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About Chana "Annie" Shavinsky
Boruch's 1914 passport application says Annie his wife was born in Kobrin.
The 1910 U.S. Census gives the information that Boruch and Annie were married for 50 years at that time. It gives the number of children born to her at eight, with three still living in 1910. She immigrated to the USA in 1892 with her daughters.
Her daughter Eva Reisel Dubin's marriage record states that Anna's maiden name was Annie Gingold.
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Chana "Annie" Shavinsky's Timeline
| 1845 |
September 15, 1845
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Kobrin [now Kobryn], Grodno, Russian Empire [now Belarus]
Find source for this date. She may have been born in 1844. |
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| 1868 |
1868
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Grodno, Russian Empire [now Belarus]
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| 1874 |
July 1, 1874
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Grodno, Russian Empire [now Belarus]
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| 1876 |
1876
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Grodno, Russian Empire [now Belarus]
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| 1883 |
December 20, 1883
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Grodno, Russian Empire [now Belarus]
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