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| Chaya-Tova Kac | |
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Meir Minkus Libby Minkus Sarah Minkus Zalman Minkus[1] |
| Parents | Yekuti’el Kac[2] |
Chaya-Tova was probably the oldest child of Yekuti’el Kac. She came to Chicago around 1889. A well-known caterer in Chicago, she had a reputation for being very charitable. She had 4 children, and they had a half-brother, Henoch – details are not clear.[3]