The life of the Jews of Lubaczow must to a certain extent have been influenced by the Christian calendar as far as living in a Christian country with Christian holidays and sharing the everyday life in Lubaczow through business with Roman Catholic Poles and Orthodox Christian Ukrainians.
But in the Jewish community, within the Jewish families, the Hebrew calendar would have been the calendar that governed their lives - daily prayers, shabat, holidays, Bar Mitzva, Yahrzeits etc.
When a family member happened to die on a Jewish holiday or a Moed like Yom Kippur or Tisha be’Av, I imagine that holiday or Moed would have a special meaning in the years to come.
This time I have recorded the graves where Yom Kippur and Tisha be'Av are noted on the gravestone.
The evening of Yom Kippur
1914 Grave of woman Row 2, Grave 63
1916 Josef Arie Leib LEHRER, son of Fishel Row 25, Grave 43
1930 Israel Izrael Benjamin HIRSCHEL, son of Elijahu David Row 26, Grave 7
Yom Kippur
1868 Josef, son of Avigdor Row 38, Grave 11
1887 Moshe Josef, son of Daniel Row 1, Grave 37
1904 Chaia Ester, daughter of Zvi HaLevi Row 16, Grave 2
1917 (?) Grave of woman Row 23, Grave 42
1931 Beila Ester WEISS nee WEINTRAUB, daughter of Avraham Row 29, Grave 18
The end of Yom Kippur
Year ? Grave of a woman "במוצא יום סליחה באה אל עולמה במנוחה" Row 20 Grave 12
Tisha be'Av
.Year? ..?........................ Row 18, Grave 48
1855 Grave of a young man who died in a plague Row 37 Grave 15
1906 Grave of man Row 10, Grave 9
1914(?) Grave of woman Row 18, Grave 45
1916(?) Chana Perl, daughter of Meir Row 20, Grave 9
The end of Yom Kippur
Year ? Grave of a woman "במוצא יום סליחה באה אל עולמה במנוחה" Row 20 Grave 12
Tisha be'Av
.Year? ..?........................ Row 18, Grave 48
1855 Grave of a young man who died in a plague Row 37 Grave 15
1906 Grave of man Row 10, Grave 9
1914(?) Grave of woman Row 18, Grave 45
1916(?) Chana Perl, daughter of Meir Row 20, Grave 9
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