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About Helen (Teschner) Tas
Helen Teschner was my grandmother's sister. Helen was a child prodigy on the Violin and performed for many years in grand concert halls in New York, Philadelphia, and other locations. Moira Craw Schur wrote that her great grandfather, Dr. Jacob Teschner, M.D., was called to the home of the Tas family in Holland to help with her future great uncle's, Bobby Tas's illness. Dr. Teschner met his brother, Emile Tas. Later, Dr. Teschner and his wife, Goldine Strauss Teschner, and their surviving children, Helen and Ruth, would travel to Holland for an introduction to Emile. Helen could not speak a word of Dutch and Emile spoke very little English, but their parents thought it was a match made in Heaven and the rest is history. Helen and Emile would have two daughters, Marjorie and Jeanne. Jeanne died at the age of 21. Marjorie would marry Norman Warren Schur, originally of Boston, and have four children including Joanna, Warren Michael, Moira, and Geoffrey.
Bruidegom: Emile Tas Geboorteplaats: Amsterdam Leeftijd: 23 Beroep: Koopman Vader bruidegom: Levie Tas Beroep: Koopman Moeder bruidegom: Mathilda Buchenbacher Bruid: Helen Teschner Geboorteplaats: New-York (Verenigde Staten van Amerika) Leeftijd: 23 Vader bruid: Jacob Teschner Beroep: arts Moeder bruid: Goldine Strauss Gebeurtenis: Huwelijk Datum: donderdag 30 januari 1913 Gebeurtenisplaats: Amsterdam
Helen (Teschner) Tas's Timeline
1889 |
May 24, 1889
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Manhattan, New York County, NY, USA
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1914 |
July 7, 1914
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New York, NY, United States
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1916 |
May 22, 1916
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Manhattan, New York County, NY, USA
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1975 |
February 15, 1975
Age 85
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Westport, Fairfield County, CT, USA
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Union Field Cemetery, Congregation Rodeph Sholom, Cypress Ave., Brooklyn, Plot 533, Lane L, New York, United States
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