Stone ID:

RX0103

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missing

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incised letter

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Name Original:

(?)יוטא

Name English:

Jutta(?)

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female

Death Date Hebrew:

--5541

Death Date:

1780/1-

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here is buried
Jutta(?)...
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the year [5]541
a woman(?) ...
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may her soul be bound in the bond of (eternal) life

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The name Jutta, derived from Judith, exists in other variants including Yütte, Jutte, Jüte, Yüte, Jotia, Jite, Ita, etc.
The headstone image seen here is an excerpt from an undated pre-WWII postcard photograph of Rohatyn’s old Jewish cemetery, taken near the top of the cemetery with a view of the wooden St. Nicholas church in the background. The photo was sourced from the New York Public Library (NYPL) by the Rohatyn District Research Group (RDRG). All of the stones in this photographs were stolen from the old cemetery for use in road construction during the German occupation of Rohatyn in WWII; to date none have been recovered, and all remain missing.
English translation by members of the Rohatyn District Research Group (RDRG).

Last Revision:

2026-03-10

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