Historical records matching Yetta Cherr
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About Yetta Cherr
RESIDENCES:
Nez'viskaw, Galicia, (now Nezvisko, Ukraine) (1901)
Yazlovets', Buchats'kyi district, Ternopil's'ka oblast, Ukraine
Koropiec (circa 1907)
Buchach, Buchats'kyi district, Ternopil's'ka oblast, Ukraine
206 Delancey Street, Lower East Side of Manhattan in New York City (1922)
Haverstraw, New York (1924)
Passaic, New Jersey (1925)
108 Park Place, Passaic, New Jersey (1938)
104 Park Place, Passaic. Passaic County, New Jersey (1942)
Commentary by Gary Howard Goldberg, the great nephew of Yetta Cherr (Letter).
"Tante Yetta Cherr (Letter) and her mother, Hentsche Freida Latter (Glatter) departed Liverpool, England (for the United States) on October 1, 1920 on the S.S. Haverford and arrived in Philadelphia Harbor. NOTE: Hentsche Freida is listed as "Heni and Yetta is listed as "Jetti" near the bottom of the ship's manifest (aka Passenger Arrivals Record, PAR). Yetta was 18 years old. The last known residence (in Europe) of Yetta and Hentshe Freida was a 'shtetl' (village) by the name of Buchach.
Buchach is currently located in the western Ukraine. Buczacz (the Polish spelling) is located on the Strypa River (a tributary of the Dniester) in Ternopil Oblast (province). It is the administrative center of the Buchach Raion (district), and is about 80-90 miles south east of Lviv, in the historic region of Galicia. Prior to 1939 the town was located in Poland and Austro-Hungary."
Yetta Cherr's Timeline
1901 |
April 15, 1901
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Nez'viskaw, Galicia, (now Nezvisko, Ukraine)
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1923 |
April 26, 1923
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Manhattan (?), New York, United States
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1983 |
November 21, 1983
Age 82
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West Ridgelawn Cemetery (King Solomon Section), Clifton, Passaic County, New Jersey, United States
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