| ALTMANN, Julius. Born 1841 Died 27 February 1915 (13 Adar 5675), seventy-four years old. Was Repräsentant (representative), two daughters, one son. |
| ARNDT, Hermann. Born 1854. Died 30 October 1923 (20 Heschvan 5684). Fifty years ago he took over his father’s business; was very active in the Chevra Kadisha. |
| ARNOLD, Lewin. Born 1849. Died 19 August 1924 (21 Av 5684), the day before, on 18 August, he turned seventy-five years old; was married for forty-five years; co-founder of the Chevra Kadisha, long-time member of the Repräsentanten, and a member of the butchers’ guild; one son is in a Russian prison camp. |
| ARONSTEIN, Friederieke, née Markwald. Born 1843 in Schneidemühl. Died 2 February 1923 (5685), eighty years old; married for thirty-five years; two children. |
| BAUMANN, Bertha. Born 1878 in Schneidemühl. Died 4 November 1932 (5 Heshvan 5693), fifty-four years old. Wife of Max Baumann, now Berlin, married since 1901. The separation from Schneidemühl was difficult for her. |
| BAUMANN, Johanna, née Pless. Born 1883 in Zachan. Died 20 November 1917 (14 Kislev 5678), seventy-nine years old. Her husband had died 1906; they were married for forty-eight years; she was honorary member of the Frauenverein (women’s charity organization), her husband was Repräsentant (representative); celebrated fifty years in business. |
| BERG, Gustav. Born 1841 in Filehne. Died 10 April 1922 (12 Nissan 5682), eighty-one years old. His wife had died thirty years ago; the funeral was on Erev Pesach (12 April 1922). |
| BIEBER, Helene. Died Friday night, 8 June 1923 (25 Sivan 5683), buried Sunday, 10 June 1923. Is survived by an eighty-year-old father and siblings. |
| BILSKI, Gertrud, née Goetze, from Bromberg. Died 11 July 1915 (29 Tammuz 5675), buried Wednesday, 14 July 1915. |
| BLACH, Isidor. Most likely a civil servant, thirty-six years in office; previously for ten years in Krojanke and Kreuz; in hospital since June; without date. |
| BRANN, Hermann. Born in Lobsens. Died/was buried on Friday, 10 March 1916 (5 Adar II 5676). Lived five years in Schneidemühl. |
| BROMBERG, Taterka. No dates. Suffering for ten years; was the second wife; further details missing. |
| COHN, Amalie, née Sieburth. Died 25 September 1918 (19 Tishri 5678). Was married for thirty-five years; lived in Schneidemühl for six years and previously in Lobsens; was originally from Wreschen. |
| COHEN, Flora, née Schweriner. Born 1864 in Schneidemühl. Died 16 October 1916 (19 Tishri 5677); without any further notice. |
| COHN, Walter. Died on 2 November 1918 (27 Heshvan 5678) in military hospital Friedrichsgarten. …transporting the Unterofficier (corporal) Walter Cohn, Artillerie Regiment 84, (from Berlin-Schöneberg, Grunewaldstr. 23, on 4 November 1918 to the railway station. |
| DANZIGER, Franziska, née Lippmann. Born 1881. Died suddenly in Landeck near Ratzebuhr on 16 March 1916 (14 Adar II 5676), thirty-five-years old. Her father had died three years previously; she was buried next to him.. |
| EDEL, Johanna. Died 21 January 1917 (27 Tevet 5677), buried same day; without further data. |
| EDEL, Julius. Born 1847 in Deutsch Krone. Died 1 April 1919 (1 Nissan 5679), seventy-two years old. He had lived in Schneidemühl for forty-nine years; head of the Chevra Kadisha and Repräsentant (representative); he was also a soldier; his wife died two years before after a happy marriage. |
| EICHELBAUM, Hirsch. Prisoner of war; murdered on the night of 11–12 March 1919 (11 Adar 5679), presumably by the Russian prisoner of war. |
| ENGEL, Benno. Born 1885. Died 1922, thirty-seven-years old; transported to the cemetery; without further data. |
| EPHRAIM, Rosalie, (Mrs.). Died 16 January 1924 (10 Shevat 5684). Married forty-four years; she lived together with a sister for forty years. |
| FALK, Benno Meyer. Born 1843. Died 14 October 1922 (23 Tishri) on Simcha Torah. Was retired city councilor; celebrated golden wedding anniversary; longtime active in the city council; first member of the city council, then became city councilor. (sic) |
| FALK, Dora. Died 24 May 1921 (16 Iyar 5681). Without any further data. |
| FEIBUSCH, (Mrs.) Died 21 April 1917 (29 Nissan 5677. Mother of Mrs. Warschauer. |
| FENSTER, Johanna, née Heymann Born 1854 in Schneidemühl. Died 1 November 1920 (26 Heshvan 5681), sixty-six years old. Married for forty-seven years; children are to some extent in America. |
| FINKEL, Mordechaj. Russian prisoner of war, buried on 2 July 1918. |
| FRAENKEL, (Mr.). Buried by teacher Lewin because Rabbi Nobel had to officiate at the wedding of the Seligsohn’s in Samotschin. |
| FRAENKEL, Bertha. Born 1845. Died 11 March 1923 (23 Adar 5683) at age seventy-eight. She was able to celebrate her golden wedding; survived by two sons, three daughters. |
| FRAENKEL, Jonas. Married twenty-nine years; was on the executive board of the community, he lost his father very young; had two sons and two daughters and grandchildren; dates missing. |
| FRAENKEL, Rebecka. Died 29 March 1917 (6 Nissan 5677), very poor. |
| FUERST, Erich. Born 1910. Died 29 May 1921 (21 Iyar 5681), eleven years old. Only son; died, possibly in Flatow. |
| GERBER, Jakob. Born in Krojanke. Died 21 November 1922 (1 Kislev 5683). Married for fifty-eight years; lived a long time in Wirsitz, lived fifteen years in Schneidemühl; leaves behind seven children and eleven grandchildren. |
| GERSMANN, Abraham. Born 1835 in Samter. Died 19 July 1917 (29 Tammuz 5677), eighty-one years old. No obituary. |
| GERSMANN, Cäcilie, née Karger. Born 1844. Died 24 April 1919 (24 Nissan 5679), seventy-five years old. She was married for almost fifty years; the husband had died in July 1917; one son is in America, another son is a French prisoner of war. |
| GOETZE, Emil. Born 1858. Died on 8 June 1922 (12 Sivan 5682); was a member of the Borussia-Loge (Borussia lodge). |
| GOETZE, Julius. Died 20 June 1914 (26 Sivan 5674). |
| GOETZE, Pauline, née Lippmann. Born in Schneidemühl. Died 24 July 1932 (20 Tammuz 5692), in an old age home in Berlin, Litzmannstrasse. Wife of Samuel Goetze, was married for thirty-nine years; she was chairwoman of the Frauenverein (sisterhood) in Schneidemühl and had received the Rote Kreuz (Red Cross) (sic). |
| GOLDSTEIN, Josephine, née
Friedländer. Born 1837 in
Guttstadt. Died 1
January 1919 (29 Tevet 5679). The mother-in-law of Rabbi I. Nobel; the
following death notice is dedicated in her honour: “Instead of any other special announcement. On Wednesday, the 1st of January 1919, in the morning, our dear, beloved mother, mother-in-law and grandmother, Frau Rabbiner Dr. Josephine Goldstein, passed away gently after brief suffering, at the blessed age of 82 years. Announced humbly by Anna LEVY, Molsheim; Ida NOBEL, née Goldstein, Schneidemühl; Mathias LEVY, Johanna LEVY, Paul LEVY, Molsheim; Rabbi J. NOBEL, Schneidemühl; Rudi, Werner and Günter NOBEL; Madeleine BECK, as nurse of many years. The funeral will take place on Sunday, the 5th of January 1919, in the afternoon at 2:30 p.m., leading the way from the house of mourning at Posenerstrasse 26. No donations of wreaths will be accepted.” (This announcement appeared at least in one local paper). |
| GRIMMA ?, Meritz. Born 1859. Died 23 November 1922 (3 Kislev 5683), sixty-three years old. Was married for thirty-one years; had six children; one son died in the war. |
| GUMPERT, Hulda, née Lewin. Born 1864 in Schneidemühl. Died on 5 May 1916 (2 Iyar 5676), fifty-two years old. Wife of Jacob Gumpert; was married for twenty-four years; born in the house where she died; the father-in-law died ten years ago, also on 5 May. |
| HAMMERSCHMIDT, Ernestine, née Samuel. Born 1850 in Mogilno. Died 12 April 1922 (14 Nissan 5682), seventy-two years old; without further data. |
| HELLMANN, Ernestine. Died 19 January 1924 (13 Shevat 5684) lived sixteen years in Schneidemühl, prior to that in Krojanke, eight children, five sons and three daughters, one son died in the war. (1914–1918?) |
| HEYMANN, Jacob. Died 15 November 1914 (26 Heshvan 5675), son of Meyer Heymann; deputy Repräsentant (representative). |
| HEYMANN, Meyer. Born 1834 in Schneidemühl. Celebrated his seventieth birthday in August 1913. Died 23 June 1915 (11 Tammuz 5675), was ill for one-and-a-half years. |
| HEYMANN, Tobias. Born 1880 in Schneidemühl. Died 7 May 1920 (19 Iyar 5680), forty years old. Had two brothers and two sisters; without any further data. |
| ITZIGSOHN, Casper. Died 22 February 1915 (8 Adar 5675) after fifty-six years of happy marriage; two sons and three daughters, one son died. Lived twenty-five years in Schneidemühl; one grandchild engaged to be married. |
| ITZIGSOHN, Hugo. Died 14 October 1920 (2 Heshvan 5681). Had lived thirty years in Schneidemühl; parents died 1915 within a short time of one another. |
| ITZIGSOHN, Marianne, née Rand. Born in Neuwedell. Died 11 July 1915 (29 Tammuz 5675), buried Tuesday, 13 July 1915. One son in the military; a sister-in-law died at the same time in Stettin. |
| JACOB, Bertha. Died 31 December 1920 (20 Tevet 5681). One daughter here; one daughter lost (sic); one son and stepchildren in America; without any dates. |
| JACOB, Sophie (Miss). Born 1894 in Tütz. Found in the Küddow, probably drowned; buried on 20 April 1920 (2 Iyar 5680). |
| JACOBY, Ernestine. Born 19 January 1850. Died 1919, sixty-nine years old; without further data. |
| JAKUBOWSKI, Pauline, née Feibusch. Born 1835 in Labuschin, late of Schneidemühl. Died on 10 November 1922 (19 Heschvan 5683), she was almost eighty-seven years old. From a respected family; golden wedding anniversary 1909; her husband died 1912. Two sons live in Schneidemühl; two sons are teachers. |
| JEREMIAS, Marianne, née Lefèvre. Born 1825 in Bärwalde. Died on 26 January 1917 (3 Shevat) ninety-five-and-a-half years old. Widow for thirty-seven years; one son is a Jewish teacher. |
| JEROCHIM, Jerochim. Born 1853 in Schneidemühl (error: born in Exin!). Died 28 December 1932 (29 Kislev 5693). Lived in Berlin for eleven years at Lippehnerstr.3, at Schneidewind; died in Berlin, seventy-nine years old. |
| JOHR, Hermann. Born 1858. Died on 25 February 1921 (17 Adar I 5681), sixty-three years old. Lived ca. twenty-five years in Schneidemühl. |
| JOHR, Rosa, née Lehmann. Died 15 December 1922 (25 Kislev 5683). Widow of Hermann. |
| JOSEPH, Rieke, née Sinai. Married for 30 years; two children deceased; survived by three children. Husband died twenty-two years ago. |
| JULIUS, Rafael. Born 1836. Died 5 January 1918 (21 Tevet 5678), eighty-one years old. His wife Sara is now seventy years old; he was Repräsentant (representative) for eighteen years, five years as head of Repräsentanten; in October 1916 the couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. |
| KARGER, Rebecka, née Fischer. Born 1854 in Samotchin. Died 2 November 1918 (27 Heshvan 5678) sixty-four years old. Married for forty years; she was on the executive board of the Frauenverein (women’s charity organization). |
| KRONHEIM, Louis. Born 1855 in
Samotschin. Died on 29 January 1921 (20
Shevat 5681). The following two notices are dedicated to him: “In lieu of any particular notice. Last night, during his stay in Berlin, our caring, dearly beloved father, father-in-law, grandfather, brother, uncle and brother-in-law, Kommissionsrat Louis Kronheim passed away in the 66th year of his busy, blessed life. In quiet mourning: Siegbert Kronheim, lawyer; Wally Daniel, née Kronheim; Dr. Emil Kronheim; Ella Mislowitzer, née Kronheim; Max Daniel; Dr. Eduard Mislowitzer; three grandchildren. — Schneidemühl, Berlin, Hamburg, the 29th of January 1921. We cordially ask not to make visits of condolences nor send any wreaths. The conveyance to Schneidemühl will commence from the house of mourning, Albrechtstrasse 16 (in Berlin) on 1st of February at 2 o’clock in the afternoon; the funeral in Schneidemühl from the Israelite cemetery on the 3rd of February, 2 o’clock in the afternoon. A gentle death relieved Mr. Kommissionsrat Louis Kronheim from his sufferings. The deceased had been a noble friend, a counsel of rare kindness of heart and helpfulness, one whom we shall remember with honour. Schneidemühl—Berlin, 29th of January 1921. Bianka Schayer; Elisabeth Weissrock, née Scheyer; Erwin Weissrock; Alfred Weissrock.” (Most likely from the Berliner Tageblatt, possibly also from a local paper.) |
| KRZESNY, Rosalie (Mrs.). Died 22 June 1922 (26 Sivan5682), ninety-three years old. Widow of Simon Krzesny. |
| LACHOTZKI, Hugo. Transfer of the musketeer Hugo Lachotzki who died a heroic death on 6 July 1915 (24 Tammuz 5675). Born 1890 in Schneidemühl; details are missing. |
| LANDMANN, Hanna, née Gutkind. Died 14 December 1921 (13 Kislev 5682), buried in Usch; had six children; was married for thirteen years. |
| LESINSKI, Recha, née Kohn. Wife of Ernest Lesinski. Died after being married for four months; no further data. |
| LESS, Heymann. Born 1851. Died 18 December 1919 (26 Kislev 5680), sixty-eight years old. Was married for thirty-three years; had five children; was member of the Gemeinde-Vorstand (Kehilla’s executive board) for the past ten years; on the executive board of the Chevra Kadisha for the past twenty-five years. |
| LESSER, Ernestine. Born 1856 in Mansfelde. Died 26 April 1917 (4 Iyar 5677), sixty-one years old. Housekeeper for the Rosenbaum family for forty-five years; no further details. |
| LESSER, Hermann. Died 30 November 1924 (2 Kislev 5685), seventy-one years old; lived in Schneidemühl for forty years; born in Treptow an der Rega; one sister lives in America. |
| LEVY, Matthias. (brother-in-law) Died 15 March 1920 (25 Adar 5680). Without any further data; probably a brother-in-law of Rabbi I. Nobel. |
| LEWIN, Leo. Turned twenty-four years old on 28 February 1923, born in Gnesen. Died 29 May 1923 (23 Iyar 5683) Nearly two years in the field (military). He has two brothers, one is a businessman, the other a high school student. |
| LOESSER, Johanna, née
Schweriner. Born 1841 in Filehne. Died on
25
January 1925 (29 Tevet 5685). Widow of Wolf LOESSER who had died on 1
November 1914 in Filehne; husband was a soldier in 1866 and in 1870;
lived previously in Tütz and Filehne; two sons had died in the
war. The following death announcement was made: “After a short, serious sick-bed, our beloved mother, mother-in-law, grand-, and great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt Johanna Loesser, née Schweriner, passed away gently in her 84th year. In the name of the mourning bereaved: Leo Flatauer and Mrs. Selma, née Lösser. The funeral takes place on Wednesday the 28th of January at 2 o’clock, leading from the house of mourning at Wilhelmstrasse 1. No donations of wreaths will be accepted." (This announcement appeared in at least one local paper). |
| LOEWE, Lesser. Died 23 April 1918 (11 Iyar 5678) shortly before his silver wedding anniversary. |
| LOEWENTHAL, Max. Lived at Sybelstrasse. 9 (Berlin; brother-in-law of Gerber of Schneidemühl; buried on 12 November, most likely in 1937. |
| MARCUS, Cäcilie. Born 1852 in Schneidemühl. She died in hospital on 14 January 1919 (14 Shevat 5679); sixty-seven years old; feeble-minded of late; the father had died in 1898, the mother in 1899. |
| MARCUS, Minna (Mrs.) Born 1845. Died 25 September 1920 (13 Tishri 5681) (Erev Succoth) seventy-five years old. Husband had died thirty-three years ago; had seven children. |
| MARKUS, Hermann. Born 1851. Died 1 July 1923 (17 Tammuz 5683) Buried 3 July 1923. |
| MASURSKI, Elisabeth. Died 10 October 1917 (24 Tishri 5678). Without any further data. |
| MENDELSOHN, Adolf. Born 1841. Died on 2 February 1917 (10 Shevat), seventy-six years old. She (his wife?) was originally from Rummelsburg; married for almost fifty years; was Repräsentant (representative). |
| MENDELSOHN, Rosa, née Reich. Born 1844. Died 13 March 1920 (23 Adar 5680), seventy-six years old. Married for almost fifty years; long suffering. |
| MENDELSOHN, Rosalie. (Miss) Born 1843 in Schneidemühl Died 25 June 1916 (24 Sivan), seventy-three years old, at the mental asylum Obrawalde near Meseritz. Sister-in-law of Jacob Wolff; transported to the mortuary of the cemetery in Schneidemühl. |
| MOSES, wife of Salomon MOSES. Born 1842. Died 1919, in her seventy-seventh year; head of Frauenverein (Sisterhood); celebrated her golden wedding anniversary; one married daughter had died in 1903 in Samotschin. |
| MOSESSOHN, Michael Isaak. Born 1853 in Schneidemühl. Died 30 December 1935 (4 Tevet 5696), eighty-two years old; transported to Berlin and buried there on 3 January 1936 (8 Tevet 5696). Wife had died five years earlier; originally from Lobsens, lived for a long time in Wirsitz; good farmer, good Baal-Tefilah (prayer leader) and executive; celebrated his golden wedding. |
| MEYER, Henriette, née Blumenthal. Born in Samotschin and died seventy-five years old. Died in 7 January 1924 (1 Shevat 5684). The husband was the pensioner Samuel Meyer; the couple celebrated golden wedding anniversary. |
| MEYER, Samuel. Born 1844 in Wrypoper near Mrotschen. Died on 1 May 1919 (1 Iyar 5679), seventy-three years old. Lived for twenty-five years in Wissek; he had lived only a few months in Schneidemühl; very wealthy; a brother lives in Bromberg. |
| MEYERHARDT, Benno. Born 1859. Died 1 May 1924 (28 Nissan 5684). Married for thirty-five years, showed much interest in the community, the Lodge, the Central-Verein and the Frauenverein. (women’s charity organizations). |
| MEYERHARDT, Mathilde, née Goldstein. Died 20 November 1917 (5 Kislev 5678); her husband had died 1900. |
| NEUBERG, Louis. Died on 20 June 1921 (14 Sivan 5681); without any further data. |
| NEUWEG, Iron? Died 7 October 1918 (1 Heschvan 5679). In the Landwehr Ersatz Regiment 76, I. Kompanie; buried Monday, 14 October 1918, (18 Heshvan 5679). |
| PERL, Hermann. Born 1836. Died 16 December 1915 (11 Shevat 5675). Participated in two military campaigns; lived for four years in Schneidemühl. |
| PHILIPPSOHN, Minna (Mrs.) Born 1862. Died 30 April 1922 (22 Nissan 5681), fifty-nine years old. Married for twenty-five years; without any further data. |
| PLONSKI, Abraham. Born 6 September 1854 in Crone an der Brahe. Died 19 September 1917 (3 Tishri 5678), sixty-three years old; his wife had died thirty years ago on the very same day. |
| RAUSCHMANN, Lina, née Schachian. Born 1850. Died on 7 February 1925 (14. Shevat 5685), Seventy-five years old. Married for ca. forty-seven years; she was very well liked; one unmarried son is medical Doctor in Berlin, one son died in the war. |
| REICH, Friederieke, née Rudsky. Born 1847 in Wirsitz. Died 27 November 1922 (7 Kislev 5683), seventy-five years old. Lived a long time in Schneidemühl; widow of Josef Reich who had died in 1922 in Wirsitz; married for 42 years; Mrs. Edel in Schneidemühl is her daughter; another daughter is Mrs. Kamnitzer in Schwetz. |
| ROSENBAUM, Martin. Born 1885 in Schneidemühl. Died 25 December 1918 (23 Tevet 5679), thirty-two years old; suffered greatly in the military. |
| ROSENBAUM, Moses Abraham. Born 1842 in Crone an der Brahe. Died 10 December 1918 (7 Tevet 5680), seventy-six years old. Lived in Schneidemühl since 1872; had a brother in Crone, another brother is a lawyer in Oppeln; daughters are in Schwedt/O. and in Berlin; has a very ill son. |
| ROSENBERG, Jacob. Born 1853 in Samotschin. Died 29 April 1919 (29 Nissan 5679), sixty-six years old. Lived thirty-six years in Schneidemühl; his wife had died two years ago. |
| ROSENTHAL, Philipp. Born 1833 in Samotchin. Died 15 February 1919 (15 Adar 5679), eighty-six years old; was very well liked and much appreciated. |
| ROTHKUGEL, Sally. Born 1855 in Schneidemühl, died sixty-eight years old, on 21 October 1923. (11 Heschvan 5684) Married forty-three years, blind for the past five years; four daughters and one son. |
| ROTHSCHILD, (Mrs.). Died 23 April 1917 (1 Iyar 5677). Butcher’s widow. |
| SAMUELSOHN, Ludwig. Born 1859 in Schneidemühl. Died 14 November 1922 (23 Heschvan 5683), buried on Friday, 17 November 1922; without any further data. |
| SCHALLAMACH, Michael. Born 1871.
Director of a bank (bank manager),
great patriot; wife was from Tremessen (Posen). Here the following obituary is pasted in: “Early today passed away, after brief severe suffering, our most beloved husband and father the bank director Michael Schallamach, at the age of nearly fifty-four. In deepest sorrow, Florentine Schallamach, neé Bley, Adolf Schallamach. Schneidemühl, 30 June 1924. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 4 o’clock, leaving from the mortuary of the Jewish cemetery.” (Apparently from a local newspaper). |
| SCHAYE, Jossel ben Jakob . Without further information. |
| SCHNEIDER, Jacob. Born 1861. Died 21 June 1923 (7 Tammuz 5683); was buried 26 June 1923. Turned sixty-two years old; lived more than twenty years in Schneidemühl. |
| SCHOENFELD, Simon. Died 5 February 1915 (21 Shevat 5675). Member of the executive board of the community for eighteen years. |
| SCHWERINER, Dora, née Holländer; wife of Louis Schweriner. Died 10 July 1914 (16 Tammuz 5674). |
| SCHWERINER, Hans. Died of scarlet fever on 26 May 1917 (2nd day of Shavuot). Burial from the mortuary on 30 May 1917. |
| SCHWERINER, Siegmund. Born 1852 in Krumfliess. Died on 17 December 1920 (6 Tevet 5681), sixty-eight years old. Daughters deceased; son was decorated in war. |
| SEELIG, Rudolf. Born 1855 in Schneidemühl. Died 19 January 1937 (7 Shevat 5697), eighty-two years old. Also lived in Graudenz; was Repräsentant (representative) and was on the executive board of the Chevra Kadisha; married for forty years; recipient of many honors. |
| SOMMERFELD, Gerson Gustav. Born 1844 in Usch. Died 28 August 1920 (15 Elul 5680), seventy-six years old. Had resided in Schneidemühl since 1878; married for forty-six years; on the Executive Board of Repräsentanten, the Sisterhood and of the Kaufmännischer Verein (Commercial Guild) where he was an honorary member; very charitable; had two sons and two daughters. |
| SOMMERFELD, Ricka, (Mrs.). Born 1872. Died 1922, fifty years old; without any dates and other data. Wife of Samuel Rosenfeld (sic); suffered for six months. |
| SOMMERFELD, Ida, née Sommerfeld. Born 1852 in Schneidemühl. Died 7 June 1918 (27 Tammuz). sixty- six years old. Was the wife of Gustav Sommerfeld. |
| SIMON, Louis. Born 1856 in Jastrow. Died 24 September 1920 (13 Tishri 5681), sixty-four years old. Lived a long time in America, returned because of illness. |
| SIMONSTEIN, Moses. Born 1855 in Schneidemühl. Died 24 July 1914 (1 Av 5674). |
| SORREF; buried on 19 March 1919, leading off the mortuary. |
| SPICKER, Max. Born 1880. Died 22 March 1918, thirty-eight years old. A Cohan; married for eighteen years; one daughter is fifteen years old, a son is four years old. |
| SPICKER, Selma, née Heymann. Born 1880 in Schneidemühl. Died on 16 May 1916 (13 Iyar); without further data. |
| TILLER, Max. Died 24 January 1925 (28 Tevet 5685). His wife had died 1916 in Kletzko near Gnesen; he lived a long time in Gnesen; one son and three daughters. |
| Unveiling of monument for Mr. KROHNHEIM; without further data. |
| WARSCHAUER, Minna, née Marcus. Born 1841. Died 25 November 1919 (7 Kislev 5680), almost seventy-nine years old; husband had died thirty-six years ago. |
| .................?, Mosche. Born 1904 in Bialystock; a sick person from Bialystock, Malinowsky Street 15; an aunt, Mrs. Rahel Luissem or Luissena, lives in Bialystock, Malinowsky Street 12. |