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     Blema Trugman was born. She was the daughter of Berel Trugman and Nachama Baron.^1,2
     Blema Trugman never married. Last time Grandma Minnie heard from her she was living alone in Russia and was partially or completely blind. She was very much afraid to have contact with us in the U.S. I remember Grandpa (Samuel Trugman) mailing packages to her in Russia with food and money. At times she would write him to stop sending mail as she was afraid of the authorities. This would happen over and over many times.
     When I was about 16 years old a cousin of Fannie Levinson came from Russia for a visit to the U.S. I remember going with Mom and Grandma to meet her to hear about Rivka and Blema, who she knew. This woman took letters from Grandma when she returned to Russia. We then received a letter from Blema again telling us how she was living, that she knew Grandpa had died and that she was still afraid for us to write her. Rivka was supposedly living in a far off city and also afraid to write. Eda and Rose were living in the same building but both were not well.See translation of last postcards in appendix.
     Circa 1960, Blema and Rose lived at Malinovskogo 13, Vinnitsa, Vinnitsa Oblast, Russia, with Ida Trugman; Blema lived in apartment 2. Rosa and Eda lived in apartment 17.³

     Viola Ruth Sichel was born on 13 June 1891.¹ She was the daughter of Simon Sichel and Hannah Eichberg.

     Viola Ruth Sichel married Harold Korn.
     Viola Ruth Sichel and Harold Korn appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of New York,New York, at 607 West End Avenue, enumerated 25 April 1930 Listed as Harold Korn, age 48, age at marriage 33, born New York, father born Germany, mother born New York, treasurer in real estate, rent $333. Also listed were wife Viola, age 38, age at marriage 23, born New York, father born Germany, mother born New York, and children: Marjorie, age 12, and Phyllis age 10, both born New York.²

     Viola Ruth Sichel died in March 1975 at age 83.¹

     Hortense Sichel was born on 4 June 1888.¹ She was the daughter of Simon Sichel and Hannah Eichberg.

     Hortense Sichel married Belmont Corn Sr.

     Hortense Sichel died on 6 January 1985 at age 96.¹

     Arthur Warner was born circa 1879 New York.¹ He was the son of Edward Warner and Matilda Wiener.
     Arthur Warner appeared on the 1910 Federal Census ofNew York in the household of Edward Warner and Matilda Wiener.
     He manufacturer of rings in 1930.¹
     Arthur Warner appeared on the census of 12 April 1930 765 Lafayette Avenue, Buffalo, Erie, New York; Warner, Arthur head 51, manuf rings
b. NY, F: b. Austria, M: b. Germnay
Rudolph 45, brother, b. NY
manuf. jewelry boxes
Own house $75,000.¹

     Arthur Warner died on 9 June 1955.²

     Belmont Corn Sr. was born on 26 May 1885.

     Belmont Corn Sr. married Hortense Sichel, daughter of Simon Sichel and Hannah Eichberg.

     Belmont Corn Sr. died on 30 June 1956 at age 71.

     Peter Corn was born in 1917.¹ He was the son of Belmont Corn Sr. and Hortense Sichel.
     In World War II, he was a Commander in the US Navy of the USS Indianapolis and the USS Astoria.¹

     Peter Corn married Jacqueline Fink.

     Peter Corn died on 17 April 2009 New York, New York.¹ He was buried Arlington National Cemetery.¹

     Albert Silber died in April 2000.