Drohiczyn
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176 nodes · Family
Liakhovitsky family
A family entry listing Abraham Jacob and family members.
Lieberman family
A family entry listing Meir, Esther, and Yomel.
Lichtenstein family
A family entry listing Bashke and her son.
Lipshitz family
A family entry listing Babl and three children.
Lev family
A family entry listing Eliezer, Rivka, Eisik, Emeidl, and Rachel.
Lev
A family surname appearing in a memorial or family listing.
Mendelman family
Family entries appear in a memorial list.
Meshtchanin family
Family entries appear in a memorial list.
Erlich family
Family entry in a memorial list.
Rozenzweig family
Family entries list multiple named relatives.
Rubinstein family
Family entries list several named members.
Rimland family
Family entries list six named members.
Reznik family
Family entries include children and a mother.
Shapira family
Family entries list named relatives and children.
Shuv family
Family entries include a ritual slaughterer, wife, and children.
Shvarts family
Multiple family entries list named relatives.
Shvartsleder family
Family entries list named members and a mother.
Shulman family
Family entries list named relatives, five children, and a mother.
Shumter family
Family entries name Jacob, a rabbi, and his wife.
The smith and family
A smith and family are listed.
Gingald family
The Gingald family had two daughters.
Gratch family
Family of Jacob and Sarah Gratch and their five children.
Holtzman family
Family associated with three brothers shown in a photograph caption.
Match family
Samuel and Esther Match had three children.
Greiber family
Family of Choa and Chaya-Sarah Greiber and their six children.
Feldman family
A family described as having ten children and living in Chicago.
Samson Goldman family
Family shown in a photograph or caption.
Bezhnitzes families
Jewish families who arrived in Drohiczyn during wartime.
Mishiver family
Family represented in a caption naming Leah Lev and children, Samuel and Taybl.
Gutav family
Shlomo's sons, the Gutav brothers, later lived in Chicago with their families.
Lipshitz family
Forest merchants who purchased the Asevetser Forest for logging.
Frume Mindel’s family
Family of merchants and scholars from which Frume Mindel originated.
Shevinski family
Family of Nachum Shevinski and six children.
Hachman's family
Hachman's family faced economic hardship.
Walevelsky family
Family associated with Hatzkel Walevelsky and notable ancestry.
Sadatchik family
The Sadatchik family had several children.