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Site Map: Index to information on this site
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First recorded
as "Minori Medalo" Memories of Days Gone By: A photo Essay |
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| About Kobylnik | Introduction |
| My Grandfather from Kobyl'nik by Moishe Kulback | |
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Memories of days Gone By - Yitzhak Gordon (translated by Sarah Moscowitz Axelrod) A Short History of Kobylnik by Meier Swirsky |
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| Links | A Shtetl called Kobylnik - on Lake Narach (a brief description with links to background information: maps and discussion groups) |
| Maps |
Street and house map of Kobylnik 1930's Map of Kobylnik 1915-1918 Postavy District Map showing Svir, Narach (Kobylnik) and Myadel |
| Directories | 1929 Business Directory for Kobylnik (French and Polish) |
| A List of Jewish Stores, shops and Manufacturers | |
| Family Histories |
Jacob Narotzky Family of Ishpening, MI Please send your photos to Nancy Holden |
| Revision Census |
1765 Komaie Area Landowners and Leaders 1765 Grand Duchy of Lithuania Census 1784 Grand Duchy of Lithuania Census Revision Census 1834 and supplement Revision Census 1858 (partial) Krevitsky - Revision Census 1811-1858 Page 1 2 3 4 5 Narotzky - Revision Census 1784-1858 These translations have been done by the Vilnius Archives, Vilnius Botyrius, Igal Narotzky and his father, and others. There has been no attempt to standardize the names. Many corrections may be necessary. Please send corrections to the webmaster. |
| Yiskor | The United Grave: Memorials to the Victims |
| Holocaust victims, survivors and their location today | |
| Yiskor Lists by Meyer Svirsky | |
| Necrology List in "Sefer Kobylnik" | |
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Photographs All Rights Reserved on all Photographs. Do you not copy without permission. |
Scrapbook: Portraits of our ancestors: please send your photos to Nancy Holden |
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The Village in Winter |
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1915-1918 Panoramic View of Kobylnik Use in-line arrows to move through the frame. |
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| Cemeteries | Jewish Cemetery 1917-18 |
| Russian Cemetery | |
| Kobylnik Jewish Cemetery 2000 | |
| Former Residents of Kobylnik | The Kobylnik and Myadel Society in Israel |
| 1988 Welcome Speech by Meyer Svirsky | |
| Contributors |
Much of the material on this site was collected from
Meyer
Svirsky
and worked on by
Chaya Lupinsky.
Meyer continues to work with the people of Kobylnik to ensure that the
memory of the Jewish citizens of Kobylnik are never forgotten. Chaya
continues to coordinate and update the information of this site.
We wish to thank Hans Colsman for his contribution of photographs and information to the history of Kobylnik. Read More: Found in an Attic |
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