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| 51 | Aaron and Joseph worked at the same place. | Lieberman, Aron William (I166)
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| 52 | Aaron and Joseph worked at the same place. | Lieberman, Joseph Casper (I169)
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| 53 | According to 1930 census, had 10 children, only 7 living. So I'm assuming 3 died as children in Bricini | Tipperman, Anna (I4)
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| 54 | According to Douglas Schaller, the Schaller Family was an important family in Munich - ownded a large department store and was a well extended family. His father's name was Rosenbaum, and the marriage to Schaller was annuled, and he took his mother's family name. Maxwell was travelled to the US 1st class and supposedly didn't have to go through Ellis Island. | Schaller, Maxwell (I1075)
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| 55 | According to grandson Douglas Schaller, Hetty was religious, and celebrated all the holidays and her marriage to Maxwell was arranged. | Lieberman, Hetty (I167)
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| 56 | According to Mark Moorstein, Fanny might have been an illegitimate child of a Grabosky (possibly Benjamin). Therefore she might have been a cousin or half-sister of the other children of Benjamin and Sarah. There is also speculation that her son Richard was really the son of Fanny and Jacob Grabosky (son of Benjamin and Sarah). If this is the case, Richard would have been concieved during the first year of Fanny's marriage to Simon Goldberg. While it seems far fetched to believe that she would have concieved a child with her cousin or half-brother right after she married Simon, and while they all lived in the same house, I guess anyting is possible. She is listed as a daughter of Sarah in the 1920 census, but if she was really a niece or half-daughter, they might have preferred to keep those facts from the census takers. Without further evidence, such as a death certificate or naturalization papers that list the parents, it's impossible to know. | Grabosky, Fanny (I741)
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| 57 | According to Meyer Lerner's 1905 immigration, his US destination, Harry Blumfield/Bluffeld was his brother-in-law, and resided at 263 Dumont ave, Brooklyn. In actuality, Harry Bleefeld lived at 255 Dumont ave with his family, including wife Dora, presumably Meyer's sister. | Lerner, Dora (I1881)
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| 58 | According to my father Paul Levy, she was working there on the day that a fire broke out across the street at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company, and was traumatized by the falling bodies of people jumping out the windows. | Pollack, Sadie (I216)
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| 59 | Al and Elaine settled in Newton Had 2-3 clothing stores | Caplan, Alan (I53)
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| 60 | Andrew Kahn, Life partner | Cahan, Bruce (I1305)
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| 61 | Aron in 1900 census, Aaron in 1910 census | Lieberman, Aron William (I166)
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| 62 | Aryeh is lion, so his everyday secular name could have been Lev, Leib, Leibje, etc. in yiddish. | Gluskin, Louis (I66)
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| 63 | As I remember, his father [Mottl] was a worker at some sort of a factory. He organized a worker's theater and always played some role there - mainly as a comediant - everyone laughed. Once all the workers complained at something ad Mottle appeared on the scene as their boss who explained why they really had to live as they did. Everyone laughed but the boss complained to the secret police and Mottl was arrested. They've never seen him again and didn't know what happened to him. When Khrushchev criticized Stalin and released a few million people from the GULag, Mottle didn't return. They might have inquired - the usual answer would have been that he died or was executed. But, because they were the family of the "enemy of the people", they were afraid to ask because they hid that fact from the authorities. They - discreetly - asked other people. After the war when so many Jews were murdered by the Nazis and their Ukrainian willing helpers. If Mottl survived, he would be looking after his family (probably assuming all of them remained in Ukraine under the occupation and were murdered.) Or maybe he married someone else - but then he would let them know and would have helped his son (I do not remember if he had a sister - probably yes). Lazar (Eliezer - his wife called him "Lazik") grew without his father. | Gluskin, Motia (I76)
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| 64 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boltan, Norma R. (I690)
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| 65 | BLAKEY , Robert M. April 20, 1930 - December 25, 2006 Robert Blakey, a well-respected member of the Long Beach community, passed away Monday night from melanoma. Bob practiced law for 50 years and dedicated much of his time to his community. He was a committed leader, supporter and ally of the Long Beach Jewish Federation, the Long Beach Jewish Family and Children's Service, Temple Israel, and the Long Beach Symphony. Bob will be tenderly remembered and sorely missed by his wife, Jean, and his sons, Doug, Charles, and Bruce, and by a great number of loving family and friends. Memorial Services will be held at Noon, Friday, December 29 at Hillside Memorial Park in Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers the family asks that donations be made to The Marcie Balan Blakey Fund of JFCS, 3801 E. Willow Street, Long Beach 90815. | Blakey, Robert M. (I602)
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| 66 | Born in Konigswart (LáznÄ› Kynžvart, Czech Republic), a small spa town northeast of marienbad (now marianske lazne Czeckoslovakia) Buried in connecticut (Confirmed by jewishgen.com burial records) Moshe comes from jewishgen.org burial record for daughter josephine | Schoenberger, Moritz (I239)
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| 67 | Born in Mogilov (Mohyliv-Podilskyy, Ukraine, today) | Gluskin, Lee (I70)
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| 68 | Burial: BLEEFELD, HARRY Path: 44R Gate: 7 Grave Number: Section: Block: Lot: Society: JARMELNITZER Date of Death: 5/1/1936 | Bleefeld, Harry (I1882)
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| 69 | Buried in connecticut (Jewishgen.com) | Pauline (I27)
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| 70 | Came over from Minsk | Rothberg, Sophie (I227)
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| 71 | Came over from Minsk | Wrengrenowitz, Isadore (I295)
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| 72 | Can't make out the name of the cigar company | Zuckerman, Jacob (I300)
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| 73 | cannot be husband of kate, father of elsie, joesph, charles - born 1860... | Pollak, William (I720)
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| 74 | Census 1900 for leiberman family: Immigrated in 1880 160 siegal st. Brooklyn, NY Census 1910: finisher census 1920: 495 willoughby ave, brooklyn Immigration record possibly from Hungary (were parts of Hungary in Russia?), ship name Herder, arrival Dec 26 1879 | Lieberman, Jacob (I168)
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| 75 | Censuses and Conn death index have Ella as married, but family history says she never married (according to mort's family tree). | Sternschuss, Ella (I274)
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| 76 | cert #1726076 | Lerner, Meyer (I118)
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| 77 | changed last name to Arcel - body builder and aspriring actor - never got married - moved to hollywood | Gene Paul (I689)
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| 78 | Charkovskaia ul, 77 Bachmut (Artemivs'k or Artemovsk, Ukraine today) Ekaterinoslavskoi gub. (Dnipropetrovsk province, Ukraine today) | Gluskin, Motia (I76)
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| 79 | Charkovskaia ul, 77 Bachmut (Artemivs'k or Artemovsk, Ukraine today) Ekaterinoslavskoi gub. (Dnipropetrovsk province, Ukraine today) | Family F787
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| 80 | Copied from the translation spreadsheet: Beniamin born Metele folwark. Parents are living in Folwark Prudy. | Family F401
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| 81 | Daughter Mottel (Molly) went to Moses at this address when she first immigrated to US. | Schwartzberg, Moses (I254)
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| 82 | dead end as of 5/8/2010 | Levin, Robert (I1705)
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| 83 | dead end as of 5/8/2010 | Levin, Meyer (I1704)
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| 84 | Death certificate said 80 years, 9 months old | Fischel, Julia (I18)
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| 85 | Death from Post Partum ___? and Acute Nephitis (S: DC) | Schwartz, Clara S. (I6540)
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| 86 | Delivered chickens and eggs used and loved horses and wouldn't switch to a truck homliest couple in New Haven | Cezelny, Adele (I58)
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| 87 | Deported upon entering US in 1913 (See Mikhail Gluskin) note "cert: weak abdominal walls, (which?) affected " Listed Brother in law M. Tomaroff, 368 Cherry st. New York as destination | Gluskin, Itzko (I71)
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| 88 | died about a year or so before Ruth Zuckerman | Haber, Mary (I303)
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| 89 | Died as a child of leukemia | Levy, Howard (I142)
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| 90 | Died in airplane crash | Ross, Martin (I225)
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| 91 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wetchler, Susan Cathy (I1598)
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| 92 | Dora (named Dwojre) immigrated with son Berl age 6 (likely Benjamin), Nella age 3 (likely Eva), Fanle age 2 (likely Tillie), Yankel age 0 (likely Jacob) | Bleefeld, Benjamin (I1884)
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| 93 | Dora (named Dwojre) immigrated with son Berl age 6 (likely Benjamin), Nella age 3 (likely Eva), Fanle age 2 (likely Tillie), Yankel age 0 (likely Jacob) | Bleefeld, Eva (I1885)
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| 94 | Dora (named Dwojre) immigrated with son Berl age 6 (likely Benjamin), Nella age 3 (likely Eva), Fanle age 2 (likely Tillie), Yankel age 0 (likely Jacob) | Lerner, Dora (I1881)
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| 95 | Dora (named Dwojre) immigrated with son Berl age 6 (likely Benjamin), Nella age 3 (likely Eva), Fanle age 2 (likely Tillie), Yankel age 0 (likely Jacob) | Bleefeld, Tillie (I1886)
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| 96 | Dora (named Dwojre) immigrated with son Berl age 6 (likely Benjamin), Nella age 3 (likely Eva), Fanle age 2 (likely Tillie), Yankel age 0 (likely Jacob) | Blufeld, Jacob (I1887)
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| 97 | Dr. Arnold I. Blake, WMass pediatrician STAFF Union-News (Springfield, Mass.) LONGMEADOW Dr. Arnold I. Blake of 37 Elizabeth Circle, died Monday at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield. A pediatrician for 40 years, he was on the staffs of Mercy Hospital and Baystate Medical Center. Born in Springfield, he was a graduate of the former Classical High School, the University of Massachusetts and the Boston University School of Medicine. He served his internship at Georgetown University and received pediatric residency training at Boston Children's Hospital. He was an Army veteran of World War II and served in the China-Burma-India Theater. He was a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, treasurer of the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics and a member of the New England Pediatrics Society, the Jewish Nursing Home of Western Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Medical Society, the Hampden District Medical Society, Maimonides Medical Society, the American Medical Association and International Pediatrics Society. He was on the teaching faculty of Tufts University and the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He was a member of Sinai Temple and its Brotherhood. He was certified by the American Board of Pediatrics, was a clinical faculty member of the Tufts School of Medicine and was chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee of the Hampden County March of Dimes Chapter. He leaves his wife, the former Laura Williams; three daughters, Deborah B. Pruitt of Los Angeles, Amy B. Wegener of Broomall, Pa., and Dr. Emily Blake of Philadelphia; a brother, Ernest of Longmeadow; and two grandchildren. The funeral will be Wednesday morning at Sinai Temple, with burial in City of Homes Cemetery, Springfield. Harold R. Ascher & Son Memorial Chapel is in charge. Memorial observance will be Wednesday and Thursday evening at 37 Elizabeth Circle. Memorial contributions may be made to Children's Hospital, Baystate Medical Center, 759 Chestnut St., Springfield, MA 01199, or any other charity. | Blake, Dr. Arnold I. (I591)
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| 98 | Educated at Yale in mathematics Might have been gay - never married Once announced engagement to "Gertude Gitnick" but a marriage never happened Oldest cousin of that generation (older than Mort) Henry fought with Mort, but fought dirty (bit and kicked) | Nadelman, Henry (I201)
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| 99 | either married Lillian Bolder in 1935 (649997) or Isabelle Katz (678615) in 1937. | Goldstein, Bernard (I952)
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| 100 | Ella and Abe took a trip to Havana, and their address is listed in the immigration list. | Family F48
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