Joseph Greenberg was born on June 15, 1881 in Vilna, Russian Empire. In modern day, it is Lithuania.
Joseph (25) married Dora Brodvin (20) (born in 1886 in Vilna) on June 6, 1907 in Brooklyn, New York City.[1] Their children were:
In 1909, Clement Greenberg was born to Joseph Greenberg and Dora Bradwin. [2]
In 1910, Joseph (29) and Dora Greenberg were living in Bronx Assembly District 32, New York, New York. [2]
In 1918, Joseph registered for the draft for World War I, while living in Norfolk City, Virginia. [3]
In 1920, Joseph (39) and Dora Greenberg were living in Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia, with their children, Clement, Sol and Martin. [4]
Joseph (46) married Fan A Greenberg (29) (born about 1898 in Russian Empire) on February 26, 1928 in Manhattan, New York City.[5] Their daughter was Natalie Greenberg (1929–2007).
In 1930, Joseph (49) and Fan Greenberg were living in Manhattan, New York City, New York with his children Clement, Martin and Sol, and their daughter Natalie. [6]
In 1934, Joseph Greenberg and Deborah Brodwin were named as Clement Greenberg's parents in his marriage record. [6]
In 1938, Joseph Greenberg and Dora Brodwin were named as parents of Sol Greenberg when he completed his social security application. [7]
In 1940, Joseph (59) and Fan Greenberg were living in Brooklyn, Kings, New York with their children Sol, Martin and Natalie. [7]
In 1943, Joseph Greenberg and Dora Brodwin were named as parents of Clement Greenberg when he completed his social security application. [8]
In 1948, Joseph Greenberg and Fan A Greenberg were named as parents of Natalie Greenberg when she completed her social security application. [8]
In 1950, Joseph (69) and Fan A Greenberg were living in New York City, New York County with their daughter Natalie. [8]
Joseph died in July, 1977 in New York City, United States, aged 95.[9]
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I WAS BORN in the Bronx, in New York City, the oldest of three sons. My father and my mother had come, in their separate ways, from the Lithuanian Jewish cultural enclave in north-eastern Poland, and I spoke Yiddish as soon as I did English. When I was five we moved to Norfolk, Va., but moved back to New York -- Brooklyn this time -- when I was eleven, and we have more or less stayed there since. My father had by that time made enough money to change over from storekeeper (clothing) to manufacturer (metal goods). However, I can't remember there ever having been any worrying about money in our family, or any one in it lacking for anything. Which is not to say that we were rich.
I attended public school in Norfolk and Brooklyn, took the last year of high school at the Marquand School, and went to Syracuse University for an A.B. (1930). For two and a half years after college I sat home in what looked like idleness, but did during that time learn German and Italian in addition to French and Latin. The following two years I worked in St. Louis, Cleveland, San Francisco, and Los Angeles in an abortive, left-handed venture of my father's into the wholesale dry-goods business; but I discovered that my appetite for business did not amount to the same thing as an inclination. During the next year I supported myself by translating.
Date | Event | Location | [1] | 1881-06-15 | Birth | Vilna, Russian Empire | |
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1886 | Birth of Wife, Dora | Vilna, Russian Empire | |||||
1898 | Birth of Wife, Fan A | Russian Empire | |||||
1907-06-06 | Marriage, Dora | Brooklyn, New York City | |||||
1909-01-16 | Birth of Son, Clement | The Bronx, New York City | |||||
1913-01-19 | Birth of Son, Sol | New York City | |||||
1914 | Military | World War I | |||||
1918-02-03 | Birth of Son, Martin | Norfolk, Virginia | |||||
1925-11-08 | Death of Wife, Dora | Brooklyn, New York City | |||||
1928-02-26 | Marriage, Fan A | Manhattan, New York City | |||||
1929-10-13 | Birth of Daughter, Natalie | New York City | |||||
1950 | Census | New York City | |||||
1976-02-05 | Death of Wife, Fan A | New York City | |||||
1977-07- | Death | New York City | |||||
1987-12-15 | Death of Son, Sol | New York City | |||||
1994-05-14 | Death of Son, Clement | New York City | |||||
2007-06-08 | Death of Daughter, Natalie | New York City | |||||
2021-05-19 | Death of Son, Martin | Brooklyn, New York City |
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