Mejer Kowalski, 1910's
Went to Israel, ca 1924
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Kowalski Forge, Mid-1920's
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[L-R]: Chana (nee Markowicz)
Tyszkowski,
Zelda (nee Tyszkowska) Bialaszewska,
Mejer Chaim Tyszkowski
[Photo taken in Jedwabne, ca
1905]
Zelda killed in
Jedwabne, 1941;
her husband Abram Bialaszewski
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Mendel Staroletni (Max Star), 1915
Drafted into the Russian Army, 1914
Went to America, 1918
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Staroletni Family, c.1921
Chana Basza (nee Frajman) & Moszk Staroletni with 3 of their 8 children:
Liba (back left), Philip (probably originally Fajwel, back right) & Bejla
(front).
Liba thought to have died in Radzilow just before
WWII;
Moszk & Chana Basza killed in Radzilow, 1941, along with Liba's orphaned
children;
Bejla went to Israel c.1928;
Philip went to America as a stowaway, 1930
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Niedzwiecki Family, 1920-21
Owsiej Mordchaj Niedzwiecki and his wife
Krejna (nee Kowalska),
with 4 of their children,
including Efroim Hersz on his father's lap;
The children are almost surely
L-R: Tova, Abram Icek,
Eforim Hersz, Izrael Moszk
Efroim Hersz went to Israel, 1933, then
joined British Army
(prisoner of war, 1941-45 in Germany), returned to
Israel
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[L-R]: Reizil Niedzwiecka, Israel Mosze
Kowalski,
Efroim Hersz Niedzwiecki, 1922
Israel Mosze went to Israel, ca
1924; Reizil
went to Israel, 1939; Efroim Hersz went to Israel, 1933, then
joined British Army (prisoner of war, 1941-46 in Germany), returned to
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Etka Leah (nee Kreplak)
and Nochym Wolf Kowalski
Etka Leah went to Israel, 1935
Nochym Wolf went to Israel, 1934
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Etka Leah (nee Kreplak) Kowalski
and six children [Passport Photo]
[Top row L-R]: Frejdka/Frieda, Mejer, Sosia/Shoshana; [Bottom row L-R]:
Efroim Zelman, Szejna/Yaffa, Sora Dwejra
All went to Israel, 1935
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Nochym Wolf Kowalski
[Passport Photo]
Went to Israel, 1934 |
Chorazycki Family, ca 1919
Abram Chorazycki and daughters;
[Clockwise from top left]:
Gitl, Marjem, Etka & Szejna (Yaffe)
Abram died before 1922;
Gitl went to America, 1922;
Marjem went to Uruguay, 1930's;
Etka killed in Radzilow, 1941;
Szejna went to Israel |
Gitl Chorazycka, between 1914-22
[Photo taken in Grajewo]
Went to America, 1922
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Late 1910's
Most likely Sora Fejga Chorazycka
(nee Kowalski) on far right;
Gitl Chorazycka on front left;
Etka Chorazycka second from left
Sora Fejga died in Radzilow, 1917;
Gitl went to NYC 1922;
Etka killed in Radzilow, 1941 |
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Chaja Rochla (nee Sawicka)
and Motek Chunowicz, 1907
Moved to Makow Mazowiecki after
marriage.
Motek went to America in 1923;
Chaja followed in 1928 with their 5
children |
Dwoszka (nee Baranowicz) and Moszko
Szymon Sawicki
Dwoszka died before 1931 in
Makow Mazowiecka
Moszko Szymon died before 1908 in Radzilow |
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Gittel (nee Sawicka) and Hershel
Chunowicz
and children Sheinshe and Chuna
[Photo taken in Makow Mazowiecka]
Gittel and Hershel killed in
Treblinka, 1942;
Sheinshe killed in Makow, 1942;
Chuna escaped through Lomza in 1939,
Pinsk 1940, Stalingrad as the Germans advanced 1941; then after
war,
eventually to America |
Gutman and Chana Itka
(nee Chunowicz) Sawicki
Both killed in Radzilow, 1941,
along with two children
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Chunowicz Family, 1927
[Photo taken in Makow Mazowiecka]
[L-R]: Chuna, Chaim, Shimon, Gittel (nee Sawicka) Rachel, Hershel,
Chana Itka, Sheinshe
Chuna (see left photo); Shimon
spent 6 mths in Polish labor camp 1939, escaped, met up with Chuna
in Lomza,
followed same route
until sent to Siberia 1944, then eventually to
America;
Chaim killed in Auschwitz, 1943; Gittel and Hershel killed in
Treblinka, 1942; Rachel killed in Treblinka, 1942; Chana killed in Radzilow, 1941; Sheinshe killed
in Makow, 1942
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Read about Shimon's trip to Radzilow - Soon |
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