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| Alfred | Hornik | 1978 |
Albany, NY- Beth Emet, Turner lane in Loudonville |
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| Erlamonde Frenkel | Hornik | 1960 |
Atlanta, GA- Crest Lawn- Cedar Hill B, Marietta Blvd. |
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| Frieda | Hornik | 1923 |
Brooklyn, NY-Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| Gisela | Hornik | 1933 |
Ridgewood, NY- Mt. Judah, Cypress Ave. |
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| Hse | Hornik | 1937 |
Judisches Gemeindeblatt - Berlin, Germany- Courtesy of the Leo Baeck Institute |
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| Joachim | Hornik | 1937 |
Judisches Gemeindeblatt - Berlin, Germany- Courtesy of the Leo Baeck Institute |
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| Lotte | Hornik | 1994 |
Albany, NY- Beth Emet, Turner lane in Loudonville |
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| Moritz | Hornik | 1937 |
Judisches Gemeindeblatt - Berlin, Germany- Courtesy of the Leo Baeck Institute |
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| Morris | Hornik | 1886 |
Jewish Marriage Notices (1775- 1906) compiled by Barnett A. Elzas |
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| Morris | Hornik | 1903 |
Jewish Marriage Notices (1775- 1906) compiled by Barnett A. Elzas |
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| Nathan | Hornik | 1910 |
Brooklyn NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| A. Robert | Hornik, Jr. | 1969 |
Atlanta, GA- Crest Lawn- Cedar Hill B, Marietta Blvd. |
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| A. Robert | Hornik, Sr. | 1965 |
Atlanta, GA- Crest Lawn- Cedar Hill B, Marietta Blvd. |
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