ROHATYN JEWISH HEADSTONE DATABASE
Stone ID:
RL0179
Location:
Grounded/Loose:
loose
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Material:
limestone
Color: grey Dimensions W H D, cm:
Inscription Style:
incised letter
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Name Original:
רחל
Name English:
Rachel
Name Ukrainian:
Рахель
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Gender:
female
Death Date Hebrew:
--
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Epitaph Original:
אביון והאב
(?)לקחה מעל בניה
בחצי ימיה מרת
(?)רחל בת הרבני
(?)לקחה מעל בניה
בחצי ימיה מרת
(?)רחל בת הרבני
Epitaph English:
... poor and a father
taken from her sons
in the prime of her life
Rachel, daughter of
taken from her sons
in the prime of her life
Rachel, daughter of
Epitaph Ukrainian:
… бідний та батько.
Забрана від синів її
У розквіті років її, пані
Рахель донька нашого вчителя
Забрана від синів її
У розквіті років її, пані
Рахель донька нашого вчителя
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Stone Condition:
the stone is broken into at least three pieces, with parts of the epitaph missing; the surface is in fair condition, with the surviving lines partly legible
Conservation:
This stone is one of about two dozen medium-sized fragments plus more smaller fragments unearthed in autumn 2014 in a courtyard and parking area off of vul. Mitskevycha in downtown Rohatyn; the courtyard is known to be behind the WWII occupation German police headquarters at what is today vul. Halytska 64 in Rohatyn. The stones were viewed in place on 06 November 2014 by Mykhailo Vorobets, Rabbi Kolesnik of Ivano-Frankivsk, and RJH. Mr. Vorobets arranged to have the stones moved to the old Jewish cemetery in Rohatyn on 24 November 2014.
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Recovery Date:
2014-11-24
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Last Revision:
2026-09-16
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