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Rabbi Jacob Eliezer Shedravitsky

ר׳ יעקב אליעזר שעדראװיצקי

Henia Haya’s father bought a lottery ticket intended as her dowry.

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Aaron

אהרן

Aaron was the eldest son and died in Kiryat Motzkin, Israel.

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Kiryat Motzkin

קרית־מוצקין

Place where Shlomo Zeleg, Rachel, Yegte, and her family later lived.

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Eli

אליה

Eli was Shasha Rachel’s husband and died in the ghetto from suffering.

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Isaac Goldman

יצחק גאלדמאן

Isaac Goldman was Shayna Tsifa’s husband and was killed in Drohichin.

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Mordechai Gilman

מרדכי גילמאן

Mordechai Gilman was Malka Gitel’s husband and was killed in Brisk.

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Badie

באדיע

Badie was killed in Paworsk, Volhynia, while her children survived in the forest.

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Paworsk, Volhynia

פאװארסק, װאלין

Badie was killed in Paworsk, Volhynia.

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Shlomo Plum

שלמה פלום

Shlomo Plum was Badie’s husband and was killed in Paworsk.

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The forest

װאלד

Badie’s son and daughter escaped to the forest and fought among partisans.

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Aaron Walweler

אהרן װאלװעלער

Aaron Walweler was Beile’s husband and was killed in Lutsk.

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Rachel

רחל

Shlomo Zeleg's wife, living with him in Kiryat Motzkin.

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Yegte

יעגטע

A woman deported to the Russian interior who later lived in Kiryat Motzkin.

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Deportation of Meshel Auerbach

Russian authorities deported Meshel Auerbach, his son Abraham, and others to Siberia in 1941.

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Hava Averbuch’s birth

Hava Averbuch was born in Drohiczyn in 1864.

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Hava Averbuch’s death

Hava Averbuch died in Drohiczyn in 1931.

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Eisenstein’s 1920 mission to Poland

Eisenstein traveled to Poland as a landsmen delegate and distributed aid in Drohichyn.

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Eisenstein’s second 1921 mission to Poland

Eisenstein traveled to Poland and distributed funds among Jewish communities.

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Death of Eliyahu Eisenstein

Eliyahu Eisenstein died suddenly at a North Lake Shore Torah Center gathering.

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Marriage of Khaykl Gratch and Esther Judith

Khaykl Gratch married Esther Judith in 1890.

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Khaykl Gratch's first arrival in America

Khaykl Gratch first arrived in New York in 1900.

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Death and burial of Hayikl

Hayikl died in 1906 and was buried in Drohitchin Cemetery in New York.

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Death of Chaikl Gratsch

Chaikl Gratsch died in 1906.

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Malka Warszawski’s marriage

Malka married Jacob Tzvi Warszawski in 1886.

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Jacob Tzvi Warszawski’s death

Jacob Tzvi Warszawski died after a short illness in 1906.

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Death of Mordechai Warszawski

Mordechai Warszawski died in his twenties.

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Death of Jacob Zvi Warszawski

Jacob Zvi Warszawski died in Drohiczyn aged 39 on 24 Shevat 1906.

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Death of Sheinke Warszawski-Boym

Sheinke Warszawski-Boym is identified as deceased.

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Migration to Israel and settlement in Rishon LeZion

Hershl Chaim and Hashe emigrated to Israel and settled in Rishon LeZion after World War I.

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Death of Hashe Levin

Hashe Levin fell while carrying tea for an elderly woman and died at Moshav Zkenim Hospital.

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Death of Hershl Chaim

Hershl Chaim died in Rishon LeZion in 1937 and originated from Khamsk.

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David Warsawsky's birth

David Warsawsky was born in Drohiczyn around 1880.

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David Warsawsky's mobilization

David Warsawsky was mobilized into the Russian Army during World War I.

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Group mobilization in early 1915

Zelig Tenenbaum, Elya Milner, Shalom, and Nachum were mobilized with David.

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Dovid's death

Dovid died in Drohitchin after severe illness.

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Deaths in the Drohitchin ghetto

Several family members perished in the Drohitchin ghetto in 1942.

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