| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | Free? | View |
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| Hayyim | Weinshel | 1901 |
The history of the First Russian American Jewish Congregation, American Jewish Historical Society no. 9 |
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| Helen | Weinshel | 2017 |
Obituary Archive of the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association |
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| Howard | Weinshel | 1990 |
Polish- Jewish Relations in Milwaukee, Oral History Project |
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| Irving | Weinshel | 1953 |
NY State notices archive |
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| A. E. | Weinshelbaum | 1923 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, August 10 |
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| Al | Weinshelbaum | 1959 |
Chicago, IL- Rosemont Park, Addison St. |
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| Dora | Weinshelbaum | 1985 |
Chicago, IL- Rosemont Park, Addison St. |
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| Julius | Weinshelbaum | 1954 |
Chicago, IL- Rosemont Park, Addison St. |
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| Mildred | Weinshelbaum | 1991 |
Chicago, IL- Rosemont Park, Addison St. |
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| Zelda | Weinshelbaum | 1923 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, August 10 |
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| H. | Weinshell | 1888 |
NY State notices archive - Celebration |
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| H. | Weinshell | 1838 |
NY State notices archive - Celebration |
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| H. | Weinshell | 1888 |
NY State notices archive |
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| H. | Weinshell | 1888 |
NY State notices archive |
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| Michael | Weinshell | 1955 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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