Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Adolph and Jennie Jacobowitz Treuhaft at Niagara Falls

Cecile Jennie Jacobowitz, Pop-pop's sister, married Adolph Treuhaft. They had three children, Mimi, Buddy, and Evelyn. Jennie had been a friend of Dudu's from school on Broome Street before she met Pop-pop.
This photo is labeled Niagara Falls, NY. Seems to be an anniversary.

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Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Sunrose






My cousin Ellen Ruby asked if I could crop her neice's photo from a group for her profile on Geni. How did this turn out?

My friend Muffet (Liz West) evened out the color and got rid of the blinding backlight on the left.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Family Connections

I have been entering stories from Leah Kreinick Jacobowitz's memoir into Geni profiles for the people she discusses. Sometimes I can figure out the dates from her writing, but she is more interested in the emotional experience and the family ties than in the dates, The places are touchpoints for feelings.

There are a couple of relatives also on Geni who have more complete records or memories. Together we are putting together a pretty good family structure and history.

Friday, January 30, 2009

Jacobowitzes in Brazil

My great grandfather Wolf's brother Bernath had children who moved to Brazil.
Barbara Jakubovic Canejo is my third cousin twice removed.

MeNorman Jacobowitz my father Elias Jacobowitz his father Wolf Jacobowitz his father Bernath Jacobowitz his brother Fany his daughter Josef JACOBOWITZ her son Jiri JACOBOWITZ his son Suzana JACOBOWITZ his daughter Barbara Jakubovic Canejo her daughter.

Who knew?

Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Trip to Marion, IL

Linda and I took some time to drive out to Marion to help put Linda's dad's ashes in the grave with her mom, Norma. Ted died before Christmas and was cremated. After Norma died, I told Ted that my dad was cremated and I missed having a place where my dad was buried. Ted said that he was planning to be cremated. That was a surprise. What I didn't figure was that we could bury the ashes and have a place to visit.

So we visited Norma's grave to have some more opportunity to tell stories and talk about them and the family.

Ken & Donna, who have been at the center of organizing Ted's end of life, came down from DeKalb, and Carolyn and Terry came up from Jacksonville (and would then visit Terry's dad in Arizona). Carl and Les couldn't make it, but cousins Tim Rodd and Pam Baker and her daughter Jackie and husband, Bob, came over to visit.

Pam had a great collection of family photos, many of which we hadn't seen. There was one of Grandma Lela Rodd smiling and holding baby Lenora (we think).

I documented the trip: