Photograph of Zvi Hirsh Blecher. Hirsh was born in Zeimel in 1837 (affectionately known as 'The Zeimler'), and died and was buried in Pasvitinys in 1912. He married Etta (Ethel) Blecher, who was born in 1847, and had children with her, including Yisrael Pinchas Blecher who was born in 1877 and died in 1919. [Source: https://www.geni.com/search?search_type=people&names=hirsh+blecher]

Photograph of Joe (Yosef) Blecher, son of Yisrael Pinchas and Chaya Golda Blecher, visiting the grave of his father (Yisrael). Joe is standing next to his father's grave, surrounding by other graves. Hebrew writing can be seen written on Yisrael's grave, and another visible grave. This photograph was taken in Pasvitinys in a Jewish cemetry, as this is where Yisrael was buried. [Source: https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/chaya-golda-gross-24-5n6wcj]

Photograph of Hirsh Blecher with one of his sons, his daughter-in-law, and his 5 grandchildren from this son. Hirsh is seated in the centre of the photograph. His son, Yisrael Pinchas Blecher, can be seen standing behind him on the right, next to his wife Chaya Golda Gross (on the left behind Hirsh Blecher). All five of Yisrael's children are photographed here: two daugthers on the left and three sons towards the right. From left to right, they are named Ethel Reizel Blecher, Chana Blecher, Yosef (affectionately known as Joe) Blecher, Avraham Yitchak Blecher, and Matityahu (affectionately known as Mati) Blecher. The girls are standing to the left of Hirsh Blecher and in front of their mother, while the boys are standing to the right of Hirsch Blecher. Joe Blecher is seated on Hirsh Blecher's lap. From oldest to youngest, the following is known about the births and deaths of the children: Ethel (1904-1988), Chana (1905-1988), Avraham (1906-1924), Matityahu (1908-unknown), and Yosef (1910-1967). [Source: https://www.jewishgen.org/family/hofble.html; https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/chaya-golda-gross-24-5n6wcj]

Photograph of a Jewish cemetry in Pasvitinys. Joe (Yosef) Blecher can be seen with his father's (Yisrael Pinchas Blecher) grave in the far right of the photo. He has his hand resting on the grave. Other gravestones are seen in the photograph, and trees are growing amongst the graves, suggesting this cemetry has not been well maintained.