Yitzhak "Dayan" Wertzberger - Questions about the identity of this person

Sholom, and Zos Channukah Sameach,

David Eizikovitz David Eizikovits merged Hadayan Yitzchok Wertzberger into Yitzhak "Dayan" Wertzberger.

Some questions:

1. How is David Eizikovitz from the Rubin Reineman (my father's distant family) related to the Wertzbergers (my mother's distant family)

2. Obviously "Dayan is not his name. And Yitzchok would be proper English. (Need to open Hebrew section)

3. Once I stopped becoming Pro they removed mention of me and my work. Probably passed it on to you Aba.

4. Is he the Dayan of Boroshow? (and is this same as Borochow? ) http://hebrewbooks.org/pagefeed/hebrewbooks_org_35423_58.pdf

5. Just to note that while searching for him I found the horrible story about the bitter end of the son of Rabbi Shlomo of Interdam, a different Wertzberger (Werczberger) family relative.

More about the Dayan in a book about a Viszhnitzer Husid named Shmuel Daskal and his ancestors: http://yadshmuel.org.il/images/Eish%20chesed%20hayah.pdf

הרה"ח ר' חיים משה דסקל נולד בשנת תרמ"ה לאביו הרה"ח ר' יצחק בירך.
אביו, שהיה עשיר, העניק לו חינוך מיוחד, ושלחו ללמוד בעיר בורשה, אצל
יהודי מורם מעם ומוכתר בכל מעלה טובה – הגאון רבי יצחק ורצברגר,
הדיין מבורשה.
ר' חיים משה נודע כבחור תלמיד-חכם וירא ה', ופעמים רבות כיוון בלימודו
לקושיות הראשונים

etc. etc.

I wish to point out that this online book brings information about the Jews of the town Maasif and their death at Auschwitz, including first hand testimony from a daughter who was saved and who's elderly parents (father over 90) perished at the camp.

שלום וברכה

ז' דחנוכה ב' דר"ח טבת בטרם יקרא ואני אענה...

I am relayed to wertzberger many ways, and im not from rubin reinman family, not sure where you got this from

I only merged two existing profiles from 2 wertzberger trees, and if you want you can update the name as you please

He was dayan of borsha, in maramorosh romania, more about the position see in ספר צפירת תפארה, chapter 6, (without mentioning names)

According to the link;

http://beta.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpagefeed.aspx?req=35423&pgnum=58
he was the first dayan there.
So he must be the same person as;

Rabbi Isaac קופל, A.V.D Borşa

Who was also the first rabbi there;

http://www.yad.org.il/petah-tikva/show_item.asp?levelId=15371&i...

And according to this source he was appointed at the initiative of (not as written in the earlier source -R menachem Mendel of Wiznitz) Rabbi Menachem Mendel Stern and it is written that he was his brother-in-law, and although we don't know how,, there is a profile of a brother-in-law through marrying two sisters named Yitzak, I am w8ing for a response from the managers.

Can anybody add/subtract anything.

This profile also had two wives according to;
https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/borsa/bor603.html

There was a family that produced a teacher, a rabbinical judge, a shochet, a rabbi, and a head of the community. The rabbinical judge was Rabbi Yitzchak who came via Poland (to where he had come from Germany). At the time of the dispute with Rabbi Waldman, Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Visznitz appointed him as a rabbinical judge (previously he had served as a teacher of children – according to the testimony of the rabbi of Bergszasz). He arrived in Borşa via the Handal. His second wife was the sister of the wealthy Reb Efraim Fishel Ganz of Untervischau. One of the sons of the rabbinical judge was Reb Yosef Meir – that is the Reb Yosel Meir who married Breindel the daughter of Efraim Fishel (the sister of Bluma, the mother of the rebbetzin Meita Wertheimer). When he moved to Untervischau, he was “coronated” there as the rebbe, and he became known as the Rebbe of Untervischau. He generously sustained his family through his large store.

Anybody?

Seems that there was a first rabbi and a first dayan that came later on after the conflict with the later rabbi.