Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
NamePhilip SIMON 
[1686]
[1686]Death22 Jul 1936, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA [1688]
Obituary23 Jul 1936, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA [1689]
BurialBeth Hamedrash Hagodel Cemetery, McKees Rocks, PA
FatherSamuel SIMON
MotherLeah NOVINSKY (~1832-1912)
Spouses
Birthabt 1860, Poland
Death16 Feb 1917, Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA
ChildrenPauline / Rebecca (Died as Infant) (1881-1881)
Sarah (1882-)
Fannie (~1883-1963)
Gertrude (1884-1965)
Samuel (1884-1960)
Rachael (1886-)
Isaac “Ike” (1888-1964)
Morris (1889-1962)
Louis (Died as Child) (1891-1892)
Rose (1893-1982)
Saul “Sol” (1897-1980)
Joseph (Died as Child) (~1901-1902)
Notes for Philip SIMON
Described by his descendants as having red hair and being very funny.
Philip Simon's death certificate lists parents as Saul and Leah, both from Russia. I presume that this is the same Samuel and Leah listed on William Simon's death certificate.
According to Saul Simon's WW I draft card, Philip born in Vinkee, Russia
This may be the Philip Simon who immigrated in 1880 and who applied for naturalization in the District Courts of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, PA. See Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Vol t, 1880-1887, p. 98
1880 Census lists Philip and Esther Simon living at 59 Tunnel St., Pittsburgh, PA (This would be before any of the children were born.)
16 Jul 1892: He lived at Clark Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. [1691]
1900 census lists a Philip Simon and his wife Esther with children Fannie, Rachel, Samuel, Isaac, Morris, Rosa and Saul living in Pittsburgh. (Note Gertrude not listed.)
1907 lived at 1421 Hazel St. [1345]
1910 Census listed as Filip Simon at 3 1/2 Townsend St., Pittsburgh, PA
1913 lived at Dinwiddie St. [1692]
In 1918 lived at 40 Marion St., Pittsburgh, PA (according to Saul Simon's WW I Draft card)
1920 & 1930 Census list Philip Simon as an "inmate" at the Jewish Home for the Aged.
Oct. 12, 1929: Obituary of William Simon mentions his brother Philip, presumably of Pittsburgh.
Oct. 12, 1934 Obituary of Fannie Simon Nevins mentions her brother Philip
Philip Simon Obituary [1693]
- age 82,
- died July 23, 1936.
- Says burial in Carrick Cemetery
- Lists daughters as:
1) Mrs. Leon Miller of Boston*
2) Mrs. A. S. Schwartz of Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, PA who in 1924 lived at Lawn St.
3) Mrs. William Berger of Monongahela, PA.
- Lists sons as Samuel, Morris, Isaac and Saul.
- says 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren
Esther Simon Stein referred to her Uncle Philip Simon and his children including:
Fannie Miller of Boston
Gertie Schwartz, Pittsburgh
Sammy Simon, Pittsburgh
Ike Simon, Pittsburgh
(Esther Simon Stein interviewed by Edna Simon Alexander, c. 1957, http://fortytwo.ws/~cbaker/ESA.mp3)
Burial at Beth Hamedrash Hagodol listed in their database as Philips Simon.
Philip Simon's death certificate lists parents as Saul and Leah, both from Russia. I presume that this is the same Samuel and Leah listed on William Simon's death certificate.
According to Saul Simon's WW I draft card, Philip born in Vinkee, Russia
This may be the Philip Simon who immigrated in 1880 and who applied for naturalization in the District Courts of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, PA. See Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Vol t, 1880-1887, p. 98
1880 Census lists Philip and Esther Simon living at 59 Tunnel St., Pittsburgh, PA (This would be before any of the children were born.)
16 Jul 1892: He lived at Clark Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. [1691]
1900 census lists a Philip Simon and his wife Esther with children Fannie, Rachel, Samuel, Isaac, Morris, Rosa and Saul living in Pittsburgh. (Note Gertrude not listed.)
1907 lived at 1421 Hazel St. [1345]
1910 Census listed as Filip Simon at 3 1/2 Townsend St., Pittsburgh, PA
1913 lived at Dinwiddie St. [1692]
In 1918 lived at 40 Marion St., Pittsburgh, PA (according to Saul Simon's WW I Draft card)
1920 & 1930 Census list Philip Simon as an "inmate" at the Jewish Home for the Aged.
Oct. 12, 1929: Obituary of William Simon mentions his brother Philip, presumably of Pittsburgh.
Oct. 12, 1934 Obituary of Fannie Simon Nevins mentions her brother Philip
Philip Simon Obituary [1693]
- age 82,
- died July 23, 1936.
- Says burial in Carrick Cemetery
- Lists daughters as:
1) Mrs. Leon Miller of Boston*
2) Mrs. A. S. Schwartz of Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, PA who in 1924 lived at Lawn St.
3) Mrs. William Berger of Monongahela, PA.
- Lists sons as Samuel, Morris, Isaac and Saul.
- says 12 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren
Esther Simon Stein referred to her Uncle Philip Simon and his children including:
Fannie Miller of Boston
Gertie Schwartz, Pittsburgh
Sammy Simon, Pittsburgh
Ike Simon, Pittsburgh
(Esther Simon Stein interviewed by Edna Simon Alexander, c. 1957, http://fortytwo.ws/~cbaker/ESA.mp3)
Burial at Beth Hamedrash Hagodol listed in their database as Philips Simon.