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[Pages 18 - 19]
| Micha Baron sketched the plan of the shtetl. Shayke Glick, Baruch Krut and others "populated" it with the names and occupations of the inhabitants. |
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Milner Gass (side 1)
| 1 | Christian cemetery |
| 2 | The Flourmill |
| 3 | Der Milner - Reb Eliyahu Yoffe & Batya-Feige |
| 4 | Gershon Slovo & Taibe (Yoffe) |
| 5 | Shapira Sheine & Shlomo (the undertaker) |
| 6 | Gentiles, including the nurse Stautzkena |
| 7 | Jewish school, in the house of: [8] |
| 8 | Shteiman Chyene & Simen (Shimon) |
| 9 | The fisherman Yosl Der Dumblyner & wife |
| 10 | Gentiles |
| 11 | The fisherman Slovo Dovid Der Brodesser |
| 12 | Gentiles |
| 13 | Baron Alter & Esther (Chatzkel) |
| 14 | Kasimov Mishle |
| 15 | Sore-Leah Shein, [midwife &] cupper |
| 16 | [Blacher Dveirl, widow of Yehuda] |
| 17 | Krut Maishe-Ber & Dvora (Kapelushnik) |
| 18 | Pharmacy owned by Stepanavicius (Lith.) |
| 19 | Doctor's house |
| 20 | Gentiles |
| 21 | Police station |
| 22 | Gentiles, including Lithuanian butcher |
| 23 | Berl, the bath attendant & wife Basl Di Shtrikerke, in the house of Orsola (Lith.) |
| 24 | Flourmill owned by Moshke-Yakar [Patz] |
| 25 | 2-story: Barron Avraham; daughter-in-law Sore-Leah [widow of Yitzchak, victim of the pogrom] & her 5 children |
| 26 | Empty plot |
Maskevitcher Gass (side 1)
| 27 | Baruch Krut; Yosl Shifra's Zeligson |
| 28 | Yitzchak Moshe's Zeligson |
| 29 | 2-story. On one side: Shepsl Krut; |
| 30 | Inn. On the other side [31]: |
| 31 | The Melamed Avraham-Moshe Shmidt & Sheine (Zilber) |
| 32 | The tailor Shneor |
| 33 | Zilber sisters, Michle & Rochel (Levitt) whose husbands, the brothers Dovid & Yisrael-Shaul immigrated to America; the tailor Hamburg Nahum & Chana (Yosman) |
| 34 | Yudelowitz Shmuel & Alte [bought house from Ben Zion-Ber Baron & Sheine Chana (Blacher)] |
| 35 | Central well |
| 36 | Public conveniences |
| 37 | Blacher Hirshel & [Musa] Yocheved [(Kagan)] |
| 38 | Grandmother Bobbe Beile |
| 39 | Small synagogue, previously Blacher Yehoshua-Velvel & Feige-Liebe |
| 40 | Beth Midrash & synagogue |
| 41 | Slep David-Mordechai & Sara |
| 42 | [Treitl Shalom-Ber] father & daughter |
| 43 | Mordechowitz Chaim-Baruch |
Lane leading to Silvitzke's Grove
| 44 | [Silva (Lith.), owner of the grove] |
| 45 | Rabbi's house |
| 46 | Glussak Sore-Beile |
Maskevitcher Gass (side 2)
| 47 | Aires Sore; dyehouse |
| 48 | Mordechowitz Avraham & Hodel (expert at healing a reiz [rash caused by streptococcus]) |
| 49 | Orlin Elya & Rochel (Chatzkel) |
| 50 | Gentiles |
| 51 | Ken Hashomer Hatzair ("cell") in house of: Rivel Di Patumsiche |
| 52 | Koppel Der Soldaat (The Soldier) |
| 53 | Der Garber (The Tanner) |
| 54 | Gentiles |
| 55 | Charit Riva-Leah (Chatzkel) |
| 56 | Spring |
| 57 | The tailor Pakalnis (Lith.) |
| 58 | Schwartz David (bank manager) & Lesl (Levitt) |
| 59 | The dressmaker Chana-Rivl Zeligson (Burstein) |
| 60 | The widow Pesa-Mira |
| 61 | Napoleon Binyamin & Rachel (Strauss) |
| 62 | The tailor Asher Chaitowitz; in the other part: [63] |
| 63 | Jewish Folksbank |
| 64 | Gentiles |
| 65 | Berman Chone & Chaya-Mala |
| 66 | Chana, daughter of Itzik Mashiach's Glick |
| 67 | Binder Getzl & Rivl-Ella (daughter of Itzik Mashiach's Glick) |
| 68 | Schwartz Moshe & Taibe (Horowitz) |
| 69 | [Shteinman Sore-Leah & son Itzke] |
| 70 | Jewish school principal Hillel Schwartz & Ella (Slep) (previously Milun family) |
| 71 | The Melamed Moshe-Leib Berman & Bune, who baked and sold kichlach |
| 72 | Kagan Zalman [& Shifra] |
| 73 | Kagan Asher & Chava-Leah (Chatzkel) |
| 74 | Aires Avraham & Chana [(Chatzkel)] |
| 75 | Shub Naftali & Itl (Zilber) |
| 76 | Der Zagatovchik [sewed the upper part of the shoe] Isaac & Sara-Riva Zeif (previously Avraham-Isaac Yoffe & Chasya, parents of Gershon & Mordechai-Motl Yoffe, the writer) |
| 77 | Monument to the Unknown Soldier |
Unter-Dem-Brik Gass (side 2)
| 78 | Inn owned by Moshe-Leib Ziev |
| 79 | Haberdashery store of sisters Dina & Rashl Glick (married Chaim Shmidt) |
| 80 | Lithuanian restaurant |
| 81 | Store owned by gentiles |
| 82 | Store of Riva-Leah Charit (previously her father's Reb Henech Chatzkel) |
| 83 | [Red brick house of] Valiulis (Lith.); fabric store. [Blinkienye (Lith.) opened her store in the cellar] |
| 84 | Jewish school in the house of Markelis (Lith.) |
| 85 | Church |
| 86 | Houses of the Davatkes (nuns) |
Beyond the bridge (Unter-Dem-Brik)
| 87 | Silberstein Avraham-Moshe & Chaya-Leah (Goland); tavern |
| 88 | Orlin Moshe & Taibl (Berman) |
| 89 | Alter Getz |
| 90 | The Ghetto, in area of the Tartars' houses |
| 91 | Wooden monument to seven Jewish victims who tried to flee the Ghetto and were shot by the Lithuanians |
Unter-Dem-Brik Gass (side 2)
| 92 | Priest's residence |
| 93 | Local Council House; Court House |
| 94 | Post Office |
| 95 | Levitt Berl & Rochel |
| 96 | The butcher Motl Sneg |
| 97 | The dressmaker Beile Hammer & her parents |
| 98 | Zak Der Maggid |
| 99 | 2 story: Poritz Shneor-Yaacov & Rochel-Leah (Zilber); haberdashery; sewing shop of Tilindazis (Lith.); empty plot |
| 100 | 2 story: The pharmacist Shein Chaim-Aaron & Sore-Nechama, daughter of Rab. Bunim-Zemach Zilber. Her brother, the eminent Rab. Eliezer Silver (Zilber) immigrated to the States |
| 101 | Segal Ben-Zion & Itl (Zizmer) |
| 102 | Slep Emanuel & Chaya-Tzipe (Chatzkel); leather goods store; photo studio of Micha Slep |
| 103 | Levitt Moshe & Chasya-Leah (Meller); woven goods store |
| 104 | Chaya-Sore Toker [widow of Dovid]; bakery |
| 105 | Dushke, expert in sewing down [pillows and quilts] |
| 106 | Etke Schneider & family |
| 107 | Barolski Alter & Dvora (Levitt); store; on lower floor: the tailor Stankunas (Lith.) |
| 108 | The watchmaker Shimon Levitt & Chaya-Fruma; store |
| 109 | Woven goods store of Chasya-Leah Levitt |
| 110 | Leather goods store of Shub Naftali |
| 111 | Store of sisters Michle & Rochel Zilber (Levitt) |
| 112 | Gordon Hillel & Chyene |
| 113 | 2 story: Yosef Melamed & Henya [(Levitt)]; shoemaker Glick Aaron & Chana; upstairs:home & workshop; downstairs: shoe store |
| 114 | Visakolsky Abba-Shiye & Lotte (Tchernomordik) |
| 115 | Pores Zalman & Rivka (Glick, widow of Bertchik Slovo) |
| 116 | Building materials store of Freidl & Sore-Mina, daughters of Yankel Levitt & Chaya-Dobre (Glick) |
| 117 | Cirlin Meir [Orya] & Michle (Levitt); store. [Meir is buried in Tiberias] |
| 118 | Moshe & Klara, children of Lipa-Keile's, flax merchant |
| 119 | Lawyer Bernstein Eber & Tzive-Bashe (Levitt); woven goods store |
| 120 | Store of Levitt Rochel |
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| 122 | Haberdashery of the two sisters, Di Kupyesker |
| 123 | Building materials store of Binder Getzl |
| 124 | Yosman Yisrael & Freidl (Slovo) |
| 125 | Yosman Nahum Abba's & Hodl |
| 126 | Sisters Tzipe-Ite Di Kalittes, sewed corsets |
| 127 | Glick Yankel-Moshe & daughters, Dina & Rusl |
| 128 | Levitt Chaya-Hene & daughter Chantche; store |
| 129 | Barbershop of Meike (Meir), son of [130] |
| 130 | Slep Yudel & Rochel-Gitl (Feldman) |
| 131 | The baker Vulfe Feldman; bakery |
| 132 | Feldman Shmuel-Yosl & Mina (Berman); store |
| 133 | The butcher Pores Elyokim-Eliyahu & Gitke (Baron); butchery |
| 134 | Levitt Eliyahu & Keile |
| 135 | The shoemaker Moshe-Mote |
| 136 | Hassidic Minyan - later became the Jewish school |
| 137 | Chana Mote's |
| 138 | Moshke-Yakar [Patz] |
| 139 | Klem Elya [& Beile (Simanowitz)] & parents Avraham [& Hodl] |
Milner Gass (side 2)
| 140 | [White] brick house: Lithuanian dairy (Pienocentras). Previously Zalkind, brother of shoemaker, Hirshe-Zelig |
| 141 | 2 story: Adelman Chaim-Leib & Chana-Geile (Slep); dyehouse |
| 142 | Pores Shimon & Chava (Adelman) |
| 143 | Fire department |
| 144 | Weitz Motl & Bashe [owner of 145] |
| 145 | Inn; bakery |
| 146 | Glick Lazer (previously Bunn Yudel) |
| 147 | Jewish school - in Reb Elya Yoffe's house, afterwards location of his new [electric] flourmill |
| 148 | The blacksmith Yoffe Eliyahu-Hirsh & Itl (Burstein) |
| 149 | Fein Levik & Surl |
| 150 | Reina (who died with child) |
| 151 | Gentiles |
| 152 | Scop Pesach-Ruvke [& mother Raiche-Liebe (Shein)], afterwards Slep David-Mordechai & Sara |
| 153 | Pores Avrom-Itze [Aaron?] & Shtirl |
| 154 | Slep Avram-Mane [& wife Raisl] |
Lane leading to the bathhouse
| 155 | Glezer Lazer |
| 156 | Bathhouse |
| 157 | Chaim [Zilber] & two sons ( one called Lazerke) |
| 158 | The butcher Pores Yoel & Esther |
| 159 | Empty plots |
| 160 | Stalamaikis (Lith.) |
| 161 | Lithuanian family |
| 162 | Empty plots |
| 163 | Single pear tree |
| 164 | Rochel-Leah Glick |
| 165 | Gentiles, among them Braukilis (Lith.) |
| 166 | Lithuanian school |
| 167 | Kuzmitzkas (Lith.) |
| 168 | [Kazlauskaitis] (Lith.) |
| 169 | Yisrael-Velvel Glick (previously house of Sore-Mere) |
| 170 | Empty plot |
| 171 | Seska Mesta (workers neighborhood) |
| 172 | Gentiles |
| 173 | Spring |
| 174 | Jewish cemetery |
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