David-Horodok
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Itzkel
Alterke's son, considered worthy of becoming a legal decisor.
Moshele
Velvele's son, praised for sermons and leading prayers.
Rabbi Moshele
Rabbi Moshele eventually became the subject of discussion about the city rabbinate.
Rabbi Itsikl
Rabbi Itsikl was among the predecessors considered before Rabbi Moshele.
Rabbi Borukhl
Rabbi Borukhl was among the predecessors considered before Rabbi Moshele.
Rabbi Isaiah Rosenblum
Rabbi Isaiah Rosenblum was described as qualified for the city rabbinate.
Rabbi Shaulke
Person identified as the one called Rabbi Shaulke.
Samson Leib Katzman
Member of the Katzman family whose picture appears in the text.
Rabbi Izil Harif
Rabbi identified as the notable scholar associated with Slonim.
Rabbi Pesach Frankel
Moral scholar who served briefly and later died in old age.
Rabbi Dov Berkovitz
Father of Rabbi David Berkovitz.
Fesl, daughter of Avraham-David Yudes
Woman who married David Berkovitz at eighteen.
Itche Rimer
Member of Rabbi David Berkovitz's paternal family in David-Horodok.
Rabbi Zeev Yudovitz the Elder
Member of Rabbi David Berkovitz's paternal family.
Rabbi Zeev Yudovitz the Younger
Member of Rabbi David Berkovitz's paternal family.
Berl Yudovitz
Grandson of Zeev Yudovitz the Younger.
Rabbi Yaakov Yeshayah Rosenblum
Rabbi selected to address communal religious-law questions.
Rabbi Volf
Patriarch of a rabbinic dynasty buried in David-Horodok cemetery.
Davidil
Son of Rabbi Volf.
Rabbi Israel Yosef the Righteous
Grandson of Rabbi Volf and father of Alterka and Vova.
Vova (Zeev)
Son of Rabbi Israel Yosef.
Rabbi Levi Yitzhak, called Rabbi Itzikl
Son of Alterka, known publicly as Rabbi Itzikl.
Rabbi Wolf
A rabbi consulted about a missing townsman.
Rabbi Israel Yosef
A Horodok rabbi who visited Motili of Chernobyl.
Motili of Chernobyl
A Chernobyl religious leader visited by Rabbi Israel Yosef.
Maimonides
A religious authority invoked in the dispute over saying Kaddish.
Son of Motili of Chernobyl
A son of the Chernobyl leader who initially refused Rabbi Israel Yosef entry.
Moshe
A Stoliner Hasid living in Lakhovka.
Michael
A childless Jewish man who visited for ten consecutive years.
Moshe Mordechai Drapsky
A Korin Hasid who advised Moshe to travel to Horodok.
Moshe Lokhovker
A man who traveled to David-Horodok seeking Rabbi Israel Yosef's assistance.
Moshe Mordechai
A petitioner who asked the rabbi to assist Moshe.
Moshe Vait
A person whom Moshe Mordechai asked the rabbi to favor.
Rabbi Motili
Chernobyl rabbi who questioned Rabbi Israel Yosef about a follower.
Shlomo Leizer the Blacksmith
Man from Kozhane-Horodok who survived a boating accident and a synagogue fire.
Shlomo Leizer
Man who regularly woke worshippers and survived a synagogue fire.