FAMILY RESEARCH

Do you want to research your family history? This research guide of online resources will help you get started. The Museum at Eldridge Street is grateful to genealogist Roger Lustig for his helpful tips.

Record what you already know. Write down the names of all your known relatives along with general dates and places. Start with the current generation and work backward. Ask living relatives for additional information to help you fill in blanks.
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Use online sources. If you know the address of your ancestor, check the census records. These include information like occupation, age, birth place, head of the household (usually the oldest male in the apartment) and all other occupants of the unit. Ancestry.com is a great resource for census records. Check your public library to see if they have a subscription otherwise it may be worth it to pay the yearly fee. Familysearch.org is another important site.
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Check your local archive. Marriage certificates and records of birth and death can be found at your local or state archive. For New York City searches, the Municipal Archives makes available the historical records of NYC, including birth, death and census records. This may be a great way to fill in gaps in personal information – names, dates, or addresses.
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Search immigration records. Search for your family members from the over 51 million passengers who voyaged to Ellis Island. Their database is online, easy to navigate and often yields a quick and satisfying reward. You can also try the immigration records at Castle Garden at www.stevemorse.org. This is a searchable database of the names of individuals who entered New York through the Castle Garden gateway.

Do you think your relative might have been a member of the Eldridge Street Synagogue?

Check our list of early Eldridge Street Synagogue congregants. The list was compiled from historical documents found in the synagogue, including the congregation’s minute books and ledgers dating back to 1887, old seat tickets and cemetery records, as well as documents held in New York City archives.

About the List

If you see a letter (e.g., L or Z) beside a name, it may mean that we have additional information about that person, such as an address, job or position in the synagogue. Please be aware that in many cases, we do not have any information about your relative, even if they do appear on this list.

Though not complete, the list sheds light on some of the people who worshipped at the Eldridge Street Synagogue. Sources were often handwritten, and some names are translations from Hebrew or Yiddish. Names were also Americanized over time. That’s why you’ll see some peculiar spellings and multiple entries that may or may not refer to the same person.

Rabbis

Aaronson, Moses (1861)
Falk, Joshua (1860s-1870s maggid)
Fried, Yosef (1890s-1910s)
Ohel Yosef
Yudelovitch, Avraham Ahron (1918-1930)
Idelsohn, Rabbi Idel (1930-1943)

Cantors

Minkowsky, Pinhas (1887-1892)
Borenstein, Yechezkel (1892)
Goldshmid, Herlands (1893)
Abelow Kramer, Gotlieb Grohmer (1895)
Abelow, Karelsburg, Yehuda (1896)
Karlesburg, Yehuda Saperstein (1897)
Wilder Manevitch, Abraham (1898-1902)
Stein, Yehuda (1903)
Zanitsky, Elias (1904)
Schechter, Dovid (1905-1906)
Yudelsohn, Yaakov Moshe (1909)
Novikovsky, Pinchas (1912)
Abramson, Chaim Moshe (1914)
Abramson, Chaim Moseh (1915)
Rovner, Zeidel (1916)

Rabbis/maggidim associated with the Eldridge Street Synagogue

Rabbi Jacob Joseph
Rabbi Velvele Margolies
Shokianer Rav
Yezner Rav
Rabbi Yechiel Yechezkel Yehuda Levinsohn
Magid Moshe Mordecai Israel Rivkind
Magid Benyomin Meir Levy

Congregants

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Abrams, Avroham Tsvi (1891)
Abrams, Michael (1880s) – M
Alexander, Maurice (1892) – N
Alexander, Moshe (1890) – N
Alperin, S. (1920s) – L
Alperstein, Harry (1920s) – L
Arbus, Issac or Yitschok (1889-1909)- M,Z
Aronovsky – D
Aronovsky, Moses (1909) – M, Z
Aronson, Chaim (1891) – N
Asch, Abraham Joseph (1850s) – M
Asharowski, A. (1920s) – L
Asher, J. (1920s) – L
Asher, M. (1920s) – L
Ashman, L. (1920s; 1930s) – L
Ashman, Tsirl (1892) – N
Ashtashanski, H. (1920s) – L
Aster, D. [Alt: Aster] (1920s) – L
Astor, E.M. (1920s) – L
Astor, Mrs. J. [Wife Of E.M.] (1930s) – L
Astow, D. (1920s) – L
Astow, K. I. (1920s) – K
Astrow, M (1920s) – K

Bachrach, Menachem (1892) – N
Bailin, Matisyohu (1910s) – D, Z Banet, Yaakov Dov (1891) – N
Banet, Yosef (1905-1906) – D, Z
Baranovsky, Shachna (1891) – N
Barnett, I.B. (1880s) – M
Baum, Abba (1880s; 1891) – M, N
Baumgarten, M. (1930s) – L
Baxt, B. (1920s) – L
Baxt, J. (1920s) – L
Bayer, Ch. (1920s) – L
Bayllen, M. (1920s) – L
Becker, B. (1920s) – L
Benjamin, Abraham (1850s) – M
Benpard, Sam (1880s) – M
Benport (1891) – N
Berenhaltz, S. [Alt: Berenholtz] (1920s) – L
Berenstein, A. (1920s) – L
Berenstein, H. (1880s) – M
Berenstein, J. (1920s) – L
Berenstein, M. (1920s) – L
Berenstein, Samuel (1880s) – M
Berenstein, Shmuel (1894; 1900s) – D, N, Z
Berenstein, S. (1920s) – L
Berent, Yaakov (1890) – N
Berezinski, M. (1920s) – L
Berger, Moshe (1891) – N
Bergovski, Avrohom (1890s) – D, N, Z
Berkowitz, Mrs. F.L. (1920s) – L
Berlin, Elizer (1893) – N
Berlin, H. (?) – L
Berlin, Israel (1900s) – D, M, Z
Berlin, K. (1920s) – L
Berlinsky, Eliezer (1890s) – D, N, Z
Berlinski, Shlomo (1893) – N
Berlinsky, J. (1880s) – M
Berlinsky, L. (1880s) – M
Bernstein, Shmuel (1890+) – D, M, Z
Bernstein, Mrs. Zalmen (1893) – N
Betzer, S. (1920s) – L
Beylin, Max (1909) – M
Black, B. [Alt: Blach] (1920s) – L
Black, S.N. (1920s) – L
Blankfort, Yitschok (1890) – N
Bleiberg, Boruch (1891) – N
Bleiberg, Yehuda (1891) – N
Bloch, M. (1920s) – L
Bloom, L. (1920s) – L
Blum, Eliezer Meir (1910s) – D, M, Z
Blum, Hillel (1891) – N
Blum, Louis (1909) – D, M
Blum, S. (1880s) – M
Blum, Shamai Hillel (1880s) – M, N
Blum, Zalmen (1890) – N
Blumberg, B. (1880s) – M
Blumberg, Boruch (1890s) – D, N, Z
Blumberg, Louis (1880s) – M Blumberg, M. (1880s) – M
Blumberg, S. (1920s) – L
Blumberg, Yehuda (1891) – N
Blumenthal, Benoit (1890) – N
Blumenthal, Moishe Dovid (1890) – N
Boylle, M.S. (1920s) – L
Brand, Mrs. B. (1920s) – L
Braude, S. (1880s) – M
Brauer, I.M. (1921) – L
Braverman, Eliezer (1900s) – D, Z
Brody, Chaim Aaron (1890s) – N
Brodski, Benny (1920s) – L
Brodski, L. (1920s) – L
Brody, B. (1920s) – L
Brody, Henry (1850s) – M
Brody, N. (1920s) – L
Brody, Shmuel Leib (1890s) – N
Broido, Chaim (1892) – N
Broido, Nisn (1892) – N
Broido, Shmuel Leib (1890) – N
Burok, M. (1920s) – L

Cahn, Yehuda Leib (1894) – N
Cantor, Ober (1892) – N
Cashman, Yitschok (1892) – N
Chaleff, J. (1920s) – L
Chaneles, H. (1920s) – L
Chaneles, I. (1931) – L
Charnes, Zev Wolf (1894) – N
Charnoff, Abraham (1920s) – L
Chuck, Henry (1850s) – M
Chuck, Jerahemial (1850s) – M
Clark, Morris (1890) – N
Cohen, A. (1920s) – L
Cohen, A.N. (1920s) – L
Cohen, Chaim Yosef (1910s) – D, Z
Cohen, Charles J. (1920s) – L
Cohen, D. (1920s) – L
Cohen, David (1923) – L
Cohen, Dovid (1890s) – D, N, Z
Cohen, H. (1920s) – L
Cohen, Hyme (1920s) – L
Cohen, Isidor (1930s) – L
Cohen, Isidore (1920s) – L
Cohen, Israel (?) – M
Cohen, Izi (1920s) – L
Cohen, Joseph (1893) – N
Cohen, J.S. (1920s) – L
Cohen, Kalman (?) – L
Cohen, Leib (1850s) – M
Cohen, L. (1920s) – L
Cohen, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis (1920s) – L, Z
Cohen, Louis (1909) – M
Cohen, M. (1890s; 1920s) – D, L
Cohen, Max (1890;1909;1920s)- D, L, M, N
Cohen, Mayer (1920s) – L
Cohen, Meir (1890s) – D, Z
Cohen, Michael (1892) – N
Cohen, Mordechai (1890s) – D, N, Z
Cohen, Mordcha (1923) – L
Cohen, Moshe Leib (1900s) – D, M, Z
Cohen, Nathan (1920s) – L
Cohen, Shmuel (1900s) – D, Z
Cohen, Wolf (1850s) – M
Cohen, Yaakov (1900s) – D, Z
Cohen, Yehuda (1890s) – D, Z
Cohen, Yehuda Leib (1900) – D, Z
Cohen, Yitschok (1894) – N
Cohn, D. (1880s) – M
Cohn, I. (1880s) – M
Cohn, J. (1880s) – M
Cohn, Jos. (1880s)
Cohn, Mickel (1880s) – M

Daidan, Dovid (1891) – N
Darinson, S. (1920s) – L
Davidoff, Dr. B. (1920s) – L
Davis, Avrohom (1894) – N
Dimandstin [Alt: Dimonstin], M. (1920s)- L
Dobrin, Moshe (1910s) – D, Z
Dobryn, M. (1920s) – L
Dov, Yitschok (1890) – N
Dovbokin (Dontenin?), M. (1930s) – L
Dulowitz, S. (1880s) – M

Edelman, Dov (1890) – N
Edelman, J. (1920s) – L
Edelman, Isi (1920s) – L
Edelman, R. (1920s) – L
Edelman, S. (1920s) – L
Edelman, Yosef Yaakov (1910s) – D, Z
Engel, I. (1920s) – L
Epstein (1891) – N
Epstein, Mr. & Mrs. H (1920s) – L
Epstein, S. (1920s) – L
Etkin, Arye Louis (1891) – N
Evenstein, Isaac (1880s, 1910s) – D,M,N, Z

Fanron, Taakov Shlomo (1900s) – D, Z
Fein, Avrohom Yitschok (1890s) – D, Z
Fein, I. (1920s) – L
Fein, I.N. (1920s) – L
Fein, Yitschok Nochum (1910s) – D
Feinberg, A. (1920s) – L
Feinberg, Abraham (1880s) – M
Feinberg, Avrohom (1890s) – D, Z
Feinberg, E. (1880s) – M
Feinberg, I. (1920s) – L
Feinberg, J. (1880s) – M
Feinsilber, L. (1920s) – L
Feinsilber, Moshe Z. (1890s, 1920s)-D,L, Z
Feinsilber, Robby (1910s) – D, Z
Feinstein, Eliezer (1892) – D, N
Feinstein, L. (1880s) – M
Ferber, I. (1920s) – L
Ferber, Nathan (1891) – N
Fidler, H. (1920s) – L
Fine, Abraham Isaac (1909) – M
Fine, Dov (1890) – N
Fink, Meir (1880s) – M, D
Fink, Moshe (1891) – N
Fink, S.I. (1920s) – L
Finkelstein, R. (1920s) – L
Frank, Arye (1890s) – D, N, Z
Frank, Sora Tema (1891) – N
Frank, L. (1920s) – L
Fridland S. (1920s) – L
Friedland, Shloyme (1891) – N
Friedman, M.B. (1880s) – M
Friedman, Betty (1891) – N
Fromkes, Solomon (1864) – M

Gantzer, A. (1910s) – D, Z
Gellis, Isaac or Yitschok (1880s) -D,M,N, Z
Gellis, S. (1920s) – L
Ginsburg, Benjamin (1920s) – L
Ginsburg, L. (1920s) – L
Ginsburg, Nathan (1920s) – L
Ginzburg, Chaim (1891) – N
Ginzurg, Shlomo (1891) – N
Gladstein, M/M M. (1920s) – L
Glass, Moses Or Moshe (1880s) – M, N
Glatstein, Michel (1910s) – D, Z
Glatstone, Michael (1909) – M
Glickstein, N. (1920s) – L
Glickstein, S. (1920s) – L
Gold, Alex (1930s) – L
Gold, J. (1920s) – L
Goldberg, I. (1920s) – L
Goldberg, M. (1920s) – L
Goldberg, Nosn Meir (1891) – N
Goldberg, S. (1920s; 1929) – L
Goldenshohn, Matisyahu (1894) – N
Goldenson, Moshe (1891) – N
Goldfein, Barnet (1909; 1912-15) – D, M, Z
Goldfine, B. (1920s)
Goldman, B. (1880s) – L, M
Goldman, Dov (1893) – N
Goldman, Heyman (1894) – N
Goldman, Yitschok (1890s)
Goldfine, J. (1920s) – L
Goldfine, S. (1920s) – L
Goldfine, Sam (1920s) – L
Goldman, B. (1880s)
Goldman, M/M Barnet (1920s) – L
Goldman, D. (1920s) – L
Goldman, F. (1880s) – M
Goldman, Issac (1920s) – L
Goldman, M. (1880s) – M
Goldman, Yitschok (1890-04) – D, Z
Goldschmid, Rafael (1910s) – D, Z
Goldsmith, Raphael (1920s) – L
Goldsmith, Harry (1920s) – L
Goldsmith, J. (1920s) – L
Goldsmith, L. (1920s) – L
Goldsmith, R. (1920s)
Goldsmith, S. (1920s) – L
Goldstein, D. (1880s) – M
Goldstein, H. (1920s) – L
Goldstein, M. (1880s) – M
Goldstein, Michel (1900s) – D, Z
Goldstein, Robert (1930s) – L
Goldstein, Yehuda (1894) – N
Goodman, A. (1880s) – M
Goodman (1920s) – L
Gordon, I.I. (1920s) – L
Gordon, M. (1920s) – L
Goren, Joseph (1891) – N
Gotlieb (1890) – N
Gradinski, Marks (1880s) – M
Graves, R. (1920s) – L
Green, Joseph (1880s; 1893) – M, N
Greenberg, Meir (1880s) – M, N
Greenfeld, L. (1920s) – L
Greenstone, Elias (1850s) – M
Greisman, B. (1931) – L
Gribetz, A. (1920s) – L
Gribetz, Ch. J. (1920s) – L
Gribetz, Leib (1910s) – D, Z
Gribetz, M. (1920s) – L
Gribetz, Mend. (1920s) – L
Gribetz, Michel (1910s, 1920s) – D, L, Z
Grinbaum, Pinchas (1891) – N
Grinberg, Meyer (1891) – N
Grinblat, A. (1920s) – L
Grodzinski, Abraham (1891) – N
Grooshinsky, J. (1880s) – M
Grossman, M/M L. (1920s) – L
Grub, M. (1920s) – L
Gutman, Moshe (1880s) – D, M, N, Z
Gutstein, Tsvi (1891) – N
Gutterman, Abraham (1920s) – L

Harris, Abraham (1880s) – M
Harris, H. (1880s) – M
Harris, J. (1880s) – M
Harris, Limpan (1892) – N
Harris, Mordechai Tsvi (1880s; 1891) – N
Harris, Nyman (1850s)
Harris, Shraga (1890s) – D, N, Z
Harris, Tsvi Shraga (1890s) – N
Heiman, Gerson or Gershon(1890s) – D,N,
Herland, Tenor (1891) – N
Heiser, Issachar Or Iseir (1890s) -D,M,N, Z
Herman, J.J. (1920s) – L
Herris, Mrs. (1920s) – L
Hershkowitz, N. (1920s) – L
Herzowski, N. (1920s) – L
Herzowski, W. (1920s) – L
Hirsch, Rev (1890s)
Horwitz, A. (1920s) – L
Horwitz, B. (1920s) – L
Horwitz, N. (1920s) – L
Hulkoff, I. (1920s) – L
Hurtes, B. (1920s) – L
Hurvitch, Nosn Note (1910s) – D, Z
Hurvitch, Zariah (1910s) – D, Z
Hurvits, Philip [Alt: Hurwitch] (1893) – N
Hurwitz, M.A. [Mrs. S?] (1920s) – L
Hurwitz, Meir Shimon (1890s) – D, Z
Hurwitz, Mrs. S. (1920s)
Hutkof, Nochum (1890s) – D, M, N, Z
Hutkoff, Mrs. (1920s) – L
Hutkoff, Nathan (1880s)
Hyman, G. (1880s) – M
Hyman, H. (1880s) – M
Hyman, M.L. (1880s, 1920s)

I
Isaacs, Samuel Hillel (1850s) – M
Isaaks, I. (1920s) – L
Iseir [Alt: Heiser], Issachar (1880s)
Isidore, Avrohom Tsvi, (1880s;1890)- M, N
Israel, M. (1920s) – L
Israelit, M. (1920s) – L
Israelit, Morris (1909) – M
Israelit, Moshe (1900s) – D, Z
Itzkowitz, Mrs. J. (1920s) – L
Itzkowitz, M. (1920s) – L

[For “J” Names, Also See “Y”]

Jacobs (1920s) – L
Jacobs, M.S. (1930s) – L
Jacobs, Moshe Leib (1910s) – D, Z
Jacobs, Shmuel Yaakov (1890s) – D, N, Z
Jacobson, Moshe (1893) – N
Jaffe, M. Ch. (1920s) – L
Jarmalowsky, Alexander or
Jarmulovsky, Se nder] (1880s) – D,M,N,Z
Joseph, Meir (1892) – N
Joshelevitz, L. (1920s) – L
Joshelevitz, Sh. M. (1930s) – L

Kadan, A. (1920s) – L
Kadane, David (1890) – (B, F?) M
Kagan, Israel (1920s) – L
Kaidan, Dovid (1890s) – D, N, Z
Kaliski, Harris (1850s) – N
Kalman, Tsvi (1894) – N
Kalmanovitz, I. (1920s)
Kalmanovitz, K. I. (1920s) – L
Kalmanovitz, Louis (1920s) – L
Kalmanowitz, I. (1920s) – L
Kalshinsky, ? (1880s) – M
Kantor, B. (1920s) – L
Kantor, J. (1920s) – L
Kantorowitz, S. (1920s) – L
Kaplan, B. (1920s) – L
Kaplan, Boruch Dovid (1890s) – D, N, Z
Kaplan, Israel (1894) – N
Kaplan, Kopel (1894) – N
Kaplan, S. (1920s; 1930s) – L
Kaplan, Sym (1920s) – L
Kaplan, Tuvia (1880s) – D, M, N, Z
Kaplan, Yisroel (1893) – N
Karl, I. (1920s) – L
Karlit, W. (1920s) – L
Karlitzki, B. (1920s) – L
Karol, J. (1920s) – L
Karol, Sh. (1920s) – L
Kashman, J. (1880s) – M
Katz, Dr. Michael (1920s) – L
Kaugan (?), I. (1930s) – L
Kendall, ? (1910s) – Z
Kessel, M. (1920s) – L
Kessman, A.L. (1920s) – L
Kessman, A.U. (1920s) – L
Kessman, Ch. D. (1920s) – L
Kessman, R. (1920s) – L
Kessman, S. (1920s) – L
Kidanski, Yisroel Dov (1893) – M, N
Kidansky, D. (1880s) – M
Kidansky, J. (1880s) – M, N
Kirstein, ? (1890s) – Z
Kirstein, D. (1920s) – L
K ivelevitz, J.S. (1920s) – L
Kivelevitz, S.B. (1920s) – L
Kivelewitz, M. (1920s) – L
Klein, H.W. (1880s) – M
Klein, M.A. (1920s) – L
Klein, Tsvi Zev (1890s) – N, Z
Kohen, Samuel (1909) – M
Kohn, Yehuda Leib (1892) – N
Kolmanowitz, E. (1920s) – L
Komel, Aharon (1890s) – Z
Konikof, Yosef (1900s) – Z
Kort, Zev (1891) – N
Kotler, Hirsch (1894) – N
Kotlowski, Fishl (1892) – N
Kram, L. (1920s) – L
Kramer, Meir (1893) – N
Krand, Mrs. (1895) – N
Kremer, B. (1920s) – L
Krom, Arye Leib (1890s) – M, N, Z
Krom, Louis (1890) – N
Kushelevitz, Abe (1920s) – L
Kushelevitz, Ch. M. (1920s) – L
Kushelevitz, L. (1920s) – L
Kushelevitz, Ph. (1920s) – L
Kvint, Avrohom (1890s) – N, Z

L
Lakser, L. (1920s) – L
Laretsky, L. (1920s) – L
Lasarous, M.J. [Alt: Lasarows] (1920s) – L
Lasarovitz, Uri (1920s) – L
Lasarowitz, D. (1920s) – L
Lasarovitz, S. (1920s) – L
Lasarowitz, J. (1920s) – L
Lasarowitz, Max (1920s) – L
Lasarows, H. (1920s) – L
Lasarus, M. (1880s) – M
Lasky, David (1850s) – M
Lazarof, Shimon (1910s) – Z
Lazaros, R. (1920s) – L
Lazarovitch, Shimon (1890s) – Z
Lazarus, Mendl (1892) – N
Lazerowitz, Simon (1909) – M
Lebovich, Michael (1890s) – N, Z
Lebovitch, Israel [Alt: Lebowitz, Yisroel or
Leibowitz] (1894) – N
Leibovitz, A. (1920s) – L
Leibovitz, H. (1920s) – L
Leibovitz, L. (1920s) – L
Leibovitz, M.A. (1920s) – L
Leibowitz, D. (1920s) – L
Leibowitz, M.A. (1930s) – L
Levin, Abrham (1891) – N
Levin, Sam (1891) – N
Levin, Shmarya Halevi (1891) – N
Levin, Tsvi Arye (1895) – N
Levington, Moses (1880s)
Levinski, Nathan (1920s) – L
Levit, W. (1880s) – M
Levitz, A. (1920s) – L
Levitz, Joseph (1920s) – L
Levy, A.J. (1930s) – L
Levy, Abraham (1850s) – M
Levy, Abraham S. (1909) – M
Levy, B. (1880s) – M
Levy, H. (1920s) – L
Levy, Hyman (1880s) – M
Levy, Harris (1909) – M
Levy, Herman (1930s) – L
Levy, Jacob (1850s) – M
Levy, Lewis (1930s) – L
Levy, M. (1880s) – M
Levy, M.S. (1880s) – M
Levy, Moses (1880s) – M
Levy, S. (1880s; 1920s) – L, M
Levy, Sam (1880s; 1930s) – L, M
Lew, I. (1920s) – L
Lewis, Ph. (1920s) – L
Liblaus, Mordechai (1890) – N
Lichtenstein, Benjamin (1850s) – M
Liebow, A. (1930s) – L
Lifshitz, E. (1920s) – L
Lifshitz, L. (1920s) – L
Lifshitz, Mrs. R. (1920s) – L
Lifshitz, Sol (1920s) – L
Lifshitz, Y.T. (1890s, 1910s) – Z
Lipshitz, Ch. (1920s) – L
Lipshitz, S. (1920s) – L
Lipshitz, Shyman (1920s) – L
Lisak, Tsvi (1906) – Z
Lisk, M. (1920s) – L
Litovitz, S. (1920s) – L
Livai, Chaim Boruch (1890s) – Z
Livai, Yitschok Dov (1890s) – N
Livai, Harry (1910s) – Z
Livai, Joseph (1892) – N
Livai, Moshe Yitschok (1892) – N
Livai, Shamaya (1900s) – Z
Livai, Shlomo (1890s) – Z
Livai, Tsvi Arye (1890) – N
Livai, Yitschok Dov (1890s) – N, Z
Livingston, Moshe (1890s) – M, N, Z
London, Eliezer (1890) – N
London, Kalmen (1910s) – N, Z
Louis, Mordechai Leib (1890) – N
Lubetkin, Nathan (1887; 1893) – M, N, Z
Luis, M.L. (1880s) – M
Lunitach, Jacob (1893) – N
Lunitz, J. (1920s) – L
Lunitz, Yaakov [Alt: Lunitch] (1890s) -N, Z
Lustgarten, S. (1920s) – L

M
Makalisky, Abraham (1880s) – M
Malchiel, Dovid (1890s) – N, Z
Manasevitch, Moshe (1891) – N
Mandel, J. (1930s) – L
Mandel, S. (1920s) – L
Mandel, W. (1920s) – L
Manel, Pesha Chana (1891) – N
Manhat, J. (1920s) – L
Manhoff, A. (1920s) – L
Margulin (Margolin), H. (1920s) – L
Margulin, J. (1920s) – L
Margulis, L. (1920s) – L
Marks, Abraham (Casper) (1860s) – M
Marks, Davis [Alt: Marx] (1880s) – M
Markus, M. (1920s) – L
Markus, M. (1931) – L
Maslow, B. (1920s) – L
Massia, H. (1930s) – L
Matlawsky, Arye Leib (1880s; 1909) – M, Z
Matlawsky, Louis (1886)
Max, Yechezkel (1890) – N
Mayer, I. (1920s) – L
Mayer, Mrs. (1920s) – L
Medanski, Yaadov Chaim (1892) – N
Medansky, H. (1880s) – M
Meir, Yisroel (1890s) – Z
Meisel, M. (1930s) – L
Melnik, Schmul (1920s) – L
Mendlovitz, B. [Alt: Mendlowitz](1920s) – L
Mendlovitz, L. (1920s) – L
Meyer, Abraham Zvi (1892) – N
Meyer, Yaakov (1890) – N
Meyers, Arye Leib (1890s) – N, Z
Middleman, Judah (1850s) – M
Miller, N. (1920s) – L
Miller, Nochum Zishe (1910s) – Z
Minzer, Jacob or
Mintzer, Yaakov](1890)- M,N
Mirovitch, ? (1910s) – Z
Mirvas, Abraham (1909) – M
Mirvis, Aharon (1900s) – Z
Mirwis, A.J. (1920s) – L
Mirwis, H. (1930s) – L
Morris, A. (?) – L
Myers, J. (1880s) – M
Myers, Louis (1890) – M

N
Nachimov, Aharon Shmuel (1910-20s)-L,Z
Nachimow, A.S. (1920s)
Nachimow, Ch. (1920s) – L
Nachimow, H. (1920s) – L
Nachimow, L. (1920s) – L
Nachimsky, B. (1880s) – M
Nachimsky, H (190s) – M
Nachtagal, M.L. (1880s) – M
Nadler, B. (1920s) – L
Nagel, Yitschok (1891) – N
Nathan, S. (1880s) – M
Nathan, Shlomo Zalmen (1890s) – N, Z
Nieberg, H. (1920s) – L
Numan, G. (1880s) – M

O
Oppenheim, Shimon (1880s; 1890) – M, N
Oshinsky, Aharon (1900s) – Z
Oshman, Leyzer (1910s) – Z

P
Padell, Sam (1920s) – L
Parnes, Dovid (1910s) – Z
Parness, D. (1920s) – L
Paston, Kalman (1880s) – M
Pausisky (Pansisky?), L. (1880s) – M
Pelman, Israel (1893) – N
Penn, S. (1920s) – L
Perel, Philip (1920s) – L
Persky, J. (1920s) – L
Peskin, J. (1920s) – L, M
Philips, Feibel (1850s) – M
Philips, H. (1920s) – L
Philips, S. (1880s) – M
Phillips, Shraga (1891) – N
Piltzer, Yechezkel (1890) – N
Polanski, A. (1920s) – L
Popkin, Avrohom (1891) – N
Potashinsky, Ch. (1880s) – M
Potoshinsky, Moshe Tsodok (1890s) – Z
Prostakow, A. (1920s) – L
Pushinski, Ch. (1920s) – L

R
Rabiner, Abraham J. (1920s) – L
Rabiner, G. (1930s) – L
Rabiner, Meir Shimon (1890s) – L, N, Z
Rabiner, M.S. (1880s) – M
Rabinovitch, Aharon Yona (1910s) – M
Rabinovitch, Shmarya (1890s) – N, Z
Rabinowitz, A.J. (1920s) – L
Rabinowitz, M. (1920s) – L
Rabinowitz, S. (1920s) – L
Rabinowitz, E. (1920s) – L
Rachmil, S. (1920s) – L
Raden, M. (1880s) – M
Radin, Moshe (1890s) – Z
Raphall, Isidor (1850s) – M
Ratzker, Leibel (1850s) – M
Rechtman, J (1850s) – M
Reiner, Abraham (1850s) – M
Ratzkowski, I. (1920s) – L
Ritsman, Shmuel (1900s) – Z
Rivkin, H. (1920s) – L
Robbins, K. (1920s) – L
Robins, ? (1920s) – L
Robinsohn, Zev (1890s) – N, Z
Robinson, Wolf (1890) – M
Rolenberg, Eli (1890) – M
Rose, Arye (1891) – N
Rosen, M. (1880s) – M
Rosen, Yitschok (1892) – N
Rosenberg Ii, Shmuel (1890s) – N, Z
Rosenberg, Mrs. R. (1930s) – L
Rosenberg, Mrs. S. (1920s) – K
Rosenblum, Chaim Yaakov (1890s) – N, Z
Rosenthal, J. (1880s) – M
Rosenblum, Jacob C. (1890) – M
Rosenthal, Jacob (1858) – M
Rosenthal, Mordechai (1880s; 1890) – M, N
Rosenthal, Yitschok (1890s) – N, Z
Rosoff, Ch. (1920s) – L
Rosow, L. (1920s) – L
Rosowski, F. (1920s) – L
Rosowski, H. (1920s) – L
Rosowski, J. (1920s) – L
Ross, Max (1920s) – L
Rotenberg, Eliyohu Tsvi (1890s) – N, Z
Rotenberg, Nisn (1890s) – N, Z
Roth, S. (1920s) – L
Rothenberg, Mrs. R. (1920s) – L
Rothschild, Baruch Solomon (1850s) – M
Rothstein, Joshua (1850s) – M
Rotstein, L. (1880s) – M
Rotstein, Yehoshua (1893) – N
Rubin, B. (1920s) – L
Rubin, Joseph Aharon (1892) – N
Rubin, M. (1880s) – M

S
Sakolski, Hyam (1860s) – M
Salamon, M. (1920s) – L
Salamon, R. (1920s) – L
Salmon, S. (1920s) – L
Samuels, J. (1880s) – M
Samuels, Philip (1880s) – M
Sandler, Moshe Chaim [May Be Morris] – N
Saretsky, L. (1920s) – L
Saretzky, Ch. (1920s) – L
Schechter, E. (1920s) – L
Schiller, Arye (1890) – N
Schimshilewitz, A. (1920s) – L
Schmukler, B. (1930s) – L
Schneider, L. (1920s) – L
Schole (Schale?), S. (1920s) – L
Schwartz, S. (1920s) – L
Schwartz, Schoel (1920s) – L
Schwartz, Tobias (1850s) – M
Seff, K. (1880s) – M
Segal, Abraham Leib (1891) – N
Segal, Arye (1890) – N
Selick, M.N. (1880s) – M
Selig, Moshe Nisn – N
Seligman, Yehoshua (1891) – N
Selwan (Selvan), A. (1920s) – L
Selwan (Selvan), R. (1920s; 1930s) – L
Serganski, Tsodek (1890s) – N, Z
Shapiro (Shopiro), H. (1930s) – L
Sheiman, M.S. (1880s) – M
Shiller, Abram (1909) – M
Shiller, Arye (1890s) – N, Z
Shimon, Mordechai (1891) – N
Shinski, Chonoch (1893) – N
Shinsky, H. (1880s) – M
Shmookler, M.L. (1920s) – L
Shneider, Ch. L. (1920s) – L
Shole (Shale?), E. (1920s) – L
Shterenheim, Naftoli (1891) – N
Shulman, H.W. (1880s) – M
Shulman, Tsvi Zev (1890s) – N, Z
Shunski, Chaim (1891) – N
Siegel, A. (1880s) – M
Siegel, Avrohom Leib [Halevi] (1891) – N
Silberman, B. (1920s) – L
Silberman, H. (1920s) – L
Silberman, I. (1920s) – L
Silberman, Jacob Or Yaakov (1895) – N
Silberman, Joshua (1890) – N
Silberman, R.H. (1920s) – L
Silberman, S. (1880s) – M
Silberman, Yitschok (1910s) – Z
Silbershtein, Ephraim Shlomo (1890s)-N, Z
Silberstein, B. (1880s) – M
Silberstein, Ephraim B. (1890s)
Silberstein, G. (1880s) – M
Silberstein, H. (1880s) – M
Silberstein, H.W. (1880s) – M
Silberstein, L. (1880s) – M
Silver, A. (1920s) – L
Silver, A.L. (1930s) – L
Silver, B. (1920s) – L
Silver, D. (1920s) – L
Silver, H. (1930s) – L
Silver, S. (1930s) – L
Silverman, Isaac (1909) – M
Siman, S. (1880s) – M
Simon, R. (1920s) – L
Simon, Rubin (1920s) – L
Simon, S. (1920s) – L
Simon, Yerachmiel (1900) – Z
Simonow, L. (1920s) – L
Singer, Moshe Leib (1890) – N
Singer, W. (1880s) – M
Singer, Zev (1890) – N
Sisenwein, Michael (1850s) – M
Sitzman (Sityman, Sikyman?), S. (1930s) – L
Slatter, A. (1920s) – L
Slonimski, M. (1920s) – L
Smith, H. (1920s) – L
Smith, Yaakov (1890) – N
Sokolski, ? (1892) – N
Sokolsky, Chaim (1893) – N
Solomon, D. (1920s) – L
Solomon, I. (1920s) – L
Solomon, J. (1930s) – L
Sossner, Abraham J. (1920s) – L
Spector, A. (1920s; 1930s) – L
Spizman, Joseph (1860s) – M
Steinberg, B. (1920s) – L
Steinman, Philip (1920s) – L
Stoff, H. (1920s) – L
Stolowsky, D.S. (1880s) – L
Stolowsky, M. (1880s) – M
Stone, Avrohom (1890) – N
Storenheim, J. (1880s) – M
Stroll, Nachman (1900s) – Z
Subrinsky, J. (1880s) – M
Sutstein, Tsvi (1891) – N

T
Tanenholz, E. (1880s) – M
Trotsky, Reuven (1890) – N
Tsvi, Avrohom (1891) – N
Tsvi, Moshe (1890) – N
Tumim, Anna (1890) – N
Turetzki, S. (1920s) – L
Tzvi, Avrohom (1894) – N

U
Urvitch, Yaakov (1894) – N

W
Wizonski, Louis (1892) – N
Wallach, A. (1920s) – L
Wallenstein, Avrohom (1893) – N
Wallenstein, J. (1880s) – L
Wallenstein, M. (1880s; 1920s) – M, L
Wallenstein, Yehuda (1900s) – M, N, Z
Walter, J. (1920s) – L
Warshaver, ? (1910s) – Z
Watman, S. (1880s) – M
Wax, Avrohom Simcha (1892) – N
Waxman, Shmuel (1890) – N
Weber, J. (1920s) – L
Webster, J. (1880s) – M
Webster, Yaakov (1892) – N
Weinstein, A. (1920s) – L
Weinstein, I. (1920s; 1930s) – L
Weinstein, Moshe Y. (1893;1900s)-N,Z
Weiss, A. (1920s) – L
Weiss, Morris [Lawyer; 1891] – N
Weissman, Joseph Selig (1891) – N
Welinski, M. (1930s) – L
Weller, Todros (1900s) – Z
Wiener, Moshe (1891) – N
Winer, Beni (1920s) – L
Winer, Mrs. Ch. (1920s) – L
Winer, I. (1920s) – L
Wittenstein, Michael (1880s) – M
Wolbarsht, Boruch (1880s; 1893) – M, N
Wolf, B. (1920s) – L
Wolf, I. (1920s) – L
Wolowitz, E. (1880s) – M
Wolt (Wolf?), ? (1880s) – M

Y
Yaneshevitch, Moshe (1893) – N
Yarmulowski, Alexander (1890)-D,M,N,Z
Yarmulowsky, Samuel (1892) – N
Yerachmiel, Simon (1915)

Yosef, Meyer (1891) – N

Z
Zakovitch, Zalman or
Zakovits, Zalman (1890s)-N, Z
Zalmen, Shloime (1891) – N
Ziskind [Faynsilber], Moshe (1890)-N,R
Zubrinski, Yitschok (1900-909) – M, N, Z
Zuckerman, Gavriel (1890s) – N, Z
Zusman, Israel (1894) – N