ROW 1, GRAVE 4: Chaim HAUSER

ROW 1, GRAVE 4

                    

Photo: EF

Photo: EF

Surname	HAUSER / HOIZER / HOJZER	הויזער
Given name
Date of death	Kislev 29th 5699	כ"ט כסלו תרצ"ט
Date of death	Dec 21st  1938
Hebrew name	Abraham Chaim	אברהם חיים
Father’s name	...........
Kohen/Levi
Decorations
Notes	Stone damaged	אבן ניזוק
Notes	Group One: Name on Gravestone Group Two

In May 2013, I discovered this gravestone had the family name Hojser in Hebrew/Yiddish at the base.

הויזער

In the Lubaczow  Yizkor list I once transcribed,  there were three names I now understand must come from this family. I had written them down as HOIZER:

Chaim HOIZER 

Elimelech HOIZER

David HOIZER 

 I found  Pages of Testimony for four family members,   submitted by  relatives who use the spelling HAUSER in Latin letters.

Gitel HAUSER nee FENSTER  was born in Popowice and was married to Chaim HAUSER. The couple lived in Lubaczow and had 11 children.

Out of these 11 children, three are listed as Holocaust victims

1. Elimelech Meilech HAUSER was born 1891 in Lubaczow, the son of Chaim and Gitel HAUSER . He was married  to Dwora nee Fraenkel and they had a son named  Eliezer HAUSER  born in 1930 in Grodek Jag. where the family lived. They were all three murdered in the Holocaust

2. Gitla and Chaim HAUSER's daughter Fryda HAUSER was born 1893 in Lubaczow, lived in Lubaczow and was unmarried.

3. Dawid David HAUSER was born 1899 in Lubaczow. He was married, lived in Berlin before the war, but died in the Janowska camp in Lwow.

There is  no Page of Testimony for Gitla's husband Chaim HAUSER.

This seems to confirm that the relatives knew that Chaim HAUSER had died before WWII.