Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Spouses
BurialTemple Israel Greenwich - First Cemetery [108]
FatherYahile “Michel” “Michael” “Mihaly” “Issac” STURZ (1844-1903)
MotherSarah GOLDSTEIN (1850-1940)
ChildrenBeatrice (1907-1963)
Milton (1909-1984)
Herbert (1911-1993)
Roslyn Cecil (1915-2001)
Alan Jerome “Bud” (1920-2000)
Notes for Henry “Harry“ FRIEDMAN
Henry possibly born before the marriage of Jacob Friedman and Catharine which implies that Catharine may be Jacob’s second wife.
1910 Henry & Molly lived at 161 74 St., Manhattan, New York
- lived with his brother, Max Friedman, and Max’s wife, Ethel, Max and a nephew Isadore. (This last may be the same as Irving, Max and Ethel’s son who may have been adopted. The census says that Ethel has had one child who is still living.)
“For a period around 1918, the family also lived in Forest City, Pennsylvania, where they sought refuge from the deadly influenza epidemic that was ravaging the country shortly after WWI,“ according to Roy Benedek. [716]
1920 lived at 321 Main St., White Plains, Westchester, New York [730]
1930 lived in White Plains, Westchester, New York [715]
- living with them is his mother-in-law, Sara Sturz, age 77
1931 Westchester County Social Record lists:
FRIEDMAN, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. (Mollie Sturz), Hall Ave., White Plains; White
Plains 5350; children, Beatrice G., Roslyn C., Milton S., Alan J. and
Herbert S. Friedman; sum. res., Crystal Lake, Carbondale, Pa.
(http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Directory/1931.Westchester.html)
1940 lived at 321 Main St., White Plains, New York [731]
About 1940 family moved to 676 Riverside Drive, New York, NY, according to Roy Benedek. [716]
1910 Henry & Molly lived at 161 74 St., Manhattan, New York
- lived with his brother, Max Friedman, and Max’s wife, Ethel, Max and a nephew Isadore. (This last may be the same as Irving, Max and Ethel’s son who may have been adopted. The census says that Ethel has had one child who is still living.)
“For a period around 1918, the family also lived in Forest City, Pennsylvania, where they sought refuge from the deadly influenza epidemic that was ravaging the country shortly after WWI,“ according to Roy Benedek. [716]
1920 lived at 321 Main St., White Plains, Westchester, New York [730]
1930 lived in White Plains, Westchester, New York [715]
- living with them is his mother-in-law, Sara Sturz, age 77
1931 Westchester County Social Record lists:
FRIEDMAN, Mr. and Mrs. H.G. (Mollie Sturz), Hall Ave., White Plains; White
Plains 5350; children, Beatrice G., Roslyn C., Milton S., Alan J. and
Herbert S. Friedman; sum. res., Crystal Lake, Carbondale, Pa.
(http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Directory/1931.Westchester.html)
1940 lived at 321 Main St., White Plains, New York [731]
About 1940 family moved to 676 Riverside Drive, New York, NY, according to Roy Benedek. [716]