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Ber Birkenthal
Author of Words of Understanding, cited in a journal reference.
Rabbi Chaim Cohen Rapoport
Rabbi who issued a judgment concerning a wealthy Jew’s estate.
Libek
Head of the community when twelve houses were recorded.
Tuvia ben Yaakov
Identified as head of the community.
Rabbi Aryeh Leib Amsterdammer
Rabbi who served communities in Galicia and later the Ashkenazi congregation in Amsterdam.
Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef of Zolkiew
Nechama’s husband and father of Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Ornstein.
Rabbi Mordechai Tzvi Ornstein
Rabbi of Lviv and son of Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef.
Betzalel the tax collector
Ancestor of Rabbi Moshe ben Yosef in the stated family line.
Zvi Hirsch ben Moshe
Early family leader, community official, and participant in the Lviv regional council.
Moshe ben Eliya
Identified as one of the family’s early community officials.
Moshe Kaziner
Served as community official and leader around 1700.
Zvi Hirsch Kaziner
Community leader killed while visiting a nobleman in 1737.
Aryeh Leib Segal
A relative of Miza and a community judge and official.
Aryeh Yehuda Leib
Served as a judge and community official for more than twenty years.
Yerachmiel
Brother of Aryeh Yehuda Leib who later settled in the city.
Aryeh Leib Rapoport
Son of Rabbi Hayim Rapoport, proposed as head of a yeshiva.
Moshe
Relative of the community leader appointed outside the city.
Yeruhamiel Mizes
Died suddenly after delivering his first lecture in 1752.
Michal Radziwill
Prince and owner of Slutsk, to whom a debt was owed.
Meir Margalit
Rabbi and son of Rabbi Tzvi, later regional rabbi.
Tzvi
Rabbi in Horodenka and later other estates.
Yitzhak-Ber
Brother of Meir Margalit who became rabbi in Podolia.
Poniatowski
King who supported Yitzhak-Ber’s appointment.
Israel Heilperin
Editor of a collection of Council of Four Lands regulations.
Kaipinski
Polish poet describing Galician administrative complexity.
Count Auersperg
Count whose proposal for Galicia’s Jewish regulations was considered.
Dr. A. Breier
Author cited for a work about Joseph II and Galician Jews.
Dr. N. S. Galcher
Named contributor or author in the passage.
Joseph II
Emperor addressed in a petition concerning property protection.
Gershom Wolf
Published the census certificate in a German Jewish history journal.
Aharon Fridental
A person involved in a dispute with Homberg over alleged bribery and neglect.
Yoaltornau
A teacher who reported Homberg.
Tsekendorf
A teacher from Drohobych who submitted proposals concerning Jewish life in Galicia.
Aharon Ornstein
Director of the school in Bohorodchany who reported synagogue silver objects.
Yente
Mother of Pinhas Elijah and wife of Meir, according to the cited account.
Bar-Bernhard Oppenheim
Resident of Pressburg who contributed translations and a poem to a publication.