Jewish Families from Tarnobrzeg, Poland

This project seeks to collect all of the Jewish families from Tarnobrzeg, Poland.

Tarnobrzeg is located on the eastern bank of the Vistula River on trade routes linking Warsaw to the cities of southeastern Poland, Tarnobrzeg has long been a leading centre of manufacturing and commerce.

The names listed below to date have been taken from the Synagogue records of Jews to 1791 and will be placed in alphabetical order.

Any queries contact Pam Karp

Kehila links

Synagogue records until 1791

1. Korn - Markus
2. Wiesenfeld - Jakob
3. Lesor Unfang
4. Laba Forgang -widow
5. Mojses Elefant
6. Kopelman Hauser
7. Szmul Goldman
8. Jakob Wiesenfeld
9. Josef Bursztyn
10. Paranboga -widow
11. Jakob Krocht
12. Izaah Jegier
13. Chaim Grejer
14. Hersch Stern
15. Joel Sifman
16. Steinber -widow
17. Levi Kinstlich Perilih
18. Simon Czapnik
19. Szmul Lonzj Rzeznik
20. Rubin Nachtlecht -krawiec (tailor)
21. Borch Goldfarb
22. Josef Safier
23. Fayga Berchfstain -widow
24. Rewka widow Catholic
25. Levi Morgenlander
26. Josef Bakalarz
27. Mojses Purelmetter
28. Gimpel Gorfinkel
29. Mojses Burstyn
30. David Monchayt Ferlegir
31. Natan Szpien
32. Szmul Wiesenfeld
33. Leybus Nussbaum
34. Jakob Wiesenfeld
35. Simul Kromhalter
36. Natan Szpiren
37. Joremiafz Szteinhart -Rabbi
38. Jachym Szejer -krawiec (tailor)
39. Pinchas Schlissel -picharz
40. Gimpel Forbienstain -mydlarz (soapmaker)
41. Kielman Raijs -garbarz (tanner)
42. Josch Krepes -Bahalarz
43. Israel Arabin
44. Abraham Tyerszwel
45. Mortka Eder -garbarz (tanner)
46. Szmul Rubenfeld
47. Awigdor Szaynok
48. Josef Styrinblatt
49. Beer Nodel -krawiec (tailor)
50. Hersch Szwarzbach -krawiec (tailor)
51. Jakob -czapnik (hatter)
52. Iaseh Cymerman -czapnik (hatter)
53. Borch Hartman
54. Henoch Sztern -picharz (
55. Jozef Rosenstok -czapnik (hatter)
56. Salomon Buchwalt