Hartog Schijvenschuurder was the youngest and still at home living son of Isidorus Schijvenschuurder and Sientje van Praag. He was a raincoat maker by profession and was carried off to concentration camp Vught on 16 March 1943, together with his sister Sara Gans-Schijvenschuurder and brother-in-law Jacob Gans. However, Hartog was deployed as forced labourer in the Aussenkommando Moerdijk, (extern command), where he had to stay in barrack 2b. On 3 July 1943 Hartogt and his sister Sara and brother-in-law Jacob were transferred from Vught to Westerbork, where he stayed in barrack 57, waiting for his deportation. On 6 July he was put on transport to Sobibor and on arrival there on 9 July 1943, Hartog Schijvenschuurder was immediately killed there.
Sources include the City Archive of Amsterdam, family registration card and archive card of Isidorus Schijvenschuurder, archive card of Hartog Schijvenschuurder and the file cabinet of the Jewish Council, registration card of Hartog Schijvenschuurder.