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Family histories

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 81 Collections and/or Records:

Ehrlich-Hertog Families, 1871-1903

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Identifier: B111.03.0003.0027
Abstract

family information in German, "Familien-stammbuch" meaning "Family Book"

Dates: 1871-1903

Elizabeth and Frederick Epstein, 2004 March 2

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Identifier: B111.03.0003.0010
Abstract Elizabeth Antonofsky [Anthony] Epstein (1871-1938) was born in Kiev, Russia. Her family moved to New York, where she met Frederick Epstein (1865-1931), originally of Lithuania. The couple moved to Colorado for Fredrick's tuberculosis, and they settled in East Denver where he worked as an insurance salesman. They had two sons, Theodore and Milton, who both had their Bar Mitzvahs at Beth Ha Medrosh Hagodol (BMH) Synagogue. From 1925-26, Elizabeth was president of the BMH Synagogue's Women's...
Dates: 2004 March 2

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,...
Dates: 1873-1996

Family Record of the Thompson family, 1779-1864

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Identifier: M283.02.0013.00010
Abstract

Family Record of the Thompson family showing Marriages, Births and Deaths.

Dates: 1779-1864

Family Trees

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Identifier: B448.03.0002.0004
Abstract

This folder contains two family trees. One of the Rapf family which was related to the Tannenbaum family through the marriage of Carol Tannenbaum (Weil at the time) to Matthew Rapf, and the second tree contians multiple families.

Dates: Other: 1912 - 2000

Flaks Family, 1856-1910

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Identifier: B111.03.0003.0003
Abstract

Brothers Samuel (Solomon) and Abraham Flaks were in Leadville, Colorado by 1885. They were employed as tailors, under the name of S. Flocks. Samuel Flaks was born in German on August 1, 1856 and emigrated to the United States in 1884. He married Hannah Oliner, also an 1880 immigrant from Germany, in 1883 or 1884. Abraham was born in Austria during November of 1868. He emigrated in 1885. Samuel Flaks married Dora, an Hungarian immigrant, born in August, 1876.

Dates: Coverage: 1856-1910

Frank and Marion Weinberg, 1930-1943

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Identifier: B111.10.0010.0002
Abstract

Rev. Frank Weimberg was a Denver cantor, mohel, and shochet. He was born in Poland in 1866 and lived for 22 years in Denver before his death in 1930. His widow, Marion, lived in Denver for nearly 40 years and was one of the founders of Beth Israel Hospital and Old Folks Home. She died in 1943.

Dates: 1930-1943

Frankel Family Papers

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Identifier: B149
Abstract Henry Franke (1861-1909) was born in Manchester, England, but settled in Chicago, Illinois. He married his wife Lulu Kline (1865-1932) in 1882, and the couple had three children: Louis, Suzy and Henry (Henny). In 1900, the family moved to Denver (Lulu's birthplace) for Henry's health. Henry and Lulu opened Frankel Staionary store in 1906, which under the guidence of Henry Frankel Jr. eventually became the Frankel Manufacturing Company. The company produced typewriter ribbons as its first...
Dates: 1961-1984

Freda and Charles Wenger, 1981

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Identifier: B111.10.0010.0007
Abstract

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.

Dates: 1981