Rabbi Chananya Yom Tov Lipa Teitelbaum
חנניא יום טוב ליפא ב"ר אהרן
Nirbator RavDate of Death:
Sun. January 2, 1983 -
Teves 17 5743
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Directions to Kever: Washington Floral Park Cemetery, also known as Deans Cemetery located Monmouth Junction, New Jersey maintains computerized records and will provide a detailed location map upon request. Location: Ohel, across from the Satmar Section
Biographical Notes:
The Rav’s father, Rav Aaron Teitelbaum, Hy”d (1881-1944) a grandson of Rebbe Eliezer Nisan Teitelbaum (1786-1855), Drohabitcher Rebbe was the Volover Rav. The Drohabitcher Rebbe was the son of the Yismach Moshe.
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He is not buried in the Satmar section, the Nirbater Kehila has a separate Chejka across from Satmar & its note worthy that he is buried in a Ohel.
Corrected.
If you?re already listing yichus:
The Drohabitcher Rebbe son was Rebbe Samuel Teitelbaum the Gorlitzer Rebbe.
I?m not sure if he was related to Rebbe Boruch of Gorlitz, the son of the Sanzer.
R’ Baruch Halberstam of Gorlitz was the SIL of the Yetev Lev of a Sighet who was a brother to R’ Schmiel.
The NyrBatur Rav was the grandson of R’ Yokel of Volove who was the son of R’ Schmiel Gorlitzer and the SIL of his uncle the Yetev Lev.
Harav Rabbe Samuel Teitelbaum was a brother-in-law of the Gorlitzer Rabbe Harav Boruch son of the Sanzer Ruv
Gorlitzer,
As I wrote in my comment prior to yours, you are mistaking, Reb Schmuel T”B of Gorlitz was an “Uncle” to Reb Baruch Gorlitzer Z”L