Mildred Maryanne ANDURER

Other Events:

• Jewish Name: Miriam
• Occupation: Teacher
• Census: 1920, Bronx Assembly District 3, Bronx, New York, USA
• Census: 1930, Bronx (Districts 251-500), Bronx, New York, USA

Notes:

Died:
3 Tishrei 5764

Mildred married Irving (Isidore) LIEBOWITZ 5 Jul 1936, Bronx, New York. Irving (son of Karl (Kive) LIEBOWITZ and Rebecca (Wichne Riba) MECHANIK) was born 2 Apr 1911, New York, New York; died 14 Mar 1988, Fair Lawn, New Jersey; was buried , Beth El Cemetery, Emerson, New Jersey. [Group Sheet]

1. Jerome Harvey LIEBOWITZ
2. Linda Fay LIEBOWITZ

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• Jewish Name: Yossel Hirsch (Yiddish)/Yosef Zvi (Hebrew)
• Occupation: dress cutter in garment industry.
• Immigration: 30 Aug 1893, New York, New York
• Naturalization: 3 Oct 1902, New York, New York

Notes:

Birth:
Listed his birthdate as October 1866 on naturalization papers in 1902. Yet, on marriage certificate in 1904, his age is listed (erroneously?) as 31 (instead of 38), consistent with a birthdate in 1873. And in the January 1920 census his age is listed as 48 (again consistent with 1873 birthdate). His age on tombstone is listed as 65 in December 1932. However, on his death certificate, his age was listed erroneously as 59, with a birthdate of December 15, 1873.


Name:
Changed his surname to "Andurer" after he came to America.

Naturalization:
Declaration of Intent for citizenship was filed on September 28, 1897. His address in NYC was listed at 5 Jackson Street. In that declaration he said that he had arrived in US in September 1893.

Petition for Citizenship was filed on October 3, 1902. In that document he said that he was born in Russia in October 1866. A witness, David Shaughnessy, testified that Harris Anderer [sic] had lived in the US (at least) since 1895, currently lived at 5 Jackson Street, and was a "cutter" by occupation. In the same document, the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York ordered that he be admitted to be a Citizen of the USA.


Died:
18 Kislev 5693

Harris married Lena (Leah) PERLMAN 6 Nov 1904, New York, New York. Lena (daughter of Lazar Bentzion PERLMAN and Fredricka (Feige) GORDON) was born 24 Sep 1876, Jelgava (Mitau), Latvia; died 20 Dec 1951, Bronx, New York; was buried 23 Dec 1951, Mount Lebanon Cemetery, Glendale, Queens, New York. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 21 Sep 1899, St. Albans, Vermont
• Census: 1940, New York, New York County, New York, USA; 510 West 174th St, New York, NY

Notes:

She arrived in the Port of Quebec on September 21, 1899 on the SS Arawa, which sailed from Avonsmouth(?). She then arrived in the US at St. Alban's, Vermont. Her destination, according to the ship's manifest, was her brother Charles Perelman, at 785 First Avenue, New York City. (Also on board was a Grune Perelman, 27 years old, who was going to her brother, L. Nathan, on Third Avenue. The name Aaron Perlman is listed next to this on the ship manifest.)

Immigration:
Lena arrived in the Port of Quebec on September 21, 1899 on the SS Arawa, which sailed from Avonsmouth. She then arrived in the US at St. Alban's, Vermont.

Died:
28 Kislev 5712

Notes:

Married:
On the marriage certificate, Harry's age is listed as 31 and Lena's as 24. The witnesses were B. Perlman and M. Romaneff.

Census:
Household split over two census pages: click to display Second Image.

Samuel married Ida ISAKOFF Russia. Ida (daughter of Harry ISAKOFF) was born Abt 1843, Russia; died 13 Nov 1904, 783 E. 146 St., Bronx, New York; was buried , Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Jewish Name: Chaya bat Zvi
• Immigration: Abt 1893, New York, New York

Notes:

Birth:
Death certificate in November 1904 lists age as 61. Gravestone, erected later, lists age as 60 years.

Other Events:

• Occupation: tailor
• Immigration: 06 Sep 1904, Ellis Island, New York, New York

Notes:

According to the Latvian State Archives, the "Courland Tax Administration" notes that in 1891 he lived in Libau at Beregovaya Street in the house of Zeltaborn.

He actually left from Copenhagen, Denmark, with his wife and three youngest daughters to attend Lena's wedding. We do not know how they got to Copenhagen from Libau, Latvia. He came to America on the S.S. Hellig Olav, which left Copenhagen on August 24, 1904 and arrived in New York on September 6.

He worked as a tailor in Latvia and in New York.

Birth:
In January 1920 Census he listed his age as 87, suggesting that he was born in 1832-33. However he was not yet born when the 1834 List of Male Jews Entitled to Reside in Hasenpoth was recorded. His brother Isser, age 2 at that time, was the youngest one listed. And there was a brother David born between them. So Lazar could not have been born before 1835.

Lazar married Fredricka (Feige) GORDON Abt 1867, Latvia. Fredricka (daughter of Nathan GORDON and Lena (Lea) FRIEDMANN) was born Oct 1847, Jelgava (Mitau), Latvia; died 23 Feb 1931, Bronx, New York; was buried , Riverside Cemetery, Saddle Brook, Bergen County, New Jersey. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 06 Sep 1904, Ellis Island, New York, New York
• Census: 1930, Bronx (Districts 251-500), Bronx County, New York, USA

Notes:

Ship, the Hellig Olav, left Copenhagen on August 24, 1904 and arrived in New York on September 6. She travelled with her husband and their three youngest daughers to attend daughter Lena's wedding.


Birth:
Gave age as 56 on ship register when she came to US in 1904 and as 73 in January 1920 census (confirming 1847 birthdate).


Died:
Age on death certificate listed as 75. Really she was most likely 83 (although headstone says 88).

Other Events:

• Jewish Name: Zvi

Notes:

Listed as belonging to the third merchants guild in Hasenpoth from 1844. (On Laser's death certificate and tombstone, his father's name is listed as Benjamin.)

Shaye married Perre UNKNOWN Bef 1812. Perre was born Abt 1792; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

According to the Latvian records, Lazer's mother's name was Perre. On
his death certificate, however, his mother's name is listed as
Rebecca.

Notes:

On May 13, 1857, he was chosen as deputy for burial society committee (according to the Kurlandia Gubernskya Vedemosti, the official Russian Government Gazette, for the Jewish Community of Courland, Volume 42, 1857).

Nathan married Lena (Lea) FRIEDMANN Bef 1840. Lena (daughter of Ruven FRIEDMAN) was born Abt 1822, Jelgava (Mitau), Latvia; died Aft 1868. [Group Sheet]