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ABRAHAM, Isaac ben Joseph, author of “Pesher Dabar”, 19th century.   Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
ABRAHAM, Isaac, author of “ ‘Arba’ Kosot”, 19th century. 
BEGIN, Menachem, 1913 - 1992, Israel former Prime Minister and Nobel Prize winnerEncyclopedia.com biography  
ben ABA, Isaac, author of “Me’ore bet-Yizhak”, 19th century.  Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
ben HAYYIM, Isaac of Kamenetz, chief dayyan with Zebi Ornstein, died 1888 
BORODAVKA, Isaac, circa 1530 - circa 1580, Lithuanian farmer of taxes and distillery privilegesJewishEncyclopedia.com biography 
DRUCKER, David, son-in-law of Saul Wahl, 16th century Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
DUBINSKY, David, 1892 – 1982, American Labor Leader Encyclopedia.com biography 
EPSTEIN, Judah, author of “Kinamon-Bosem”, 19th century.  Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
FISHEL of Brest, author of notes on the “Turim”, 16th century 
GRUENBERG, Louis, 1884 - 1964, American Composer Schirmer.com biography 
HELLER, Samuel, 16th century  Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
ISER-JUDEL, ben Nehemiah, author of “Nehamat-Yehudah”, chief dayyan with Jacob Meïr Padua (died in Jerusalem), 19th century. 
Joel, grandson of Joel Sirkes, and pupil of Lipman Heller, 18th century. 
JEKUTHIEL OF WILNA, physician, pupil of Rabbi Moses Hayyim Luzzatto, 18th century. 
JESOFOVICH, Arbaham, circa 1450 – 1519, Secretary of the treasury of Lithuania under King Sigismund I of Poland JewishEncyclopedia.com biography 
JOSEPH of Brest, brother of Moses Is-SERLES, 16th century  Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
LEVI, Jacob, author of “Hiddushe-Mahari”, 18th century. 
LIPMAN, ben David, author of “Ma’agalot Or”; Zebi-Hirsch Berls, author of “Or ha-Zebi”, 19th century. 
LURIA, Shlomo, 1510 - 1574, Rabbi and Talmudic Commentator Nehora.com biography 
MEIR, ben Aaron, author of “Minhat-Aharon”, 19th century.  Mentioned in JewishEncyclopedia.com article on Brest-Litovsk
MEIR, ben Aaron, author of “Tebuat Shemesh”, 19th century. 
Meïr Jonah, chief dayyan, author of “Sha’ar he Hadash” on Isaac b. Abba Mari’s “Ittur”, 19th century.
 
MORDECAI, author of “Mayvim-‘Ammukkim”, 18th century.
 
MOSES, ben Hillel, grandfather of Hillel ben Naphtali, the author of “Bet Hillel”, 16th century 
PHOEBUS, the teacher of Joel Särkes (“Bah”), 16th century 
PUSITZ, Samuel, died 1838.
 
UNTERMAN, Isser Yehuda, 1886-1976, Former Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi of the State of Israel Jewish Agency for Israel biography 
WAHL, Saul 1545 - 1617, Rabbi and King For A Night JewishEncyclopedia.com biography 


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