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Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha
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Portions of the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of
Bukachevtsy from about 250 years ago (mid 18th century) are in the Hebrew University National Library. It is in poor condition but has been microfilmed. Experts have said that the handwriting is extremely difficult to read and so declined to translate it.
However, fellow Bukachevtsy descendant Jay Zitter has been devoting much time and effort to doing this and below you will see the beginning of his work. |
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Sample page
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From Jay: "Well, I’ve had great success translating one page of the Pinkas Chevra Kadisha. This is the one which has the list of names sideways. The two-line heading is in flowery Aramaic, suitable for such an enterprise. My rough translation is (line 1) 'The
undersigned of the chevra kadisha of the chosen (people) who gather in holiness (line 2) wise ones learned in Torah who accept the obligations of this holy scroll.' ”
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Moshe b. Chaim
Avraham b. Yekutiel
Eliezer b. Meir (Katz?)
Yoseph b. Yehuda
Nosan b. Yehuda Leib
Mordechai b. Noach (or nachman)
Moshe b. Yaakov
Avraham b. Zev Wolf
Yitzchak b. Tzvi Hirtz
Natan b. Reuven Segal
Avraham b. Tzvi Hirsh
Yaakov b. Moshe
Aaron b. Asher
Boruch b. Yissachar Ber
Yissachar Ber b. Moshe
Meir b. Avraham
David b. Yaakov
Chaim b. Moshe
Yehuda Leib b. (Mordecai ?)
Asher Zelig b. Dov
Noach (Cohen?) b. Moshe
Moshe b. Tzvi Hirsh
Tzvi Hirsh b. Dovid
Moshe b. Noach
Chaim b. Yissachar Ber
Yehuda Leib b. Moshe
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