Chase(Marsha(Martha) Misha(Mollie) Hamburger

Sylvie wrote, Marcia had a cat she loved, and visited with the cat in a suitcase. (the suitcase had holes in the side)

At the time of death she was living at 463 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Her husband, Meyer and Beatrice, who was married to Charles A. Terr, were living at 248 Riverdale Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Lillian Stern was married and living at 250 rochester Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. According to the petition signed by Meyer she had less then $300. But, real estate; the value of which was about $2500.

Death: Jun. 28, 1921

Note: Date is Interment

Burial: Mount Judah Cemetery Ridgewood Queens County New York, USA

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Windau in Latvia LATVIA'S VENTSPILS HISTORY OF VENTSPILS

In many times of history, the importance of Ventspils port far surpassed what its population numbers could have suggested.

Ventspils within German duchies (1314-1795)

Originally chartered in 1314 it was an important mercantile city of the German Hanseatic League. At the time Livonian Order was the ruling power, having built a castle in Ventspils center. Germans used to call the city “Windau”.