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 Postcards from Home 
 

Łomza
POLAND

 




 

at the gravesite of his uncle Abraham Kac

at the gravesite of

Doba Asz Kac

at the gravesite of

Israel Wigdor Perlo

 

Photo title (top): Perlo Family Gathering
Photo title (bottom): Boruch Meier at Lomza Cemetery
Place of residence: Lomza, Poland

Date of photograph (top, left): unknown
Date of photograph (bottom, left): cir 1930-5

From Doris Perlo Zichlin:

"Boruch Meir and his wife Rywka Bomchel Perlo were born and lived in Lomza until they both emigrated. They had three children (Fiszel) Juan (1908-1991), Dora (1911-1942?), and David (1917-1985).

In 1925, Juan immigrated to Mexico, though he later decided to emigrate and live in the United States. In 1935, their children David and Rywka also came to the United States, but they could not get in and subsequently went to Mexico.

As Boruch Meir and Juan were already in United States, Rywka joined them while David stayed and made his life in Mexico. In 1939, Rywka went back to Lomza to try to persuade her daughter Dora, who was already married and had two daughters, to come to America but she was not successful. Dora and her entire family were murdered in Treblinka. Rywka went back to the United States, where she died in 1947 in Los Angeles. Boruch Meir died in Los Angeles in 1949."





 

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