Difference between revisions of "Sylvia Horwitz"
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== Story of Adolph and Sylvia Meeting == | == Story of Adolph and Sylvia Meeting == | ||
| − | Adolph and his friend (?) had jars of fetuses which they were going to display at state fairs to make money during the depression. Their first stop was Minneapolis where Adolph stayed with sister ([[Reva Bernstein (1904)|Reva Bernstein]]) and brother-in-law ([[Sam Lieberman]]) who had a sister named [[Jeanette R Lieberman]], married to [[Ralph Henry Horwitz]], who introduced Adolph to his younger sister | + | [[Adolph Bernstein (1908)|Adolph Bernstein]] and his friend (?) had jars of fetuses which they were going to display at state fairs to make money during the depression. Their first stop was Minneapolis where Adolph stayed with sister ([[Reva Bernstein (1904)|Reva Bernstein]]) and brother-in-law ([[Sam Lieberman]]) who had a sister named [[Jeanette R Lieberman]], married to [[Ralph Henry Horwitz]], who introduced Adolph to his younger sister Sylvia Horwitz at a shivah. |
| − | * Adolph's older sister is [[Reva Bernstein (1904)|Reva Bernstein]]. | + | * [[Adolph Bernstein (1908)|Adolph Bernstein]]'s older sister is [[Reva Bernstein (1904)|Reva Bernstein]]. |
* [[Reva Bernstein (1904)|Reva Bernstein]] married [[Sam Lieberman]]. | * [[Reva Bernstein (1904)|Reva Bernstein]] married [[Sam Lieberman]]. | ||
* [[Sam Lieberman]]'s younger sister is [[Jeanette R Lieberman]]. | * [[Sam Lieberman]]'s younger sister is [[Jeanette R Lieberman]]. | ||
* [[Jeanette R Lieberman]] married [[Ralph Henry Horwitz]]. | * [[Jeanette R Lieberman]] married [[Ralph Henry Horwitz]]. | ||
| − | * [[Ralph Henry Horwitz]]'s youngest sister is | + | * [[Ralph Henry Horwitz]]'s youngest sister is Sylvia Horwitz. |
Sylvia did not get along with [[Sylvia Moskovitz|Sylvia Moskovitz (Howard)]], her sister-in-law, (brother [[Solomon Horwitz]]'s wife). | Sylvia did not get along with [[Sylvia Moskovitz|Sylvia Moskovitz (Howard)]], her sister-in-law, (brother [[Solomon Horwitz]]'s wife). | ||
Revision as of 19:29, 3 January 2011
| Sylvia Horwitz | |
|---|---|
| Born |
February 10, 1910[1] Russia or Minneapolis, MN (Source Conflict) |
| Died | 1996 |
| Resting place | Minneapolis, MN |
| Spouse | Adolph Bernstein |
| Children | Eugene Bernstein |
| Parents |
Hyman Horwitz Bertha Bookman |
Story of Adolph and Sylvia Meeting
Adolph Bernstein and his friend (?) had jars of fetuses which they were going to display at state fairs to make money during the depression. Their first stop was Minneapolis where Adolph stayed with sister (Reva Bernstein) and brother-in-law (Sam Lieberman) who had a sister named Jeanette R Lieberman, married to Ralph Henry Horwitz, who introduced Adolph to his younger sister Sylvia Horwitz at a shivah.
- Adolph Bernstein's older sister is Reva Bernstein.
- Reva Bernstein married Sam Lieberman.
- Sam Lieberman's younger sister is Jeanette R Lieberman.
- Jeanette R Lieberman married Ralph Henry Horwitz.
- Ralph Henry Horwitz's youngest sister is Sylvia Horwitz.
Sylvia did not get along with Sylvia Moskovitz (Howard), her sister-in-law, (brother Solomon Horwitz's wife).
Historical Records
- Sylvia (age 10) lives with her parents Hymen (age 52) and Bertha (age 50) and siblings Eraph (age 23 or 21), Solomon (age 17), and Mildred (age 15) in Minneapolis, MN in the 1920 Federal Census
- Sylvia (age 20) lives with her parents Hymen (age 62) and Bertha (age 62) and sibling Mildred (age 25) in Minneapolis, MN in the 1930 Federal Census
- Adolph (age 28) and Sylvia (age 27) returned from a cruise in the Carribean on Nov, 22, 1937 in the port of New Orleans. Their address is listed as 663 Preston Ave., Elgin, IL
