Friday, September 08, 2006
06 399 - Feiga Gitel CIESZLAK
06 398 - Yenta, daughter of Moshe Yosef
06 397 - Ita KACANEK
06 396 - Chaya KACHNOWICZ
06 394 - Liba Bela PANUSZ
06 393 - Liba GUTMAN
06 392 - Nechama Freidel ZELIGZON
06 391 - Sora, daughter of Yakov Tzvi
06 388 - Yocheved PECINER
06 386 - Rivka Elka RUBENSTEIN
06 385 - Shifra BERSZTYN
06 384 - Sima Mindel BRZEZINSKI
Sima Mindel, daughter of Yitzchak Yosef WINIK of Stavisk, wife of Shimon BRZEZINSKI of Lomza. Died in Lomza in 1920.
06 383 - Hinda
06 382
06 381 - Lea GRINBERG
06 377A - Fruma, daughter of Binyamin
I know -- the number in the photo says 378. But there's already a 378, so this will be 377A. Anyway, this is Fruma, daughter of Binyamin, wife of Avraham the Cohen. Died in 1926.
06 378 - Tzipa JABLONOWICZ
06 375 - Shasha Hinda SZENIAK
06 374 - Lea ROZENTAL
06 373
06 370 - Aidel Devora GORDON
Aidel Devora, daughter of Rabbi Eliezer SZULEWICZ, wife of Rabbi Yechiel Mordechai GORDON. Died January 17, 1929 in her 42nd year. Five children.
According to Eliyahu Hershfeld, Aidel's father, Rabbi Eliezer Szulewicz (or Shulevits) was born in Kolno and founded the yeshiva in Lomza. (See the June 2009 issue of the journal Landsmen for a short bio.) Rabbi Shulevitz was worried about the conscription of his children to the army, and apparently only one of his five or so sons actually took the name Shulevitz. Aidel Devorah was married to Rabbi Yechiel Mordechai Gordon, who took over the yeshiva in Lomza with his brother-in-law Yehoshua Zelig Ruch when their father-in-law Rabbi Shulevitz moved part of the yeshiva to Petach Tikva, Israel in 1923. Rabbi Gordon was on a fund raising trip to the USA when WW2 broke out, and survived, but his daughter and family who were in Lomza were killed. He later settled in Israel and was the head of the Lomza yeshiva in Petach Tikva till his death in 1964. See http://www.acoast.com/pub/sehc/hamaayan/0304/vaera.034 for some biographical info.
Eliyahu was kind enough to translate the full text of the stone:
"The translation is loose, since I find it hard to literally translate poetic text.
Here lies
A good ??? important woman
Fear of g-d never left her
The ways of the Torah, she followed with love
Her heart yearned to be close to mitzvos
There was anxiety in the heart of he husband and children
When she left them in the prime of her life
Broken hearted cries her relatives wailed
Many good people cried over her
A merciful mother to her 5 children
In the 42nd year of her life
Our dear and honored mother
The woman Aidel Devorah
daughter of Rabbi Eleizer
Shulevitz, the wife of Rabbi
Yechiel Mordechai
Gordon
Passed away in a good name 6 Shevat
Year [5]689 (to the small number)
May her soul be bound to the bond of life
The text on the right side of the monument forms the acrostic Aidel Devorah."
According to Eliyahu Hershfeld, Aidel's father, Rabbi Eliezer Szulewicz (or Shulevits) was born in Kolno and founded the yeshiva in Lomza. (See the June 2009 issue of the journal Landsmen for a short bio.) Rabbi Shulevitz was worried about the conscription of his children to the army, and apparently only one of his five or so sons actually took the name Shulevitz. Aidel Devorah was married to Rabbi Yechiel Mordechai Gordon, who took over the yeshiva in Lomza with his brother-in-law Yehoshua Zelig Ruch when their father-in-law Rabbi Shulevitz moved part of the yeshiva to Petach Tikva, Israel in 1923. Rabbi Gordon was on a fund raising trip to the USA when WW2 broke out, and survived, but his daughter and family who were in Lomza were killed. He later settled in Israel and was the head of the Lomza yeshiva in Petach Tikva till his death in 1964. See http://www.acoast.com/pub/sehc/hamaayan/0304/vaera.034 for some biographical info.
Eliyahu was kind enough to translate the full text of the stone:
"The translation is loose, since I find it hard to literally translate poetic text.
Here lies
A good ??? important woman
Fear of g-d never left her
The ways of the Torah, she followed with love
Her heart yearned to be close to mitzvos
There was anxiety in the heart of he husband and children
When she left them in the prime of her life
Broken hearted cries her relatives wailed
Many good people cried over her
A merciful mother to her 5 children
In the 42nd year of her life
Our dear and honored mother
The woman Aidel Devorah
daughter of Rabbi Eleizer
Shulevitz, the wife of Rabbi
Yechiel Mordechai
Gordon
Passed away in a good name 6 Shevat
Year [5]689 (to the small number)
May her soul be bound to the bond of life
The text on the right side of the monument forms the acrostic Aidel Devorah."
06 368 - Rozalia KOKOSZKO
Rozalia (Rasha, in Hebrew) KOKOSZKO, whose maiden name was ZALINGER. She died August 26, 1937, aged 81. This is a unique stone as it is the only polished black one in the cemetery. It is also one of the only ones with a Polish inscription. It is just inside the gate from the cemetery building and was the first one I saw when I visited the cemetery in 1995.
Here is the same stone with Ralph Salinger, Summer 2006.
Here is the same stone with Ralph Salinger, Summer 2006.
06 367
Not sure what is going on with this gravesite here, but I posted this picture because you can see the old concrete wall that surrounds the cemetery.
06 360 - Chaya Sheina KAWKEWICZ
Chaya Sheina, daughter of Yakov Gershon, wife of Noach Shraga KAWKEWICZ. Died in 1923. Third photo shows the rear of the stone.
06 359 - Raiza, daughter of Yosef
06 357 - Devora LEWIUSZ
06 355 - Malka FENSTER
06 354 - Sara RAFILOWSKI?
Tiny letters all the way at the bottom: Sara, daughter of Sholom Tzvi, wife of Chaim Moshe Ari RAFILOWSKI. I think.