Samuel W Wexler

Lived in a New Haven, CT (much of the time at the Singerhoff residence at 121 Congress St.) until divorce occurred between 1907-1910. Have copy of WW1 draft card when living in New York City (listed as a claims adjuster), possibly with a single woman (one H. H. Angevine) on Sept 18, 1918.

A 1904 passport application (Sept 14, 1904) in New Haven lists him as 4 feet, 4 1/4 inches tall, medium forehead, dark brown eyes, medium nose, medium mustache, medium round chin, black hair, fair complexion, medium round face. (Very short in stature but otherwise medium, eh?). Living at 261 George Street, New Haven at the time. Passport was a for a two year period.

1920 census has Samuel living in NYC working as a "Pharmacolist" (sic) in the Drug Industry. Miss Harriet H. Angevine is listed at the same address; listed as a Bookkeeper in the Shoe Industry. Both lived at the same address (150 West 35th St., New York, NY) in 1918 as listed on the Draft Card. He is listed on the 1920 census as widowed (sic).

1930 census record has Samuel living with Miss Angevine in Manhattan; listed as a single male of 52 years of age (actually divorced and 54). Sam listed as a Doctor in the Medical field.

1940 census has Samuel living in NYC at 527 123rd St., Manhattan with "partner" Harriet Angevine. He is listed as having his own practice as a medical researcher. He is listed as having been living there since at least 1935. Listed as widowed. Claims 4 years of college.