Chernya (Super) Frida Abramovna (1895, Ludza) — homemaker. Completed 4 grades of primary school. Her marriage to Chernya Mozus-Girsh (1898, Rēzekne) produced children Chernya Yakov (1926, Riga — 1944), Chernya David-Leyb (1927, Riga) and Zaretskaya (Chernya) Dina (1931, Riga). Her eldest son fell heroically on the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. In the Holocaust, Ch.'s parents, Super Naftaliy (1869, Ludza — 1941) and Super Bunya (1867, Ludza — 1941), and siblings, Super Paya (1890, Ludza — 1941), Super Leyba (1892, Ludza — 1941), Super Israel (1893, Ludza — 1941), Gurevich (Super) Taube (1894, Ludza — 1941) and Spivak (Super) Dvora (1898, Ludza — 1941) perished. In 1968, Ch. received permission to emigrate to Israel at the invitation of her son-in-law's sister, Salman Perlya (1927, Kaunas).

A. Norman

Chernya Mozus-Girsh (1898, Rēzekne) — husband
Chernya Yakov (1926, Riga — 1944) — son
Chernya David-Leyb (1927, Riga) — son
Zaretskaya (Chernya) Dina (1931, Riga) — daughter
Super Naftaliy (1869, Ludza — 1941) — father
Super Bunya (1867, Ludza — 1941) — mother
Super Paya (1890, Ludza — 1941) — sister
Super Leyba (1892, Ludza — 1941) — brother
Super Israel (1893, Ludza — 1941) — brother
Gurevich (Super) Taube (1894, Ludza — 1941) — sister
Spivak (Super) Dvora (1898, Ludza — 1941) — sister
Salman Perlya (1927, Kaunas) — son-in-law's sister