Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
NameHarry GELARRE [107], [249]
Birth29 Sep 1899, Raygrod, Russia [107], [443], [444]
Death10 May 1972 [107]
Obituary12 May 1972 [768]
BurialMount Lebanon Cemetery, 7800 Myrtle Ave, Glendale, New York, USA [445]
Occupation1919: Window Dresser; 1920: Salesman, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Store; 1960 Shoes [443], [769], [770]
Alias/AKAHeschel GILARY [771]
FatherChaim GILARY
MotherReizel GILARY* (*Married Name)
Spouses
Birth28 May 1896, Kings County, New York City, New York, USA [36], [440]
Death27 Jul 1981 [441]
Burial7800 Myrtle Ave, Glendale, New York [442]
FatherNathan ALEXANDER (1864-1947)
MotherFannie ALEXANDER (1870-1943)
Marriage21 Feb 1926, Kings County, New York City, New York, USA [446], [447]
ChildrenCarol (1936-2009)
Notes for Harry GELARRE
Naturalization papers [443] say that he arrived in New York on 6 Dec 1911 aboard the S.S. Zeeland from Antwerp, Belgium. History of this ship reads, “Zeeland began regular service on the Antwerp–New York route sailing opposite of Vaderland, and when they were completed in 1902, Kroonland and Finland. In April 1910, Zeeland was chartered to the White Star Line for service between Liverpool and Boston, where she remained until September 1911. The following month, Zeeland was returned to the Antwerp–New York service for Red Star. In July 1912 the liner was reflagged as a Belgian ship; she remained on the same route, and continued sailing for the Red Star Line.” [772]
- FHL roll 1400466, Series T715, Roll 1782, Vol 3944, 7 Dec 1911, Frame 676 for the arrival of the Zeeland in the United States. [773]
- Indexed on Ancestry.com, with arrival date of 7 Dec 1911, but no listing for Harry Gelarre.

1960 City Directory list his shoe store at 304 West 125 St., Manhattan, New York City, New York. [770]
Last Modified 26 Mar 2021Created 26 Apr 2021 by Miriam Alexander Baker