Edith Lachovitsky

The Delft police commissioner requested on behalf of the Sicherheitspolizei in The Hague that Edith Lachovitsky, a saleswoman residing in Delft, be located, detained and brought to trial. She was suspected of having changed her place of residence without obtaining the required authorization. This description referred to Jews who had gone into hiding.
Algemeen Politieblad nr 38, 24 September 1942, …

Marij or Mary Weissmann was born in Burgpole in Russia (or Poland) on 3 May 1872 and she was married to Max Lachovitsky, born 15 June 1868 in Korsaw. Max was a clothing merchant and travelled a lot. In 1905 the complete family, namely Max self, his wife Mary Weissmann, daughters Dina, Lillah, Edith, Ina and Anna, as also his sons Manuel, Chaim and Morris arrived from Edinburgh in Rotterdam, where …

Edith and Anna Lachovitsky were sisters.
See: J. Wijnberg-Stroz en M. van Lunteren-Spanjaard, Blijvers en voorbijgangers. Joden in Delft 1850-1960 (Kampen 1998) 180-181