Jews from Biłgoraj staying in Tarnogród (11.1941)

A census from November 1941 of the Biłgoraj burned people staying in Tarnogród. It contains the names of representatives of 71 Jewish families (327 people in total):

• Brener Ruchla Łaja,

• Brezel Icek,

• Brylantsztajn Frajdla,

• Dorenbosz Majlech,

• Edelstein Leib,

• Elbaum Mendel.

• Erbesfeld Chaim,

• File Icek,

• File Moszko Szmul,

• Feil Boruch,

• Feil Uszer,

• Fink Hena,

• Fiszer Nachman,

• Flamenbaum Chaja,

• Frayman Bajla,

• Frost Mayer,

• Goldberg and Icek Mayer.

• Goldbrener Chysia,

• Goldbrener Moszko,

• Goldroyt Mindla,

• Harman Abram,

• Harman Chana,

• Harman Dwojra,

• Harman Gitla,

• Hartman Mordko,

• Hochman Abram,

• Hochman Ela,

• Honig Pesia,

• Hraman Rywka,

• Kantor Hinde,

• Kantor Jakub Arie,

• Kesłowicz Hillel,

• Kirszenfeld Srul,

• Kleiner Benzion,

• Klajner Moszko,

• Boruch Block,

• Kloc Matys,

• Mark Syma,

• Micner Zysia,

• Bad luck Szaj,

• Rajdler Szmul,

• Rosenberg Nuta,

• Rubin Jakub,

• Knight Ruchla,

• And the Goldroyt Nut.

• Sznajder Szulim,

• Shnicer Nusym,

• Sznicer Wolf,

• Spiegincer Jankiel,

• Szrajber Szmul,

• Sztarbier Ruchla,

• Sztarkier Wolf,

• Sztender Leman,

• Sztern Lejb,

• Sztokman Szmul,

• Szwarc Brana Jakub,

• Szwarc Khan,

• Tayeter Chaskiel,

• Torem Mordko,

• Unke Szloma,

• Weinberg Aaron,

• Weinberg Chana,

• Weinberg Freidel,

• Wakslielt Josef,

• Welc Abram,

• Welc Moszko Aron,

• Wertman Neck,

• A little bit of ice,

• Zemler Laybe,

• Zylberman Moszko,

• Zylberwajg Pinkus.

source: Archives of the Jewish Historical Institute, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Years 1939–1942 (AJDC), sign. 210/684, p. 83.

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