Drohiczyn
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Shedradvitski family
Family listed in the index.
Mordechai Yafe family
Family of Mordechai Yafe, identified with the author known as the Baal HaLevushim.
Jewish families
Several Jewish families later settled in the Sand area.
Saratchik family
Family associated with a wedding in 1917.
Asher Siderov's family
Family associated with Asher Siderov's hotel.
Jewish families of Drohiczyn
Most families faced obstacles under the immigration certificate system.
Feldman family
Family name associated with four named people.
Mishavsky family
Family name associated with three named people.
Jewish families
Several Jewish families arrived with their wagons during the fire.
Yasl the cantor's wife
The wife of Yasl the town cantor.
Narrator's family
The narrator describes trying to rescue the family from a terrible fire.
Narrator’s family
The narrator became separated from his family during the epidemic.
Warszawski brothers
Brothers who moved to Drohiczyn in 1907 and operated Jewish households and a leather factory.
Bathsheba and her two daughters
Family group listed among the Jewish victims at Zakazelie.
Sender family
Jewish family murdered in the Asevetser Forest in 1899.
Sons of Rabbi Yitzhak Harif
Rabbi Yitzhak Harif had four sons who held prominent rabbinic positions.
Milner family
Family name adopted by another branch descended from Rabbi Isaiah.
Warszawski family
Family identified as originating from Israel Baruch Warszawski in Drohichin.
Rabbi Abraham’s family
Rabbi Abraham’s wife, sons, and daughters died in the 1837 Safed earthquake.
Miller family
Family of Zev and Miriam Miller, including four sons and three daughters.
David Mordechai's family
Family that moved to America and settled in Baltimore after World War I.
Eliyahu Velvel's family
Family accompanying Rabbi Eliyahu Velvel to Drohiczyn.
Warszawski family
The Warszawski family had three school-age children.
Bloom family
Family of the letter writer seeking help locating a child.
Lindberg family
Family whose child was reported missing in the United States.
The neighbor’s family
The neighbor’s children died, leaving one daughter.
Shkalnik family
Family of Chava Leah Shkalnik, with five children listed in the passage.
Shapira family
Family of Sender Shapira; all five children reportedly perished.
Shulman family
Family that hid near Drohitchin and died in a forest bunker.
Warszawski family
Family described as having one son and two daughters.
Shmuel's family
Shmuel's family was taken for slaughter in Brane-Gura.
Shevinsky family
Zalman was born into a Hasidic family.
Valevelsky family
Badie's maternal ancestry included the Valevelsky family.
Katzenelenbogen family
Badie's maternal ancestry included the Katzenelenbogen family.
Shedravitsky family
Badie's paternal ancestry included the Shedravitsky family.
Rabbi Naftali's family
Rabbi Naftali's family perished with him in the Brisk ghetto.