Notes
Matches 401 to 500 of 1608
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| 401 | aboard the S.S. Rex | Berta Eisenmann
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| 402 | She held a doctorate in philosophy. | Berta Eisenmann
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| 403 | Riga-Jungfernhof, a subcamp for the Riga Ghetto | Carl Eisig
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| 404 | Shlomo | Siegfried Elikan
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| 405 | Shlomo | Siegfried Elikan
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| 406 | Kindergrab 53 | Joshua Eppinger
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| 407 | Grave No. 512 | Moritz (Moses) Eppinger
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| 408 | to the US | Emil Epstein
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| 409 | Also see Ortssippenbuch Rust 5150 for potential additional information. | Ezechiel Epstein
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| 410 | where he was employed as a Kaufmann | Leopold Epstein
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| 411 | where he was employed as a Kaufmann | Ludwig Epstein
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| 412 | Samuel Epstine was married three times according to the 1910 Census. Carrie (Jette) Stengel was his last wife. | Samuel Epstine
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| 413 | to the USA | David Erlebacher
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| 414 | to the USA | Frieda Erlebacher
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| 415 | to the USA | Gerson Erlebacher
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| 416 | Grave No. 337 | Hermann Ettlinger
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| 417 | Grave No. 321 | Isaak Loeb Ettlinger
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| 418 | Camp de Gurs | Johanna (Hannchen) Ettlinger
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| 419 | may instead by date of death | Karl Ettlinger
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| 420 | In Rosenthal list she is called Nendel Benedikt | Nendel Ettlinger
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| 421 | 604 W 112th Street, New York, N.Y.||the same||UN4-4579|| 29 June 1883, Bruchsal, Germany||S.J. Ettlinger, 21 W. 102nd Street||Demolition Co. Inc.||147 4th Avenue, New York, N.Y. | Paul Ettlinger
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| 422 | although the Synagoge Bruchsal CD lists his birth on 28 February 1853 | Seligmann Ettlinger
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| 423 | but this may actually represent the date of burial | Seligmann Ettlinger
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| 424 | He was a soldier for two years. Later he was very active with the Turnverein. | Abraham Fechenbach
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| 425 | as a victim of the Holocaust | Irma Fechenbach
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| 426 | She was deaf and as a result went to a School for the Deaf in Weisensee when she was eight years old | Irma Fechenbach
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| 427 | According to Selma Michaels Calzareth, Ida's daughter: Her Mother [Rose Schindler Barkin] did not remember the birth date for her daughter Ida, so October 31, 1900 was always used but it was later suspected that she was born around June 1901. [AC Note: The birth certificate seems to agree with the October 31, 1900 birthdate, meaning that perhaps the story should be the Ida believed she was born in June 1901, but it turns out she was born on October 31, 1900.] | Ida Fein
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| 428 | becauser her mother had remarried and was able to maintain her. | Ida Fein
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| 429 | by her mother because she was able to maintain her. Ida was going to live with her grandmother, Alice Schindler at 128 Broome Street. | Ida Fein
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| 430 | from cancer | Ida Fein
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| 431 | She was being treated in the hosptial from March 8th to April 8th, 1912. | Ida Fein
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| 432 | from tuberculosis | Isaac Fein
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| 433 | Note: All of the information available on Isaac Fein, was provided by Rose Schindler, the mother of his children. Based on the report provided by the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Rose and analysis of additional sources it appears that Rose frequently provided contradictory information. It may be that she had no further contact with Isaac Fein and it was easier to tell others, such as the authorities, that he had died in another city. Therefore none of the information listed is provided with any certainty. | Isaac Fein
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| 434 | in a collision of a Compania de Aviacion DC-4 and a Navy training plane | Alfred J. Finkenberg
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| 435 | She is listed on the census as "Lena Fuchs" and described as white,married, and 24 years-old. She had been married for six years. She had had two children, both of which were still living. She is able to read and write. She was born in Russia as were both her parents. Polish was the mother tongue of Lena and her parents. She arrived in the United State in 1900. | Lena Finn
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| 436 | She is listed on the census as "Lena Fuchs" and described as white,married, and 35 years-old. She is able to read and write. She immigrated to the United State in 1807 and was naturalized in 1905. She was born in Poland, and both her partents were born in Poland. Her mother tongue, and that of his parents was Polish. | Lena Finn
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| 437 | She is listed on the census as "Lena Fuchs" and described as white,married, and 46-years old. Her first marriage occurred at the age of 22. She is able to read and write. She was born in Poland as were both her parents. She arrived in the United State in 1897 and is naturalized. Her mother tongue was Polish. | Lena Finn
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| 438 | Group 49, Row 14, Grave 75 | Josef Fischl
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| 439 | in a car accident | Arnold Flast
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| 440 | Grave 159 | Hemmele (Gimmi) Flehinger
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| 441 | More information about the life of Godrey Fochs (Gottfried Fuchs) can be found in his Wikipedia entry at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gottfried_Fuchs. | Godfrey Fochs
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| 442 | from cancer | Carol Frances Fox
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| 443 | 53 East 96th St (later 141 E 88th St. Apt. 3b), NY,NY||the same||ATW9-7398||June 20, 1890||Baden, Germany||Mrs. Lillian Fox at 53 East 96th St.||McKesson & Robbins, Inc.l||111 8th Ave., NYC, NY||Race: White, Eyes: Brown, Hair:Blonde, Complexion: Light, Height: 5 ft. 8 in. weight: 151 lbs. | Charles S. Fox
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| 444 | ||||being of medium stature, having brown eyes, dark brown hair and being slightly bald. | Charles S. Fox
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| 445 | Grave No. KG3 | Alfred (Ascher) Frank
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| 446 | from Le Havre, France | Babette (Braunle) Frank
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| 447 | Grave No. 597 | Berta Frank
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| 448 | an unkown destination, as cited at Arolsen [#39948]. | Betty Frank
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| 449 | as a result of an auto accident | Denny Frank
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| 450 | to Cleveland, Ohio, USA | Denny Frank
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| 451 | of pnuemonia, while visting her son, State Senator Thomas Stroock. | Dorothy Frank
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| 452 | the Buchenwald Concentration Camp | Ernst Frank
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| 453 | Grave No. KG6 | Eugen (Isaak Ben Moses) Frank
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| 454 | to the USA | Friedrich (Fred) Frank
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| 455 | from scarlet fever | Hilde Frank
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| 456 | Grave No. 332 | Isaak (ben Levi) Frank
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| 457 | Grave No. 385 | Jeanette Frank
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| 458 | Had wholesale leather business in Elberfeld with brother Max | Julius Frank
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| 459 | to USA | Julius Frank
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| 460 | Grave No. 654 | Julius (Joel) Frank
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| 461 | Grave No. 195 | Levi (ben Isaak) Frank
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| 462 | [Levifo~1.ftw] Name taken in 1809 from Burgermeister friend in Rohrbach b Eppingen; only son of Isaak Lemle; Schutz in May 11 1789; Ward of Uncle Isaak Moses Regensburger, as of 1789 which suggests that father Isaak Lemle must have died before this year. [Frank4.FTW] Name taken in 1809 from Burgermeister friend in Rohrbach b Eppingen; only son of Isaak Lemle; Schutz in May 11 1789; Ward of Uncle Isaak Moses Regensburger, as of 1789 which suggests that father Isaak Lemle must have died before this year. | Levi (ben Isaak) Frank
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| 463 | Camp de Gurs | Martha Frank
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| 464 | first to Camp de Gurs and then Auschwitz with convoy $17 | Martha Frank
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| 465 | 285 12 2403 | Max Frank
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| 466 | SS 285 12 2403; 14118 | Max Frank
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| 467 | Grave No. 528 | Moritz (Moses Ben Benjamin) Frank
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| 468 | from Le Havre, France | Nanette (Nendel) Frank
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| 469 | He lost an eye in World War I. | Oskar Frank
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| 470 | Grave No. 604 | Paula Frank
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| 471 | Grave No. 571 | Wolf (Benjamin) Frank
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| 472 | The following is included in the Jewish Encylopedia, published between 1901 and 1906: German teacher and writer; son of Rabbi Moses Frankfurter; born at Herdorf March 15, 1801; died Aug. 13, 1867. In 1822 he became a teacher in the Israelitischer Volksschule at Nordstetten, Württemberg. Among his pupils was Berthold Auerbach, with whom he remained on terms of the most intimate friendship until his death. Auerbach commemorates his teacher in the tale "Der Lauterbacher," one of his "Schwarzwälder Dorfgeschichten," for which Frankfurter furnished him considerable material." | Bernhard Frankfurter
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| 473 | Carmine created a last will on [D] which references his brothers, [WO] | Carmine Freda
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| 474 | Grazia Freda created a last will and testament before Notary Giuseppe Sarro on 28 March 1785. The notary act indicated that the notary went to her residence, where she was in bed and "cerca l'ora della morte" or near the hour of death. She name her brother, Domenico Freda and sister Vienna Freda, as her universal heirs. | Grazia Freda
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| 475 | Pasqaule studied to become a priest for about five years but died before completing his studies. | Pasquale Freda
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| 476 | he was an Akiva | Curt Freiberg
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| 477 | to the USA | Curt Freiberg
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| 478 | A short biography of J. Walter Freiberg was published in the book Cincinnati, The Queen City. Click on the icon to read it. | Jacob Walter Freiberg
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| 479 | Headline: OBITUARIES Publication Date: January 06, 1997 Source: Greensboro News & Record Page: B4 Subjects: Region: North Carolina Obituary: MARC STEVEN FREIBERG On Jan. 5, 1997 Marc Freiberg, 50, died of cancer after a ten-month healing process at his home, 308 Pendleton Dr. The funeral will be 2 p.m. today at Forbis & Dick Guilford Chapel. Interment will follow in the Hebrew Cemetery. Marc was born and raised in Greensboro and was a self-employed entrepreneur who owned a variety of businesses in Greensboro. In Dec., 1982 he started the holiday tradition of feeding the needy and homeless at Ham's Restaurant. Marc is survived by his wife, Kay Burns Freiberg; daughters, Lisa Freiberg and husband, John Dion of San Lorenzo, CA, Anna Freiberg of Greensboro and Valerie Freiberg of the home; son, Ben Freiberg of the home; sister, Sharon Hammerman of Tom's River, N.J. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Richard J. Caron Foundation, Galen Hall Road, Box A, Wernersville, PA 19565-0501; or Simonton Cancer Center, P.O. Box 890, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. | Marc Steven Freiberg
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| 480 | [Levifo~1.ftw] Death notice in NY TIMES 21 Feb 1953 13:4; from 1900 Census, family resident Alaska Ave in Cincinnati | Sally Workum Freiberg
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| 481 | June 20, 1942 deported transport AAe 794/795 to Terezin(Theresienstadt). September 1, 1942 deported transport Be 588/589 to Raasika. | Adela Freund
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| 482 | the Theresienstadt Ghetto with Transport AAq, number 284. | Abraham (Adolf) Fried
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| 483 | the Theresienstadt Ghetto | Emilie Fried
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| 484 | the Treblinka Death Camp | Emilie Fried
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| 485 | Friedrich Fried
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| 486 | from Pneumonia | Friedrich Fried
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| 487 | the Theresienstadt Ghetto with transport AAc-261 | Friedrich Fried
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| 488 | The community of Jung Bunzlau was her home community (Heimatgemeinde). | Karolina Fried
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| 489 | Czech, English, French and German | Margarete Fried
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| 490 | Respiatory Arrest | Margarete Fried
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| 491 | the Theresienstadt Ghetto | Paula Fried
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| 492 | to Auschwitz Death Camp | Paula Fried
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| 493 | aboard the SS Florida | Stefanie Fried
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| 494 | 086-34-5064 | Steffi Fried
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| 495 | Grave 33B | Babette (Betla) Friedmann
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| 496 | from appendicitis | Oskar Froeschel
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| 497 | Group 19, Row 16, Grave 45 | Oskar Froeschel
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| 498 | 1852||Catholic||single||maid||maid||Rostain, Moravia, Vyškov||had||permanently | Anna Fröhlich
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| 499 | 50||white||dark||blue||brown||5' 10" || 150 lbs. | Sol Fromm
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| 500 | aboard the SS Manhattan, which departed from Hamburg, Germany. | Sol Fromm
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