Historical records matching Katy Gizella Guttman Jacobowitz
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About Katy Gizella Guttman Jacobowitz
"Aaron wasn't often invited socially, except at these special events, but Pop (Elias) always kept in touch with him and his family, occasionally visiting them, and always, I am so glad to remember, with us in the car. His wife Katie, Henry Goodman's sister, died when the oldest of their five girls was fourteen (Fanny Florence Faber (Jacobowitz) was the oldest, but she was born in 1895 DWJ), and had to take on the load of mother and housekeeper. He married again after a few years, a woman who deserves mention because she tried to help her husband by opening a limited restaurant right in their apartment. The cigar store he opened later gave them a living, and he married off his daughters very nicely. Aaron was quite a Hebrew scholar, was the friendliest, kindest, humble yet an independent person. Bud and Norman both liked and respected him, and must have sensed and sympathized with the frustrations of this gentle soul, for each named a son for him." (Aaron's grandfather was also Aaron, DJ)
Leah Kreinik Jacobowitz, As I Remember, page 77-78.
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Katy Gizella Guttman Jacobowitz's Timeline
| 1871 |
September 1871
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Hungary
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| 1893 |
1893
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| 1895 |
January 1895
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| 1897 |
October 19, 1897
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| 1901 |
August 14, 1901
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New York, New York, United States
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| 1903 |
April 6, 1903
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New York, USA
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| 1905 |
March 23, 1905
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New York, United States
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1906
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| 1914 |
March 1, 1914
Age 42
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New York, Manhattan, New York, United States
"His (Aaron's) wife Katie, Henry Goodman's sister, died when the oldest of their five girls was fourteen, and had to take on the load of mother and housekeeper." from Leah Kreinik Jacobowitz, As I Remember. Leah Jacobowitz |
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