Lwów
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Merchants Association (Confraternity)
Association established in Lviv in 1767 to secure import advantages for members.
Frankfurt am Main
Foreign source of imports received by Jewish merchants.
Leipzig
Foreign source of imports received by Jewish merchants.
Lviv district
District containing 660 villages with Jewish residents.
Yekutiel Kisilvitz
Appointed head of the association until elections.
Abraham Yusifovitz
Appointed head of the association until elections.
Getzel Davidovitz
Appointed head of the association until elections.
Yaakov Yaankelvitz
Appointed head of the association until elections.
Peddlers’ association
Association formed to organize peddlers’ affairs and relations.
Elijah Moshkovitz
A merchant sued in 1754 over alleged illegal hide exports.
Christian Tanners Guild
A Christian guild that accused Jews of illegal hide exports.
Christian Craftsmen Guilds
Christian craft guilds seeking inexpensive raw materials and export restrictions.
Saddlers Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Carpenters Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Glaziers Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Barbers Guild
A guild named among those bringing cases against Jews.
Smiths Guild
A guild regulating work distribution among craftsmen.
Yosef Rabinovitz
A community trustee who headed the Lviv Jewish community in the 1740s.
Lviv religious court
The community religious court is described as having three to four judges.
Levov Jewish community
The Jewish community discussed in the historical account.
Podvoivoda office
An office supervising communal affairs, security, commerce, and elections.
Czartoryski
Voivode who added seven restrictive provisions to the regulations in 1771.
Shmelke Moses
Former community treasurer appointed in 1763.
Moses Manilovich
Former community treasurer appointed in 1763.
Azriel Zlotsovsky
Former community treasurer appointed in 1763.
Marko Borokhovich
Former community treasurer appointed in 1763.
Levko Mashovany-Mizes
Former community treasurer appointed in 1763.
Israel Reis
Former community treasurer appointed in 1763.
Joseph Tzimlem
Community leader accused of collecting unauthorized tax funds in 1764.
Moses Menakim
Community leader accused of collecting unauthorized tax funds in 1764.
Olonovsky
Prosecutor whose complaint led to criticism of community leaders in 1764.
Isaac Yakovovich
Person fined by the community and city rabbi in a 1771 dispute.
Mordecai Wroclawski
Filed a complaint concerning community disturbances in 1762.
Mizes family
Prominent family seeking to appoint a different community leader.
Levkovich family
Prominent family seeking to appoint a different community leader.
Bik family
Prominent family seeking to appoint a different community leader.