| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| Abraham | Lechter | 1900 |
American Jewish Year Book 5660 |
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| Abraham & (Mrs.) | Lechter | 1944 |
Combined Jewish Appeal 1944 List of Contributions, Greater Boston |
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| Albert | Lechter | 2017 |
NJ State notices archive - Obituaries |
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| Anna | Lechter | 1959 |
Newark, NJ- Beth Abraham, South Orange Ave. |
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| Anna F. | Lechter | 1969 |
Newark, NJ- Beth Abraham, South Orange Ave. |
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| Ben | Lechter | 1965 |
Book: Who is Who in Canadian Jewry |
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| David | Lechter | 1989 |
Newark, NJ- Jewish Cemeteries, South Grove Ave. |
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| David | Lechter | 1992 |
Montreal, Canada- Baron De Hirsch, Savane St. |
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| David | Lechter | 1992 |
Montreal, Canada- Baron De Hirsch, Savane St. |
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| Harry | Lechter | 1977 |
Newark, NJ- Beth Abraham, South Orange Ave. |
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| Hyman | Lechter | 1944 |
Newark, NJ- Jewish Cemeteries, South Grove Ave. |
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| Jacob | Lechter | 1910 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| Max C. | Lechter | 1946 |
Newark, NJ- Beth Abraham, South Orange Ave. |
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| Rose | Lechter | 1970 |
Newark, NJ- Jewish Cemeteries, South Grove Ave. |
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| Sally | Lechter | 1959 |
Newark, NJ- Beth Abraham, South Orange Ave. |
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