Immigrants to the United States from Sudilkov and Shepetovka formed associations in order to provide assistance to these towns and to Israel, as well as to socialize with each other. These associations were formed in New York and Chicago (and perhaps elsewhere). Several booklets from their archives have survived and are shown below. Click the upper right-hand corner of each booklet if you would like to read in full. If you have additional booklets or more information about these associations, please contact this webpage designer.
Articles of Incorporation New York
New York 1950
New York 1957
New York Date Unknown
Certificate of Incorporation, Sudilkov Sick Support Society, NY
Sudilkov Cemetery Corporation Certificate of Organization
Source: Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois
Source: The Miriam Weiner Archives
This extensive collection of booklets from The Sudilkov-Shepetowka Relief Society of Chicago is printed here due to the generous donation of these materials by Jean Kaplan Teichroew to the Miriam Weiner Archives.
Chicago 1968
This is an imperfect copy of a Pinkass for Sudilkov. Pinkassim (plural) were internal records of the local population, including things like births, deaths, and marriages. For more information, see the Routes to Roots Foundation explanation. If you have language skills and can translate any or all of this document, please contact me.
Haddassah Article "The Postman Rings Twice" about a visit to Sudilkov and Shepetovka
Images of texts produced in Sudilkov can be viewed here.
Compiled by Miriam Kirshner
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