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Israel (Bemie) Shpetman
Son of Rachel Shpetman.
Sarah Shpetman
Daughter of Rachel Shpetman.
Hershel Steinberg
Drohichin-born Zionist who emigrated to Israel and later moved to America.
Leon Steinberg
Child of Hershel Steinberg, residing in Chicago.
Bernie Steinberg
Child of Hershel Steinberg, residing in Chicago.
Chaim (Moshe Leizers) Epstein
The narrator's cousin, who traveled with him to buy a horse.
Rabbi Elia-Mordechai Eisenstein
Rabbi who lived in Jerusalem and served as secretary and trustee to Rabbi Shmuel Salant.
Rabbi Zvi-Hirsh Eisenstein
Grandfather of Rabbi Elia-Mordechai Eisenstein, from Drohitchin, according to the memorial text.
Abraham Bezdzhezhsky
Sergeant-major who led an Irgun fighter group attacking and capturing Jaffa in 1948.
Abraham Michael (Milton) Laurie
A person who died in 1948, leaving a wife, son, and two daughters.
Tilla Laurie
Wife of Abraham Michael Laurie.
Jerry Laurie
Son of Abraham Michael Laurie.
Sheindl Laurie
Daughter of Abraham Michael Laurie.
Libe
Named with Yaakov and Yente at their mother's grave.
Yaakov
Named with Libe and Yente at their mother's grave.
Yente
Named with Libe and Yaakov at their mother's grave.
Hannah Goldberg
Mother whose grave is identified in the Drohitchin cemetery.
Hanoch Miller
Remembered in a New York dedication with his wife and daughters.
Haya Miller
Wife of Hanoch Miller.
Freyde Miller
Daughter of Hanoch and Haya Miller.
Edje Miller
Daughter of Hanoch and Haya Miller.
Finya Siderov
Named with Mindel Siderov in a memorial dedication.
Mindel Siderov
Named with Finya Siderov in a memorial dedication.
David-Mendel Blum
Son of Finya and Mindel Siderov, according to the memorial text.
Velvel Blum
Son of Finya and Mindel Siderov, according to the memorial text.
Hersh-Leib
Personal name in the correction table.
Hershl Eisenstein
Listed among material collectors.
Israel Hayd Eisenstein
Listed in the volume credits.
Joseph Shub
Listed in the volume credits.
Yitzhak Siderov
Listed among rabbis and ritual slaughterers.
L. Krawetz
Named in an entry about Jewish revenge.
Bohdan Khmelnytsky
Leader whose Cossacks are described as causing Jewish casualties in 1648–1649.
Dov G. Warsawsky
Named in a colophon dated 15 Shevat 5714.
Sigismund Augustus
Polish king and Lithuanian grand duke associated with the Pinsk principality.
Mordechai Yafe
Rabbi associated with the title Baal HaLevushim.
Abraham Eisenstein
A rabbi referenced in a cited Drohitchin article.