Death certificates
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 89 Collections and/or Records:
Affidavit from J. Guttmann, 1911 November 11
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0104.0031.00028
Abstract
Affidavit signed by Attorney Julius Guttmann. The affidavit confirms Morris Feldman’s real name being Moishe Lichtenfeld. Feldman’s sister is attempting to confirm the details of her family’ Russian history so that she can get Feldman’s death certificate changed to his real name and she can send it to her brother for use in Russia.
Dates:
1911 November 11
Bernstein Family Papers
Collection
Identifier: B338
Abstract
Samuel and Heloise Bernstein moved from New York before their only child, Leonard, was born in Denver. Samuel worked in retail clothing. Leonard worked for Denver and Rio Grande RR for over 50 years. Most of the documents center around Heloise, Samuel and Leonard. Collection contains marriage announcements and certificates, death certificates, military certificates, postcards, photographs, and scrapbooks related to the Bernstein family from 1893 through 1966.
Dates:
1890-1992
Copy of Affidavit of Dr. Schwatt, 1911 February 15
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0103.0139.00007
Abstract
Copy of an affidavit from Dr. Schwatt. The affidavit certifies that upon examining Mr. Sass when he arrived to the sanatorium Schwatt did not find him right in his mind, judging from answers he provided about his health and general history. Schwatt states that their records cannot be relied on and agrees with the assistant secretary of JCRS, Mr. Yarros that Sass was not in his right mind when he made his application. Schwatt says that Sass was delirious upon his admission and died in that...
Dates:
1911 February 15
Copy of Receipt, 1910 November 4
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Identifier: B002.01.0102.0107.00035
Abstract
Copy of receipt made at JCRS which documents the money sent from Mrs. A. Jusskowitz for a copy of her husband's death certificate. The receipt says there is 75 cents left from $1.00 sent by Mrs. Jusskowitz.
Dates:
1910 November 4
Death Certificate of Simon Wasserstein, 1909 January 6
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0100.0077.00002
Abstract
Death certificate of Simon Wasserstein from the state of Colorado. Information on the form includes age, sex, date of birth, marital status, birthplace, occupation, information on relatives, date of death which is "Jan 6th, 1909," Cause of death listed as Pulmonary tuberculosis, signed by J. B. Fish January 6, 1909 in Edgewater, Colorado. States filed January 11, 1909 by J. L. Davidson. Place of burial listed as "Rose Hill Cemetary," date of burial was January 8, 1909. The back of the form...
Dates:
1909 January 6
Letter from A. Levinson to C.D. Spivak, 1911 October 13
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Identifier: B002.01.0103.0161.00013
Abstract
Handwritten letter from Anna Levinson to C.D. Spivak regarding Catherine Queen’s death. Levinson asks for the details of Mrs. Queen’s death as well as her death certificate. She also informs Spivak that she has possession of Mrs. Queen’s insurance policy which comprised the entirety of Queen’s estate. She hopes she is not asking for too much from Spivak and signs the letter, “Anna Levinson” at the bottom.
Dates:
1911 October 13
Letter from A. Levinson to C.D. Spivak, 1911 October 31
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0103.0161.00019
Abstract
Handwritten letter from A. Levinson to C.D. Spivak. Levinson asked Spivak to kindly forward the requested death certificate. She told him that there was a money order for $2.00 enclosed in the letter as well. Levinson also informed Spivak that Mrs. Queen listed Spivak as an executor on her will and Levinson wanted to know what steps Spivak had taken towards her estate. She hoped that she was not asking for too much from Spivak and signed the letter, “Anna Levinson” at the bottom.
Dates:
1911 October 31
Letter from C.D. Spivak to A. Jusskowitz, 1910 November 4
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0102.0107.00034
Abstract
Typed letter from C.D. Spivak to A. Jusskowitz. He enclosed $1.00 for the death certificate Jusskowitz requested, as well as the certificate. Spivak also explains why it took so long to write back to her. The statement that she needed signed was sent around to various places which took some time. He hopes that she will be able to obtain all things coming to her in her life and signs the letter, "Secretary" at the bottom.
Dates:
1910 November 4
Letter from C.D. Spivak to A. Levinson, 1911 October 24
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0103.0161.00016
Abstract
Typed letter from C.D. Spivak to A. Levinson. Spivak tells Levinson that he is happy to send her a copy of Catherine Queen’s death certificate as long as she sends $2.00 to cover the cost first. Spivak is also unsure of the details Levinson asked him to provide her regarding her sister’s death. He tells Levinson that he will gladly provide more information once she tells him exactly what she wants to know.
Dates:
1911 October 24
Letter from C.D. Spivak to A. Levinson , 1911 November 17
Item
Identifier: B002.01.0103.0161.00026
Abstract
Typed letter from C.D. Spivak to A. Levinson. Spivak enclosed a certified copy of Catherine Queen’s death certificate. Spivak also told Levinson that he wrote her sister, Mrs. Ostroff regarding the actions he had taken as executor of Queen’s will. Spivak was surprised that he had not heard from Mrs. Ostroff and signed the letter, “Secretary” at the bottom.
Dates:
1911 November 17