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     Goldie Süss was born in 1816 Lviv.²

     Goldie Süss married David Noschkes, son of Yosef ben Moshe HaCohen.

     As of 1843, Goldie and David lived at Lviv at house # 436 2/4.³
     In 1853, Goldie and David lived at house number 436 2/, Lvov, Austria Hungary, with Perl Reisel Noschkes.⁴
     In 1855, Goldie and David lived at house number 91 3/4, Lvov, Austria Hungary.

     Goldie Süss died on 11 June 1891 Wesola 1, Lviv, District 3.²

     Moses Noschkes was born in 1847 Lvov, Austria Hungary.¹ He was the son of David Noschkes and Goldie Süss. Moses Noschkes was also known as . Moshe, Mojcesc Markus Noszkes v. Noschkes. This means that he used both spellings as a family name. Note that the SZ=SCH=SH and was also written as Noskes (in the 1791 census).

Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: Moshe Mordechai ben Dovid Leib HaCohen. Note the disparity: Simon and Moses are brothers, but Simon's father is listed as Dovid Yehuda.^2,3


     Moses Noschkes married Zelda Eichler.
     Moses Noschkes immigrated to New York on 23 July 1900. Ellis Island Records show a Moses Noszkes, age 42, a tailor, and an Anna Noszkes age 16, and single emigrated from Limberg (Lvov) Austria on July 23, 1900 via the Rotterdam sailing from Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands. Moses was unable to read or write and they had $100 with them. They were going to join son M??? ((Who was Anna?)⁴)
     The children of Moses changed their name from Noschkes to Nash around 1921.

     Moses Noschkes died on 9 October 1929 New York.³ He was buried Lemberger Congregation Anshe Ashkenaz, Gate 6, Path B Left, Queens, New York. Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: father / brother of Simon. Zelda is listed as spouse.³

     Leah Noschkes was also known as Tanta Laicha.¹
She was born circa 1850. She was the daughter of David Noschkes and Goldie Süss.

     Leah Noschkes married Isador Bermer.
     According to Stanley Winton, Leah was widowed sometime prior to the 1920's and lived with the Messings for the rest of her life. She cooked, etc, but did not participate in family functions. One story he tells (perhaps apocryphal) was that after Zeprah died, Nuchem's Rabbi insisted he marry Leah since they were living in the same house alone (Nuchem was probably ninety years old at the time).²

     Zelda Eichler was born Date needs to be proven. Check Death Certificate Manhattan #2350, 1931 in 1855.¹

     Zelda Eichler married Moses Noschkes, son of David Noschkes and Goldie Süss.

     Zelda Eichler died on 20 January 1931 New York.² She was buried. Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: mother; Moses M is listed as spouse.²

     Louis Noschkes was born on 12 December 1881. He was the son of Moses Noschkes and Zelda Eichler.

     Louis Noschkes married Doris V. Stern on 3 June 1917. Marriage announcements for both Louis and Joseph appeared in The New York Times on the same day, March 25, 1917.¹
     Note that Joseph and Louis were married two days apart. Also note that they had a very big fight and did not speak to each other for many years.²
     Louis Noschkes and Doris V. Stern appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of New York, Manhattan County,New York, at 1821 Seventh Avenue, enumerated 1920 He was listed as: Noschkes, Louis, head age 35, immigrated 1900, naturalized, born Austria, parents born Austria, manufacturer of dresses. Also listed were his wife, Doris, age 27, born New York, father born Austria, mother born Germany; and daughter "Rida" age 1 1/2?, born New York.³


     Louis Noschkes died on 29 September 1975 at age 93.

     Joseph Noschkes was born on 12 February 1890 Austria.¹ He was the son of Moses Noschkes and Zelda Eichler.

     Joseph Noschkes married Beatrice Levy on 5 June 1917. On March 25, 1917, their engagement was listed in the New York Times. In the notice, it said "At home Tuesday evenings in April."^2,3,4
     Note that Joseph and Louis were married two days apart. Also note that they had a very big fight and did not speak to each other for many years.⁵
     Joseph Noschkes and Beatrice Noschkes appeared on the census of 10 January 1920 935 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, Manhattan, New York; He was listed as: Noschkes, Joseph, head, 29, immigrated 1904, naturalized 1911, born Austria, parents born Austria, manufacturer. Also listed was his wife, Beatrice, 23, born New York, father born Germany, mother born New York.⁶

     In circa 1925 his name was legally changed to Nash.^7,8
     Joseph Noschkes and Beatrice Noschkes appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of New York, Manhattan County,New York, at 211-213 West 106th Street, enumerated 1930 He was listed as Joseph, head, 40, age at marriage 27, born Austria, parents born Austria, immigrated 1901, naturalized, proprietor real estate, rent $225. Also listed was wife, Beatrice 34, age at marriage 21, born New York, father born Germany, mother born New York; and children Ruth age 11, born New York, and Norma age 8, born New York.²

     Joseph Noschkes died on 5 September 1991 at age 101.

     Doris V. Stern married Louis Noschkes, son of Moses Noschkes and Zelda Eichler, on 3 June 1917. Marriage announcements for both Louis and Joseph appeared in The New York Times on the same day, March 25, 1917.²
     Doris V. Stern and Louis Noschkes appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of New York, Manhattan County,New York, at 1821 Seventh Avenue, enumerated 1920 He was listed as: Noschkes, Louis, head age 35, immigrated 1900, naturalized, born Austria, parents born Austria, manufacturer of dresses. Also listed were his wife, Doris, age 27, born New York, father born Austria, mother born Germany; and daughter "Rida" age 1 1/2?, born New York.³


     Doris V. Stern died on 12 May 1992.

     Henry Rand married Ethel Fowdem. Henry Rand was born circa 1918 New York.¹

     Henry Rand died on 24 February 2009.²