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Records of Emigrant Associations of Lyakhovichi around the World: Eretz Israel and South America
by Deborah Glassman, copyright 2008
This is a page in our Documents section. Click the button labeled "Documents" in the left-hand column to reach all of the other resources of the Document area.
Nova Scholem synagogue of Buenos Aires' Parque Chas neighborhood was founded by emigrants from Lyakhovichi and Baranovichi. The emigrants arrived in the 1930s, the group was established in the 1940s and the synagogue building was constructed in the 1950s.
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Association of Former Residents of Lachowicze in Eretz Israel
This is a list provided by Moshe Inditzky of Tel Aviv of the membership list in 1999 of the Association of Former Residents of Lachowicze. Mr. Inditzky offered us the membership telephone list in an ongoing effort to make information about Lyakhovichi available. Neville Lamdan has edited the list to protect those members privacy, but at this time (originally noted in 2005) we are able to publish the list of last names of Israelis who belonged to this society in 1999. People wishing to contact members of the Israeli group should send email to Mr. Lamdan - you can contact him via his email address in JewishGen Family Finder. Note in 2007 -If you are a member of this group and
would not mind us posting the former last name of your family, that would be a valuable addition to this list that could help the members of the community network together more effectively. Contact us to let us know if we can share that info.
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SURNAME |
# of Listings
for Surname |
| 1 | ALONI | |
| 2 | ANGELOVICH | (2) |
| 3 | AVISHAI | |
| 4 | BAR NOAH | (2) |
| 5 | BARZILAI | |
| 6 | BECHAR | |
| 7 | BEN AMITAI | (2) |
| 8 | BEN TOV | |
| 9 | BERACHA | |
| 10 | BEREZ | |
| 11 | BIRGER | (2) |
| 12 | BOROCHOVICH | |
| 13 | BUGIN | |
| 14 | BUSEL | (2) |
| 15 | CARLITZ | |
| 16 | COHENKATZ | |
| 17 | COHEN | (2) |
| 18 | DAGAN | (2) |
| 19 | DRORI | |
| 20 | EFRIMOVICH | |
| 21 | EISENBERG | |
| 22 | EKSTEIN | |
| 23 | ELIEZER | |
| 24 | EPSTEIN | |
| 25 | EZRAHI | |
| 26 | FAKTOR | |
| 27 | FEINSTEIN | |
| 28 | FREUND | |
| 29 | GAFNI | (4) |
| 30 | GAL | |
| 31 | GELFAND | |
| 32 | GOLAN | |
| 33 | GOLDFEDER | |
| 34 | GOLDSTEIN | (2) |
| 35 | GORVITZ | |
| 36 | GOTTESMAN | |
| 37 | GOTTZEIT | |
| 38 | GREENBERG | |
| 39 | GREENBOIM | |
| 40 | GRINTZSTEIN | |
| 41 | GROSHEVSKY | |
| 42 | HADAR | |
| 43 | HAYYATI | |
| 44 | HERSHKOVICH | |
| 45 | HOCHBOIM | |
| 46 | INDITSKY | |
| 47 | IRON | |
| 48 | KAFTAN | |
| 49 | KANTOROVITZ | |
| 50 | KAPLAN | (3) |
| 51 | KERBAL | (2) |
| 52 | KLATSKIN | |
| 53 | KNIGSTEIN | |
| 54 | KOFELMAN | |
| 55 | KOSTANOVITZ | |
| 56 | LAMDAN | |
| 57 | LEVANON | |
| 58 | LIS | |
| 59 | MADITSKY | |
| 60 | MALTZADSKY | |
| 61 | MEGINA | |
| 62 | MADITSKY | |
| 63 | MELNIK | |
| 64 | MILKOVSKY | |
| 65 | MILTSKY | |
| 66 | MOSS | |
| 67 | NAHUM | |
| 68 | PODLIFSKY | |
| 69 | PROSHTSITSKY | |
| 70 | RABIN | |
| 71 | RAVKIN | (2) |
| 72 | ROBINIVITZ | |
| 73 | ROSENBERG | |
| 74 | ROTZEK | |
| 75 | SELA | |
| 76 | SHAHAF | |
| 77 | SHAKED | |
| 78 | SH'HORI | |
| 79 | SH'NIR | |
| 80 | SHOMRONI | |
| 81 | SHORNIK | |
| 82 | SHTEINBERG | |
83 | SHVINGER | |
| 84 | SIVAN | |
| 85 | SKLAR | |
| 86 | SOFER | |
| 87 | STOLOVITZKY | |
| 88 | TATI | |
| 89 | TENENBAUM | |
| 90 | TSAILINGOLD | |
| 91 | TS'FONI | |
| 92 | TSIFIRA | |
| 93 | TSIMALINSKI | |
| 94 | TSISLING | |
| 95 | TURETSKY | |
| 96 | WARSHAL | |
| 97 | WEINGER | |
| 98 | YAAKOV | |
| 99 | YARON | |
| 100 | YERUSHALAMI | |
| 101 | YOSEF | |
| 102 | ZALMANOVITZ | |
| 103 | ZEMEL | |
| 104 | ZOCHOVITSKI | |
| 105 | ZUKERMAN | |
Board of Governors of the Association of Former Residents of Lachowicze Clockwise from top: Rivka Winger-Spiegel, Leah Molzedsky-Domhovsky, Arye
Winograd, Arye Zokhovitsky, Zev Sofer, Berta Brevda-Torbovitz, with Nisan Tukachinsky in the center. This picture was printed in the Yizkor Book.
Lechowitzers Buried on the Mount of Olives, Har haZetim, in Jerusalem
The list of our landsmen buried in the Holy Land is barely started. The official count for those whose connection to Lyakhovichi was documented in the burial record is only 11 names but we know of a number that have not been included. Help us build this list!
| Lyakhovichi | 11 |
| Kletsk | 7 |
| Byten | 5 |
| Kobrin | 5 |
| Novogrudok | 19 |
| Noesvizh | 23 |
| Slutsk | 52 |
That table shows the numbers from each of several towns near us known to have been buried on Har haZetim.
Since these record are not created by a purposeful seeking out of a hometown society, I have placed them on our page Primary Records of Other Nations (that name Lyakhovichi)- Eretz Israel. Please click the link to see those recorded from Lyakhovichi, Slonim, and Slutsk.
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