| Relationship | Family/ Pre-Marriage Name | First Name | Father’s Name | Mother’s Name | Occupation or Nickname | Place of birth/ Residence | Age or birth date | Place and date of death |
| Husband | Dinershul | Natan | Butcher | Shkud | 50 | Shkud | ||
| Wife | Dinershul | “Fat” | Shkud | 46 | Alka Hill | |||
| Son | Dinershul | Natan | Student | Shkud | 16 | Shkud | ||
| Daughter | Dinershul | Natan | Student | Shkud | 14 | Shkud | ||
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According to Shaf-Brener, Natan Dinershul, a butcher, was married to a woman nicknamed “Fat” (a heavy woman? Or a thin one given an ironic nickname?). They had two teenage children, a son and a daughter.
No Dinershuls are mentioned in Kehilat Shkud.
JewishGen does not list any Dinershuls in Skuodas; perhaps Natan and his family had moved there rather recently. Dinershuls lived in the nearby towns of Pikeliai, Telsiai, and Kedainiai.
Yad Vashem does not list any Dinershuls from Skuodas.