Rose Berkowitz
F, #781, b. circa 1915
| Birth* | circa 1915 | Rose Berkowitz was born circa 1915 at Illinois. |
| Marriage* | circa 1938 | Rose Berkowitz and Arnold Hiller were married circa 1938. |
| Cens1920* | 5 January 1920 | Rose Berkowitz appeared and was enumerated on the 1920 Federal Census on 5 January 1920 at 1443 S. Newberry Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, she is listed as a daughter living with her parents Dave and Jennie Berkowitz, brothers Isadore Berkowitz age 18, Milton Berkowitz age 16 and Alex Berkowitz age 8. Details: F, W, Age at Last Birthday 5, S, attended school since Sept. 1, 1919, Place of Birth Illinois, Father Place of Birth Bialystok, Russia, Mother Tongue Yiddish, Mother Place of Birth Bialystok, Russia, Mother Tongue Yiddish, Able to Speak English Y. |
| Cens1930* | 5 April 1930 | Rose Berkowitz appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 5 April 1930 at 1415 S. Newberry Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, she is listed as a daughter living with her parents Dave and Jennie Berkowitz, brother Al Berkowitz age 18. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 15, S, attended school since Sept. 1, 1929, able to read and write Y, Person's Place of Birth Illinois, Father's Place of Birth Russia, Mother's Place of Birth Russia, Able to speak English Y. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Hiller. |
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Alex Berk
M, #782, b. 1912
| Birth* | 1912 | Alex Berk was born in 1912 at Illinois. |
| Marriage* | circa 1936 | Alex Berk and Olga (?) were married circa 1936. |
| Cens1920* | 5 January 1920 | Alex Berkowitz appeared and was enumerated on the 1920 Federal Census on 5 January 1920 at 1443 S. Newberry Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as a son living with his parents Dave and Jennie Berkowitz, brother Isadore Berkowitz age 18, brother Milton Berkowitz age 16 and sister Rose Berkowitz age 5. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 8, S, attended school since Sept. 1, 1919, able to read Y, able to write Y, Place of Birth Illinois, Father Place of Birth Bialystok, Russia, Mother Tongue Yiddish, Mother Place of Birth Bialystok, Russia, Mother Tongue Yiddish, Able to Speak English Y. |
| Name Variation | | Alex Berk was also known as Mallock Berkowitz. |
| Cens1930* | 5 April 1930 | Alex Berkowitz appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 5 April 1930 at 1415 S. Newberry Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as a son living with his parents Dave and Jennie Berkowitz, sister Rose Berkowitz age 15. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 18, S, attended school since Sept. 1, 1929, abe to read and write Y, Person's Place of Birth Illinois, Father's Place of Birth Russia, Mother's Place of Birth Russia, Able to speak English Y. |
| Name-Oth | | Alex Berk was also found as Alex Berkowitz. |
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Morse Sall
M, #783, b. circa 1907
| Birth* | circa 1907 | Morse Sall was born circa 1907 at Illinois. |
| Name Variation | circa 1925 | As of circa 1925, Morse Sall was also known as Morris. |
| Cens1930* | 3 April 1930 | Morse Sall appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 3 April 1930 at 5000 N. Troy Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as living with his brothers Robert Sall age 24 and Milton Sall age 19. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 22, S, Place of Birth: Illinois, Father's Place of Birth: Russia, Mother's Place of Birth: Russia, Occupation: Office Clerk, Industry: Advertising, Class of Worker: earns wages, Was at work: Yes. |
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Robert Sall
M, #785, b. 7 June 1905, d. 5 April 1993
| Cens1930* | 3 April 1930 | Robert Sall appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 3 April 1930 at 5000 N. Troy Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as head of household living with his brothers Morris Sall age 22 and Milton Sall age 19. Details: Home Owned, property value $30,000, M, W, Age at Last Birthday 24, S, Place of Birth: Illinois, Father's Place of Birth: Russia, Mother's Place of Birth: Russia, Occupation: Salesman, Industry: Advertising, Class of Worker: earns wages, Was at work: Yes. |
| Cens1940* | 24 April 1940 | Robert Sall appeared and was enumerated on the 1940 Federal Census on 24 April 1940 at 7908 S. Essex Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as head of household living with his wife Nettie Sall age 25. Details: Rents, monthly rental $40, M, W, Age at Last Birthday 34, M, Highest grade of school completed: 8th, Place of Birth: Illinois, Residence, April 1, 1935: Same Place, was at work week of March 24-30: Yes, Number of hours worked March 24-30, 1940: 56, Occupation: proprietor, Industry: retail ladies clothing, Class of Worker: working on own account, No. of Weeks worked in 1939: 52, Income in 1939: 0, Received income of $50 or more from sources other than money wages or salary? Unknown - he furnished the census information. |
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Jack Pollack Schaffer
M, #786, b. 29 December 1924, d. 7 March 2015
| Birth* | 29 December 1924 | Jack Pollack Schaffer was born on 29 December 1924 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. |
| Marriage* | circa 1952 | Jack Pollack Schaffer and Mildred Berenice Lipshin were married circa 1952. |
| Marriage* | circa 1975 | Jack Pollack Schaffer and Judith A. Buchanan were married circa 1975 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. |
| Death* | 7 March 2015 | Jack Pollack Schaffer died on 7 March 2015 at Schaumberg, Cook County, Illinois, at age 90. |
| Burial* | 10 March 2015 | Jack was buried on 10 March 2015 at Gate 289, Waldheim Cemetery, Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois. |
| Cens1940* | 6 April 1940 | Jack Pollack Schaffer appeared and was enumerated on the 1940 Federal Census on 6 April 1940 at 1408 73rd Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as a son living with his parents Samuel and Ethel Schaffer. Residing in the same house: sister Jeannette Schaffer age 14 and brother Fred Schaffer age 11. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 15, S, Attended school since March 1, 1940: Yes, Highest grade of school completed: 8, Place of Birth: Illinois, Residence, April 1, 1935: Same Place, was at work week of March 24-30: No, Engaged in School. |
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Frank Kusner
M, #787, b. circa 1922
| Milit-Serv* | circa 1943 | Frank was in the service when they got married. |
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David Martin Gershon
M, #788, b. 4 January 1922, d. 6 March 1946
| Birth* | 4 January 1922 | David Martin Gershon was born on 4 January 1922 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. |
| Marriage* | before 1944 | David Martin Gershon and Rena Schneider were married before 1944 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. |
| Death* | 6 March 1946 | David Martin Gershon died on 6 March 1946 at Mamila, Philippines, at age 24. |
| Burial* | 6 March 1946 | David was buried on 6 March 1946 at Fort William McKinley, Mamila, Philippines; His name is on a monument with his name, rank, unit, death date and location of interment (listed as monument.) |
| Cens1930* | 3 April 1930 | David Martin Gershon appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 3 April 1930 at 1339 S. Tripp Avenue, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as a son living with his parents Arthur and Ida Gershon, sisters Evelyn Gershon age 7, Lorraine Gershon age 6, Alice Gershon age 3 & 9/12 months, brother Glenn Gershon age 11/12 months. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 8, S, attended school since Sept. 1, 1929, Person's Place of Birth Illinois, Father's Place of Birth Illinois, Mother's Place of Birth Missouri. |
| Cens1940* | 10 April 1940 | David Martin Gershon appeared and was enumerated on the 1940 Federal Census on 10 April 1940 at 4114 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as a son living with his parents Arthur and Ida Gershon. Residing in the same household: brothers Glen Gershon age 11 and Paul Gershon age 5, sisters Evelyn Gershon age 17, Lorraine Gershon age 16 and Alice Gershon age 13. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 18, S, Attended school since March 1, 1940: Yes, Highest grade of school completed: 3rd year of high school, Place of Birth: Illinois, Residence, April 1, 1935: Same Place, was at work week of March 24-30: No, Engaged in School. |
| Milit-Beg* | circa 1942 | David began military service circa 1942 at U.S. Army Air Force. |
| Milit-Serv* | 6 March 1946 | David was a Second Lieutenant, 394th Bomber Squardron, 5th Bomber Group and awarded the Purple Heart medal, Air medal and Additional Army Air Force medals. |
| Milit-End* | 6 March 1946 | David ended military service on 6 March 1946 at Manila, Philippines, Missing in Action. |
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(?) Herzberg
M, #789, b. circa 1909
| Birth* | circa 1909 | (?) Herzberg was born circa 1909. |
| Marriage* | circa 1935 | (?) Herzberg and Helen Nathan were married circa 1935. |
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(?) Lipsig
M, #790, b. circa 1912
| Birth* | circa 1912 | (?) Lipsig was born circa 1912. |
| Marriage* | circa 1934 | (?) Lipsig and Ruth Nathan were married circa 1934 in Illinois. |
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Feige Rifke Piatkowska
F, #793, b. 1864, d. 8 March 1935
| Birth* | 1864 | Feige Rifke Piatkowska was born in 1864 at Stawiski, Russia. |
| Marriage* | circa 1881 | Feige Rifke Piatkowska and Shmuel Gutfarb were married circa 1881. |
| Death* | 8 March 1935 | Feige Rifke Piatkowska died on 8 March 1935 at Zambrow, Poland. |
| Name Variation | | Feige Rifke Piatkowska was also known as Hannah Rifke. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Gutfarb. |
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Shmuel Gutfarb
M, #794, b. 1856
| Milit-Serv* | circa 1868 | Shmuel was Per his grandson Myron Pogodin, Shmuel was caught as a child and sent to the Russian army. They used to catch them. He was caught when he was 9 years old and he served for over 30 years in the army. They did that in order to convert them. So when he came out of the army he knew very little about Judaism, but he knew he was a Jew. When he finished his service they gave him a piece of land in Zambrow. You see they did what's called colonizing, that's how they did it. They set up him up in Zambrow, gave him a piece of land and gave him a job. That's how he survived. |
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Frieda Adele Gutfarb
F, #795, b. circa 1885, d. 3 November 1936
| Married Name | | Her married name was Pogodin. |
| Psgr List* | 24 September 1935 | Frieda Adele Gutfarb was found on the manifest of a passenger ship arriving on 24 September 1935 at New York, New York, the SS Pilsudsky. She traveled from her home in Bialystok, Poland to the port of Gdynia, Poland. She was listed as a passenger on the S.S. Pilsudsky which sailed on 14 September 1935(?) and arrived New York, New York, on 24 Sep 1935. The following information was listed on the manifest: name Frejda Ejdla Pogoda; age 50 traveling with her son Menachem Pogoda age 18; occupationhousewife; she was able to read and write Polish; nationality Poland; her race or people are Hebrew; place of birth Stawiski, Poland, Immigration Visa No. 41 issued at Warsaw, Poland 7 August 1935; her last permanent address was Lomza, Poland; her passage was paid for by her husband; the name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came is sister: Pesia Gutfarb, Lomza, Pulk, Moscickiege 1/2, Poland; she had $20 in her possession; she was going to join her husband Isidore Pogodin, 999 Simpson Street, Bronx, New York; she was 5' 3" with a fair complexion, grey hair and grey eyes. |
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Isaac Pogodin
M, #796, b. circa 1888, d. 27 June 1935
| Name-Oth | 1888 | Isaac Pogodin was also found as Isaak Pogoda in 1888. |
| Milit-Serv* | circa 1915 | Isaac was he was in the Russian army. |
| Immigration* | circa 1921 | Isaac immigrated circa 1921 to United States. Per his son Myron, my father had to escape because when the Russian revolution came about in 1918 they came into our town and made my father the mayor of Zambrow. About six months later the Pollacks took back the town and he had to run away because the Poles said he was consorting with the enemy so he ran away. First he went to Hamburg, Germany and he got on a ship working as a sailor. He didn't have papers because the Poles won't give him any and the Russian at that time were enemies with the rest of the world, so my father got onto a ship that was going to New York. My father jumped ship in New York and went to his brothers-in-law, he had their addresses. He was an illegal alien and was afraid that he would be found out, but finally he did become a citizen. |
| Psgr List* | 3 May 1921 | Isaac Pogodin was found on the manifest of a passenger ship arriving on 3 May 1921 at New York, New York, the SS Mount Clay. He boarded the ship at the port of Hamburg, Germany on 21 April 1921 and arrived at the port of New York, New York 3 May 1921. |
| Name Variation | circa 1930 | As of circa 1930, Isaac Pogodin was also known as Isadore. |
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Boris Pogodin
M, #797, b. 1865
| Birth* | 1865 | Boris Pogodin was born in 1865 at Russia. |
| Marriage* | circa 1886 | Boris Pogodin and Freda (?) were married circa 1886 in Russia. |
| Name Variation | | Boris Pogodin was also known as Pogoda. |
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Freda (?)
F, #798, b. circa 1866
| Birth* | circa 1866 | Freda (?) was born circa 1866 at Russia. |
| Marriage* | circa 1886 | Freda (?) and Boris Pogodin were married circa 1886 in Russia. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Pogodin. |
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Lechea Pogodin
F, #799, b. circa 1890
| Birth* | circa 1890 | Lechea Pogodin was born circa 1890 at Russia. |
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Esther Pogodin
F, #800, b. circa 1887
| Birth* | circa 1887 | Esther Pogodin was born circa 1887 at Russia. |
| Marriage* | circa 1904 | Esther Pogodin and Louie Sachs were married circa 1904. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Sachs. |
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Arnold Pogodin
M, #802, b. 20 July 1913, d. 12 March 1975
| Name-Oth | 20 July 1913 | Arnold Pogodin was also found as Mozh Aron Pogodin on 20 July 1913. |
| Immigration* | circa 1933 | Arnold immigrated circa 1933 to United States to escape the Polish army. |
| Psgr List* | 21 February 1933 | Arnold Pogodin was found on the manifest of a passenger ship arriving on 21 February 1933 at New York, New York, the SS Pulaski. He traveled from his home in Bialystok, Poland to theport of Gdynia, Poland. He was listed as a passenger on the S.S. Pulaski which sailed on 8 February 1933 and arrived New York, New York, on 21 Feb 1933. The following information was listed on the manifest: name Moesko Aron Pogoda; age 29; occupation labourer; he was able to read and write Polish; nationality Poland; his race or people are Hebrew; place of birth Zambrow, Poland, Immigration Visa No. QIV 4030 issued at Warsaw, Poland 19 January 1933; his last permanent address was Bialystok, Poland; his passage was paid for by his father; the name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came is mother: Frejda Ejdla Pogoda, Bialystok, Fabryczna 21 Poland; he had $1 in his possession; he was going to join his father Isidore Pogodin, 1038 Fox Street, New York, New York; he was 5' 6" with a fair complexion, brown hair and brown eyes. |
| Cens1940* | 3 April 1940 | Arnold Pogodin appeared and was enumerated on the 1940 Federal Census on 3 April 1940 at W. 13th Street, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, he is listed as a son-in-law living with his wife's parents Aron and Dinah Erkes. Residing in the same household: his wife Bertha Pogodin age 26. Details: M, W, Age at Last Birthday 27, M, Attended school since March 1, 1940: No, Highest grade of school completed: 4 years of high school, Place of Birth: Poland, Citizenship: -, Residence, April 1, 1935: Same Place, was at work week of March 24-30: Yes, No of hours worked March 24-30, 1940: 46, Occupation: painter, Industry: contractor, Class of Worker: paid wages, No. of Weeks worked in 1939: 30, Income in 1939: 700. |
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Myron Pogodin
M, #803, b. 6 June 1919, d. 8 June 2001
| Name Variation | 6 June 1919 | As of 6 June 1919, Myron Pogodin was also known as Mnachem Mejer Pogoda. |
| Psgr List* | 24 September 1935 | Myron Pogodin was found on the manifest of a passenger ship arriving on 24 September 1935 at New York, New York, the SS Pilsudsky. He traveled from his home in Bialystok, Poland to the port of Gdynia, Poland. He was listed as a passenger on the S.S. Pilsudsky which sailed on 14 September 1935(?) and arrived New York, New York, on 24 Sep 1935. The following information was listed on the manifest: name Menachem Pogoda age 18 traveling with his mother Frejda Ejdla Pogoda age 50; occupation housework; he was able to read and write Polish; nationality Poland; his race or people are Hebrew; place of birth Zambrow, Poland, Immigration Visa No. 42 issued at Warsaw, Poland 7 August 1935; his last permanent address was Lomza, Poland; his passage was paid for by his father; the name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came is Aunt: Pesia Gutfarb, Lomza, Pulk, Moscickiege 1/2, Poland; he had no money in his possession; he was going to join his father Isidore Pogodin, 999 Simpson Street, Bronx, New York; he was 5' 8" with a fair complexion, brown hair and brown eyes. |
| Milit-Beg* | 18 November 1940 | Myron began military service on 18 November 1940 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Myron's enlistment record reads as follows: Grade: Private; Education 3 years of high school; Civilian Occupation: Unskilled painters, except construction and maintenance; Marital Status: Single, without dependents. |
| Milit-Serv* | | Myron Pogodin Shot Down On 19th Mission during World War ll
By Dorothy Drilich
Myron Pogodin's maternal grandmother, Feiga Rywka Piatkowski Gutfarb and my paternal grandmother, Chinka Piatkowska Imjak were sisters. My cousin Myron was born June 6, 1919 in Zambrow, Poland, in the Northeastern part of Poland, with the name "Mnachem Majer" Pogodin. He arrived in New York City September 15, 1935 traveling with his mother Frieda Adele Pogodin. Myron was naturalized with a derivative citizenship (under his father-Isadore Pogodin's citizenship granted in 1936) on November 1, 1943 while serving in 578th Technical School Squadron, Miami Beach, FL. The derivative citizenship is given to children under 18 years of age of naturalized citizens. For those serving in the armed forces during World War ll, derivative citizenship past the age of 18 was granted to accelerate the naturalization process.
Myron Pogodin enlisted when the World War ll broke out-before the US got into the war-on November 11, 1940, believing it was his duty and honor to fight Hitler and the Nazis. His training was in Jackson Barracks, Missouri where he volunteered for the Air Corps and then was sent to Texas and Florida before he was sent by troop ship to Wellington, England.
Serving as a belly gunner on the bombers, his area was from the tail of the plane to the front and everything on the side of the plane. Myron would have to remove his parachute due to the tight quarters in the belly gunner seat. All of his missions were over Germany. He was bombarding for about 18 months before being shot down.
He and the rest of the crew of the "Windy City" were shot down on his 19th mission south of Liege, Belgium escaping to German-controlled France. They were returning from a bombing mission to Schweinfurt , Germany. Schweinfurt was the center of Germany's vital ball bearing production and one of the most heavily bombed cities of the Reich. The ball bearings were used in military planes, tanks, torpedoes and other weapons. They were shot down on February 20, 1944. The Missing Air Crew report dated February 21, 1944 noted the last radio contact was just past Leipzig and the plane came under heavy enemy antiaircraft shooting. According to the Military Intelligence Missing Aircraft Report, dated September 29, 1944 they were went down over Liege, Belgium. They bailed out of the plane using parachutes. Once they landed, the crew got together quickly and buried their parachutes. Using their compasses, they knew they had to get out of German -occupied Belgium as fast as they could. They had to stay off the roads, and traveled by night staying hidden during the day in order not to be seen and hiding in barns or wherever they could.
Once they arrived in France, they knew they had to go to the priest's house who got them in touch with the French Underground who came and took care of them-hiding and feeding them, and caring for those who were hurt, including Myron who had a head wound.
The crew tried to escape to England via Spain but they were unable to get over the Spanish border, and their guide ran away leaving them on their own. Myron being born in Europe and knowing Polish, German and some French, told the others to keep their heads down and follow him. They had to go all the way back to Paris and then the Swiss border and crossed Switzerland. It took them about six-seven months from the time being shot down to arrive in Switzerland. They stayed in Switzerland until France was liberated.
Once the Allies liberated France they were transferred back to France were Myron was put in the Intelligence Division-G-3. With Myron's linguistic capabilities he would interrogate the German escapees who claimed to be Jewish. Myron was based in Paris until the end of the war. |
| Milit-Serv | 4 July 1945 | Myron was in the AAR 8th Army - I believe his airplane was named the "Spirit of Chicago."
Military Occupation: Aerial Gunner; Battles: Southern France: Wounded in Action - Date and Place Unknown; Decorations and Citations: Purple Heart, Air Meda, 1st Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster, 2nd Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster, Distinguised Unit Badge, Good Conduct Ribbion, American Defense Service, Ribbion - European African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbion with 1 Bronze Battle Star, 4 overseas Service Bars, Lapel Button.
Service outside continental U.S. and return: Departure U.S. 17 Jun 42, Arrival ETO 24 June 1942; Departure ETO October 1944; Arrival U.S. 28 October 1944. |
| Milit-End* | 4 July 1945 | Myron ended military service on 4 July 1945 at Fort Sheridan, Lake County, Illinois. |
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Charles Goodfarb
M, #804, b. 16 June 1894, d. 1971
| Name Variation | | Charles Goodfarb was also known as Gedalia Gutfarb. |
| Psgr List* | 26 December 1912 | Charles Goodfarb was found on the manifest of a passenger ship arriving on 26 December 1912 at New York, New York, the SS Amerika. He traveled from his home of Stavisk, Russia to the port of Hamburg, Germany. He was listed as a passenger on the S.S. Amerika which sailed on 14 December 1912 and arrived New York, New York, on 26 Dec 1912. The following information was listed on the manifest: name Gidalio Gutfarb age 20; occupation: clerk; he was able to read and write; nationality Russia; his race or people are Hebrew; his last permanent address was Stavisk, Russia; the name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in country whence alien came is Sam Gutfarb Zambrow, Russia; he had a ticket to his final destination; he paid his own passage; he had $25 in his possession; he was going to join his cousin Pearl Goldstein, 56 Nofothis, Mt. Vernon, New York; his place birth was Stavisk, Russia. |
| Milit-DraftCard WW I* | 5 June 1917 | Charles registered for the World War I draft on 5 June 1917 (at age 22), while living at 111 South High Street, Mt. Vernon, New York. Claimed exception: Mother and Father dependent on him to send them money. |
| CensNY1925* | 1 June 1925 | Charles Goodfarb appeared and was enumerated on the 1925 New York State Census on 1 June 1925 at 2733 Morris Avenue, New York, Bronx County, New York, he is listed as head of household living with his wife May Goodfarb age 23 and his sister-in-law Bertha Goodman age 10. Details: W, M, Age 31, Nativity: Russia, Years in US: 15, Citizen, Naturalized: NY 1914, Occupation: Cloak and Suit, Class: own account. |
| Cens1930* | 3 April 1930 | Charles Goodfarb appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 3 April 1930 at 3572 De Kalb Avenue, New York, Bronx Borough, New York, he is listed as head of household living with his wife May Goodfarb age 29. Residing in the same household: his son Norman Goodfarb age 4, father-in-law Abraham Goodman age 48, brother-in-law Benjamin Goodman age 20 and sister-in-law Bertha Goodman age 15. Details: rents, $90, owns a radio, M, W, Age at Last Birthday 36, M, Age at first marriage 31, Able to Read and Write Y, Person's Place of Birth Poland, Father's Place of Birth Poland, Mother's Place of Birth Poland, mother tongue of foreign born: Polish, year of immigration: 1905, Naturalized, able to speak English Y, Occupation: manufacturer, Industry: cloaks, earns on own account, actually at work Y. |
| Cens1940* | 9 April 1940 | Charles Goodfarb appeared and was enumerated on the 1940 Federal Census on 9 April 1940 at 440 East 78th Street, New York, New York County, New York, he is listed as head of household living with his wife May Goodfarb age 40. Residing in the same household: his sons Norman Goodfarb age 14 and Jay Goodfarb age 9 and his father-in-law Abe Goodman age 59. Details: Rents, monthly rental $100, M, W, Age at Last Birthday 46, M, Highest grade of school completed: 8th, Place of Birth: Poland, Citizenship: Naturalized, Residence, April 1, 1935: Same Place, was at work week of March 24-30: Yes, Number of hours worked March 24-30, 1940: 60, Occupation: garage, Industry: garage owner, Class of Worker: paid wages, No. of Weeks worked in 1939: 52, Income in 1939: $5,000. |
| Milit-DraftCard WWII* | 1942 | Charles registered for the draft for World War II in 1942, while living at 440 East 78th Street, New York, New York, reporting he was employed by himself at 332 East 76th Street, New York; age in years 48; name and address of person who will always know your address: May Goodfarb, 440 East 78th Street, New York. |
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Samuel Goodfarb
M, #805, b. 15 March 1903, d. 7 December 1964
| Name-Oth | 16 March 1903 | Samuel Goodfarb was also found as Shmerol on 16 March 1903. |
| Name Variation | | Samuel Goodfarb was also known as Shmerl Gutfarb. |
| Immigration* | 1922 | Samuel immigrated in 1922 to United States. |
| Cens1930* | 2 April 1930 | Samuel Goodfarb appeared and was enumerated on the 1930 Federal Census on 2 April 1930 at 3572 De Kalb Avenue, New York, Bronx Borough, New York, he is listed as head of household living with his wife Ida Goodfarb age 23. Details: rents, $52, M, W, Age at Last Birthday 27, M, Age at first marriage 27, Able to Read and Write Y, Person's Place of Birth Poland, Father's Place of Birth Poland, Mother's Place of Birth Poland, mother tongue of foreign born: Polish, year of immigration: 1922, Alien, able to speak English Y, Occupation: electrician, Industry: building, earns wages, actually at work Y. |
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Channa Gutfarb
F, #806, b. circa 1883, d. circa 1941
| Birth* | circa 1883 | Channa Gutfarb was born circa 1883. |
| Death* | circa 1941 | Channa Gutfarb died circa 1941 at Poland during the Holocaust. |
| Burial* | | In 1939 the Nazi's first invaded Poland and then all of Eastern Europe. They began their murderous campaign of annihilating all of European Jewry. Nazi's murdered Jews either in nearby forests or deported them to death camps, we believe this included Channa who perished in the Shoah. |
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Pessia Gutfarb
F, #807, b. circa 1909, d. August 1993
| Birth* | circa 1909 | Pessia Gutfarb was born circa 1909 at Stawiski, Russia. |
| Marriage* | circa 1945 | Pessia Gutfarb and Nahum Hirz were married circa 1945. |
| Marriage* | circa 1952 | Pessia Gutfarb and Jacob Smith were married circa 1952. |
| Death* | August 1993 | Pessia Gutfarb died in August 1993 at Israel. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Hirz. |
| Married Name | | Her married name was Smith. |
| Immigration* | 1956 | Pessia immigrated in 1956 to Israel. |
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Solomon Gutfarb
M, #808, b. 1906
| Immigration* | circa 1926 | Solomon immigrated circa 1926 to Argentina. |
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