Jewish families
Found in 549 Collections and/or Records:
Morris and Hannah Schoemann
Folder contains biographical information, papers and documents of the Meyers and documents of the stores in Rocky Ford and La Junta, Colorado. #515.
Morris and Zelda Averch Family, circa 1908
Morris and Zelda Averch and their family pose for a formal portrait. From left to right: Morris Averch, Anna Averch Kaminsky, Meyer Averch, Dave Averch, and Zelda Averch.
Morris and Zelda Averch Family Passover Seder, 1932
The Morris and Zelda Averch family celebrate the Passover Seder with their children and grandchildren, including members of the Kaminsky family. From left to right, Samuel Kaminsky, Estelle Kaminsky (Levitt), Anna Averch Kaminsky, Eleanor Kaminsky (Nasbarg), Zelda and Morris Averch, Stanley Averch, Dave and Verner Averch, Evelyn Averch, Eva Averch, Meyer Averch and Estelle Averch (Stine).
Morris Bros. Newsclipping
Morris Family, 1950-1990
Photographs of members of the Morris family, including Simon Morries, Lily Witkin Morris, Stanley Morris, Maylene Price Morris, Harold Morris, Ann Morris, Joe Morris, Fae Morris, and Karen Morris Kataline.
Morris Hayutin Family at Balanced Rock, Colorado Springs, 1914
Morris and Anna (Ginsberg) Hayutin sitting in the front seat in the car, Soloman Hayutin is the other man in the car, and Dora and Max Ginsberg sit on the back seat. The car is parked in front of the Balanced Rock in Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, Colorado. Morris Hayutin's niece, Freda Hayutin (child) is also seated in the car. Members of the Hayutin family arrived in Denver in the 1890s.
Morris Krupp Objects and Papers
Moses-Israel and Faye Goodstein, circa 1885
Digitized copy of photograph of Moshe Isaac and Faye Goostein taken in the 1980s. There are two separate oval photographs.
Mother's Day Poem from Ernest Loeb to Bella Loeb, 1933
Small, decorated, handwritten poem in German from Ernest Loeb. The poem is about how much Ernest loves his mother. A translation is available along with the scan of the letter itself.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ginsberg and Anna, 1904
Formal portrait of the Ginsberg family. Mrs. Max Ginsberg and Anna Ginsberg stand on either side of Max Ginsberg with their hands on his shoulders.