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Profiles

  • Rabbi Abraham Lipschitz, Dayan and AB"D Zalishr and Zvidov (aft.1848 - 1933)
    From Bilker Yizkor Book [Bilke Sheli shehayta veynena) ed. Dr. Moshe Avital, Abraham Lipschitz, was the son of Rabbi Shabsai Lipschitz, chief judge of the Jewish court of the town of Irshava and the en...
  • dau. Yehuda Leib Hurwitz (deceased)
    The information on this branch comes from the Hurwitz family papers.According to another proposal, this person's profile (the wife of Meszulem Horowicz) can be found here: Estera Lipszyc long as there ...
  • Eliyahu Lipschitz (c.1500 - d.)
    Die Inschriften des alten Judenfriedhofes in Wien by dr. Bernhard Wachstein- I Teil -page 83כתובות בית העלמין היהודי בפראג- page 294
  • Esther Ellenberg (1894 - 1942)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs:Ellenberg, Esther geborene Lipschitz geboren am 15. Januar 1894 in Skierniewice / Warszawa / Russland wohnhaft in MannheimDeportation: ab Mannheim 22.10.1940-1...
  • Eva Kahn (1895 - aft.1941)
    Eintrag im »Gedenkbuch« des Bundesarchivs: Kahn, Eva geb. Lipschitz geboren am 02. Februar 1895 in Lodz/Piotrkow/Russland wohnhaft in Hamburg DEPORTATION ab Hamburg 08. November 1941,...

About the Lipschitz surname

The origin and meaning of the surname Lipschitz is not clear, although there have been several proposals. It is also not clear if there is any familial relationship between families that use the name or its variants. Although Lipschitz became a somewhat common Jewish surname in Eastern and Central Europe as Jews stopped using traditional patronymic names during the 1750-1850 period, many and perhaps most modern descendants of Lipschitz families use one of many anglicized versions of the name. For all these reasons, it is not meaningful to simply refer to "the Lipschitz surname."

The Geni project "Jewish Lifshitz-Lipschitz-Lipshitz-Lifschitz-Lipschutz Families" serves genealogists with Jewish family members surnamed Lipschitz or any of its many variants.