Historical records matching Samuel Lobel
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About Samuel Lobel
Was the first of the Lobel's to immigrate to the USA; Louis soon followed. Samuel was about to be conscripted into the Romanian Army, which was extremely anti-semetic, and this is what motivated him to leave.
The two brothers opened a delicatessin on Broome Street in the Lower East Side. The rest of the family soon followed.
Samuel and Yetta lived on Clinton Street, near the deli. All of their kids were born there. When Aunt Bea was 9 they moved to 127 S 9th St in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Then when she was 14 they moved to Morristown, NJ.
Need to find out when Samuel opened the Morristown Lobel's store...
SEE TIMELINE!
--find-a-grave includes a photo of his gravestone - https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=96051320&ref... - gravestone gives Hebrew for his name, his father's name; gives his dates as Nov. 18, 1880 / June 22, 1947
--Mt. Carmel Cemetery's Interment Search shows: LOBEL, SAMUEL Location: 2-6-6A-325-4 Date of Death: 6/22/1947 AND LOBEL, YETTA Location: 2-6-6A-325-5 Date of Death: 4/2/1967
--Petition for Naturalization (12 July 1906) lists him as Sam Lobel, "By occupation Clerk", born 4 November 1880 in Roumania -- emigrated to New York, New York on or about July 1900 -- now resides at 57 Suffolk Street in the Borough of Manhattan - City of New York -- -- -- Witness is Max Goldstein - Storekeeper who resides at 204 Broome (and confirms Sam's occupation and residence and knows he has resided in NY since July 1900).
--WWI Draft Reg. has as Samuel Lobel -- b: November 18, 1880 - living at 127 Clinton St., N.Y N.Y -- Naturalized -- Present Occ.: Delicatessen Store - In Business for himself - Place of Employment: 193 Broome St., N.Y. Ny.Y -- Nearest Relative: Yetta Lobel (at same address as his) [Aside: compare to info on WWI Draft Reg. for Louis Lobel - also Delicatessen Store, 193 Broome St)
[Data Conflict Window after 6/30/2017 merge shows: version created by MB on 4/13/2008 had First Name: Samuel vs version created by SL on 2/22/2009 had First Name: "Sam (Sumer)" ]
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Samuel Lobel's Timeline
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November 18, 1880
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Roman, Romania
--Petition for Naturalization (12 July 1906) lists him as Sam Lobel, born 4 November 1880 in Roumania --WWI Draft Reg. has as Samuel Lobel -- b: November 18, 1880 (the Arrival document for his mother and several children in 1902 includes a "Sumer" age 9, which some have thought was "Sam" but based on age; confirmed by the fact we are told in Samuel's About Section that Samuel "Was the first of the Lobel's to immigrate to the USA", and that Sam's Petition for Naturalization says he arrived on or about July 1900 - Sumer is Not Sam, but rather is Sam's brother Sidney) |
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| 1909 |
August 1909
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New York, New York, United States
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| 1911 |
April 1, 1911
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New York, New York, United States
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| 1913 |
1913
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New York, New York, United States
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| 1914 |
March 25, 1914
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New York, New York, United States
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| 1917 |
June 1, 1917
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New York, New York, United States
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| 1921 |
May 24, 1921
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New York, NY
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| 1947 |
June 22, 1947
Age 66
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Morristown, Morris County, New Jersey, United States
--Death Notice in The New York Times of 23 June 1947 |
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Mt. Carmel Cemetery, 66-02 Cooper Avenue, 2-6-6A-325-4, Glendale, New York, 11385, United States
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