Kommentare zu: Schischa Ignatz / (Schischa) Isak – 19. Mai 1885

Von: Carole Vogel

Carole Vogel — Mon, 22 Dec 2014 05:53:59 +0000

The tombstone images of his wife Pessl Trebitsch Schischa and son Samuel Schischa are posted in this blog.

Von: Heddy Breuer Abramowitz

Heddy Breuer Abramowitz — Sun, 30 May 2010 20:17:47 +0000

Very grateful to be able to print out this information for my children. It is amazing to me, who grew up in a distant place to see the evidence of my ancestors’ existence.

Von: Johannes

Johannes — Tue, 25 May 2010 05:09:42 +0000

Als Antwort auf Carole G. Vogel.

Good morning Carole,
the translation of Mr. Stroh is perfect, no transcription errors!

Once more, thank you so much for your great cooperation! :-)

Have you seen the comment of Mr. Deutsch? Do you know the answer?:
https://der-transkribierer.at/2010/05/23/sopher-deutsch-jakob-schlomo-04-dezember-1871/#comment-475

Von: Carole G. Vogel

Carole G. Vogel — Mon, 24 May 2010 20:08:08 +0000

Isak (Ignatz) Schischa was the son of David Schischa and Fani (Fegela). He was born circa 3 Oct 1826. He married Pessl (Josepha) Trebitsch, the daughter of Gabriel Trebitsch, in January 1853. They lived in Forchtenstein and had five children:
1. Fani Schischa, born in October 1853
2. Marie Schischa, born circa 1854
3. Sophie (Sissel) Schischa married Rabbi Simon Klein in 1890.
4. David Schischa born in 1858
5. Samuel Schischa who married Jehudess Leitner.

He was the brother of Meir Loeb Schischa whose gravestone is shown on this blog, and of Hani (Chane) Loewy who was the wife of Mordechai Loewy of Mattersdorf and Gloggnitz. Mordechai Loewy was the brother of my great-great-grandfather.

Yitzchok Stroh translated the Hebrew inscription on the gravestone. (However any transcription errors are mine as I quickly wrote down the translation while we spoke on the phone.)

Isak Schischa gravestone transcription:
He passed away on Tuesday the day before Shavuot 5645. The departed the honorable g-d-fearing Itzik the son of the honorable David Z’L; He departed his world with a good name with the good deeds he acquired; he took good baggage when he went on his way. He was graced with complete faith and the pure prayers which he did. His end came near when he was still young. From his tent he was removed. His memory from his children will not be forgotten. His light will shine forever. Until he wakes up at the end of days he will rest peacefully. His mother’s name was Fegela.