According to his death record (often inaccurate) his parents' names may have been: father Gidalia Dashefsky (Doshefsky) and mother Miriam Sklar. Hyman was a stand keeper, married and living at 165 Montrose Ave.
Hyman is buried in a landsmanshaftn plot dediacted to people originally from the small village of Kalnybolota, Ukraine (occupied by Russian Empire at the time). Kalnybolota is in Kirovohrad oblast, about 70 miles northwest of that city.
The best and most common transliteration of this family name was DASHEVSKY. And Hyman would be Khaim in the Russian language records.
Hyman is buried in a landsmanshaftn plot dediacted to people originally from the small village of Kalnybolota, Ukraine (occupied by Russian Empire at the time). Kalnybolota is in Kirovohrad oblast, about 70 miles northwest of that city.
The best and most common transliteration of this family name was DASHEVSKY. And Hyman would be Khaim in the Russian language records.
According to his death record (often inaccurate) his parents' names may have been: father Gidalia Dashefsky (Doshefsky) and mother Miriam Sklar. Hyman was a stand keeper, married and living at 165 Montrose Ave.
Hyman is buried in a landsmanshaftn plot dediacted to people originally from the small village of Kalnybolota, Ukraine (occupied by Russian Empire at the time). Kalnybolota is in Kirovohrad oblast, about 70 miles northwest of that city.
The best and most common transliteration of this family name was DASHEVSKY. And Hyman would be Khaim in the Russian language records.
Hyman is buried in a landsmanshaftn plot dediacted to people originally from the small village of Kalnybolota, Ukraine (occupied by Russian Empire at the time). Kalnybolota is in Kirovohrad oblast, about 70 miles northwest of that city.
The best and most common transliteration of this family name was DASHEVSKY. And Hyman would be Khaim in the Russian language records.
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