Isaac Lehman (1866 - 1945)

Biography

Died Y. 27 NOV 1945. Bronx, New York, NY, United States. Age: 77.

Residence 1911 Age: 44-45. 1899 Age: 32-33. 1 JUN 1925. Age: 58-59. 1 JUN 1925. Age: 58-59. 1911 Age: 44-45.

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Name in Russia was Lederman- changed to Lemon when immigrated to Canada<p><p><p>

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<p>could be Izack Lederman

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<p>Immigration year to Canada: 1900

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<p>Canadian census 1911 occupation: junk dealer

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<p>Canadian to US border crossing Dec 1911 info:

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<p>Family Name, Given Name, Age years/months, sex, married/single, occupation, able to read/write, nationality, race or people, last address-country/town, name and complete address of relative incountry whence came, final destination- city/ town

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<p>Dec 1911 border crossing:

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<p>Isaac Lemon, 45, Junk dealer, yes read & write, Canada, Hebrew, Morrisburg, cousin Isaac Jacks, 273 Prince St. Kingston, Ontario, final destination: Brooklyn

<p>Ever in US before? Yes, 1899 & 1900 NYCity,

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<p>departed: 1900

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<p>Name of person staying with in US: Friend, Morris Pomerantz 232 Ross St. Brooklyn NY

<p>Place of birth:

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<p>Isaac: ?Beley?

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<p>Golda Malch

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<p>Seaport of Landing

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<p>Isaac 1899- ?Quche? SS "Don't remember thinks it is Cecilian

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<p>W and M.T. (a notation)

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<p>Golda: 1903 Halifax

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<p>Hyman I. Lemon

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<p>Pearl G. Lemon

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<p>According to Herman Lehman, "Isaac was not too bright, but good."

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<p>Isaac was married twice. His first wife was Ladyl Sarid. She left Russia and became a high school teacher in Afula, Israel.

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<p>in 1925 NY Census

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<p>Isaac Lehman (now spelled Lehman) occupation is stationary store

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<p>Goldie- housework

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<p>Mary Gally Lehman (daughter ) also stationary store

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<p>Celia- Bookeeper

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<p>Herman (27) Jewelery salesman

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<p>Pearl- housework

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<p>Abraham Gally- (grandson) office work

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<p>Charlotte Gally- school

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<p>(Gally' father has died, Mary and her children moved back in)

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<p>Naturalization -1929

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<p>born sept 15 1868 in Poland

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<p>married 7 July 1886 Malch, Russia

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<p>On his death certificate his birthday is Sept 12 1867

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<p>Also length of stay in New York prior to death is 50 years (would be 1895 arrival- curious…did he come to NY first, before going to Canada, or is this a mistake on the death certificate?

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<p>Final naturalization 1933

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<p>Biala, Poland

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<p>occupation: newsdealer

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<p>Arrived at port of Ogdensburg NY on 15 day o d Dec 1912

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<p>entered us 1911

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<p>1929 lived 2476 Webb Ave Bronx Bronx county

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<p>Robert Lehman living inSomervill NJ

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<p>last foreign residence Morrisberg, Ontario

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<p>came to us under name Isaac Lehman (or Lemond)

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<p>Death in 1945: worked in a stationery store, he passed two months after wife Golda. Died at home 2476 Webb Ave. Bronx

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<p>Place of burial: United Hebrew

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<p>funeral director: midtown memorial chapel 171 west 85 street

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<p>Biala, Poland (was Russian Empire before )

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<p>Biała Podlaska, Poland

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<p>52°02' N 23°08' E

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<p>147 km E of Warszawa

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<p>other names:Biała Podlaska [Pol], Podlyashe [Yid], Litvish Biale [Yid], Biala Gadol [Heb], Biala, Biala D'Lita

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<p>c. 1930 Between Wars Town Biała Podlaska

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<p>/ District Biała Podlaska

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<p>/ Province /Lublin

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<p>Country:Poland

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<p>c.1900

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<p>Town Biała Podlaska

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<p>District Biała

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<p>Province Siedlce

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<p>Country Russian Empire

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<p>after WW2 c.1950 : Biała Podlaska, Poland

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<p>this website explains the borders of his birthplace russia-poland-to be called poland in 1929

<p>http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/borders_timeline.htm

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<p>According to the Treaty of Riga (March 1921), western Belarus became part of Poland.

<p>http://www.yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Belarus

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<p>http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/volkovysk_district.htm

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<p>Volkovysk District - maybe

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<p>According to the 1897 Russian census, the Jewish population of Volkovysk at the turn of the century was 5,528, over half of the town's population of 10,323.[2] In the period between 1919 and 1939 Wołkowysk belonged to the Second Polish Republic. It was part of the Białystok Voivodeship and the seat of gmina Biskupice.

<p>http://jewishwebindex.com/Galicia.htm

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<p>http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~community~-1943562

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<p>Before WWI (c. 1900):

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<p>Grodno

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<p>Grodno

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<p>Grodno

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<p>Russian Empire

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<p>Between the wars (c. 1930):

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<p>Grodno

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<p>Grodno

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<p>Białystok

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<p>Poland

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<p>After WWII (c. 1950):

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<p>Grodno

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<p>Soviet Union

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<p>Today (c. 2000):

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<p>Hrodna

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<p>Belarus

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http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnectwc.dll?jg~jgsys~jgcd~BIALYSTOK_f23~ZZ~MILES09:40, 28 March 2018 (EDT)SE~.

Sources

• Source: S500350 Jeanette Shelburne Shelburne Web Site <p>MyHeritage family tree

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