Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
Alexander & Simon Families - Person Sheet
NameAnna “Hannah“ TEITELBAUM 
BurialMt. Olive Cemetery, Cleveland, OH [918]
FatherEmanuel “Mendel“ TEITELBAUM (-?)
MotherKatalin EDLICZ (-?)
Notes for Anna “Hannah“ TEITELBAUM
Born in 1866 according to her death certificate [923]
1894: Name on marriage license is Johanne Teitelbaum
1905 -1920: Listed in census and various documents as Anna or Annie
1910 U.S. Census says the of her 3 children, all 3 are alive.
Lived on Goerck St., New York, New York, “as Ida [Alexander Steuer] recalls her.” [Notes from Arthur J. Alexander]. [1]
-This is substantiated by the 1905 New York State Census [725]
- 1910 US Census also shows Louis & Anna Gottdiener at 83 Goerck St., New York, NY
- It is also substantiated by Emil Gottdiener’s Birth Report. [919]
1938 At time of death, lived at 567 E 106 St., Cleveland, OH [923]
According to Celia Gottdiener Fleishhacker, Anna, “The daughter of the Great Mendel Teitelbaum, was born in 1866 in Austria/Hungary and fell in love with Louis Gottdiener. This so enraged the Great Rabbi that he declared her dead and they were forced to immigrate to America.”
1894: Name on marriage license is Johanne Teitelbaum
1905 -1920: Listed in census and various documents as Anna or Annie
1910 U.S. Census says the of her 3 children, all 3 are alive.
Lived on Goerck St., New York, New York, “as Ida [Alexander Steuer] recalls her.” [Notes from Arthur J. Alexander]. [1]
-This is substantiated by the 1905 New York State Census [725]
- 1910 US Census also shows Louis & Anna Gottdiener at 83 Goerck St., New York, NY
- It is also substantiated by Emil Gottdiener’s Birth Report. [919]
1938 At time of death, lived at 567 E 106 St., Cleveland, OH [923]
According to Celia Gottdiener Fleishhacker, Anna, “The daughter of the Great Mendel Teitelbaum, was born in 1866 in Austria/Hungary and fell in love with Louis Gottdiener. This so enraged the Great Rabbi that he declared her dead and they were forced to immigrate to America.”