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     Carol Alte Noschkes was born on 9 February 1911 New York, New York. Carol was given the Hebrew name of Chaya Alte bat Yitzchak Ha Cohan. She was named after her maternal grandmother, Chaya Eisner Landes.² She was the daughter of Isidore Noschkes and Helen Landes. Carol Alte Noschkes moved with Isidore Noschkes and Helen Noschkes circa 1918 to East 165th Street, Bronx, New York.³ Carol Alte Noschkes moved with Isidore Noschkes and Helen Noschkes circa 1922 to 529 West 180th Street, New York, New York; This was in the Washington Heights section which in those days looked much like the Bronx with a few apartment houses, a number of private homes, and excellent schools. The kids attended P.S. 132 at 183rd Street and the Synagogue was at Wadsworth Avenue and 178th Street where both boys were Bar Mitzvahed.

Simon and Debora, his paternal grandparents, lived on the same floor but Helen kept the children away from them except for special occasions because Debora had tuberculosis.³ When Carol was 19, she came down with appendicitis. The appendix burst and this led to severe anemia which plagued her throughout the rest of her life and was instrumental in causing her death. Her illness led to her father's death that same year, when he was told she might not survive.⁴
     Carol Alte Noschkes appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of New York New York, at 529 West 180th Street in the household of her parents Isidore Noschkes and Helen Noschkes.⁵
     I have discovered through meeting Luke Rothman and uncovering an entire new branch of our tree, that Carol was best friends with Claire Schecter. In 2008, I received an answer on the jewishgen website. I had posted a note "Searching for Dora Landes Roller, Helen's half sister". Luke responded and while telling me about his grandmother, Claire mentioned that her grandmother had a half sister. This half sister had a daughter who was Claire's best friend but sher died of peritonitis in her ealy 20's.

     As of 23 June 1935, Carol lived at 611 West 177th Street, New York.⁶

     Carol Alte Noschkes died on 13 September 1936 in a Hospital at age 25 due to an incompatible blood transfusion.² She died on the Hebrew date of 26th Elul 5698.^2,7 She was buried Lemberger Congregation: Block 29, Path 14-15, Queens, New York. Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: beloved wife, daughter-sister. Parents are listed as Isidore and 29-14-K/L-2-10.^4,1

     Florence Jacoby was born on 8 August 1914. She was the daughter of Laura (?)¹

     Florence Jacoby married Monroe Nash, son of Isidore Noschkes and Helen Landes, on 18 February 1943.

     Florence Jacoby died on 8 December 2003 Connecticut at age 89. She was buried on 9 December 2003 Cedar Park Cemetery, Fairlawn, New Jersey.

     Edward live in 91 Seventh Street, Buffalo, New York.² He was born in 1849 Austria.¹ He was the son of Jacob Hirschel Warner and Rosalie (?)¹

     Edward Warner married Matilda Wiener, daughter of David Wiener and Fannie Sussman, in 1875 in Buffalo, New York.

     Edward and Matilda lived at an unknown place.
     Edward Warner appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of New York enumerated 1880 Edward Warner born 1849, Father Jacob (died 6/3/80), mother Rosa; enumerated 15th June 1880, p37, Dist 11, Em Dist 155. Address: 91 Seventh Street, Buffalo. enumerated are: Jacob warner 72, Rosa 60,John R 34, Fannie 26 daughter-in-law, Flora E 8 mos grandaughter,Edward 31, Mathilda 30, Eugene 4 grandson, Arthur 1, grandson. Plus 2 servents. All came from Austria.
     Edward Warner and Matilda Wiener appeared on the 1910 Federal Census ofNew York, enumerated 1910 Edward 61 immigrated 1863, Mathilda 60 immigrated 1852 and having 5 children. Arthur 31, Rudolph 25, Jerome 21, Grace 18.

     Matilda Wiener was born in 1850 Buffalo, New York.¹ She was the daughter of David Wiener and Fannie Sussman.

     Matilda Wiener married Edward Warner, son of Jacob Hirschel Warner and Rosalie (?), in 1875 in Buffalo, New York.

     Matilda and Edward lived at an unknown place. Matilda Wiener was also known as Tillie Warner.²

     Matilda Wiener and Edward Warner appeared on the 1910 Federal Census ofNew York, enumerated 1910 Edward 61 immigrated 1863, Mathilda 60 immigrated 1852 and having 5 children. Arthur 31, Rudolph 25, Jerome 21, Grace 18.

     Matilda Wiener died in 1929.¹

     I have aHebrew book with the following inscriptions on both ends:
Front: David Wiener komen in Buffalo, NY 28 Juny 1854
Back: David Wiener in Heinshein 22 August 1844.

     David Wiener married Fannie Sussman. David Wiener was born on 29 October 1814 Heinsheim Am Nechar, Badden-Wurttemberg, Germany.¹ He was the son of Wolf Wiener and Rosa Rahne.¹
     David Wiener immigrated to Buffalo, New York, on 28 June 1854. David arrived on the Golconda sailing from Le Havre, France on June 23, 1854 at age 36. This date corresponds to the Bible date, but he is listed as arriving with Fannie? age 24, Emma age 6, and Meyer age 3 plus another person. Record needs to be viewed again.^2,3

     David Wiener died on 9 November 1901 Buffalo, New York, at age 87.¹

     Fannie Sussman married David Wiener, son of Wolf Wiener and Rosa Rahne. Fannie Sussman was born on 1 January 1820.¹

     Fannie Sussman died on 8 February 1907 Buffalo, New York, at age 87.¹

     Jacob Hirschel Warner was also known as Jakob.²
He was born on 22 April 1808 Bzenec, Czechoslovakia.¹ He was the son of Lazare Werner and Hannah Kaiser.¹

     Jacob Hirschel Warner married Rosalie (?) before 1845.²
     Jacob Hirschel Warner immigrated to New York on 29 May 1848. Jacob arrived on the Adams departing from Havre, France. (This probably the correct person as the age is correct...needs to be validated).³

     Jacob Hirschel Warner died in 1880 United States.²

     Simon Sichel was born on 10 February 1850 Veitszochheim, Bavaria or Wurtzburg, Germany.^2,3 He was the son of Aaron Sichel and Hannah Stern.¹ Simon Sichel was naturalized on 18 June 1877.³

     Simon Sichel married Hannah Eichberg, daughter of Samuel Eichberg and Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn, on 10 January 1883.
     Simon Sichel petitioned for a passport on 13 April 1887 Simon stated that he was born in the Village of Veitsochheim, Kingdom of Baveria, Germany on February 10, 1851 and that he was Naturalized oon June 18th, 1877. He gives his age as 36, height at 5'9" with blue eyes and gray hair. His given address is 39 Maiden Lane, NY.⁴

     As of 1888, Simon lived at 39 Maiden Lane, New York, New York.
     Circa 1915, Simon was called to the White House to provide an engagement ring to President Woodrow Wilson.

     Simon Sichel died in November 1931 New York City at age 81.

      Hannah Eichberg was born on 15 September 1865 Elizabeth, New Jersey.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Eichberg and Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn.

     Hannah Eichberg married Simon Sichel, son of Aaron Sichel and Hannah Stern, on 10 January 1883.

     As of 1891, Hannah lived at 208 West 121st St., New York.

     Hannah Eichberg died on 2 May 1933 at age 67.¹ She was buried Mausoleam at Temple Israel Cemetery, Elmsford, New York. She According to Leslie Corn in Ben's book she was born in 1862.

Buried in mausoleum at Temple Israel cemetery. Dates listed as:
birth, Sept 15, 1863, death May 2, 1932.

     Samuel Eichberg Leslie has mentioned 2 different dates of emigration:
1856 in e-mail #2 12/1/97
1854 in e-mail 12/1/97 arriving with Caroline on the New York. He was born on 5 July 1830 Hengstfeld, Bavaria.¹ He was the son of Wolf Heinlein Eichberg.
     Samuel Eichberg immigrated in 1854. On the New York.² He (an unknown value) on 3 February 1858 Court of Common Pleas, New York.²

     Samuel Eichberg married Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn, daughter of Nathan Jacobsohn, circa 1863. Samuel Eichberg was naturalized on 25 April 1888 Court of Common Pleas, New York.²

     Samuel Eichberg died on 21 November 1891 New York, New York, at age 61.

     Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn was born on 12 March 1839 Weikersheim, Bavaria.² She was the daughter of Nathan Jacobsohn.

     Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn married Samuel Eichberg, son of Wolf Heinlein Eichberg, circa 1863. Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn was naturalized on 1 March 1890 Superior Court, New York County, The date of September 27, 1887 in Superior court came up in one of Leslie's e-mails (#2). What did it mean?¹

     As of 1900, Carolina lived at 249 Lenox Avenue, New York, New York.

     Carolina Gitel Jacobsohn died on 9 November 1924 New York, New York, at age 85. She was buried Bayside Cemetary, Ozone, Queens.

     Chaim Aharon Landes was possibly a student or a Rabbi. He lived in Buczacz.

     Chaim Aharon Landes married Chaya Eisner, daughter of Mendel Eisner and Helen? Jacobs, circa 1864.
     

     Luke Rothman has found info that Chaya seems to have been married to Moses Grabstein before Chaim. They had at least one child, Dora Grabstein. This would make sense in that I knew that Helen had a half sister named Dora who married someone named Jack Roller. This agrees with Luke. Luke is the grandson of Sadie, daughter or Dora.
     On June 1st, 1908, Chaim wrote to his daughter:

To daughter Ettie from father:
My beloved, dearest, sweet child, Ettiya, my soul. My dear child, I cannot describe to you how much pleasure your dear letter brought to me. But I am alone and I fear that God does not find me worthy enough to come to the wedding. As you know, I have no means to be with you my dear children. I always hoped dear children that I would be able to be at your wedding because you were always my best, and my most loved child. But dear, what can I do?.... and during the night I lie in bed, my eyes full of tears, my dear child. You think that I have forgotten you... I didn't forget you brecause you are my best child and my dearest child. My dear child, my heart longs for you, but my strength is dwindling bitterly.
...Dear child, this letter is not written with ink but with tears, yes, and I hope that God gives me the strength to withstand it.... I conclude my writing with Mazel tov. I send you greetings and kisses many thousands of times from me, your dear and unforgettable father who is hoping to see you at least once more. Chaim Landes

On the occasion of her wedding, he also calligraphied a poem called "Gluck Auf". The translations is:
Good luck!
Happiness wreathe your days,
be joyful and cheerful in your mind.
Without pain and without plague
your most beautiful life shall be.
May peace dwell in your breast,
far from any suffering on earth.
Live in undisturbed joy!
Walk happily and contentedly
long through life here.
May joy be your lot in this world,
Blessings may bloom around you.
Wishing the happiness fulfillment
of your faithful father,
Chaim Landez Buczacz.

     Chaim Aharon Landes died on 23 December 1913 Buchach, Terrnipol's'ka, Ukraine,

     Translation of cemetery headstone which contains name and surname on reverse side:

Here is buried a man [ ?? ]
Mr. Chaim Aharon [ ?? ]
Died first day of Chanuka [24 Kislev] 5674
Charitable and true were his deeds
A friend and well-liked in the community
He was honest and dear
Wipe her ? tears
He left sons and a wife
[here are 3 more lines that I cannot read]
May his soul be bound in the bond of everlasting life

.¹

     Chaya Eisner was the daughter of Mendel Eisner and Helen? Jacobs. Chaya Eisner was also known as Chaje.


     Chaya Eisner married Chaim Aharon Landes circa 1864.

     Chaya Eisner died Buchach, Austria.²

     Simon Noschkes was also known as Shimon Ve'ev (Wolf) ben David Yuhuda. Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: Hebrew names is Shimon Zev ben Yehuda HaCohan.¹
Simon Noschkes was also known as Szymon.²
He was born in 1849 Lvov, Austria-Hungary. According to his marriage license. He was given the Hebrew name, Shimon Ve'ev (Wolf) ben David Yuhuda.^3,4 He was the son of David Noschkes and Goldie Süss.
     He was a tailor in 1890.⁴
     In 1890, Simon and Debora lived at 30 Boimow Street, Lvov, Poland.⁴

     Simon Noschkes married Debora Fetter on 5 November 1890. Martha LevZion translated Simon and Deborah's marriage certificate which was obtained from the AGAD ARchives. It reads:

Groom is listed as Simon, Szymon, Szymon Wolf Noschkes, Shimon Wolf two names Noschkes, and before that, Zis Suss, born in Lvov. A tailor, living in Lvov on Boimow Street No. 30, son of a cobbler, Leib Noschkes z"l and Golda Suss who before lived in Lvov with Leib Noschkes but now lives in Odessa. Age 44 years, 11 months. Status listed as "free". Bride is listed as Dora Dwora Boks-Fetter/Bogser, Dora Fetter before that Boks, her origin is listed as Lvov, living on Boimow Street No. 30, daughhter of Izik Fetter z"l - Jzak Fatter and Chanci-Chanzi z"l. Her age is given as 40 and her status as "free". The marriage was performed by Rabbi Yozef Kobek who was sent by Rabbi Y. Ettinger and was witnessed by Uzias Kauf, a clerk and Yosef Harbuder, the shamish.
As one can see by the above addresses and the birth dates of the children, this marriage was registered well after the actual marriage, as was common in the Pale of Settlement at that time.⁴

     As of 1899, Simon lived at Lemberg, Austria, his last known address in Europe.
     Simon Noschkes immigrated to New York on 14 July 1900. On the SS Pretoria coming from Hamburg. He came to his sister and brother, Nachem Messing (Zeprah), 8 Ludlow Street.^5,6
     Simon Noschkes and Debora Noschkes appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of New York, New York County,New York, at 420 Grand Street, enumerated 1920 Simon Noschkes, age 74, immigrated 1900, alien is listed with "Dora" age 68, also immigrated 1900, alien, and George, age 28, immigrated 1900, alien, salesman in dry goods store.³
     Circa 1920, Simon and Debora moved to 529 West 180th Street, New York, New York, They had an apartment on the same floor as Isadore and Helen.⁷

     Simon Noschkes died on 25 January 1922 New York, New York.¹ He was buried Lemberger Congregation Anshe Ashkenaz, Gate 6, Path B Left, Queens, New York. Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: beloved husband and dear father / father of Isidore / brother of Moses M. dora is listed as spouse.
Path B Left/Gate 6.¹

     Debora Fetter was born in 1852 Galicia, Austria-Hungary. According to her marriage cerificate, the date was 1850.^1,2 Debora Fetter was also known as Devora Vetter. Debora is also written up as Dora in Yad Vashem's Pages of Testimony and also has been known as Devora. On her marriage license it is listed as Dora and Dwora.^3,2

     In 1890, Debora and Simon lived at 30 Boimow Street, Lvov, Poland.²

     Debora Fetter married Simon Noschkes, son of David Noschkes and Goldie Süss, on 5 November 1890. Martha LevZion translated Simon and Deborah's marriage certificate which was obtained from the AGAD ARchives. It reads:

Groom is listed as Simon, Szymon, Szymon Wolf Noschkes, Shimon Wolf two names Noschkes, and before that, Zis Suss, born in Lvov. A tailor, living in Lvov on Boimow Street No. 30, son of a cobbler, Leib Noschkes z"l and Golda Suss who before lived in Lvov with Leib Noschkes but now lives in Odessa. Age 44 years, 11 months. Status listed as "free". Bride is listed as Dora Dwora Boks-Fetter/Bogser, Dora Fetter before that Boks, her origin is listed as Lvov, living on Boimow Street No. 30, daughhter of Izik Fetter z"l - Jzak Fatter and Chanci-Chanzi z"l. Her age is given as 40 and her status as "free". The marriage was performed by Rabbi Yozef Kobek who was sent by Rabbi Y. Ettinger and was witnessed by Uzias Kauf, a clerk and Yosef Harbuder, the shamish.
As one can see by the above addresses and the birth dates of the children, this marriage was registered well after the actual marriage, as was common in the Pale of Settlement at that time.²
     Debora Noschkes immigrated to New York on 10 November 1900. "Debora" Noschkes immigrated from Hamburg, Germany on the Pennsylvania. She was 46 years old and listed her place of residence as Mostar. She arrived with her children, Adolph, age 12 and George, age 9. They listed their ethnicity as Austrian and were going to her husband, Simon in New York.^4,5
     Debora Noschkes and Simon Noschkes appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of New York, New York County,New York, at 420 Grand Street, enumerated 1920 Simon Noschkes, age 74, immigrated 1900, alien is listed with "Dora" age 68, also immigrated 1900, alien, and George, age 28, immigrated 1900, alien, salesman in dry goods store.¹
     Circa 1920, Debora and Simon moved to 529 West 180th Street, New York, New York, They had an apartment on the same floor as Isadore and Helen.⁶
     Debora suffered from tuburculosis during her final years. She was not sent to a sanatorium but rather lived at home.⁶

     Debora Fetter died on 23 March 1923 New York City.⁷ She was buried Lemberger Congregation Anshe Ashkenaz, Gate 6, Path B Left, Queens, New York. Burial record comment on jewishgen, reads: our beloved mother/ mother of Isidore. Simon is listed as spouse.⁷

     Berel Trugman was born circa 1860 Ukraine, Russia.¹ He was the son of Grandfather Trugman and Grandmother (?)

     Berel Trugman married Nachama Baron, daughter of Kalman Baron, circa 1880.^2,3

     Berel Trugman died in 1908 Volochisk, Ukraine, Russia, and was buried there.⁴

     Nachama Baron was born circa 1865 Ukraine, Russia.² She was the daughter of Kalman Baron.¹

     Nachama Baron married Berel Trugman, son of Grandfather Trugman and Grandmother (?), circa 1880.^1,3
     There is photo of Nachama with daughters Rivka and Bluma and unidentified male (Rivka's husband or Ruby Trugman?) dated October 28, 1924 Proscurov with the inscription of unknown meaning: "B.E. Mildea."

     Nachama Baron died circa 1941 somewhere in Russia when she was transported to safety by the Russians to avoid the advancing Nazis. They were awakened during the night and transported "far away" by train. Bluma wrote that Nachama died sometime after arriving at the unknown destination. I have received notification from the American Red Cross that Max and Rose were evacuated to Siberia (see their info) on july 2, 1941 but it is unclear if the two girls and Nachama were evacuated there also. The Red Cross could not find any information on the three of them although I would guess that they all were evacuated together..⁴

     William May was born on 6 August 1835 Hungheim, Baden, Germany.^1,2 He was the son of Wolf Mai.
     William May immigrated to Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, in 1858.²
     He entered the "clothing and gents furnishings" business when he arrived in Steubenville. In 1879, his brother Joseph was taken into the business and the firm went under the name "May & Brother." He retired in 1891..²

     William May married Biena Berry Berg, daughter of Rebecca (?), on 10 December 1865 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio (probably Newcomerstown).^1,3

     As of 1880, William lived at 416 Clinton Stret, Steubenville, Ohio.
     William May and Biena Berry Berg appeared on the 1880 Federal Census
Census notes from David Oppenheim:
1880 OH Jefferson Co, Steubenville W3 p.496A, ED 112 sh21 li2
William, 44y, Clothing Mcht, b.Baden & parents b. Baden, at 416 Clinton St;
with "Veiena", wife, 34y, b. Bav & Parents b. Baden; Louis, son, 13y b.OH;
Bertha, daughter, 12; Samuel, son, 5y; Joseph, brother, 30y, Clothing Mcht,
b.Baden; + servant.
     In 1900, William lived at 521 9th Fifth (?), Steubenville, Ohio.⁴ He He was a member of the Masonic and Old Fellows Lodges.²

     William May died on 27 September 1915 at home, corner of Fifth & Clinton Sts., Steubenville, Ohio, at age 80 He died suddenly and unexpectedly of appoplexy (stroke)..^1,2

     Biena Berry Berg was born on 28 September 1845 Boedingham, Baden, Baveria.^1,2 She was the daughter of Rebecca (?)³
     Biena Berry Berg immigrated in 1853 to West Lafayette, Coschocton County, Ohio, She went to live with her Aunt Karoline Aischberg Berry and her Uncle Joseph Berry. In Bob Linton's Family Tree, it says she immigrated in 1860 at 14 years of age.⁴
     Biena Berry Berg appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Cochocton, Ohio, in the household of her father Joseph Berry.⁵

     Biena Berry Berg married William May, son of Wolf Mai, on 10 December 1865 in Tuscarawas County, Ohio (probably Newcomerstown).^6,2
     Biena Berry Berg and William May appeared on the 1880 Federal Census
Census notes from David Oppenheim:
1880 OH Jefferson Co, Steubenville W3 p.496A, ED 112 sh21 li2
William, 44y, Clothing Mcht, b.Baden & parents b. Baden, at 416 Clinton St;
with "Veiena", wife, 34y, b. Bav & Parents b. Baden; Louis, son, 13y b.OH;
Bertha, daughter, 12; Samuel, son, 5y; Joseph, brother, 30y, Clothing Mcht,
b.Baden; + servant.
     Biena May appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Steubenville,Ohio, at 539 Fifth Street, enumerated 1920 Biena May, age 73, immigrated 1860, naturalized 1860, born Bavaria, parents born Germany is listed with son Samuel, age 44, born Ohio, parents born Bavaria; son-in-law, Lawrence M., age 52, born Ohio, father born Pennsylvania, mother born Ohio; and daughter, Berth M., age 51, born Ohio. Samuel and Leopold were in the retail furniture merchandise. There was one servent, Edna Peachmare and Biena owned the home.⁷
     She was a member of Temple Beth El and the Sisterhood of the congregation. She was also a member of the Woman's Relief Corps (G.A.R.)⁸
     Biena Berry Berg appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Steubenville,Ohio, at 539 North Fifth, enumerated 14 April 1930 Biena May, head, age 84, widow, born Germany, parents born Germany; son Samuel, age 54, born Ohio, merchant in furnishings store, and maid, Minnie Arter, age 60, widow, born Ohio. Owned the home, worth $27,000.⁹
     Bill Weisberger said he knew little about her except that she painted plates. Note: we have a small white and gold scalloped plate, painted by her, dated 1890 and signed with her initials.

     Biena Berry Berg died on 18 August 1933 at her home, 539 North Fifth Street, Steubenville, Ohio, at age 87.^6,10,2 She was buried Union Cemetery.¹⁰

     Girard Iason was the son of Lawrence Iason and Sadie Robinson.²

     Girard Iason married Jeanne Hirsch.

     Girard Iason died on 29 March 2006 New York.^3,2

     Jeanne Hirsch married Girard Iason, son of Lawrence Iason and Sadie Robinson.

     John Iason was the son of Girard Iason and Jeanne Hirsch.

      Katie Trugman was also known as Kaila Trugman.³
She was born circa 1893 Ukraine, Russia.⁴ She was the daughter of Berel Trugman and Nachama Baron.^1,2
     Katie Trugman immigrated to United States. on 12 January 1911. Keile Trugman immigrated at age 17 on the Ivernia from Russia. Located on list II, 6 or E, group 27.... need to look up actual manifest.⁴

     Ethel Trugman was born circa 1888 Ukraine, Russia.³ She was the daughter of Berel Trugman and Nachama Baron.^1,2

     Ethel Trugman married Harry Weiger circa 1911.⁴
     Ethel Weiger immigrated to New York on 20 December 1920. "Ettel Weger, a housewife, arrived on the Nieuw Amsteram from Rotterdam, South Holland, The Netherlands. Her place of residence and birth was listed as Wolazyska, Poland and her age as 35. She arrived with her children: Reoba, age 3 and Moisze, age 8 months. Their nearest relative was listed as H. Weger in Pudwolozyska, Poland and they were going to brother, "Sem" Trugman, 1390 Boston Road." They emigrated after the pogroms of 1919. Harry arrived one month after they did.^2,5
     Ethel Weiger and Harry Weiger appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of New York, Bronx County,New York, at 269 (or 769 according to Mom)Jennings Street, enumerated 11 April 1930 He was listed as Harry Weiglers, 44, age at marriage 26, immigrated 1920 naturalized, born Russia, egg handler for egg house. Also listed were: Ethel Weiglers, 42, age at marriage 24, immigrated 1920, alien, born Russia; Ruth Weglers, 13, immigrated 1920, naturalized, born Russia; Morris Weiglers, 10, immigrated 1920, naturalized, born Russia; and Rubin Trugman, nephew 23 born Massachusetts, stock boy in egg house. Rent was $50 month and they had a radio.⁴



     Ethel Weiger died on 18 November 1934 of cancer. She was buried in November 1934 Old Montifiore Cemetery, Queens, New York. Ettel bat Reb (Mr.) Dov, died Kislev.⁶

     Rivka Trugman was born circa 1900. She was the daughter of Berel Trugman and Nachama Baron.^1,2

     Rivka Trugman married Ushir Goldman.³