Isaac and Bronka Mokotow. Warsaw ghetto victims.
Appendix H: Memorial to the Members of the Mokotow Family Murdered in the Holocaust
If you were Jewish and living in Europe in 1939, it is unlikely that you would have been alive in 1945. The Mokotow family was no exception. Listed below are the names of more than 250 men, women and children, all descendants of Tuwia (Tobiasz) Dawid Mokotow (c1774-1842), who were murdered during that period. Following the necrology is a list of sources used to acquire information about these individuals.
From Warsaw, Poland:
The descendants of Tobiasz Mokotow, including:
Mendel Mokotow, his eldest son, and his wife Rosa
Heniek Mokotow, son of Mendel Mokotow
Moshe Mokotow, son of Tobiasz, and his wife Chava
Lola Mokotow, daughter of Moshe
Reginka Mokotow, daughter of Moshe
Rozka Mokotow, daughter of Moshe
Heniek Mokotow, son of Moshe
David Mokotow, son of Moshe and his wife Mania
Son of David, name unknown
Son of David, name unknown
Isaac Mokotow, son of Tobiasz Mokotow
Bluma Mokotow Cukierman, daughter of Isaac, and her husband Heniek
Galilah Cukierman, daughter of Bluma
Bronka Mokotow, daughter of Isaac
Josef Mokotow, son of Tobiasz, and his wife Pesa
Son of Josef, name unknown
Son of Josef, name unknown
Daughter of Josef, name unknown
Ite Mokotow Wahochier, daughter of Tobiasz, and her husband Baruch
Beniek Wahochier, son of Ite
Leon Wahochier, son of Ite
Moshe Wahochier, son of Ite, and his wife Adele
Abraham Wahochier, son of Moshe
Zenon Wahochier, son of Moshe
Abraham Wahochier, son of Ite
Simcha Wahochier, son of Ite
Faygele Mokotow Maysner, daughter of Tobiasz Mokotow, and her husband, name unknown
Chava Maysner, son of Faygele
Galilah Maysner, daughter of Faygele
The descendants of David Mokotow and his wife Dyna
Joshua Mokotow. His wife died in 1936
Zysza Mokotow, eldest son of Joshua and his wife, name unknown
David Mokotow, their son
Daughter of Zysza, name unknown
Miriam Mokotow Rþkaw, daughter of Joshua, and her husband Yankel
Fayge Rþkaw, Miriam's daughter
Gedale Rþkaw, Miriam's son
Zosia Mokotow Stoma, daughter of Joshua, and her husband Yankel
Heniek Stoma, Zosia's son
David Stoma, another son
Rivka Mokotow, daughter of Zosia
Kielman Mokotow, son of Joshua and his wife, name unknown
Heniek Mokotow, son of Kielman
David Mokotow, another son of Kielman
Dora Mokotow Fuks, daughter of Joshua, and her husband Mendel
David Fuks, a son of Dora
Heniek Fuks, another son
Chaia Sura Mokotow Rom, daughter of Joshua, and her husband, name unknown
Fayge Rom, daughter of Chaia
David Rom, son of Chaia
Cesia Mokotow, daughter of Joshua Mokotow
Gita Mokotow, youngest daughter of Joshua Mokotow
Kalman Mokotow (died before Holocaust)
David Mokotow, son of Kalman
Shlomo Mokotow (may have died before Holocaust)
Leibel Mokotow, son of Shlomo
Sara Mokotow, daughter of Shlomo
Moniek Mokotow, daughter of Shlomo
Feivel Mokotow, son of Shlomo
Chana Mokotow, daughter of Shlomo
Heniek Mokotow, son of Shlomo
Tzluva Mokotow, daughter of Shlomo
Descendants of Hirsik Mokotow, including:
Judel Mokotow, son of Hirsik and his wife Ruchla
Menasze Mokotow, son of Judel
Moshe Mendel Mokotow and his wife Miriam
Joseph Mokotow, son of Mendel
Helr Mokotow, daughter of Mendel
Esther Mokotow, daughter of Mendel
Sara Mokotow, daughter of Mendel
Leah Mokotow, daughter of Mendel
Sarah Mokotow Augenszajn, sister of Moshe Mendel Mokotow
Joseph Augenszajn, son of Sarah
Myndl Augenszajn, daughter of Sarah
Gitla Mokotow, a second sister of Moshe Mendel Mokotow
Meir Mokotow and his wife Rachel Zuckerman
Irka Mokotow, Meir's daughter
Salek Mokotow, Meir's son
From Otwock, Poland:
The descendants of Yehosie Efraim Monkitow, including:
Shmuel Mokotowski and his wife Ester Raizel
Unknown number of children of Shmuel Mokotowski, names unknown
Aron Shmuel Mokotowski
Szeja Mokotowski
Idel Mokotowski and his wife, name unknown
Itshe Mokotowski, daughter of Idel and her husband
Unknown number of children of Itshe, names unknown
Hanna Mokotowski
Jehoshua Mokotowski
Tobiasz Mokotowski and his wife Masha
Jehoshua Mokotowski
Reizel Mokotowski and her husband, name unknown
Child of Reizel, name unknown
Child of Reizel, name unknown
Child of Reizel, name unknown
Child of Reizel, name unknown
Chaia Sara Mokotowski Cieszynski, and her husband, name unknown
Gittel, daughter of Chaia Sara and her husband, name unknown
Feigele, daughter of Gittel
Rivka, daughter of Chaia Sara and her husband, name unknown
Unknown number of children of Rivka, names unknown
Jehoshua Cieszynski and his wife, name unknown
Unknown number of children of Jehoshua, names unknown
Descendants of Eleazar Mokotowski, son of Yehosie Efraim
Tshurna Edel Mokotowski, daughter of Eleazar
Ester Mokotowski, daughter of Edel, and her husband David Hirsh Zaler
Reizel Zaler, daughter of Ester
Haja Zaler, daughter of Ester
Minda Zaler, daughter of Ester
Minda Mokotowksi, daughter of Edel and her husband Mendel Malniak
Frieda Malniak, daughter of Minda
Hershel Malniak, son of Minda
Mottel Malniak, son of Minda
Rachel Malniak, daughter of Minda
Dorah Malniak, daughter of Minda
Leah Mokotowski, daughter of Edel and her husband Menashe Mirel
Irka Mirel, daughter of Leah
Lolek, son of Leah
Yitzhak Yrachmiel Mokotowski and his wife Hava
Leibel Mokotowski, their son
Joshua Mokotowski, their son and his wife Zlata
Daughter of Joshua, name unknown
Daughter of Joshua, name unknown
Daughter of Joshua, name unknown
Daughter of Joshua, name unknown
Pincas Mokotowski, son of Yitzhak Yrachmiel and his wife, name unknown
Daughter of Pincas, name unknown
Yente Mokotowski, daughter of Yitzhak Yrachmiel
Leibel Mokotowski and his wife Rachel
Mendel Mokotowski, son of Leibel
Zvi Mokotowski, son of Leibel
Fayge Mokotowski, daughter of Leibel
Yenta Mokotowski, daughter of Leibel
From Garwolin, Poland:
The descendants of Yechiel Tuvia Mokotow, including:
His wife, Rachel
Zlata, the wife of Moshe Mokotow, son of Yechiel Tuvia (Moshe died in the late 1930s)
Shmuel Hirsh Mokotow, son of Moshe and his wife Ester
Yrachmiel Mokotow, son of Shmuel Hirsch
Chaim Dan Mokotow, son of Moshe and his wife Mania
Guza Mokotow, daughter of Chaim Dan
Moshe Mokotow, son of Chaim Dan
Shalom Mokotow, son of Moshe and his wife Bayla
Asher Mokotow, son of Moshe
Dovtza Mokotow, daughter of Moshe
Leibe Mokotow, son of Ychiel Tuvia
Dan Mokotow, son of Ychiel Tuvia
From Kalisz, Poland:
Berish Mokotow and his wife Dova
Esther Mokotow Jacobowsky and her husband, name unknown
Daughter of Esther, name unknown
Daughter of Esther, name unknown
Rayzele Mokotow Brand and her husband David
The Szare family whose origins are Kalisz, Poland:
The descendants of a daughter of Berek Mokotow (name unknown) who married Menachem Szare, including:
Samuel Szare and his wife, Ite
Hennis Szare, daughter of Samuel
Paula Szare
Rachel Zemelowicz Szare (husband died before Holocaust)
Samuel Szare, son of Isaac, and his wife Jetka
Paula Szare Briefman, daughter of Isaac, and her husband, name unknown
Marguerite Briefman, daughter of Paula
Josef Szare, son of Isaac, and his wife, name unknown
Zelda Szare, daughter of Josef
Another child of Josef
Juda Szare, son of Josef
Hela Szare, daughter of Josef
Riwka Szare, daughter of Josef
Berta Szare, daughter of Josef and her husband, Jurek Rokman
Their child, name unknown
Bella Szare, daughter of Josef and her husband, Herman Simon
Max I. Simon, son of Bella
Salli Simon, son of Bella
From Warka, Poland (the ancestral town of the Mokotow family):
Godol Mokotow, son of Tobiasz Berek Mokotow
Rysza Royza Zeitman, great-granddaughter of Rysza Royza Mokotow, youngest child of Tuwia Dawid Mokotow (c1774þ1842)
Undoubtedly other persons from Warka named Zeitman who were victims are part of the Mokotow family
From Lublin, Poland:
Rafael Mokotowski, brother of Eliyahu Kitov
Four sisters of Elyahu Kitov and their families, details not known
From Paris, France:
Raymonde (Rivka/Rebecca) Mokotowicz
The descendants of Natan Monkotowicz, including:
Esther Monkotowicz Grajcar and her husband, name unknown
Maurice Grajcar, son of Esther
Claudine Grajcar, daughter of Esther
Therese Grajcar, daughter of Esther
Jacqueline Grajcar, daughter of Esther
Mindl Monkotowicz, daughter of Natan, and her husband
Child of Mindl, name unknown
Moshe Monkotowicz, son of Natan, and his wife, name unknown
Child of Moshe, name unknown
Child of Moshe, name unknown
Child of Moshe, name unknown
Child of Moshe, name unknown
Leizer Monkotowicz, son of Natan and his wife, name unknown
Child of Leizer, name unknown
Child of Leizer, name unknown
From Strassbourg, France:
Sarah Mokotow, daughter of Tobiasz Berek Mokotow and her husband, Dawid Winter
Child of Sarah, name unknown
Child of Sarah, name unknown
Child of Sarah, name unknown
From Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany:
Israel Mokotow, relationship to family unknown
Morris Mokotow, brother of Tobiasz Berek Mokotow
Bernard Mokotow, son of Morris and his wife Gitel
From London, England:
Leonard Mokotow. Properly not a Holocaust victim. Because of the increased anti-Semitism in Germany, he was sent by his parents from his native Berlin to live with cousins in England. He was killed in a 1941 London bombing raid. His parents survived the Holocaust by escaping Germany and hiding out in France. They did not discover the fate of their son until after the war. Both died shortly afterwards.
Sources of Information
About Mokotow Victims and Survivors
Holocaust Records.
1. Interviews and correspondence with living members of the Mokotow family.
2. Pages of Testimony at Yad Vashem.
3. Yizkor book for Garwolin, Poland.
4. Yizkor book for Otwock, Poland.
5. Yizkor book for Przedecz, Poland.
6. Gedenkbuch.
7. Memorial to the Jews Deported from France.
8. Jewish Agency survivor lists.
9. Records of the International Tracing Service, Arolsen, Germany.
10. List of Persons who died after the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
11. Records and efforts of the Search Bureau for Missing Relatives.
Genealogical Sources.
1. Birth, marriage and death records of the Jewish population of Warka, Poland, located at the regional archives in Radom. Birth records of Przedecz, Poland, located in the local records office. The records of the Jewish population of Garwolin and Otwock appear to have been destroyed during World War II.
2. Census of non-Aryans taken in 1In 1936, at the age of 16, 938 in Germany.
3. Passenger arrival records for the Port of New York.
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