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| 1 | After serving for five years in the Russian Army, and with the possibility of being conscripted again to fight in the Japanese wars, Max left Russia in either 1903 or 1904. He came to theUnited States about six weeks prior to Mary and the children. | Corash, Max H. (I950)
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| 2 | Around the year 1840, Moshe "Magid" Rivlin was sent by the leaders of Lithuanian Jewry to be the spiritual leader of the Kehilla Askenazit of Jerusalem, where he wrote "Bet Midrash' | Rivlin, Moshe (I6525)
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| 3 | As paraphrased from a letter (2 October 1993) from Karl Bernstein. My father George was working with a carnival that toured the Maritime Provinces when I was born in 1925. My parents settled inNew York City where my father worked at Madison Square Garden. I attended parochial schools and was raised as a Roman Catholic, the religion of my mother. I joined the Navy on my 17th birthdayin 1942 as an apprentice seaman. I served on an amphibious ship (an LST-tank landing ship) in North Africa, Sicily, the landing at Salerno and throughout the Mediterian as a Gunner's MateFirst Class. We then went to england in preparation for the Normandy invasion. I returned to the United States and attended the Naval Academy Preparatory School. I entered the Naval Academy inJune of 1945 on a Regular Navy Fleet appointment. I graduated in June of 1949. I retired from the Navy in August of 1981. | Bernstein, Karl Joseph (I1367)
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| 4 | FREED, Annette, mother of Kenneth and Gary, passed away on January 15, 2013. Born to Abraham and Jennie Woler on October 30, 1924 in Detroit, MI, Annette made her home in Tucson since 1964. Prior to moving to Tucson, she lived in Long Island, with her husband, Gerald, and their two sons. She worked as a knitting instructress, volunteered for ORT and enjoyed playing Mah Jong. In Tucson, she managed Cele Peterson's, owned the Monterey Beauty Salon, and enjoyed playing Mah Jong, Pan and a variety of other card games. As she was friendly, clever and outgoing, she made many friends. Amongst them was Martin Schwartz, with whom she spent many happy hours. Her greatest joy was her family. She will be greatly missed by Ken and Gary and their wives Marilyn and Felice, all of whom loved her and tended to her care. She cherished her grandchildren, Shannon (Gavin) Weidman, Jason (Emily), Kyle (Niki), Eric (Lindsey) and Lauren Freed. She felt blessed to get to meet and know her great-grandchildren, Samantha, Sean, Lily, and Hannah, who all called her "GG" for great grandma. There will be a Graveside Service in the Knights of Pythias section of Evergreen Cemetery, presided by Rabbi Thomas Louchheim, at 4:00 p.m. Friday, January 18, 2013. Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY, N. Oracle & W. Miracle Mile. www.evergreenmortuary-cemetery.com | Woler, Annette (I3514)
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| 5 | Harvey "Chet" Krentzman received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Northeastern University in 1949, a Master of Science in Engineering from Harvard University in 1950, aMaster of Business Administration from Harvard Business School in 1952, and a Doctorate of Business in Administration in 1991. Advanced Management Associates Inc. was founded in 1955, amanagement consulting company for owners of small and medium sized firms. As an entrepreneur, he acquires underperforming divisions of large companies and manages their return to growth andprofitability. | Krentzman, Harvey Chester "Chaim Hirshel ben Shmuel" (I1139)
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| 6 | In 1857, Yosef Rivlin founded a society called the Builders of Jerusalem. Six other men joined him and together the seven men built the first neighborhood outside the city walls - Nahalat Shiva( Estate of Seven). Yemin Moshe: An early Jewish suburb of western Jerusalem, founded next to the original Jewish settlement outside the Old City, Mishkenot Sha'ananim. The brainchild of Yosef Rivlin and DavidYellin and funded by Sir Moses Montefiore, Yemin Moshe was envisioned as an artists colony. In fact, the first buildings were used as the site of a weaving factory, then a hospital. The problem was that the area was easy prey for local marauders. Rivlin himself courageously moved into one of the houses as his permanent residence. His relatives inside the Old City were soafraid for his safety that they ran out the main gate when it opened each morning to see if Rivlin was still alive!. Today Yemin Moshe is one of the most picturesque and treasured of Jerusalem's many neighborhoods. For more information go to http://www.lehrhaus.org/online/jerusalem/jeru_glossary.html and http://www.jajz-ed.org.il/noar/sites/gate100.htm | Rivlin, Yosef (I6518)
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| 7 | Lilly Goldman tells us the story of how their family came to be in Amenia, NY. It seems that Irving was in highschool when he took a job herding cattle for some people in Leedsville. Irving,still wanting to continue his education, found the only highschool in the area. It was located in Amenia. He then went out and rented a house for $10, later $25. He wrote to his parents aboutthis nice area and tol them to come join him. About the same time business had fallen off for his father Harry. Hearing about this house in Amenia, the family decided to move there. Faga sentout penny postcards to all of her laundry customers, inviting them to come and rent a room, at their new place in Amenia. So the family packed up and moved to Amenia in 1918. The Goldman'swere the third Jewish family in town. Not long afterward, many of the Rothstein's came and also rented out rooms. | Goldman, Irving (I31)
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| 8 | My father, Benjamin Gorrelick was born in Volozin, in 1907; his father was Abraham Gorrelick ( a melamed) and his mother was Sarah Cohen. My grandfathear came to this country before the firstworld war broke out and then the rest of the family had to wait until the war was over to come to N.Y. City, in 1921. My grandmother came with her four children, Sol, Nettie, Lillian and myfather, Benjamin who the eldest. My grandfather was a Hebrew teacher, in New York and my father went to the Dewitt Clinton Elementary School, which he did in a year and a half and eventuallywent to City College; then he became a rabbi at the Jewish Theological Seminary. Most of his rabbinic career (49 years) was spent in Detroit, Michigan. He died in 1998. Does anyone recognizethe name "GORRELICK" or Cohen from Volozin? ------------------------- Elisheva Gorrelick Ellis (eliellis@hotmail.com) -------------------------------------------- Subject: Re: a note on theguest book---- Shalom Eilat--------------------Sorry for the scum on the guest book It's a real disaster. As for Avraham Gorrelick, Yes, the late Mr. Reuven Rogovin wrote some "figuresdrawing's about our Melamdim". The fourth drawing (the last one) he dedicated to "The Teacher-Melamed, Rabbi Avraham Gorrelick" (page 484 on the Volozhin Yizkor Book). Reading it one can feelMr. Rogovin's big esteem and love for his Rabbi and Teacher. Here is the word-to-word translation from Hebrew to English I accomplished after receiving your Email: I should post online at theJewishgen site-Volozhin Yizkor Book section, the English version after its final edition. ---- -------- The Melamed and Teacher, Rabbi Avraham Gorellick, By Reuven Rogovin (VYB page484)----From Hebrew by M. Porat --- ...........................Last but not least, was my teacher; Reb Avrom Gorelik. His Heyder was a reformed Heyder. Mr. Gorrelick was an enlightened andeducated teacher, who endlessly loved the Hebrew language. He was the first pioneer in Volozhin and its vicinity to introduce the Hebrew language in the Heyder as a subject of learningobligation. On the Heyder wall was suspended an announcement written in huge letters "SPEAK HEBREW!" Hebrew became for the first time a subject of learning duty the same as Mathematics,Geography, History etc. At those times, it was a novelty, a changeover in the education method. As a teacher he was strict and pedantic, demanding from his pupils' such accomplishments whichwere seen as "unobtainable". He allocated me two days only to learn by heart a Bialik's poem "The Slaughter City". Two days he allocated also to learn Bialik's "Dead of the Desert". For "TheHamatmid" he gave me three days and to learn by heart Yalag's "Between the Lion's teeth" one single day only. The Heyder was situated inside Rohke the Widow's (Rohke Di Almone) apartment onthe Smorgon Street (Smorgoner Gass), near to Hayim Der Shnayder (the Taylor) house. On the second year of its existence, the Heyder removed to Brovarna Street near "Avrom Der Vafernik's"house. Reb Hayim der Shnayder used to enter the Heyder at evening hours and to enjoy himself extremely when he heard the "Moyshelakh" and "Shloymelah" speaking loudly in the Holy Language.Allthe children, Reb Gorrelick's students, apart of "Mihl Lea Dines" and the writer of these lines had been slaughtered in one single day, together with their loving admirer Reb Hayim derShnayder. "Swords were pulled out and bows tensed by wicked godless murderers to defeat poor and pauper and to slaughter the right and honest" (Book of psalms 37, 14) http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/volozhin/volozhin.html#ROG - Thursday, November 11, 2004 at 22:22:26 (EST) | Gorrelick, Abraham (I8432)
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| 9 | Nine months after Tillie was born her father, immigrated to Canada. He joined his sister Buna, already living in Hamilton. Tillie grew up in a small shtetl by the name of Storadorga (Schtarderoba) meaning littleroad. In 1921 Tillie and her mother started their process to join her father in Canada. The process started in Russia, they traveled to Warsaw, where they spent a monthwaiting for exit papers. While awaiting their papers other family members joined them. Sam Lipsett and his mother where on their way to New York to join his father, who had come a few yearsbefore. From Warsaw via the Ship CANADA they traveled to Danzig, Liverpool, Montreal and then finally to Hamilton. In hebrew the name is transliterated as Lamed Yud Fay Somach Yud Tof Tzadek | Lifshitz, Tillie (I495)
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| 10 | R. Moshe Rivkas wrote "Be'er HaGola" | Rivkas, R. Moshe (I6540)
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| 11 | Rich in history, the Dennis Paper & Food Service Company has been serving Central and Eastern Maine with pride since 1908. Five Russian immigrant brothers originally founded the company as a bottling service known as Washington County Bottling Works. Deliveries were made by horse-drawn wagon, limiting theterritory covered to the Cherryfield area. Eventually, Max Dennis bought his brother's share of the business and moved the company into Ellsworth in the early 1920's. Though troubling times were ahead, Max Dennis was able to keep thebusiness running during the depression and World War II, with the help of his wife and son. When his son, Lawrence Dennis, took over operations in 1945, productions had increased dramatically. The company had developed its own brand of soft drink known as University Club Soda, andwas now bottling and distributing national brands such as Hires Root Beer and Nesbitt's Orange. In 1949, the company incorporated and came to be known as the Dennis Bottling Company. In the 1950's Dennis Bottling Co. began distributing malt beverages. This development was so well received by the community that a warehouse was opened in Brewer to accommodate distributionand in 1968 the company's headquarters were moved to Veazie. Distribution then became the main focus of the company, resulting in a change of name to Dennis Beverage Company. Soon after the move to Veazie, Dennis Beverage Company expanded its operations once again, this time to include paper and plastic disposable products and janitorial supplies. In an effort tobest reflect the nature of the business, the name changed to Dennis Paper Company. The company continued to grow, thanks in large part to the dedication and hard work of Lawrence's wife Lee, his sister Bertha and the children of Lawrence and Lee: Hayden, Ron, Mark andMichele Dennis. After close to 40 years in the Veazie area, the Dennis Paper & Food Service Company moved to Bangor in 2002 and operations are now based at the new 50,000 square foot distribution center onThatcher Street. This move has once again opened up the windows of opportunity as the company has expanded to a full foodservice broadline distributor, selling fresh, frozen and dry goods. Through all the changes in the past and the ones yet to be made in the future, one thing remains a constant: The focus, vision and dedication of the Dennis Paper & Food Service Company has andalways will be the complete satisfaction of the valued customers we serve. | Dennis, Max (I3982)
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| 12 | Signer of a letter to The Honorable Trent Lott Office of the Majority Leader, in regards to the Maritime Security Act of 1995 | Bernstein, Karl Joseph (I1367)
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| 13 | This story was told to Corrine Cullen Brooks by her grandmother Faga Rochel Pisetsky Goldman. Harry as a young man served as a calvryman in the Russian Army. He was discharged from the Army. Afew years later he was conscripted again. Based on the history of the time, men were forced to serve for 25 years. Harry not wishing to do this took the name of another person, as many didduring that time. The name that he took was Goldman. Harry then left Russia under a false name. | Tzerlin/Goldman, Harry W. "Hirschel Naich" (I29)
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| 14 | "....Annette was an exceptional student, twice winning the R.B Bennett award for the highest marks in Alberta schools. She was an excellent pianist and won several medals before the age of twelve. Annette began her studies at UBC at sixteen and graduated with a B.A. in English. She met her beloved husband, Norman, in the registration lineup at the beginning of her first year. They married in 1940 and their love match lasted for forty-nine years until his passing in 1989. Annette was a community leader. She twice chaired the Women's Division of the United Jewish Appeal, and throughout her life was a steadfast supporter of the Jewish Federation. She was long active in her local chapter of Hadassah-WIZO and many other Jewish organizations. Annette was also dedicated to the wider community and chaired the North Shore division of the United Way. She was very involved in the arts as a founding board member of the Vancouver Playhouse Theatre and a board member of the National Arts Centre. She was the driving force behind the building of the Norman Rothstein Theatre at the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver. Annette and Norman were adventurous travellers, and she loved boating, skiing, tennis, gardening, cooking, reading, classical music, and spending time at their house on the Gulf Islands. She was an animal lover and especially enjoyed her dogs. Annette had strong and passionately-held opinions and did not hesitate to share her views with others. She was a strong, vibrant person who remained active well into her mid-80s. She loved her family and friends, and touched many throughout her life with her extraordinary caring and acts of kindness. She will continue to be an inspiration to family, friends, and her community..." See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/vancouversun/obituary.aspx?n=annette-rothstein&pid=135160463#fbLoggedOut | Smith, Annette (I2293)
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| 15 | "Living life to the brim, after 101 years" | Corash, Goldie B. (I1271)
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| 16 | (1888-1966) Canadian-born art critic, screenwriter and author, in the US for many years, active in the Pulp magazines from about 1915; he wrote the script for Vengeance of the Dead (1917), an early film by Henry King (1886-1982). He is of sf interest for Phantom Fingers (1927), in which a Mad Scientist who commits apparently impossible crimes with the aid of Matter Transmission, is foiled in the end by a brave detective. - See more at: http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/mearson_lyon#sthash.HvNAgLaU.dpuf | Mearson, Lyon J. E. (I12259)
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| 17 | 1 Dec 1924 | Besser, Irving (I6703)
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| 18 | 1871 Census says he was born in New York. Have to check it out if everything else points to England | Mordecai, Lazaraus (I11501)
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| 19 | 1900 Census states she had 9 births and only 7 are living | Volaski, Bertha/Betty (I8736)
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| 20 | 1924, BU Law School | Greenberg, David H. (I1905)
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| 23 | 37th RI Division, WWI. Awarded Purple Heart. | Bergin, Martin Joseph (I4515)
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| 25 | 7 Aug 1893 | Besser, Max (I6174)
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| 26 | 7 Nov 1913 | Besser, Anne (I6173)
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| 27 | 86 years old,husband of late Sarah(Shalek)Krentzman,founder & retired president of Globe Machinery Supply Co. Chelsea,Ma. | Krentzman, Samuel (I1133)
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| 28 | Minsk, Belarus | Rothstein, Charles "Hillel" (I327)
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| 131 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Molly (I6268)
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| 132 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Jack "Juddah" (I6267)
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| 133 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Fannie "Fradel" (I6266)
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| 134 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Sarah Rose "Razel" (I6265)
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| 135 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Max "Mordechai" (I6264)
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| 136 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Norman "Nochem" (I6263)
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| 137 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Feinstein/Feinberg, Chae Leah (I6262)
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| 138 | A biography of the Rothstein Family, titled "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. | Rothstein, Nathan "Nechemia" (I6261)
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| 139 | A resident of Rockville, MD, he was preceded in death by his wife, Esther Costrell. Father of James Arnold Costrell (Helen Wood), Daniel Neal Costrell, Robert Michael (Rochelle) Costrell; grandfather of Sarah Anne & Benjamin David Costrell; step grandfather of Rebecca Hawes; step great-grandfather of Zoe Davidson-Hawes & Nathaniel Davidson-Hawes; brother of Natalie Frazis, Edwin Costrell, and the late Rose Byer. Interment followed funeral services conducted at the Judean Memorial Garden Chapel, Olney, Wednesday, June 10, 2009. | Costrell, Louis (I5119)
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| 140 | a text of the Rothstein Family "I am a Rothstein" by Stanley Rothstein. A biography of the Rothstein Family | Harris, Duke (I6325)
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| 141 | ABELSKY, Meer Movsha Zerakh - - - - - Family from Vilna 27/10/1893 - - - Vilnius Vilnius Vilnius Vilnius 1893 M660 2205053 4 - LVIA/728/3/1464 | Abelsky, Meir Moshe "Meer Movsha Zerakh" (I3801)
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| 142 | about Max and Bertha Rothstein | Rothstein, Max "Mordechai" (I6264)
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| 143 | about Yuddel Rothstein | Rothstein, Jack "Juddah" (I6267)
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| 144 | According to 1892-1894 Family List for Uzpaliai, Mikhel was the father of two other children in addition to those linked below. Given names and approximate years of birth follow: Chaim Romm c. 1871 Izrael Romm c. 1880 May also have had another son, found in Kupiskis vital records, (while registered in Kamajai), as: Iosel Zalman Romm son of Mikhel, with wife Iahke-Lypse. There, vital records record the births of two children, Rokhlia-Dveira born Feb 1900 and Shmuel born Jan 1908, as well as death of a son, Mendel, in Jul 1907 at age 5. Given the similarity of given name Solomon and Zalman, and despite Solomon's young age and subsequent Nov 1909 marriage in Cape Province, South Africa, it is within the realm of possibility that both (Iosel) Zalman and Solomon are one and the same. Note: Son Joseph Rahm listed below was known as Leizer Iosel in Lithuania. | Griz (Greece), Mikhel (I12140)
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| 145 | According to an article in the Pittsburgh Press, Feb 22, 1934, Benjamin Plesset was highly educated, having degrees from 3 Russian Universities and spoke 10 different languages fluently. http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=_SEbAAAAIBAJ&sjid=c0sEAAAAIBAJ&pg=3163%2C182785 | Plesset, Benjamin Milton/Michael (I1353)
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| 146 | According to birth certificate he was born 9 Jul 1900 | Berkovitz, Louis Harry "Ariyeh Leib" (I265)
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| 147 | According to California Records | Pochter, Gertrude (I6804)
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| 148 | According to death record he chocked to death. | Schwarzenberg, Orlando (I14343)
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| 149 | According to death record he died of Tuberculosis. | Schwarzenberg, Solomon (I14384)
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| 150 | According to death record his death was either a drowning or suicide. | Schwarzenberg, Moses Henry (I3268)
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| 151 | According to draft card | Levine, Rabbi Isaac Louis (I7885)
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| 152 | according to Draft Registration | Shangold, Israel (I4793)
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| 153 | According to Draft Registration Card | Alperowitz, Isidore (I5103)
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| 154 | According to Gilbert Smith Chaichesha married Wolf after coming to the US Wolf did not sire any of the children. Chaichesha was very wealthy in Russia until the depression hit and they lost all their gold. She smuggled some gold here to US when immigrating. Chaichesha went to live in Israel for a few years with her mother. Her mother died and was buried in Israel in a plain metal box above ground because the family refused to pay for the plot. Lena came at a different time because she was sent back because of an eye problem. Izzy had a twin brother who died at an early age. | Lipshitz, Chaichesha "Ida" (I590)
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| 155 | According to Hank Sirlin Nathan served in the Russian Army in Siberia for two years. | Sirlin, Nathan (I2010)
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| 156 | According to Hank Sirlin this man stayed in Russia with the daughters of the family. | Tzerlin, Sam (I2007)
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| 157 | According to Heidi Milender Valdanbrini, Jacob died either from suicide or accidentally from a slash on his wrist that got infected. | Milender, Jacob (I2183)
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| 158 | According to the tombstone of Lena, her fathers name was Dov Bear. | Weber, Lena (I432)
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| 159 | According to World War I Draft Registration Card his date of birth is listed as 19 Oct 1872 | Garfunkel, Aaron (I5986)
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| 160 | According to World War I Draft Registration his birthdate is listed as 15 April 1890 | Efron, Nathan (I4607)
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| 161 | According to WWI draft card | Gans, Abraham (I8178)
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| 162 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I92)
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| 163 | Acording to his World War I Draft Registration his birthday is listed as 12 Oct 1899 | Etscovitz, Jacob (I1191)
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| 164 | Adele Hirsch July 4, 1928 - April 6, 2014 Obituary Adele Hirsch (1928 - 2014) Adele Hirsch, 85 of Boynton Beach, Florida, formerly of Long Beach, CA, Northbrook, IL and Worcester, MA passed away on Sunday, April 06, 2014. Adele was born in 1928 to the late Edwin and Goldie Klein. She truly loved and appreciated the game of Bridge and was an avid player, champion (a Life Master) and teacher, a world traveler, and a committed volunteer. Adele was predeceased by her loving husband Herbert. She is survived by her beloved children Robert and Cynthia, her cherished grandchildren Ethan (Erin), Benny (Corrina) and Alex, her dear brother, Howard Klein of New York and her dear sister in law Carole Lipsky of Delray Beach, FL. Funeral Services will be held Thursday, April 10, 2014 at 10:00 am at Stanetsky Memorial Chapels, 475 Washington Street, Canton, MA with burial to follow at Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, MA. The family will be sitting Shiva immediately following services and on Friday April 11, 2014 from 10:00 am – 5:00 pm at the residence of Robert Hirsch. Those wishing to express sympathy and condolences to the family are asked to consider making a donation to JAFCO and National Council of Jewish Women. | Klein, Adele (I3683)
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| 165 | Al Brooks, former mayor of Mesa, dies | Berkovitz Brooks, Sumner Alan "Al" (I9)
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| 166 | Alex headstone reads Ben Zoav (Zayin Aleph Vet/Bet), son of | Plessett, Alexander (I1442)
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| 167 | Allen S. Novick, 70 Born in Brookline, Mass., on September 16, 1942, to Joseph and Sylvia Novick, Allen grew up in Millis, Mass. He moved to West Lafayette in 1960 to attend Purdue University. Allen received his bachelor, master, and doctorate degrees in Aeronautical Engineering from Purdue. In 1972, Allen joined the Allison division of General Motors (now Rolls-Royce), where he progressed through many different assignments. Allen retired in 2009 as the Vice President of Marketing Intelligence and Support. During his distinguished career, Allen received many accolades, including the Purdue University Distinguished Engineering Alumni Award in 2006. He was nominated by Regional Airline World for a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004. Recently, Allen served as an Honorary Industry Professor for Purdue's School of Aeronautics and Astronautics. He remained active in the aerospace industry, consulting with suppliers and speaking at industry engagements. He enjoyed mentoring those he worked with and encouraging those embarking on a career in engineering. Allen was a longtime fan and avid supporter of Purdue athletics. A fixture at football and basketball games, Allen was also active in the John Purdue Club. Allen was previously married to Phyllis Novick. He is survived by two children: Kent (Melissa) and Michelle; two grandchildren: Madelyn Rose and Josephine Allys; brother Lawrence (Carol); and longtime friend, Elizabeth Spencer. A memorial service will be held on Friday, December, 14 at 11 a.m. at Aaron Ruben Nelson Mortuary, 11411 North Michigan Road. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider contributing to a scholarship fund established in Allen's name. Contributions can be made to the Purdue Foundation, noting on the memo line "Allen Novick Scholarship Fund." The mailing address is: Purdue University, Attention: Pam Ritter, Dauche Alumni Center, 403 W. Wood Street, West Lafayette, IN 47907. Published in the Journal & Courier from December 11 to December 12, 2012 | Novick, Allen Stewart (I4354)
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| 168 | ALONGI - Guy A., 52 years old, died July 12, 2000. Survived by beloved wife, Laurie; loving sons, Shane Andrew and Michael Scott (Shalimar) and adored grandchild Scott Andrew; mother, Josephine Alongi and brother, Victor Alongi. | Alongi, Guy Anthony (I2)
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| 169 | Also known as Alvin Sender Jarmel, and Alvin Jarmel | Jarmulowsky, Alvin (I8774)
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| 170 | Also known as Anne and Annie | Coven, Anita (I11330)
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| 171 | Also known as Avram Goldenberg | Goldberg, Abraham (I853)
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| 172 | Also known as Chaia Jaslapky | List, Ida "Edith Rose" (I11326)
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| 173 | Also known as Chava | Klein, Eva (I12293)
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| 174 | Also known as Dolly | Coven, Irene G. "Dolly" (I11332)
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| 175 | Also known as Icho Jaslapky | Saslasky, Isaac "Isaac Hacohen" (I3407)
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| 176 | Also known as Israel | Hoffman, Irving (I4625)
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| 177 | Also Known as Jack | Fresco, Jacob Joseph (I4120)
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| 178 | Also known as Jossel Kowalepky and (Yankel) Joseph Simon Coven (Kavalevsky) | Coven, Joseph Simon (I11328)
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| 179 | Also known as Juda Kowalepky | Coven, Julius (I11329)
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| 180 | Also known as Lea Kowalepky | Saslasky, Lillian (I11327)
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| 181 | Also known as Manya | Saslasky, Mary (I1268)
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| 182 | Also known as Millie | Fresco, Amelia "Millie" (I4097)
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| 183 | Also known as Sales Goldenberg | Goldberg, Charles (I863)
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| 184 | Also known as Simon | Fresco, Samuel (I4092)
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| 185 | Also known as Sprener according to data on Eli World War I Draft Registration Card | [--?--], Ruchel "Rosa" (I3195)
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| 186 | Also possible 15 Sep 1896 | Siegal, Bennett "Buruch" Isaac (I832)
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| 187 | American Mother of the Year | Loitman, Judge Jennie Deanna (I4633)
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| 188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I14)
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| 189 | Applied for Naturalization 31 Aug 1899 Age 34 Occupation Tailor Alien born Germany 12 Sept 1865 Arrived Port of New York 13 Sept 1891 Naturalized 03 Oct 1899 Witness John W. McKensie of 4Barton Street Worcester Witness John McRae of 9 Fulton Street Worcester | Corbin, Adam "Alter" (I900)
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| 190 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I109)
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| 191 | Arianne is a descendat of an Afghani Royal Family | Mahmoud-Ghazi, Arianne (I6437)
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| 192 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I11572)
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| 193 | Arizona Daily Star Tucson, Arizona 06 Aug 1959, Thu • Page 17 | Baskin, Myer (I12355)
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| 194 | Arnold disapeared from the family circa 1928. The family does not know wheather he ran away, was abducted or what his fate was. He was never heard from again. Family rumor has it that he had"mob" ties. | Corash, Arnold (Leon) (I1275)
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| 195 | Arthur Berger, Composer and Music Critic, Is Dead at 91 By ALLAN KOZINNOCT. 10, 2003 Arthur Berger, an American composer whose rugged, economically scored music straddles Neo-Classicism and Serialism, and who established a sideline career as a thoughtful writer and critic, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Boston. He was 91 and lived in Cambridge, Mass. Mr. Berger was part of the wave of Paris-trained composers whose work helped establish a contemporary American style in the 1940's -- one that, in the spirit of American culture, morphed to accommodate new interests and techniques. Like Aaron Copland and Virgil Thomson, with whom he was associated, Mr. Berger was fascinated in his early years by Stravinsky's music, and he adopted aspects of Stravinsky's rhythmically pointed style, as well as the textural clarity that was central to Stravinsky's Neo-Classicism. Mr. Berger's work maintained a gritty urbanity that gave the impression of greater abstraction, and held popularity at arm's length, unlike Copland and Thomson. He magnified that distance in the late 1950's by incorporating 12-tone techniques into his music, which retained its Neo-Classical contours. Popularity was never an issue for Mr. Berger. ''If Serialism's detractors mean that it has not become big-time box office,'' he wrote in a 1987 article in The Boston Review, ''they should be reminded that there are other audiences, not at all negligible, besides the big ones.'' Arthur Berger was born in New York on May 15, 1912. He began playing the piano when he was 11, and wrote his first compositions while in high school. Although he enrolled at City College in 1928, he did not begin his formal studies in composition until he transferred to New York University, where he completed a bachelor's degree in 1934. He also became friendly with Copland, and joined Copland's informal Young Composer's Group. With the composer Bernard Herrmann -- who had not yet made his name as a film-score composer -- Mr. Berger published the Musical Mercury, a magazine devoted to contemporary and traditional music. He edited the magazine for three years, while also studying composition with Walter Piston, Hugo Leichtentritt and Archibald Thompson Davison at Harvard, where he earned his master's degree in 1936. In 1937 he moved to Paris for two years of study with Nadia Boulanger, the French theory and composition teacher who had been a crucial influence on Copland. Upon his return from Paris in 1939, Mr. Berger joined the faculty of Mills College in Oakland, Calif., where he also continued his composition studies with Darius Milhaud. He later taught at Brooklyn College, the Juilliard School, Brandeis University and the New England Conservatory, retiring from teaching in 1999. Mr. Berger also contributed reviews to The Boston Transcript and The New York Sun in the mid-1940's, and joined Thomson as a critic at The New York Herald Tribune. In 1962 he helped found Perspectives on New Music, a scholarly publication, which he edited briefly. His autobiography, ''Reflections of an American Composer,'' was published by the University of California Press in 2002. Mr. Berger's musical output includes works for orchestra, solo voice and choir, but his most durable and varied compositions are for chamber ensembles and piano. His first major work, the Quartet for Winds (1941) -- a lively Neo-Classical piece dedicated to Copland -- is still performed regularly. A series of duos -- for violin and piano (1948), cello and piano (1951) and oboe and clarinet (1952) -- continue to sound vital and fresh, and there is much power and beauty in his piano music. He is survived by his wife, Ellen. | Berger, Arthur Victor (I7447)
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| 196 | As "Lilly Marr" I was an actress on the New York stage and fashion model for Harry Conover and Lily Dache' back in the olden days. | Margolskee, H. Lillian (I1909)
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| 197 | as a result of a car accident | Chase, Gordon (I7522)
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| 198 | as a result of an automobile accident | Zarr, Michael Robert (I4540)
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| 199 | as a result of an automobile accident | Bouchard, Peter Jr. (I3615)
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| 200 | As a youngster had TB. Was sent to Rutland, Vermont for treatment. Later became a Physiotherapist. | Bernstein, Susan Miriam (I1142)
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| 201 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I108)
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| 202 | as reported by the SSDI | Freyman, Howard George (I6338)
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| 203 | As told by Ellen Heymann. As a child of 5 or 6 Harry had a bad sledding accident, where he received a serious brain injury. As a result he suffered seizures. Medical people of those days though he was retarded. But infact just the oppisite was true. He was overly intelligent. The family had him placed in an institutioal facility. He escaped. He was then put into facility in Bangor. He escaped again with another inmate. They both tried to swim across the Penobscotriver, but both individuals drowned in the process. Ellen remembers meeting him once. He was wearing strange looking glasses and just stared at her. She also attended the funeral, where he was burried in the old cemetery section in Bangor. | Plesset, Harry J. (I1199)
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| 204 | at a local hospital | Etscovitz, Samuel Louis (I1209)
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| 205 | at home | Chase, Herbert S. (I7521)
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| 206 | at home | Aho, Harlan C. (I7023)
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| 207 | at home | Hall, Stephen W. Sr (I7014)
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| 208 | at home | Sullivan, Grace G. (I6971)
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| 209 | at home | Miller, Norman (I6931)
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| 210 | at home | Melnikoff, Ruth Edith (I4550)
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| 211 | at home | Jaffee, Sophie (I4243)
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| 212 | at home | Gordon, Joseph (I3817)
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| 213 | at home | Grossman, Sidney William (I2522)
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| 214 | at home | Steigman, Lizzie (I2485)
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| 215 | at home | Garner, Alvina May "Peggy" (I1773)
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| 216 | at home | Mallen, Hy George (I1708)
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| 217 | at home | Schawick/Shalek, Judel/Julius (I1171)
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| 218 | at home | Yaffa, Hilda (I1165)
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| 219 | at home | Grossman, Jacob (I1095)
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| 220 | at home | Penziner, Donald (I992)
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| 221 | at home at 1:40 PM | Shalek, Stanley (I266)
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| 222 | at home of carcinoma of the lungs | Corash, Maurice Arnold (I1289)
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| 223 | at home of chronic myocarditis | Corbin, Adam "Alter" (I900)
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| 224 | at home of heart disease | Corash, Ida /Korastashefsky/Popowsky (I1287)
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| 225 | at home of heart failure | Turitz, Florence (I7422)
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| 226 | at home of pancreatic cancer | Cohn, Cynthia Barbara "Sookie" (I1007)
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| 227 | at home on campus | Chodorow, Marvin (I7440)
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| 228 | at home||according to the SSDI | Melnikoff, Hazel (I4551)
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| 229 | at the home of her daughter Mrs. Louis Jolles | Weinstein, Hannah Annie "Rebecca" (I4680)
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| 230 | at the home of her sister Sonya Schopick | Turitz, Esther (I7427)
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| 231 | at the home of his daughter Sonya Schopick | Turitz, Morris I. (I7421)
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| 232 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F948
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| 233 | at the home of Mrs. Joseph B. Grossman | Loitman, Morris (I4630)
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| 234 | At the time of her death she was the oldest living person in the United States. As well she was the oldest living Jew. | Corash, Goldie B. (I1271)
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| 235 | At the Zetter Collection. | Zetter, Lois Claire (I1939)
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| 236 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2119)
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| 237 | Autopsy states Cause of Death as Cirrhosis of the Liver, Hemorrhage from ruptured Esophageal Varix | Gurewitz/Horowitz, Samuel (I470)
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| 238 | AVRAM G. HAMMER AGE 84 YEARS Avram G. Hammer, Marblehead resident since 1961, passed from this life on December 17, 2016. He is survived by his beloved wife of 60 years, Laurie Gorfinkle Hammer, three children, Ruth Hammer, Judy Sturim and her husband Bob, and David Hammer and his wife Lauren; five grandchildren, and his siblings, Sis Kramer and William Hammer. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday at 11:00 at Congregation Shirat Hayam, 55 Atlantic Avenue, Swampscott, MA. Interment in Chebra Kadisha of Chelsea Cemetery, Everett, MA. Memorial observance will be held at the family residence on Tuesday after services thru 7pm. Published in The Boston Globe on Dec. 18, 2016 | Hammer, Avram Geoffrey (I1828)
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| 239 | Baltimore Hebrew Congregation | Adler, Nathan (I8775)
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| 240 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2444)
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| 241 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1907)
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| 242 | Baseball Pitcher for the New England Spartans | Schawick/Shalek, Judel/Julius (I1171)
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| 243 | Based on WWI draft card dob is 03 Dec 1896, on WWII draft card dob is 03 July 1896 | Ezrin, Joseph Fredrick (I11514)
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| 244 | Based upon Jewishgen dob is 21 Nov 1874 Dvinsk, Latvia | Rome, Henry "Karpel Henukh" (I3838)
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| 245 | Based upon the data recorded on his World War I Draft Registration Card | Silbert, Harry Wolf (I5492)
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| 246 | Based upon the data recorded on his World War I Draft Registration Card | Shafmaster, Nathan (I5260)
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| 247 | Based upon the data recorded on his World War I Draft Registration Card | Rubin, Reuben (I5206)
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| 248 | Based upon the data recorded on his World War I Draft Registration Card | Rome, Henry "Karpel Henukh" (I3838)
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| 249 | Based upon the data recorded on his World War I Draft Registration Card | Rapaport, Ruben (I1613)
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| 250 | Based upon the data recorded on his World War I Draft Registration Card | Schawik/Shalek, Abram/Louis S. (I1026)
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