Drohiczyn
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Yashke
One of Davidel Yafe’s two sons according to the passage.
Maharal
A rabbi whose golem is contrasted with Davidel Yafe’s golem.
Israel Baruch Warszawski
Son of Rabbi Eliyahu and father of six children.
Warszawski family
Family identified as originating from Israel Baruch Warszawski in Drohichin.
Shmuel Liher
Child of Israel Baruch Warszawski.
Isaiah
Child of Israel Baruch Warszawski.
Mordechai
Child of Israel Baruch Warszawski.
Haya Gitel
Child of Israel Baruch Warszawski.
Leah Fadar
Child of Israel Baruch Warszawski.
Yashke the Rabbi
Named as father of Tadres Leib Milner.
Tadres Leib Milner
Ancestor of the Milner family in Drohichin.
Aaron Isaiah Milner
Child of Tadres Leib Milner.
Zadok Milner
Child of Tadres Leib Milner.
Israel David Milner
Child of Tadres Leib Milner.
Ha-Magid
Publication containing descriptions of Rabbi David Yaffe's golem.
Rabbi David Yaffe
Subject of golem descriptions mentioned in publications.
Hayyim Farhi
Jewish tax collector credited with influence over the governors of Acre.
Jerusalem
Compared with Safed regarding Arab rulers' treatment of Jewish residents.
Tiberias
Mentioned as having many Hasidim compared with Safed.
Acre
Location of the governors influenced by Hayyim Farhi.
Rabbi Abraham’s family
Rabbi Abraham’s wife, sons, and daughters died in the 1837 Safed earthquake.
Rabbi Abraham’s young daughter
Rabbi Abraham survived the 1837 earthquake with a young daughter.
Hungary
Rabbi Abraham was selected as an emissary to Hungary to collect funds for the Land of Israel.
Abraham
A Jerusalem communal leader and founder of a charitable organization.
Vaad HaKlali
Organization established to unite Ashkenazim in Jerusalem.
Hebron
City included in Abraham’s plans to unite Ashkenazim.
Beit Vaad HaKlali
Jerusalem institution where Abraham worked for twenty years.
Hebrew newspapers
Hebrew newspapers brought into Beit Vaad HaKlali at Abraham’s request.
Meir Auerbach
Gaon associated with the Beit Din Shtibl.
Kollel Grodno
Organization that provided Abraham with some financial support.
Eliyahu Mordechai
Son of Abraham Eisenstein and cashier for Rabbi Shmuel Salant.
Abraham Eisenstein
Father of Eliyahu Mordechai and associated with Jerusalem communal work.
Rabbi Abraham Eizenstein
Rabbi Abraham Eizenstein lived and worked in the Land of Israel for sixty years.
Rabbi Tzvi Eliyahu
The former rabbi of Drohitchin, whose death divided the town over succession.
Kamowe Yeshiva
Yeshiva described as having many students.
Drohitchin
Town whose rabbinate succession became disputed.