Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Occupation1900: Retail Butcher; 1930 Carpenter; 1933 Butcher; 1940 Manager, Retail Meat Market [36], [289]
FatherMarcus ALEXANDER (M. Hannah Lefkovitz) (1830-1892)
MotherHannah LEFKOWITZ (1831-1916)
Spouses
ChildrenRegina (1890-1968)
Death10 Oct 1946, New York, USA [291]
Burial11 Oct 1946, Union Field Cemetery, 8211 Cypress Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11227 [1]
FatherAvraham Yehuda ALEXANDER (~1848-1891)
MotherLena TEITELBAUM (~1851-1902)
Notes for Ignatz ALEXANDER
Birth date:
- 1900 U.S. Census says Aug. 1864
- His daughter’s birth record says he was born in Lapospatak, Hungary
- An Izsak Alexander was born 5 Aug 1865 in Ofalu, Hungary to Marcus Alexander and wife Hani. [Slovakia, Church and Synagogue Books, 1592-1920, Jewish, Presov, Lemesany]
He married a second cousin, Regina Alexander according to notes left by Arthur J. Alexander [1].
About 1897, Ignatz Alexander, butcher, residing at 33 Pitt St., New York, NY testified in the naturalization hearing for his brother, Bernard Alexander.
1898: He lived at 23 Pitt St., New York, New York, USA. [210]
Regina & Ignatz Alexander:
- 1905 New York Census lists them on 6th.
- listed in US Census at least from 1900 through 1920 on Pitt St., New York, NY
- In 1930 they lived on Popham Ave., Bronx, New York, New York.
- In 1940 they lived on 47-05 45th St., Woodside, New York [289]
1 Mar 1948: At the time of his death, he lived at 47-05 45 Street, Woodside, Queens, New York, USA. [288]
Arthur J. Alexander lists among his father’s cousins:
- Max & Nelly Alexander of Chicago
- Nathan and Fannie Alexander of Brooklyn, NY
- Julius Alexander, Brooklyn, NY
- Molly & Gustave Lebett, Long Beach, NY
Again, according to Arthur J. Alexander, one of Regina or Ignatz is related to:
- Wolf Alexander
- Marcus Alexander m. Regina Newman
- 1900 U.S. Census says Aug. 1864
- His daughter’s birth record says he was born in Lapospatak, Hungary
- An Izsak Alexander was born 5 Aug 1865 in Ofalu, Hungary to Marcus Alexander and wife Hani. [Slovakia, Church and Synagogue Books, 1592-1920, Jewish, Presov, Lemesany]
He married a second cousin, Regina Alexander according to notes left by Arthur J. Alexander [1].
About 1897, Ignatz Alexander, butcher, residing at 33 Pitt St., New York, NY testified in the naturalization hearing for his brother, Bernard Alexander.
1898: He lived at 23 Pitt St., New York, New York, USA. [210]
Regina & Ignatz Alexander:
- 1905 New York Census lists them on 6th.
- listed in US Census at least from 1900 through 1920 on Pitt St., New York, NY
- In 1930 they lived on Popham Ave., Bronx, New York, New York.
- In 1940 they lived on 47-05 45th St., Woodside, New York [289]
1 Mar 1948: At the time of his death, he lived at 47-05 45 Street, Woodside, Queens, New York, USA. [288]
Arthur J. Alexander lists among his father’s cousins:
- Max & Nelly Alexander of Chicago
- Nathan and Fannie Alexander of Brooklyn, NY
- Julius Alexander, Brooklyn, NY
- Molly & Gustave Lebett, Long Beach, NY
Again, according to Arthur J. Alexander, one of Regina or Ignatz is related to:
- Wolf Alexander
- Marcus Alexander m. Regina Newman