Lewek,
Meisels, Rabbi Jakub Leible Meyzler
Dwoyra,
Meisels, Rabbi Dawid Berish Dov Meyzler
(1814-1875)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. Cohn, Chaia Jenta

2. Cohn, Sheindel Hadas

Meisels, Rabbi Dawid Berish Dov Meyzler

  • Born: 1814, Poland
  • Marriage (1): Cohn, Chaia Jenta on Jul 1, 1832 in Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Poland
  • Marriage (2): Cohn, Sheindel Hadas
  • Died: 1875 at age 61

   Another name for Rabbi was Meyzler, Dawid Berk.425

  General Notes:

He was the Av Beis Din of Lask for twenty five years, author of Chidushei HaRaDaD, Warsaw, 1891, Ahavat David, responsa HaRaDaD, Ohr David, Rei'ach Duda'im and Binyan David. He was the son of Rabbi Aryey Judah Jacob Meisels, the Av Beis Din of Za mosc and Piotrkow.


Rabbi married Chaia Jenta Cohn, daughter of MAHARACH Rabbi Eleazar Leyzer Wolf (HaKohan) Cohn and Breindel Lorbeerbaum, on Jul 1, 1832 in Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Poland. (Chaia Jenta Cohn was born on Sep 1, 1819 and died on May 21, 1856 in Lask, Lask, Piotrków, Russian Empire, Poland.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Alt. Marriage, Jul 1, 1832. 425


  Marriage Notes:

MEISELS, DAVID DOV (1814-1876), Polish rabbi. Meisels was the son of Aryeh Judah Jacob who served as av bet din of Piotrkow and Kilatow. He was known in his youth as a prodigy (illui). He was appointed av bet din of Dobra at the age of 18 and late r served in the same capacity at Nasielsk. From 1851 until his death he was rabbi of Lask. He was regarded as one of the outstanding talmudists of his generation and gained the deep respect of the ḥasidic rabbi of Gur, Isaac Meir, author of the Ḥi ddushei ha-Rim. Meisels' important works, published by his sons, are Ahavat David, on the laws of invalid witnesses (1884); Ḥiddushei ha-Radad, novellae on tractate Pesaḥim (1891); She'elot u-Teshuvot ha-Radad, responsa on Oraḥ Ḥayyim and Even ha- Ezer (1903); and Binyan David, on the Book of Lamentations (1913). Of his sons, jacob, author of the Toledot Ya'akov, succeeded his father as rabbi of Lask; phinehas elijah served as rabbi of Rakov and ze'ev wolf was a distinguished Ḥasid at Tarno w.

bibliography:
P. Zelig, Ir Lask va-Ḥakhameha (1926), 71-75.
[Arthur Cygielman]

Rabbi next had a relationship with Sheindel Hadas Cohn, daughter of MAHARACH Rabbi Eleazar Leyzer Wolf (HaKohan) Cohn and Breindel Lorbeerbaum. (Sheindel Hadas Cohn died on Feb 24, 1893 in Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Poland and was buried in Warsaw Jewish Cemetery sector 24, row 4, number 40.)




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