| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| L | Schenk | 1905 |
Book: The Jews of South Carolina, From the earliest times to the present day, By Barnett A. Elzas |
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| Leopold | Schenk | 1910 |
NY State Notices Archive, The Hebrew Standard |
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| Lotte | Schenk | 1934 |
Judisches Gemeindeblatt - Berlin, Germany- Courtesy of the Leo Baeck Institute |
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| Louis | Schenk | 1922 |
American Jewish Year Book 1923-1924, Necrology, Untied States |
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| Laura | Schenkel | 1987 |
Newark, NJ- Beth Abraham, South Orange Ave. |
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| Louis | Schenkel | 1933 |
Newark, NJ- Jewish Cemeteries, South Grove Ave. |
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| Leah | Schenker | 1979 |
Montreal, Canada- Baron De Hirsch, Savane St. |
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| Leah | Schenker | 1928 |
Ridgewood, NY- Machpelah, Cypress Ave. |
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| Lena | Schenker | 1924 |
Ridegewood, NY- Old Mt. Carnel, Cypress St. |
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| Lena | Schenker | 1947 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, May 15 |
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| Leon I. | Schenker | 1946 |
Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon |
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| Leon I. | Schenker | 1946 |
Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon |
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| Lew | Schenker | 1918 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, May 03 |
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| Louis | Schenker | 1944 |
Ridgewood, NY- Mt. Judah, Cypress Ave. |
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| Louis | Schenker | 1931 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave |
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