Lwów
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Lowenherz family
A prominent landowning family that moved to Lviv in the mid-nineteenth century.
Reitzes family
Moved to Lviv after the Free City was abolished and engaged in commerce.
Schenfeld family
Identified as in-laws of the Lowenhertz family.
Landa family
Listed among families associated with the community.
Frans family
Originated in southern Russia and later settled in Lviv.
Bick family
Moved from Podolia to Lviv and engaged in export trade.
Family of Uri Sheraga Feibush Halevi
Inherited and continued Uri Sheraga's printing business after his death.
Shrentzel family
Long-established family in Lvov.
Nakhlim family
Family noted for prominence in Lviv.
Reitzes Brothers
Brothers said to have died for the sanctification of God’s name in 1728.
Nahman family
Family that dominated Lviv’s Jewish community during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries.
Yohanan Barukh Miyona family
A prominent physician family active for Jewish brethren in Poland in the late seventeenth century.
Kiknish family
A family associated with fish motifs on gravestones and origins in the West.
Frans family
Yosef Frans was described as belonging to a wealthy landowning family.
Jewish families
Jewish families who lacked shelter after relocation into the ghetto.
Wilhoyz family
A family associated with violence against prisoners at the camp.
Medafis family
Family of early Jewish printers in Galicia.
Treich family
The Treich family was among Lviv’s community leaders.
Barbulikhover family
A family to which Berman Bedekental apparently belonged.
Cohen family
Family of Rabbi Cohen, affected by the poisoning.
Bachis family
Among the first Jewish landowning families in Galicia.
Nivvelt family
Among the first Jewish landowning families in Galicia.
Bozimsky-Kaziner family
Family formerly known as Bozimsky and later associated with Kaziner.
Family of the Baal Shem Tov
Rabbi Itzik’s family was said to descend from scholars associated with the Baal Shem Tov.
Landa-Hosman family
A prominent family associated with the synagogue’s worshippers.
Shor family
Baruch Shor belonged to a family connected with the author of Tevuot Shor.
Schwartzvald family
Heirs associated with Yoel Todoros in purchasing the rebuilt house.
Kiknish family
The Kiknish family’s gravestones bear a heraldic motif of two fish.