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 Compiled by Deborah G. Glassman
First Posting by DGG Dec 2004, Updates July 2005, Nov 2007, Winter 2008, May 2008. Most Recent Update November 2008. There are around 130 separate pages on this site in 2008, All copyright of each page (unless designated elsewhere on the specific page) is retained to Deborah G. Glassman.
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Records of Lyakhovichi Emigrant Groups

This is a Forwarding Page. You may have been brought to this page from a linked index on our site. Go to our page Emigrant Associations, 1 to see a complete listing of where this material now appears. Including:

Emigrant Associations, 1
Emigrant Associations, 2
Emigrant Associations, 3
Emigrant Associations, 4
Emigrant Associations, 5
Washington Cemetery Burial Register
Mount Judah Cemetery Burial Register
Beth David Cemetery Burial Register

The records of the Bnai Isaac Anshe Lechowitz Ladies Auxiliary are on Emigrant Associations, 1

The burials that were in plots owned by Bnai Isaac Anshe Lechowitz are described as we posted them originally, in the three burial registers listed above. But now there is a photographic database of the cemetery stones for each of the gravesin those three cemeteries on our CemeteryStone pages. See a full listing at The Cemetery Stone Project.