SPIELMAN FAMILY

Following an enquiry from a relative, here is a list of those who died in Lubaczow during the years August 1914 to December 1938.
For the children who died in 1915 there are no gravestones. This seems to have been a local custom. Was there originally a special part of the cemetery where the children were buried? I don't know.
Some background information about the year 1915 in Lubaczow
https://jewishcemeterylubaczow2015.blogspot.com/2016/03/world-war-one-battles-around-lubaczow.html

Some of the graves of grownups have been located, but not all.

Pajsach SPIELMAN was two months old when he died in March 1915.
            His parents were Salomon and Rachel SPIELMAN.

Hena SPIELMAN was 6 years old when she died in 1915.
            Her parents were Izak and Itta SPIELMAN.

Gitla SPIELMAN was 4 years when she died in 1915.
            Her parents were Hersch and itta SPIELMAN.

Itta SPIELMAN nee TEPPICH was born in 1884 and died in 1915.


Rosa SPIELMAN nee SCHAECHTER was born ca 1876 and died in 1921.
           She was the daughter of Hersz and Rojza SCHAECHTER. 
           Her grave 
https://jewishcemeterylubaczow2015.blogspot.com/2015/03/row-18-grave-28-rosa-spielman-nee.html

Izak SPIELMAN was born ca 1860 and died in 1922.
           He was the son of Moses and Gitla SPIELMAN.
           His grave 
https://jewishcemeterylubaczow2015.blogspot.com/2015/03/row-23-grave-18-izak-isak-spielman.html

Josef SPIELMAN was born ca 1871 and died in 1926.

Ruchla SPIELMAN nee ZIMERMAN was born ca 1861 and died in 1931.
          Her parents were Hersz and Gitla ZIMERMAN.
          Her grave 
https://jewishcemeterylubaczow2015.blogspot.com/2015/02/row-1-grave-35-ruchla-spielman-nee.html


In the 1929 Business directory there are two tailors listed
S. SPIELMAN
M. SPIELMANN

2018: What I would like to do around the cemetery in Lubaczow

1. If I had the opportunity, I would like to visit Lubaczow 
    once more.
    Here are some of what I would like to do there:

    a. Photograph the gravestones with a camera that would give 
        the exact GPS measurements. This will be of great help for 
        future visitors. 

    b. Come equipped with a list of elderly persons who died 
        between 1914 - 1938 and whose graves have not yet 
        been located.
        This list should be arranged to these parameters:
           *  given names of the deceased
        * given names of the father of the deceased
        * date of death, according to the civilian death register
        * date of death, approximate, according to the Hebrew calendar. 

    c. If anybody in Lubaczow would like to hear a lecture (unfortunately
       not in Polish, but in English) about what I have learnt over the years, 
       I will be honored to give such a lecture.


2. In general, giving a lecture about the Jewish cemetery in Lubaczow
    is important for me. I want to share some of what I have learnt
    during these years.
    Perhaps the result will be that others want to visit the Jewish 
    cemetery in Lubaczow? 
    Perhaps the result will be that others will feel inspired to"adopt" 
    another cemetery?         
    Perhaps the result will be that others also discover how much 
    there is to learn about Jewish culture and history through 
    gravestones?