Genealogical tables
Subject
Subject Source: Art & Architecture Thesaurus
Scope Note: Documents representing the lineage of a person or persons in tabular or diagrammatic form. Use for: Family trees
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
Barenbloom Family, 1982
File
Identifier: B111.01.0001.0008
Overview
The Barenbloom family immigrated to the United States from Russia around the turn of the 20th century and settled in New York. Avram Shloime Barenbloom was one of these settlers, and six of his children moved to Denver, Colorado. Chava Barenbloom and her husband Jacob Boscowitz established the Star Bakery in Denver. The Barenbloom Family Reunion was held in Denver, Colorado, on June 26-27, 1982.
Box 1, 1993-2002
File — Box B123.01.0001: Series B123.01 [U186020742981]
Identifier: B123.01.0001
Overview
(1) copy of ''Three Families.''
Family Papers and Records, 1873-1996
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Identifier: B319.01.0001.0001
Scope and Contents
One folder contains wedding invitation for Benjamin and Clara Drefoos (1873), wedding invitation for Edna Wisebart (1912), 1896 Masons card for Benjamin W. Wisebart, Drefoos family history (1996), Jacobs and Wisebart Family Tree, memorial to Rosetta Wisebart (1918) by the Council of Jewish Women, and copy of a 1881 advertisement for Ben Wisebart The Wide Awake Clothier on Larimer Street. Second folder contains Marriage Certificate for Edna Wisebart and Harry L. Wohlgemuth, dated October 6,...
Family Tree and Manuscript, circa 2005
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Identifier: B333.09.0013.0023
Family Tree and Memoir Summaries, circa 2005
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Identifier: B333.09.0013.0023
Scope and Contents
A Family Tree from Henry's mothers’ side and several documents pertaining to the unpublished memoir Henry was working on. Memoir documents included correspondence, a table of contents page, synopsis of each chapter, summary, some biographical information, and correspondence on a trip Henry and his wife Deborah took to Estonia to research his mothers' roots.
Freda and Charles Wenger, 1981
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Identifier: B111.10.0010.0007
Overview
Freda Cohen and Charles Wanger were married in Rocky Ford in 1931. Both came from large Jewish Russian immigrant families. They moved to Denver after the birth of their three children.
Judd Family Tree, 1999
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Identifier: B266.04.0008.0002
Scope and Contents
Judd family tree booklet in May of 1999 for a Judd Family Reunion June 23-25, 1999.
Judd (Judelovitz or Judelowitz) Family Tree, 1992 September 23
Item
Identifier: B338.01.0001.0012
Overview
Copy of the Judd (Judelovitz or Judelowitz) Family Tree edited by Stanley H. Judd in 1992. A newer version of this family tree can be found in Box 2 of Winograd Judd Family Papers, B266. Judd family tree included because Joe Bernstein married Estelle (Esther) Pollock, a Judd family descendant.
Letter from E. Deutsch to JCRS with Response from JCRS on the Verso, 1926 October 5
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Identifier: B002.01.0103.0110.00008
Overview
The first letter on the front page is from Etta Deutsch of the Jewish Social Service Bureau to JCRS. Deutsch tells JCRS that in 1910 JCRS cared for patient Morris Javitz. Deutsch asks JCRS if they can confirm if their family history records are correct. Deutsch asks if the name of Javitz’s wife is Elizabeth and if his children’s names are Isidor, Isabelle, and Max. She also asks JCRS to provide a report about what it was like to care for Mr. Javitz. In particular, she asks how long Javitz was...
Quiat Family Tree Chart
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Identifier: B111.08.0008.0005
Overview
File contains a copy of a handwritten family tree diagram. The family tree starts with the Quiat Family, and includes extended family including Garlett, Bricker, Kipmus, Baker, Thalenberg, Dersofi, Perlman, Wechter, Musial, Goodman, and Glasser.