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	Korb	Aharon			Beggar in the towns of Lithuania	Shkud	52	Shkud
Wife	Korb/Kohen	Feiga			Housewife	Shkud	50	Alka Hill
Daughter	Korb	Hinda	Aharon	Feiga		Shkud	1914	Alka Hill
Daughter	Korb	Basya	Aharon	Feiga		Shkud	24	Alka Hill
Son	Korb	Mayer	Aharon	Feiga		Shkud	21	Shkud
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Daughter	Korb	Yusta	Aharon	Feiga		Shkud	19	Alka Hill
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Husband	Korb	Chatze			Also a beggar in the towns of Lithuania	Shkud	50	Shkud
Wife	Korb/Markut[?]	Rachel	Nachman		Housewife	Shkud	45	Alka Hill
Daughter	Korb	Rivka	Chatze	Rachel	Served her family	Shkud	17	Alka Hill
Daughter	Korb	Dvoira	Chatze	Rachel	Student	Shkud	1931	Alka Hill
Son	Korb	Yosef	Chatze	Rachel	Student	Shkud	14	Alka Hill
Son	Korb		Chatze	Rachel	Student	Shkud	12	Alka Hill
Son	Korb		Chatze	Rachel	Student	Shkud	10	Alka Hill
Son	Korb		Chatze	Rachel	Student	Shkud	8	Alka Hill
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According to Hana Shaf-Brener, there were two Korb families in Shkud.

Aharon Korb, apparently a beggar, was married to Feiga, nee Kohen. The couple had three daughters – Hinda, Basya, and Yusta – and a son, Mayer.

Chatze Korb, also a beggar, was married to Rachel, nee Markut, the daughter of Nachman. Chatze and Rachel had two daughters, Rivka and Dvoira, and four sons, of whom we know the name of the eldest, Yosef. The oldest daughter, Rivka, helped her mother care for the family.

Shaf-Brener provides this information about Chatze Korb’s tragic fate. After the violent Nazi occupation of Shkud, “… some Shkud Jews were violently mistreated. They were hitched to carts loaded with bodies and bricks from the ruins and forced by murderous beatings to pull them….They hitched Dr. Lev and  Chatze Karb to carts …Afterwards, they brought everybody to the Shaul Hall, tortured them insanely, and murdered them” (9).

Jewish Gen’s Lithuania Tax and Voters List records that a Yosel Korb, son of Itsik, was living in Shkud from at least 1904.

Jewish Gen’s Lithuania Marriages database records the marriage of Khatskel Korb, born in 1895 to Yosel and Rebeka, to Rokhe Mekit, the daughter of Shmuel and Bashe Rashe. The couple were married in Kretinga, 1923.

Jewish Gen’s Lithuania Marriages database also tells us that Feige (nee Kan) and her husband Orel Korb had a son Meyer in 1906. (Orel is sometimes a Yiddish diminutive of Aharon.) Meyer, a currier, married Eta Glezer in 1939.

Finally, Jewish Gen’s Lithuania Marriages database records that Deivas Korb (presumably the Dawid Korb mentioned below) and his wife Feige (nee Kan) had a daughter, Base Gite, born in 1908.

Is it possible that Deivas/Dawid is Aharon/Orel? Is it likely that two men, Deivas/Dawid and Aharon/Orel were each married to women named Feige Kahn and each had a daughter named Base and a son named Meyer?

Yad Vashem provides the following information about the Korb family in Shkud:

Dawid Korb was born in Skud, Lithuania in 1880 to Yosef. He was a merchant and married to Feiga. Prior to WWII he lived in Skud, Lithuania. During the war he was in Skud, Lithuania. Dawid was murdered/perished in 1942 in Skud, Lithuania. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his niece (http://db.yadvashem.org/names/nameDetails.html?itemId=512817&language=en)[Note: details of Dawid’s Testimony card reveal that he was the son of Yosel.]

Feiga Korb was born in Skud, Lithuania in 1887. She was a housewife and married to David. Prior to WWII she lived in Skud, Lithuania. During the war she was in Skud, Lithuania. Feiga was murdered/perished in 1942 in Skud, Lithuania. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her relative (http://db.yadvashem.org/names/nameDetails.html?itemId=512819&language=en)