The Caslav* Jewish Cemetery Restoration Project.

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* Please note: The "C" in Caslav is pronounced like the "ch" in church.

The List of Unique Family Surnames in the Caslav Jewish Cemetery

Please remember that we undertake this mitzvah to honor the memory of not only those who lie in this hallowed ground,
but for all those who followed, whose gravesites will never be known.

		Caslav
		Abeles, Agular, Arnstein, Alter
		Badler, Bandler, Beck, Beckman, Beran, Bretis, Brod, Brucker
		Doktor, Dub
		Eisner
		Faun, Fischer, Fischl, Fleischner, Floschner, Freund, Friedlander, Fuchs
		Geduldigr, Gegr, Geiger, Gelner, Glaser, Goldberger, Gothlieb
		Hammerschlag, Hasenberg, Herman, Hoch, Hochman, Hofman, Holzer, Honigsfeld
		Iltis
		Jahod, Jelinek, Jink, Jonk
		Kastner, Katz, Kleiner, Klinger, Koralk, Kras, Krasenin, Krasy, Kraus, Kummerman
		Langer, Lavecky, Leib, Lederer, Leiser, Liber, Lovy, Lustig
		Maier, Maisl, Meisl, Meisler, Milrad, Moravc, Muller, Musil, Mysk
		Neustadtl, Neuman
		Ornstein, Osterreicher
		Pacovsky, Penizek, Pick, Polak, Poppor, Pradersk, Prazdny, Priban
		Raitr, Reich, Reiman, Reimannstatker, Reitman, Robinshon
		Salof, Schenk, Schlabl, Schmolk, Schok, Schulhof, Schvarz, Seideman, Seidler, Sidlof, Silberstern, Slatin, Smolk, Smrck, Snabl, Sobek, Spitz, Sporn, Stein, Steiner, Steinhorn, Stern, Stiasny, Sulc, Sulhof, Svarc
		Tausig, Traub
		Veil, Verner, Vertner, Vrb
		Wasserman, Walter, Weil, Weiner, Weisenstein, Werner, Wertner, Wilder

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