Gitla z Rotsztajnow 20 8 Oct 1865 K 209 KIMAN Fajga Wolf 40 Ryfka z Debowkow 38 18 Oct 1865 wies Wiazownica 210 FANTUCH Judka Matys 36 Perla z Fagolow 27 19 Oct 1865 K 211 CYNAMON Majer Josek 28 Dwojra z Borensztajnow 28 19 Oct 1865 Koprzywnica 212 PECZYNA Ides Lejbus 43 Estera z Sztulbergow 31 19 Oct 1865 Gorki 213 DYPLER ICYPLER] Lejbus Nusyn Abram 65 Szajngla z Griiiinblatow 25 19 Oct 1865 K 214 KIELBIK Aron Dawid Michel 30 Sisjwa z Lejbusiow 28 20 Oct 1865 K 215 KLOSEK Beniamin Zysel 41 Czurny z Arbuzow 32 22 Oct 1865 wies Peslowice 216 RYMER Szlama Lejzor Gierszon 42 Chaia z Szpringow 36 23 Oct 1865 K 217 GRÙÙNBERG Abram Chaim 30 Ajdla z Birencwajgow 28 25 Oct 1865 wies Piascoznia 218 BARAN Mosiek Jcek Michel 19 Estera z Kopow 19 25 Oct 1865 K 219 TREFLER Lejbus Berek Izrael 23 Frajdla z Kopow 19 6Nov 1865 K 220 BOKSER Chaim Godala Majer 32 Iska z Saltzbergow 33 30 Oct 1865 K 221 ALOES Jankiel Zel'ik 43 Brajndla z Lauferow 42 2Novl865 K 222 ZAYDMAN Herszk Chaim 45 Ruchla Laia z Himelfarbow 38 5Novl865 K 223 WEJGMAN Izrael Urys 50 Hana z Goldsztejnow 45 5Novl865 wies Kol. Smerdynski 224 GOLDMAN Mortka Izrael 48 Szyfra z Mitzmacherow 32 9Nov 1865 K 225 M1TZMACHER Frajdla Malka Anzel 25 Chaia z Gantzow 26 15Novl865 K 226 GOLDWASER Hersz Berek Mosiek 35 Cywia Gitla z Fruchtow 30 15Novl865 K 227 KIMELHARN Jcek Berek Enoch 22 Ruchla z Jachowiczow 29 16Novl865 K 228 FAJERSZTEJN Beniamin Jankiel 47 Machela z Kalinow 45 1 Dec 1865 K 229 GOLDBERG Josek Lejbus 23 Marya Szajndla z Kalinow 22 1 Dec 1865 K 230 FENSTERSZAB Abram Izrael Majer 44 Ruchla Laia z Abramow 21 28Nov 1865 Koprzywnica 231 GRUUNBERG Majer Dawid Mejlech 23 Ruchla z Ledermanow 20 30Nov 1865 wies Nadowzice 232 GRUUNBERG Hana Juda Jcek Mosiek 24 Dwojra Zelda z Hirszmanow 17 10 Dec 1865 Koprzywnica 233 HIRSZMAN Izrael Mendel Mortka 27 Hana (?) z Denermarkow (?) 26 10 Dec 1865 K 234 LEDERMAN Szymsia Szulim Berek 23 Sura Bajla z Saltzbergow 18 12 Dec 1865 K 235 SZPRINIK Jcek Lejzor 24 Sura z Krysztalow 18 7 Dec 1865 K 236 KAL1NA Ruchla Liberman 26 Bajla z Sontakow 27 11 Dec 1865 K 237 GREBER Mortka Jakob Abram 32 Estera z Ertfrochtow 28 12 Dec 1865 K 238 BRAUNER Brucha Zajnwel 30 Chaia Zysla z Epelbaumow 20 22 Dec 1865 K 239 KARMASER Jcek Hersz Josek 31 Gitla z Jckowiczow 40 22 Dec 1865 K 62 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 Szczekociny Marriages 1847 -1865 FHL microfilm #1,199,733 # Surname Given Name Age Father Mother Place of Birth/Residence 1847 1 GOLDBERG Wigdor (wid.) 61 - 2arnow ICKOW1CZ Hana 20 Mosiek Szandla Szczekociny 2 BERL1NSKI Szymon 26 BEKIERMAN Marva Raizla 18 Mosiek Frvmka S 3 JELEN Gerszon 23 AKJERMAN Cvrla 24 Herszlik Roizla S 4 STUDNIBOREK Abram (wid.) 31 TOBYASZ Haia 22 Tobvasna Faiela S 5 L1BERMAN Izrael Jakob 23 Berek Frymet Przyrôw DREZNER Mizia 24 Lewek Gitla S 6 FIRSZTENBERG WolfHil 18 Izrael Kajla Wodzislaw STUDNIBORK Sora 17 Icvk Gitla S 7 ZELMAN Izrael Abram 45 KRAJER Malka 24 Hendel Ida S 8 MIEDZYGORSKI Herszlik (wid.) 22 SZWARCBAUM Hena 18 Major Dwoira S 1848 1 CUKIERMAN Jukka 18 Abel Rajzla S WROCLAWSKI Laia Faiela 18 Jochvel Sura Dwoira 2 SZTERL1G Josek 22 Frojm Marya S STUDNIBORK Marva Sura Mosiek Tauba S 3 SZY1KA Herszlik Wolf (w.) 30 KEMELHOR Hendla 24 Josek Bai la Pihey 4 RZEJKOW1CZ Eliasz 18 Herszl Zysla Ozarkôw WAJNRAICH Gitla 16 Izrael 0 Rochla S 5 NUSYNOW1CZ Nusyn 22 Litman Rochla JEZ1OROWSKI Laia Fajpla 16 Icvk Chana S 6 MUNITA Mosiek (wid.) 29 GOLCER Szandla 24 Lewek Frvmet S 7 SZPAJZER Kopl (wid.) 48 - - S KESTENBERG Brandla {wid.) 24 S 8 KRAJER Enoch (wid.) 45 MAJOROWICZ Rvfka 19 Dawid Siosa S 9 HOROWICZ Abram Chersz 18 Pinkus Malka Piotrkôw GRINFELD Sora Jacheta 18 Nachman Jentella S 10 MONOWICZ Jachym 25 Michel Frymet S BRANDYS Laja 24 Naftuli Sura S 11 POSNERSON Lewek 18 Hajm Tauba Zgierz FRAJMAN Chana 17 Mortka Malka S 12 KAJZER Enoch (wid.) 22 - S STRZEGOWSK1 Fraidla Mosiek s 1849 1 KROMOLOWSKJ Wolf 21 Anzl Esterka Dzialoszyn SILBERSZTAJN v Laja 18 Josek Szandla S FERL1GR 2 1CKOWICZ Wolf 18 Mosiek Szaindla S KAFL Malka 20 Lewek Rochla S 3 ROZENBERG Mendel 23 Mosiek Bajla S ALTBAUM Chawa 24 Leibus Bluma S 4 BRYN Alter 18 Judka Tauba Laja S KOPLOWICZ Chaia 17 Abram Rochla S 5 JAKUBOWICZ Jakob 22 Salomon Sura Malka wies Slzyri? LENCZNER Zelda Ewa 18 Dawid Bluma S 6 ROTSZTAJN z Rywen 18 Jankel Sora Wloszczowa GRODSZTAJN MONOWICZ Liba Estera 19 Enoch Fraidla S 7 DABRAWSK1 Abram (wid.) 32 S PRAGIER Gitla 20 Lemel Gitla? S 8 1CKOWICZ Jochim 26 Mosiek Szaindla S LENCZNER Szandla 21 Zainwl Rvfka S 9 KUPERBERG Jakob Dawid Hersz 21 Szlama Ryfka S A BELL Hendla 24 Simcha Rochla S Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 63 10 JASKIEROWICZ Wolf 38 - EPSZTAJN z Aydla Bajla 23 - S LUBLINER (wid.) 11 KS1EZKI Joel (wid.) 62 S DREZNER Pesla 20 Jankel Certla S 12 GELBORT Anzel 18 Abram Marya S GELIPTER Sura Frymet 18 Anzel Chfula S 13 ROZENBLUT Izrael Hajm 19 Mortka Chava Przedbôrz LICHTMAN Frajda 19 Nusvn Dwoira S 14 WAJNRUB Icyk (wid.) 36 - - Przedbôrz LENCZNER Baila Jacheta 21 15 GOTFRID Szmul (wid.) 42 - Zarnowiec DREZNER Chana (wid.) 40 ; S 16 LIPKA Icyk 33 - - Przedbôrz LIPCZYC Witla (wid.) 37 1850 O S 1 NAJFELD Rubin Szmul Szai Sora Przyrow ZALDSZTAJN Rochla Herszlik Laia S 2 KOZUCH Szlama (wid.) 53 - - O KNOBLER Estera (wid.) 38 3 ZYTMAN Joel 18 Fajwl Fajgla s WARSZAWSKA Hana 20 Pinkus Estera Rochla 4 HOROW1CZ Nusyn Nuta 22 Mortka Rywka Checins y PERELMAN Baila Brauna 16 Wolf Ella S 5 ZLOTNIK Nusyn Tobiasz 24 Mortka Hana Koniecpol MONOWICZ Hana Marya 23 Mailich Frymet S 6 MYDLARZ Icyk 22 Abram Sura Lelôw PALIWODA Rywka Zysla 21 Zainwl Gnendla S 7 GROSMAN Icyk (wid.) 44 Zarnôw LENCZNER Rochla 24 Lewek Dobrusa S 8 STORAZUM v Lejzor Tobiasz 18 Mosiek Rudta Bruder Dzialoszyn BRODER STUDNIBOREK Raizla Mala 16 Icvk Hinda S 9 LENCZNER Dawid Ajzia 18 Abram Sora S LENCZNER Dasa Hawa 16 Aizyk Gitla S 10 JAKUBOWICZ Judka (wid.) 40 - - wieé Radkôw SPIRO Estera (wid.) 41 S 11 ZAIAC Nuta Chananel 18 Wolf Tauba Chçciny DANCYGIER Estera 17 Jakob Marva S 1851 1 FINGERHUT Abram 21 Dawid Ryfka Koniecpol DREZNER Sura Baila 20 Lewek Gitla S 2 MONOWICZ Herszlik Kopel 21 Icyk Mindla FELDMAN Baila 17 Jachym Gitla S 3 LENCZNER Szmul Lejb 18 Abram Sura MELON Estera Hana 19 Jakob Rochla S 4 SZWARCBAUM Jankiel 19 Major Dwojra S KAFL Rywa 21 Lewek Rachla S 5 BERMAN Gecel 35 Uryn Brajndla S NAJMAN Malka 20 Lewek Estera S 6 KLAPFER Dawid 20 Mendel Frajndla Zarnôw FRAJMAN Marya Sura 26 Mendel Tauba S 7 KRYMAN Efroim (wid.) Szlama Szprynca NAJMAN Rywka 17 Eizyk Perla S O 8 CUKIERMAN Mosiek Dawid Golda BINSZTOK Maryanna Hana t o Izrael Kaila 9 ERLICH Aba 22 Jachym Nisla s SMOLARSKI Tauba 22 Mortka Hawa s 10 SZWARCBAUM Rubin 18 Jakob Refla s DYMANT Hawa 30 Lewek Estera LENCZNER s 11 JARONOWSK1 Izrael (wid.) 35 Icyk Chawa s STUDNIBORK Laia (wid.) 30 Mendel Svmcha KARPIN s 12 REDL1C Mosiek Szaja 23 Szlama Gitla Malka s LENCZNER Estera Brandla 19 Dawid Blima s 13 DUKAT Izrael (wid.) 36 Przyrôw DRAPAK / DRAPACZ Rywka 27 Icyk Laia S 1852 1 ZNIERZYNSKI Lewek 31 Pajeczno ZOLDSZTAJN Sora 19 Herszlik Laia S 64 Klelce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 2 HERBERGIER Icyk 18 Lewek Siejwa Korczyn FERLEGIER Lipeia 17 Lipman Nacha S 3 HALTZMAN Icyk 20 Szmul Hinda wies" Libertôw MAJOROWICZ Bai la 18 Abram Faiela Maloszyce 4 SZYPRINCA Herszlik 20 Hema Malka Wloszczowa NUDELMAN HaiaFaiela 20 Abram Faiela Sura z Joskowicz S 5 NAJMAN Izrael 20 Lewek Estera GELER Rvfka 19 Szvmon Marva S 6 SMOLARSKI Fajwel 25 Mortka HanazGRAYCAR PINCZOSKI Faiela 23 Icvk Bavla S 7 PINKUSOWICZ v Szaja 25 Pejsok Rayza S WARSZAWSKI PINCZOSKI Malka Rvfka 22 Juma Hana Rvchla S 8 DANCYGER Abram 21 Icyk Sora Konary LENCZNER Szprvnca 21 Lewek Esterka S 9 FRAGMAN Eliasz (wid.) 45 - Koniecpol FINGER Laia (wiq\) 48 Mosiek Rochla S 10 GRYNKRANT Berek 23 Nusyn Ryfka Pilica JASKIEROWICZ Mareola 24 Abram Cypra S 11 ZAKS Fajwl 19 Berek Liba S SZULMAN Ruchla Haia 20 Dawid Si osa S 12 MAJOROWICZ Jukiel 18 Mosiek Frymet S GLIG Borucha 20 Leybus Rvfka Rojza Chrzastowa 13 GOTFRYD Szmul (wid.) 40 Kopel Ejdla Zarnôw JAKOBOWICZ Estera 44 Mendel Zvsla ROTENBERG S 14 FISZER Szymon 21 Nuta Fajgla S JEZIOROWSKI Rvkla 18 Icvk Hana S 15 SPIRA Mendel Judel 20 Michal Malka S SZABAS Faiela Haia 21 Wolf Laia z Gerszon S 16 PERELMAN Izrael Berek 21 Wolf Ajla S ROZENBERG Malka Sura 17 Siamsa Favela 17 PALIWODA Jochym 25 Abram Dwojra zDANCYGlER Pilics a LEWKOWICZ Estera Raszka 22 Lewek Rochla S 1853 - 1857 Not on microfilm 1858 1 KRESZUMER Mendel 21 Lewek Kopel Ryfka Zelow WROCLAWSKA Faisla Hana Icyk Tauba Rvfka S 2 CYMERMAN Dawid Eliasz 18 Izrael Estera Frajdla wies" Zabrodzie LANDAU Jacheta 16 Abram Malka S 3 PALIWODA Izrael 20 Zajnwel Grendla S SPIRA Laia 21 Mâchera Wolf Malka S 4 HONIG Josek Lejb 18 Manela Gitla S LUDNER Ruchla Sora 25 Daniel Hinda Wolbrom 5 FEJNER Judka 20 Uryn Rocha S LENCZNER Tauba Maria 21 Josek Estera S 6 ZAJDBAUM Lejbus 21 Aba Frejdla S JEZIOROWSKI Laia 17 Mosiek Kaila S 7 FREJDL1CH Mosiek Jochym 22 Icyk Ryfka Zarki FISZER Hendla Rvfka 22 Nuta Feiela S 8 LEJB Naftula 26 Wolf Fejgla S NAHIELSKI Haia Hinda 23 Abraham Hana S 9 ZAKS Icyk (wid.) 50 - - S BORENSZTEIN Dwoira (wid.) 29 - S 10 GOLDKORN Lejbus 18 Jakob Itla Pilica FEIGENBLAT Maria Feiela 18 Major Sora S 11 CYER Josek 22 Mosiek Estera Pilica NACHYMOWICZ Rozalia Raizla 16 Michal Ester S 12 MAJOROWICZ Izrael 18 Hajm Hinda S KAMRAT Roza 20 Icvk Raiza wieé Wierzbica 13 GROER Wolf 21 Izrael Rochla Kromolôw MAJOROWICZ Gitla Jontella 18 Szvmon Marva S 14 WERDYGIER Pinkus 18 Mosiek Estera z KILBERG Wolbrom DAJCZ Dessa 18 Pertvn Bavla FERLIGER S 15 BRUM Abram Aba 18 Judka Tauba Laia S BAND Perla 16 Wolf Jacheta Ruchla S 16 KLEIMAN Lewek Litman 18 Major Hindla Wtoszczowa STAL / FRA JKORN Dwojra Herszlik Icyk Hana S divorced from '.Zajnwel STAL 17 MANELA Alter 19 Aba Ruchla Chçciny SZWARCBAUM Raizla 22 Michal Baila Certla S Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 65 18 ROZMARVN Mosiek 28 Nuta Ruchla Wolbrom KAC Cerla Kaila 28 Icyk Hendla S 19 LIBROWICZ Herszlik (wid.) 36 - - Dzialoszyn STUDNIBORK Estera (wid.) 32 S 20 LEWKOWICZ Lewek 21 Zacharyasz Ruchla Kromolôw WAJNFELD Liba 30 Wolf Brandla S 1859 1 MOKCZYNSKI Izrael 24 Herszlik Frejda z TENENBAUM Wloszczowa WLOSZCZOWSKJ Ruchla Dwojra 18 Dawid Szajndla S 2 BINSZTOK Abram Lejbus 22 Anczel Siandla S SZTERN Hana Haia 22 Lemel Zysla S 3 KRAKOWER Szaja 26 Jukla Esterka z RUBINSZTEJN Lelôw SPIRA Baila Nacha 23 Michala Laia Itta S 4 ZYLBERMINTZ Lejbus 22 Abram Hana Wloszczowa KRAKOWSK1 Sora Dwojra 21 Jankel Esterka z RUBITMSZTEJN Lelôw 5 FELDBRYL Mortka 25 Mosiek Tauba Herszl S KAC Baila 28 Zolma Ruchla S 6 LIBERMAN Abram Icyk 20 Dawid Frajndlaz TENENBAUM Zarnowiec LIBELSON Siandla 24 Meilich Estera ZAKS S 7 WEJNBLAT Hile Aba Blima z PYTNER Wolbrom NUDELMAN Ryfka 18 Abram Sora z Moskowicz S 8 CUKJERMAN Aron 21 Dawid Golda S FREJTAG Dvna 21 Izrael Mirla z KLASNER Wolbrom 9 FJSZER Jakob 30 Nuta Fajgla S FRALJCH / ZAJDMAN Ruchla Laia 17 Dawid Sora Rywka Piriczôw 10 ROZA Uzyel 26 Lewin Nuchima z Herszlikowicz Pultusk ZAJDMAN Szajndla Laia 19 Rywen Lejb Hana FREJMAN S 11 NEJMAN Jankiel 19 Joachim Ruchla KOREMBERG Zarzecze DABROWSKJ Mary a 19 Abram Maidla wies Oludza 12 WROCLAWSKJ Manela 27 Lejzor Estera S SZWARZBAUM Rvfka 18 Mosiek Gitla S 13 WARMUND Icyk 18 Herszlik Gitla Koniecpol BORENSZTEIN Brandla 21 Herszlik Rvfka S 14 FEJNER Szymon 20 Abram Brandla Przedbôrz SOBKOWSK1 Estera Lukwika 17 Zysma Hindla S 15 POMARANC Jankiel (wid.) 38 Icyk Rojza S WEXLARZ Mai la 25 Izrael Cwetla S 16 HOLENDER Major Herszlik 19 Abram Lejbus Dyna Dwojra Koniecpol STRZYGOWSKJ Marya 22 Mosiek Reila S 17 BIRENCHOLTZ Icyk 21 Abram Laia s • FELDGAIER Timerla 25 Jura Baila Piriczôw 18 KRAJER Alter 20 Enoch Fela S KSIESKI Haja Zysla 22 Joel Malka S 19 ROZENTAL Lejbus 22 Izrael Sora Zarki JOSKIEROWICZ Brandla Zlota 22 Abram Fraidla S 20 GELBORT Lejbus 33 Mosiek Kajla S PINCZOWSK1 Baila 39 Jona Hana S 21 GELBORT Mosiek (wid.) 64 s PINCZOWSKI Rojza (wid.) 60 (widow of Jakob Leibus PINCZOWSKI) s 22 KANTOR Eliasz 18 Szmul Marya s LIPCZYC Hawa 17 Aba Wita s 23 KRAJER Szaja Dawid 24 Lewek Siandla Bajla Koniecpol AJCHENWALD Raizla 21 Szlama Hawa S 1860 1 PINCZOWSKI Izaak 19 Juma Hana S DRAPICKROST Szprynca 24 Icyk Laia s 2 NAKJELSK1 Jankiel 22 Dawid Frymka s FINGER Hana 18 Mosiek Liba s 3 WARSZAWSKI Szlama Szaja 19 Major Hindla s SZULMAN Cypra 24 Dawid Sosa s 4 MOSKOWICZ Mosiek Jankiel 18 Josek Ester Malka PIOTROWSK1 Wodzislaw ZYTMANOWICZ Estera Laj a 18 Szlama Rochla S 5 GRINBLAT Szlama Hersz 20 Dawid Major Haia Olkusz DABROWSKA Gitla z PRAGIER 30 (widow of AbramL- wies Oludza 6 POMARANCZ Rywen Lejb 19 Szmelka Gitla S PRADELSK1 Marya Laia 20 Berek Gitla Itla S 7 LEJZEROWICZ Lejzor Icyk 18 Abram Gitla Piotrkôw LENCZNER Rywka 19 Major Dawid Idessa S 66 Kielce-Radom SJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 8 FINKELSZTEIN v Tobiasz 21 Nuta Frajdla S F1SZER ROZENBLUM Rvwka 19 Fiszel Sora Piriczôw 9 WROCLAWSKJ Mosiek Haim 18 Lejzor Esterka S KUPERSZTOCH Laia Haia 22 Josek Leizor Sora Pilica 10 MONOWICZ Izrael (wid.) 64 - - S GABE v GROSMAN Liba (wid.) 37 S 11 LESMAN Jochym 19 Aba Marya GOLDSZEJN Olkusz HAJMOWICZ Rajsla 18 Wolf Surla S 12 LABORT v LEWART Abram Icyk 21 Josek Itla S SZWARZBERT Estera 22 Herszlik LibazZAJDNER wies" Dobrakow 13 HERZBERG Jochym (wid.) 34 Zarnôw SZTYWELMAN Haia Cvzia 21 Herszlik Hinda S 14 SZLACHTER v Icyk 21 Marka / Marek? Hana z Herszlikow Pilica ROTENBERG POMARANCZ Haia Frajndla 16 Josek Jankel Baila z WESELAN S 15 L1BERMAN Icyk 19 Herszlik Malka wies Chlewica PALIWODA Mindla 19 Major Estera zSZWARZ wies Rokitno 16 JNGSTER Samuel 19 Lejbus Gitla ROZENCWAJG Bedzin FINKELSZTEIN Mala 19 Icvk Mirla z KAJZER S 17 FEJGENBLAT Mosiek (wid.) 23 Judka Ewa wies" Dzierzgôw ERLICH Dwoira 24 Eizyk Szandla wies" Maloszvce 18 SLEZYNG1ER Hil 19 Abram Rywa Zarki GELBORT Hana Laia 17 Dawid Hendla Gitla S 19 KUPERBERG Icyk 19 Szlama Ryfka S KUPERBERG Ruchia 20 Berek Haia S 20 CABATKA Dawid 27 Mosiek Dyna Janôw GELBORT Kraidla 20 Szymon Marya S 21 PERELMAN Cyna 19 Wolf Ela S MONOWICZ Sora Kaila 21 Heinoch Fraindla S 22 KARPIEN Dawid Nusyn 20 Icyk Estera SZULMAN Laia 18 Izrael Pesla s 1861 s 1 MASSERMAN Rubin 19 Majer Jacheta s HONIK BlimaRochla 17 Manela Estera s 2 LENCZNER Lewek (wid.) 80 - - LENCZNER Ruchia (wid.) 56 s 3 DREZNER Zysma Lejba 19 Abram FejglazBREWIDER s LENCZNER Cerla 18 Leibka Dobrusa s 4 S1LBERMINTZ Jakob 21 Abram Haia Wloszczowa KARPIEN Haia 25 Abram Raizla S 5 BORENSZTEIN Salomon 18 Wolf Dobraz ERLICH Bedzin KOPLOWICZ Gitla Liba 16 Aba Ruchia BORENSZTEJN S 6 POZNANSK1 Abram (wid.) 40 Gimpel Ruchia Wodzislaw FREJMAN Laia 24 Mortka Hana Brandla S 7 BINSZTOCK Josek Mendel 23 Enoch v Andzel Siandla S MENDLOWICZ Marva 20 Abram Cyria Miechôw 8 LEWKOW1CZ Abram 20 Herszlik Mindla wies Dzierzgôw ERLICH Rochla 22 Eyzyk Gitla wies Maloczvce 9 EJZENFELD Major 19 Szya Estera zTYNIESKI Wodzislaw L1BERMAN Haia 16 Josek Sora z Issakow S 1862 1 KOZMINSK1 Jojnes (wid.) 22 Michala Bajla Wloszczowa ROZENCWAJG Gitla Pesla 20 Wolf Ryfka S 2 BRAJBERT Izrael 19 Szai Estera Zarki GEL1PTER Rvfka 20 Andzel Gitla S 3 SZWARZBAUM Szmul 22 Major Dwojra S FREJMAN Szvfra 20 Icyk Jankel Zysla S 4 LENCZNER Szlama Szmul 19 Urysia Hana ROZENBERG s MESSIER1MAN HanaFeiala 20 Major Jacheta z LENCZNER S (See 1864 M #161 5 MIEDZYGORSK1 Jakob 18 Szyia Sora S KRYMAN Szorvnca 21 Efroim Raisla z MAGUOLAS? S 6 FRAJLICH Dawid (wid.) 45 Piriczôw KJNOBLER Itta 20 Rachmil Chai Sora S 7 BULWIK Herszlik 18 Fejwel Ryfka Berkowicz Lelôw HAJNFRYD Rvwka Baila 27 Major Zyzla Zarnôw 8 WAXMAN Joif 25 Gompel Etla Janôw LITMAN / L1CHTMAN FeielaHaia 20 Nusyn Dwoira S 9 LENCZNER Abram (wid.) 38 Abram [sic] Itla S LENCZNER Sura 17 Zysma Rochla S Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 67 10 GOLDSZER Machel 18 Icyk Hinda ROZEMBERG Haia Sora 16 Lewek Mindla C O 11 MAKARSK1 Mosiek Mortka 22 Icyk Zlota z Markow SPIRA Marya 21 Lewek Estera ROTENBERG C O 12 GRINFELD Berek Josek 18 Nachman Intla z Landow s ZAJDNER Bajla Estera 17 Szlama ZvslaFREJMAN 13 ROZENBERG Ansiel 22 Mosiek Wolf Estera z FERLEGER s CYMERMAN Bina 21 Uzrvl Fajca Koriskie 14 ROZENBLAT Lewek Herszlik 21 Izrael Bajla z BRAT Lelôw LENCZNER Hinda/Hawa Intla 22 Wolf Rochla Mindla S 15 HERSZBERG Szymon 22 Herszla Sora Zarnôw PRAGA Hana Rochla 20 Josek Itla Feelaz PERELMAN S 16 MESSERMAN Rywen Major Jacheta z LENCZNER S [See 1864 M #4] BULWIK Laia t o O t o Zysla Hanka Lelôw 17 WEJNBERG Lejbus (wid.) 32 Markus Laia Wloszczowa PRAGA Cervtla 21 Lewek Marya S 18 PALIWODA Uryn 23 Wolf Haia z ROZENBERG Pilica ZAJDNER Baila Hendla 28 (widow of Szmu1 ZAJDNER) S 19 NURBAUM Nachamia 20 Nuta Fejgla Staszôw WEJJVRAJCH Frymeta 17 Izrael Rochla PERELSZTEJN S 20 JEZ1OROWSKI v ZAX Szmul 22 Abram Pesla S MAJOROWICZ Mindla 25 Mosiek Frymka S 21 FEJGENBLAT Izral 19 Judka Hajna z Moskowicz Secemin ERLICH Tauba 19 Szlama Haia S 22 RAJCHBERG Dawid Janas 18 Wolf Gitla BERMAN Pilica SZWARZBAUM Cvwia 21 Leibus Baila CUKERMAN S 1863 1 KACENGOLD Salomon 20 Lewek Estera Modrzejowice WODZISTAWSKI Rochla Jacheta 18 Josek Dwojra Frymeta S 2 DREZLER Mendel 18 Lejzor Mindla zBer Pilica LENCZNER Sora Chwala 18 Dawid Major HessazGELIPTER S 3 LENCZNER Izrael 22 Wolf Ruchla S GOLDSZER Rochla Felcia 18 Mortka Haia Laia z Srod S 4 BIRENCHOLTZ Izrael Bendyt 18 Szmul Dawid Malka S CUKERMAN Hawa Marva 22 Dawid Golda S O O 5 KAC Litman Dawid Gompel Estera Zysla KLEJNER Blima Rochla Mosiek Estera 6 ALTBAUM / ALBAUM Mosiek 22 Jura Aba Sora Piriczôw WAJNTROP Gitla 26 Mosiek Haia S 7 MENDELBAUM Dawid 20 Jozef Laia z FLAJS1CKRET Bçdzin LIBENSCHON Rvfka 24 Meilech Estera S 8 KAFEL Mosiek 22 Haim Hawa Mura? STUDN1BORK S FISZER Hindla 18 Herszlik Sora s 9 KLOPFER Dawid 21 Josek Haia 2arnôw ZOLSZTEJN Sora 22 Manela Freilla Pilica 10 RYTMAN Dawid (wid.) 28 Szlama Hendla Janôw BINSZTOCK Feiela 20 Ansel Siandla S 11 PARYS Icyk Jakob Fiszel ByszazTENENBAUM Piotrkôw LANDAU Maila t o t o Abram Siejwa S 12 KAUFMAN Hersz Berek 19 Josek Cyrla Sobkôw SZWARZBAUM Laia 22 Jakob Ryfka S 13 LENCZNER Szaja (wid.) 28 Zajnwel Rywka z APEL S LENCZNER Cyzia 18 Josek Lejb Estera z Ickowicz S 14 GELBORT Icyk 21 Abram Marya z Aun S PERELMAN Itla S 15 KUPERSZTOCH Pinkus 22 Josek Sora z Joskow Pilica BIRENCHOLTZ Haia 20 Abram Laia z ROZENBERG S 16 PLESNER Marek 33 Bçdzin STUDNIBOREG / Hinda 44 Lejbus Rajzla Pilica LEWENBERG (widow of Icyk !STUDNIBOREG) 17 BOROWSK1 Nusen 18 Szmul Gitla Zarki FRAJKORN Tauba 18 Herszlik Hawa z LENCZNER S 1864 C M 1 KOFEL Aba Haim Hana S SILBERSZTEJN Raizla Jerma Tauba S 2 MAJOROWICZ v Major Icyk 18 Abram Rajsla s GROSMAN FINGER Dwoira 21 Mosiek Rochla z BINSZTOK s 3 ZAKS Szmul 19 Nusyn Myza MEKARSKI s ZAKS Rvfka 24 Icyk Hana Rochla s 68 Kielce-RadomSJG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 4 KRYMAN Pejsak 18 Efroim RajzlazRUBINSZTEJN S BRYN Raisla 18 Judka Tauba Laia z LENCZNER S 5 CUKERMAN Wolf 19 Dawid Golda z Gabrysiow S SZTAKERMAN Hana 24 Dawid Leizor Hana S 6 RZESZOWSK1 Eliasz 30 Abram Haia wies Dabie MENDLIK v Sura Jacheta 22 Jakob Haia S ROZENBAUM 7 FAGENBLAT Icyk (wid.) 42 Wolf Estera z HON1K wieé Feliksôw KOFEL Gitla 25 Dawid Frajdla S 8 JG1ELBERG Szymka Lejzor 22 Herszlik Haia Kielce WEINRAJCH Raizla 18 Izrael Dawid Ruchla S 9 PRAGA Josek (wid.) 55 Lewek Laia z Majorowicz S ZAX/ Wosia (wid.) 38 Abram Sora S NUDELMAN (widow of Nusvn ZAX) 10 HALLER Wolf (wid.) 28 Lewek Hana Koniecpol GOLDSZER/ Rywka (wid.) 24 Abram Estera Ruchla S KOPLOWICZ (widow of Berek GOLDSZER) 11 ROZENBERG Szrul Lejzor 18 Mosiek Frymeta Chmielnik GRONID1APEL Raizla Dwoira 17 Naftuli SorazLlPCZYC 12 SZYJKA Dawid Mosiek 22 WolfHersz Ruchla NAK1ELSKI S ZYNABEND Cywia 24 Lewek Sora S 13 KOPLOWICZ Kopel 36 Enoch Barnu z SENDEROWICZ S ROZENBAUM Fiszel Basia 17 Jakob Mendel Haia z Praga S 14 COHN Dawid 18 Wolf Golita Rojza HERSZLMAN Warszaw GRYNFELD Estera 18 Zelman Jutla S 1865 1 SRODA Abram Jonas 20 Lejzor Gitla CUKERMAN Lelôw ZAX Ruchla 19 Boruch Liba S 2 MANELA Josek 29 Kona? Haila S LENCZNER Hana Dwoira 17 Dawid Jola z GELIBTER S 3 DIAMENT Marek Berek 18 Fiszel Estera zMOSKOWICZ Janôw BRUN Hawa 16 Juda Tauba Laia z KUCZAK S 4 CZARYSKJ Izral 22 Major Fajgla z JOSKOW1CZ Secemin SZWARZBORT Rochla 25 Herszlik Liba S 5 LEMEL Jankiel 22 Abram Malka Zarki NAKJELSKA Ita Roiza 23 Mosiek Frimeta S 6 LEDERMAN Berek 20 Szmul Golda zFREDMAN Zarnôw B1NSZTOCK Rvfka Hana 21 Icvk Sieiwa SZWARCBAUM S 7 PRADELSK1 Mortka Zolma 19 Berek Giela Ita z BINSZTOK S LEJBISON Liba 20 Mailich Esterka z ZAX S 8 ZYTMAN Jakob 18 Szlama Rochla z GOLDSZER s GOLDSZER Mindla 16 Icyk Hinda zSZWARZBAUM 9 BUGAJER Lejbus 23 Lejzor Hana z KOPLOWICZ Kromolôw KAMRAT Hana Rvfka 20 Icvk Raizla S 10 HERSZ Mosiek 20 Josek Haila Zarki LICHTMAN Hinda 18 Kusyn Dwoira S 11 ZAX Icyk (wid.) 50 Szmul Frajdla S RAJNER/ Tauba (wid.) Berek Gitla Itla S PRADELSKJ (widow of Major RAJNER) 12 MONOW1CZ Haim 22 Icyk Mindla z KOPLOWICZ s MIODOWA Estera 18 Leibus ItlazNAJMAN 13 WIKL1NSK1 Berek (wid.) 40 Herszla Sora wies é Lopuszno F1SZER Maila 20 Nuta Faielaz ROZENBERG S 14 LEJBEK1ER Szmul Berek 20 Abram Macha wies Kromolôw GELBORT Gutta 25 Szvmon Marva S 15 ROZENCWAJG Dawid Szmul 21 Wolf Ryfka z GUBAT S AJCHENWALD Tauba Lai a 19 Josek Sora Dwoira SZULMAN 16 PROFESSORSKI Hemie 19 Dawid Hana z P1ASKOGORSK1 Dzialoszys n ZYTMAN Marva Raisla 20 Szlama Rochla z GOLDSZER S 17 GOLD Salomon 18 Jakob Major Estera z FREJMAN S DANCYG1ER Feiela 16 Jakob Marva FREJMAN 18 GOLDBERG Mosiek 21 Aron Hana Pilics a FINKELSZTEJN Marya 23 Icvk Mirla z KAJZERLICH Checinv 19 N1EZNANOWSKI / Berek 20 Lejbus Wigdor Estera z RAJZ Wloszczowa N1CZNANSKI KRAKOWER BailaNachaz Szpiro 27 Michal Laia S 20 KANTOR Szmul Icyk (wid.) 45 Herszlik Hinda Secemin WAXMAN Haja Sora 16 Eizyk Itla z WARSZAWSKI S 21 ZYLBERBAND Eliasz 19 Josek Jachwel z KONOR Piriczôw NAKJELSK1 Dwoira Jacheta 24 Abram Hanka z Dawid S Summer 2001 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 69 Staszôw Births 1864 # Surname First Name Father profession Age Mother Mother surname Age 1 DEJTELCWEIG Mosiek Jeykiel Szmul handlarz TAJNBLUM 20 2 MLOTEK Izrael Lejbus Chaim handlarz 20 Zysel PFEFER 20 3 SYMCHOWICZ Szlama Wigdor handlarz 37 Zysel WEJNBROD 25 4 LEWKOWICZ Abram Zelik Fraim Dawid krawiec 27 Fajga Bajla BAUM 28 5 RAPPAPORT Mordka Fraim handlarz 30 Eitla GERTLER 27 6 WEJNRIB Pesla Szaja handlarz 30 Ester Cyrkla KLEJNER 26 7 ROZENTRAUB Dawid Szlama Iosek Szochma krawiec 26 Haja Gitla SILBERBOGEN 24 8 SZTROWEJS Haim Hersz Szmelke handlarz 32 Frimet GERTLER 30 9 BANCHIG Liba Zlota Szmuel Mordka mosieznik 24 Basia HILFONT 24 10 KARPF Laja Pejsak wyrobnik 28 Ruchla BAUCHIG 25 11 GOLDFLUS Gitla Kiwa rzeznik 24 Certla ZUNGER 12 WURCEL Haja Sura Szymcha krawiec 26 Gitla SZTEJN 24 13 WEJSZBLUM Hana Mordka szewc 24 Haja GROSMAN 24 14 APFELBAUM Iosek Beynus handlarz 36 - DRAG 30 15' TYGIER Wolf Jacob Mayer Dawid wyrobnik 35 Bajla Rajzla APFELBAUM 27 16 BEKIER Kiwa Herszel wyrobnik 28 Hinda BERL 25 17 NUSENCWEIG Lejbus Herszel fajczarz 30 Ruchli DEJTELCWEIG 30 18 YAROSLAWSKI Beniamin Zelik Mendel fajczarz 37 Blima KRAKOWSKI 30 19 URBACH Gitla Gecel handlarz 21 Frimet MARGULIES 20 20 PARDYS Alter Mordka handlarz 38 Frejda PINCZOWSKI 34 21 KORENBLUM Eliasz Izrael handlarz 22 Zlota LAUFER 20 22 REJNGEWERTZ Szlama Abraham kramarz 23 Frejda APFELBAUM 21 23 BAUM Herszel Berek handlarz 33 Dwojra FUKS 28 24 SYLBERBOGEN Beniamin Icek Szlama faktor 22 Ryfka BLUMENFELD 25 25 EJDELMAN Haja Sura Izrael - 20 Marya ROSENZWEIG 19 26 KÔNIGSBERG Rejzla Tobiasz krawiec 23 Brenda EDELMAN 22 27 SZMERKOWICZ Jakob Josek Szmerek szewc 30 Marya KWEKSILBERG 28 28 BLUMENFELD Marya Bluma Haskiel handlarz 38 Hendla ZALCMAN 34 29 LEWKOWICZ Pejkiel Maior handlarz 21 SuraMechla STROJ 20 30 ROZENGARTEN Haja Ruchla Major Jakob handlarz 28 Hana FEJGENBOGEN 21 31 WARSZAWSKI Izrael Jakob Pinkwas handlarz 28 Mirel LILIENBAUM 26 32 WEJNTRAUB Syma Basia Szachna handlarz 22 Szandla Dwora SILBERBOGEN 22 33 Kider Hana GLASMAN 25 34 POMERANTZBLUM Marka Mendel 21 Sura WEJNBERG 20 35 WEJNTRAUB Alter Josek handlarz 33 Frejda SZAJNWALD 33 36 POMERANCBLUM Lejbus Abela krawiec 34 Pesla PASYERMAN 32 37 KIRSZENBAUM Hana Sura Hersz Josek krawiec 26 Ruchla WOLMAN 24 38 ZYLBERBERG Josek Haim Jakob handlarz 29 Ester Rochla KNOBEL 34 39 BEKIER Sura Izrael krawiec 22 Ita PODGOREC 21 40 PAGOREK Nojeck Josek Nuta wyrobnik 24 Sura NOJECK 21 41 SZTERNBERG Rywka Rajzla Abraham Hersz wyrobnik 24 Zlota EJCHENHORN 21 42 DAJTELCZWAIG Dawid Bejnus handlarz 30 Laja RAJCHMAN 24 43 ROZENCZWAIG Mosiek Szulim Abram Andzel handlarz 48 Laja Majdla GOLDKIND 36 44 WITENBERG Zata Mosiek szklarz 21 Pesla " PFEFERMAN 20 45 LOWEY Alta Major Jakob rzeznik 24 Haia BAJCZER 25 46 BLUMENFROCHT Hersz Haim Simcha wyrobnik Chana Laja WAJNBERG 24 47 PFEFERMAN Chana Bazia Jankiel wyrobnik 30 Rywka FRUSZTAJER 28 48 TEPERMAN Lipa Szmul wyrobnik 31 Szandla ABRAMOWICZ 20 49 FRYDMAN Laja Perla Szmul handlarz 23 Necha KRONGOLD 31 50 HONIS Symcha Mendel Haim handlarz 23 Tauba NISENCWAJG 22 51 BAUM Pija Beno Haim Szlama handlarz 27 Rochla WASSERCIER 26 52 BEKERMAN Lejzor Joel Szmul Haim handlarz 20 Eidel GRYNBAL 20 53 PILTZ Wigdor Berek handlarz 22 Ester GOLDBERG 21 54 FELDLAUFER Ita Mendel najemnik 24 Cyrla GLASMAN 24 55 GOLDFEDER Krajndla Szulim Mordka handlarz 24 Mindla BRYKMAN 24 56 ZALCMAN Sura Hersz Mendel handlarz 30 Hana Ruchla BUCHWALD 27 57 GOLDFLUS Icek Mosiek najemnik 30 Majdla WIZENTIER 28 58 ROZNER Rochla Ejdla Szlama handlarz 25 Kajndla UNKIEL 25 59 GOLDFARB Lejbus Icek Josek handlarz 20 Hana KORNBLUM 20 60 SZTERNBERG Gawryiel Lejbus Abram Icek handlarz 27 Haia Sura GARWAJS 28 61 SWIZCICKI Lejbus Szymon Hersz wyrobnik 30 Hana RYDELNIK 28 62 SZAULSTIK Leyzor Herszel wyrobnik 27 Pesla BINSZTOK 24 63 GOLDFLUS Curtla Josek rzeznik 22 Rojza RZEZAK 24 64 MLOTEK Dwojra Herszel handlarz 25 Tauba Ryfka SZLECHTER 65 LINKSMAN Bejla Certla Herszel handlarz 21 Reizla FUKS 21 66 SZWIÇCKI Abram Mosiek handlarz 21 Certla SZTERNLICHT 18 67 LEYWIA Temerl Izrael handlarz 25 Rojza PASTERNAK 22 68 POMERANCBLUM Eliasz Abel handlarz 40 Syma ERMAN 36 69 KARPFEN Josek Hersz Jankiel handlarz 22 Tema JOSKOWICZ 22 70 ROZENFELD Hana Fajga Eliasz handlarz 33 Ester Malka ROZENTRAUB 27 71 BUCHWALD Alter Abram Lejbus handlarz 23 Gitla HASMAN 23 72 WAJNRYB Ryfka Rajzla Awner handlarz 25 Golda FRYDMAN 24 73 DYZENHAUS Mosiek Icek Lejbus handlarz 25 Szajndla DYZENHAUS 25 74 POMERANCBLUM Eliasz Lejbus handlarz 25 Hana Mindla ROZNER 26 70 Kielce-Radom SIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 Summer 2001 75 HAMERMESZ Abram Mortka Dawid handlarz 23 Sura Rejzla SZTERNLICHT 22 76 WAGNER Noiech Jankiel handlarz 28 Gitla KORNBLUM 27 77 NUDELMAN Kalman Lejbus krawiec 22 Bejla Sura JASKOLKA 19 78 JASKOLKA Hinda Ruchla Hanina Haim faktor 30 BejlaFajgla NIRENBERG 28 79 BUKSZPAN Abram Lejbus krawiec 24 Ruchla NUDELMAN 22 80 KRONGOLD Szmul Josek handlarz 24 Ryfka KRONGOLD 22 81 HENGIELTRAUB Pesla Sura Zelik bakalarz 61 Cypa KARP 34 82 BRENDZEL Boruch Josek Herszel garbarz 26 Ryfka Etla SZTERNBERG 26 83 SZWARCBERG Kiwa Herszel krawiec 40 Edla WAGSZTEJN 30 84 BUCHWALD Urys Major handlarz 38 Haja Sura KRYSTAL 33 85 BINSZTOK Perla Majer wyrobnik 37 Sura Etla MOSZKOWICZ 30 86 WAJSBROD Haja Sura Abram Icek krawiec 35 Mindla HELFONT 36 87 TENENBAUM Mosiek Josek Szmul Tobiasz handlarz 22 Pesa Rywa GROSBERG 22 88 CWAJGENBAUM Ruchela Lipa handlarz 30 Etla Rochla ROZENBERG 28 89 SZAFIR Alter Abram Zelman krawiec 28 Ryfka ZANDMAN 28 90 HEJLMAN Markiel Daniel krawiec 26 Rejzla FEJN 26 91 ROZENTAL Alta Sura Izrael Hersz handlarz 33 Biha Rejzla GLATMAN 35 92 ZYLBERBOGEN Fajga Szajndla Urys handlarz 24 Mirel GOLDFLUS 24 93 FRYDMAN Haim Leyzor handlarz 44 Rejzla CZERESNIA 31 94 TISZGARTEN Rochla Mechel krawiec 31 Limeka NISENFROCHT 28 95 REJCH Rajzla Icek handlarz 29 Idesa Majtla ROSENBERG 29 96 MORGENSZTERN Mortka Pinkwas handlarz 22 Hudesa LINKSMAN 23 97 BAJCZER Jekiel Mortka Uszer wyrobnik 27 Maria SZAULSZTIK 24 98 KURLEND Jekiel Izrael Ber krawiec 23 Hindla Ruchla GRYNGRAS 22 99 EJZENCWAJG Hana Mendel krawiec 26 Ryfka Laja WAJCBLUM 25 100 HORN Majer Icek rzeznik 30 Mirel GOLDFLUS 26 101 WAJSBROD Alter Mendel Benjamin piekarz 50 Hana GIMPLOWICZ 35 102 LILIENFELD Hinda Ester Izrael Mendel handlarz 28 Szyfra SAMBORSKI 27 103 SZERMAN Rochla Laja Izrael introligator 24 Mirel KNOBEL 24 104 DAJTELBAUM Perla Szymon szewc 37 Ester Ita SZTERNLICHT 24 105 KLAJN Mosiek Jakob Herszel krawiec 28 Bina ZYLBERBOGEN 22 106 LINKSMAN Haja Szprinca Symcha krawiec 26 Rochla HEILMAN 26 107 WAJCHCHOLTZ Josek Icek krawiec 33 Hana Syma MORDKOWICZ 24 108 SZTALRYT Haja Aron szmuklerz 36 Cypora MANDELBAUM 37 109 BIRNBAUM Mala Benjamin z Mosk wyrobnik 31 Rajzla TISZGARTEN 26 110 BLAJWAJS Hendla Zelman wyrobnik 56 Ester Rochla GOLDFLUS 49 111 EBSZTAJN Tauba Abram waciarz 24 Rojza ARONOWICZ 23 112 GLATMAN Izrael Abram Haim Lejb wyrobnik 36 Ryfka KLAPER 34 113 PIOCZICK1 Maria Perla Lejbus handlarz 22 Etla Liba FELDMAN . 114 ZYLBERMAN Ruchla Icek lakiernik 30 Haja Perla FRYDMAN 26 115 ZYLBERBOGEN Mortka Lejb Bejnus szewc 39 Syma MILCHMAN 44 116 CWAJGENBOK Icek Josek Izrael Jakob handlarz 22 Frajda MILCHMAN 21 117 OSALKA Szymel Mechel krawiec 47 Syma GLASMAN 40 118 WAGNER Haja Zysel garbarz 38 Gela JANKLOWICZ 27 119 GLICKLICH Icek Lejbus handlarz 36 Ruchla FRYDMAN 30 120 RAJNGEWERTZ Lejbus Jankiel handlarz 24 Haja DYZENHAUS 22 121 SZWARC Etla Lejbus szewc 46 Toba JEKOWICZ 43 122 ZONLICHT Hana Roiza Szachna Dawid wyrobnik 24 Bajla KRONGOLD 26 123 WAKSMAN Laja Perla Zelman wyrobnik 28 Necha MICENMACHER 28 124 DREKSLER Bajla Frajdla Mortka Josek mosieznik 40 Rajzla WAJNBAUM 26 125 WINCYGSZTERN Szmul Szachna handlarz 22 Gitla BUCHWAJC 22 126 GOLDFARB Malka Rajzla Don handlarz 23 Idesa BRYKMAN 23 127 KNOBEL Mortka Awigdor krawiec 30 Hana MNAS1 28 128 SZAJNWALD Zachariasz Mendel Izrael handlarz 25 Sura NUSBAUM 24 129 ZYLBERBOGEN Mortka Lejb Szmul handlarz 27 Malka KO1ATKA 22 130 FOGIEL Dwojra Kisyel handlarz 24 Sura BLUMENFELD 20 131 FAJCHOLTZ Mosiek Lejbus Berek handlarz 22 Fajgla Rajzla PANT1RER 18 132 BEKIER Eliasz Abram Berek krawiec 21 Marya Ester GORECKI 24 133 ZYNGIER Pesla Sura Joel handlarz 25 Marya ZAJTELCWAJG 21 134 GOLDFARB Haim Abela handlarz 33 Hana TANENWURCEL 27 135 TENENBAUM Abel Josek Noech kantor 26 Ryfka ABEL 12 136 HOHERMAN Jakob Henoch Haim handlarz 21 Gnendla GOLDFARB 20 137 CWAJGENBAUM Joel Szlama spekulant 30 Necha EJCHORN 26 138 WOLMAN Rywka Rajzla Ejzyk handlarz 30 Etla SZTALBERG 20 139 SZPIELFOGIEL Mordka Dawid wyrobnik 48 Malka GRYNFADEN 43 140 SZMAJSER Ester Golda Kuna wyrobnik 25 Hana Necha 19 141 WAJNTRAUB Joel Huna Kiwa handlarz 40 Getla CWAJGENBAUM 26 142 RYZENBERG Rafat Manas Pinkwas Jerachmiel handlarz 29 Szajndla NUSBAUM 24 143 TYRKIELTAUB Haja Mortka handlarz 19 Blima Fajgla FLASZHAKIER 19 144 GOLDBERG BajlaRyfka Moniek handlarz 32 Haja LICHTENBERG 28 145 SZWARC Hana Rajzla Dawid Lejb handlarz 28 Dwojra GOLDGRAB 23 146 BOREK Szmul Fajwel Haim ciesla 25 Hana Ruchla BAJCZER . 147 KATZ Ester Rochla Aron Icek wyrobnik 23 Gitla APETER 20 148 WOLMAN Jakob Berek wyrobnik 21 Dwojra FRYDMAN 20 149 ROZENBERG Mejlich Izrael handlarz 24 Mindla WAJSMAN 19 150 MOHEL Izrael Dawid Szlama handlarz 26 Hana Pesla CWAJGENBOK 19 151 BAUM Hana Hanina handlarz 27 Matla WAJSBROD 24 Summer 2001 Kielce-RadomSIG Journal Volume 5, Number 3 71 The Russian Alphabet Approximate Approximate Russian Polish English Letter Equivalent Equivalent Aa a a B6 b b BB w V Tr g g AA d d Ee je ye Ëë jo yo >K>K z zh 33 z z HH i i HH j y KK k k JIJI 1 1 M M m m H H n n Oo 0 0 nn P P Pp r r Ce s s TT t t yy u u Oc}) f f Xx ch - Uu c ts HM cz ch III m sz sh iHm szez sheh - hard sign bibl y i bb - soft sign 33 e e IOio ju yoo ja ya Glossary akta Polish vital records, often seen as a column heading in vital record indices and extracts, to denote the record numbers bann document of intent to marry Cyrillic alphabet used for the Russian language: FHC LDS (Mormon) Family History Center, branch library FHL LDS (Mormon) Family History Library, in Salt Lake City, Utah gubernia geographic/political subdivision of the Russian Empire, similar to a province, which applied to the Kingdom of Poland from 1844 until World War I (Russian: ryôcpitmi) HIAS Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society Hilfs Farein help union or aid society JRI-Poland Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, a database on JewishGen landsman someone who originated in the same village prior to immigration (plural: landsleit) LDS Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly used to denote the Mormon Family History Library, matronymic identification by mother's given name monogenetic surname from a single progenitor; all bearers of the surname are related obwôd district, subdivision of gubernia palatinate geographical/political subdivision of pre-partition Poland, similar to a province patronymic identification by father's given name polygenetic surname originating from multiple progenitors; all bearers of the surname are not related powiat district, subdivision of gubernia (Polish) uezd district, subdivision of gubernia (Russian Ycafli» = Polish powiat) USC Urzqd Stanu Cywilnego = Civil Records Office, where vital records less than 100 years old are usually stored in each town wojewôdztwa geographical/political subdivision of the Kingdom of Poland until its inclusion in Russia's gubernia system in 1844, and again following World War I through the present Polish Pronunciation Guide Polish Alphabet: agbccdeçfghijkllmnrioôprsstuwyzzz c = ts 3 = om, on ch,h = kh Ç = em, en c, cz, ci = ch 1 —- y s, sz, si = sh dz = j z, zi, rz = zh I = w w = V