Names from Drogobych Cemetery
Abisz, Behrei d. 1937
Apfelschmitt, Lieb
Baruch, Bleicher d. 1937
Bashkina, Roda 1884-1969
Bergmen, Abraham d. Aug. 23 1932
Beser, Herman 187?-1937
Bolotin, Simon 1892-1955
Bursuker, Abram 1885-1965
Finkel, Mihel 1887-1962
Fradkina, Sonia
Frierman, Leah (daughter of Elia) 1919-1972
Fradkina, Faina (Lev) 1921-1959
Gerner, Oscar 1883-1957
Glasberg, Nuchim 1862-1934
Granovsoy, Polina 1880-195?
Hamer, Karol 1875-193?
Haesman, Israel 1894-1932
Hendel, Sara d. Dec. 11, 1915
Hetz, Abraham d. 1932
Hirschhorn, Chaim Luzer 1867-1934
Hoffman, Aron d. Dec. 2, 1934
Horm, Phillip d. 1929
Katzler, Moses 1905-1954
Klinghoffer, Meyer 1864-1932
Kohl, Juda Leib d. 1932
Kupferberg, Lieb d. 1932
Kvas, Doris (daughter of Aaron) 1905-1952
Leikin, Moisey 1887-1964
Liebermann, Sobel (maiden name) married name Adela 1859-1920
Lisitasa, 1894-1958
London, ? 1894-1956
Machgl, Rozia 1861-1937
Nadel, Abraham 1863-1934
Nauhm, Eva 1892-1942
Nauhm, Issaic 1927-1942
Nauhm, Mandel 1882-1965
Pinkas, Samuel d. 1932
Pochtar, Senia (son of Joseph) 1932-1959
Rimzler, Samuel 1878-1937
Rottenberg, Simon
Rudorter, Jacob 1871-1935
Schiffman, Samuel b. 1848 d. Oct. 12, 1933
Selikowicz, Benjamin d. 1930
Sparer, Lieb d. 1930
Stark, Rachmil 1875-1934
Tochner, Moses 1876-1972
Tochner, Samuel 1911-1971
Vermoglich, Berl 1872-1931
Verner, Mandel 1894-1964
Weiss, Isar (son of Hyman) 1898-1967
Weiss, Moritz b. 1915
Wolf, Abraham 1863-1934
Zinace, Leib 1861-1937
Zlotnik, Shloma 1888-1973
Zuckenberg, Isydor 1879-1928
Zygmund, Jericho d. 1930
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