Dokshitzy (Doksycy) Line: Tsirlin and variants

Two lines, the first from Dokshitzy and the second from neighboring Parafianov.

• 1. Wolf (Zev, Velvel) Tsirlin
M. Esther Tsirlin
Children:
• 1.1 Yaakov Tsirlin
M. Golda Muskat
Children:
• Chaim Cherlin 1908-1948
M. Luba Cherlin
Children:
• Yosef Cherlin b. 1947
• Neora Cherlin b. 1942
• Avraham Cherlin 1914-1945
Berlin
• Yokheved Cherlin Gordon ca. 1911-1942
M. Meir Gordon
Children:
• Gedalya Cherlin
• One more daughter
• Feiga Cherlin Rozov
M. Shmuel Ber Rozov
Children:
• Golda Cherlin Varshavski
M. Menachem Varshavski
• 1.2 Shmuel Levin
• 1.3 Meir Tsirlin

From Dokshitzy and possibly also Galubichi. Settled mostly in Israel but at least one went to England (Levin).

In addition, there is a Henry Cherlin from Dokshitzy buried in Mount Zion Cemetery.

Sources:

• Dokshitzy Yizkor Book, JewishGen
Translated from Hebrew. Their two translations of the martyrs lists give Cyrlin and Zirlin as transliterations.
• Rabbi Gorr, communicated to Carlton Brooks in 1986.
10 Cherlin family charts, #5 is the family of Yaakov Ber as shown here.

Parafianov

Note: Parafianov (Parafianovo, Parafianowo) is a village neighboring Dokshitzy.

• UNKNOWN Tsirlin
Children:
• 1. UNKNOWN Tsirlin
Children:
• Chaya Tsirlin Ginzburg
M. Rafel Ginzburg
Children:
• Israel Ginsburg
M. Dvorshe Kusinitz
Imm. Newport RI
• Raymond Ginsburg
Imm. Brooklyn NY
• Manuel (Menachem Mendel) Ginsburg
Imm. Cuba
• Ester Ginsburg
M. Aron Levitan d. 1941
• Pesia Ginsburg
M. Rafel Markman
Seven children, six lost in the holocaust. Shmuel Markman reached Israel
Ref: Aaron Ginsburg
• 2. Avraham Anshel Tsirlin
M. Zislia Tsirlin
Children:
• Ester Tsirlin Gidenson b. 1895
M. Shmuel Gidenson
Children:
Shlomo Gidenson

Sources:
Aaron Ginsburg (Cirlin/Ginzburg page) and Yad Vashem.

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