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Yisrael Mejer Gutsztejn
Died in Lomza, 1927
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Pesza (nee Zimnowicz) Gutsztejn
Killed in Radzilow, 1941, at age 71
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Children of Jankiel Gutsztejn
and wife Yocheved, 1936
[L-R]: Ephraim, Yitzhak, Rywka,
Yisrael and Menachem
Entire family of seven
killed in Holocaust
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Moshe Gutsztejn (Miguel Gutstein)
Left Radzilow, mid-1920's
Went to Kovno, Lithuania,
then to Cuba
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Sara (nee Gutsztejn) and Jacob Zimnowicz
Both killed in Radzilow, 1941,
along with daughter Shulamit, age 8 |
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Chana Gutsztejn
Went to Israel, 1932 |
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Chana (nee Gutsztejn) and Zalman Maretzky
Went to Israel, 1932 |

Chana Gutsztejn - Polish Passport, 1932
Went to Israel, 1932 |
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Mejer Zimnowicz
Survived Auschwitz and Dachau
Went to Canada, 1965 |
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Litwer Family
Chana Gitla (nee Zimnowicz) Litwer
and husband Jankiel Lejba (Jacob) Litwer;
Children [L-R]: Helen,
Rochel (Rose), Nuska
Chana and Jankiel went to Myszyniec
after marrying in 1876; both went to
America, 1922; Helen and Rochel went
to America; Nuska died around WWI
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Lejzor Gerszk Zimnowicz
Went to America, 19xx;
became sick and returned to
Nowogrod (where he had married)
to die, 1906/7 |
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Estera Rochla (nee Szeraszew) and Ick Lejba Finkielsztejn
Estera went to America, 1923;
Ick died in Szczuczyn, about 1922 |

Estera Rochla (nee Szeraszew) Finkielsztejn
Went to America,1923 |
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Cziza (nee Surawicz - daughter of
Rabbi Szemen Aryeh Surawicz) and
Moszk Dawid Zimnowicz
Cziza died in Poland, 19xx;
Moszk died in Szczuczyn, 1913
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Snuff Box given by the Radzilow Congregation, ca 1870
to its Rabbi Szemen Aryeh Surawicz
to commemorate his visit to Berlin, Germany
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Cziza (nee Surawicz - daughter of
Rabbi Szemen Aryeh Surawicz) and
Moszk Dawid Zimnowicz
Cziza died in Poland, 19xx;
Moszk died in Szczuczyn, 1913 |
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ca 1912
Ishayahu (Izzy) Rajchenberg and an uncle (most likely a brother of his mother
Sima Liba (nee Zimnowicz) Rajchenberg
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Rabbi Surawicz's Seal |
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Rabbi Kiwa (Akiba) Goldberg
Died in Radzilow, ca 1924
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Itzchak Wolf Goldberg, ca 1945
[Passport photo]
Fled to Russia during WWII,
then to Italy after it ended, then Israel |
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Boruch Itzchok Bejnsztejn
Dayan of Radzilow
Died in Radzilow, 1910
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