I found a long history of the shtetl in Lithuania where my pat. grandfather, Ben Finkel, lived until he was 17 (1888), when he immigrated to the US.
There was a picture of his family’s tavern and brewery with signage (Including ads for a female Finkel dentist) and many tidbits about the family…what guilds they belonged to, what their taxes were, how much they contributed to the little synagogue (whose architect was my grandfather’s grandfather).
The author included many photos of the grave markers in the Jewish cemetery. of the family. Apparently in Nov. 1941 the Lithuanian collaborators massacred all the jews left in the shtetl.
The shtetl was small and the Finkel family large so it was inevitable that their history coincided with that of this little village.
This history was written in Hebrew but someone had nicely volunteered to translate it into English.
http://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/serey/Serey1a.html See photo in section 2, in middle of the page; see grave marker at the bottom of the same page.