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Ella Prince was born circa October 1909 at Arkansas.¹ She was born circa 1910 at Arkansas.² She lived in 1910 at Wycough Township, Independence County, Arkansas.¹

Ella Prince appeared on the census of 1910 at Wycough Township, Independence County, Arkansas.¹

Ella Prince appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, at Independence County, Arkansas in the household of her father, James R Prince.²

William James McNairy was born circa 1865 in Tennessee (an alternative source, generated many years after his birth, indicates he was born in Batesville, Arkansas in 1861).^2,1

William James McNairy married Mary Della Chinn circa 1897 in Arkansas.³

William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn lived on 25 April 1906 at Newark, Independence, County.¹

William James McNairy found a pearl on the White River near Chamberlain Ferry in 1911.

William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, Independence County, Arkansas, enumerated 19 January 1920. The residence was listed as owned with no mortgage. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Their children William R. McNairy, Robert H. McNairy, Jessie A. McNairy, Guy McNairy, Alice E. McNairy, Russel McNairy and Raymond McNairy were listed as living with them. All members of the household age 13 and over are listed as being able to read and write. Guy and Alice are listed as attending school.²

William James McNairy died in 1951. He was buried at Blue Springs Cemetery, Newark, Independence County, Arkansas.

Mary Della Chinn was born circa 1877 at Batesville, Arkansas.¹

Mary Della Chinn married William James McNairy circa 1897 in Arkansas.²

Mary Della Chinn and William James McNairy lived on 25 April 1906 at Newark, Independence, County.¹

Mary Della Chinn and William James McNairy appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, Independence County, Arkansas, enumerated 19 January 1920. The residence was listed as owned with no mortgage. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Their children William R. McNairy, Robert H. McNairy, Jessie A. McNairy, Guy McNairy, Alice E. McNairy, Russel McNairy and Raymond McNairy were listed as living with them. All members of the household age 13 and over are listed as being able to read and write. Guy and Alice are listed as attending school.³

Mary Della Chinn died in 1941. She was buried at Blue Springs Cemetery, Newark, Independence County, Arkansas.

William R. McNairy was born circa 1898 at Arkansas.¹

William R. McNairy appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, at Independence County, Arkansas in the household of his parents, William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn.¹

Robert H. McNairy was born circa 1899 at Arkansas.¹

Robert H. McNairy appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, at Independence County, Arkansas in the household of his parents, William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn.¹

Guy McNairy was born circa 1904 at Arkansas.¹

Guy McNairy appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, at Independence County, Arkansas in the household of his parents, William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn.¹

David Epstein was born in May 1848 in Russia (birth dates of Mar 1850 and the years circa 1852 and circa 1859 can be inferred from information in other censuses).⁹

David Epstein immigrated circa 1886 to the United States.⁹

David Epstein is listed as one of the "newly arrived Jewish men" who "formed the First Perth Amboy Hebrew Mutual Aid Society. This group was a fraternal association that provided varous mutual benefits to its members. Its first meetings were held in the home of Morris Slobodien at 79 Smith Street." This organization apparently evolved into the Shaarey Telfioh congregation, although the congregation seems to have met at private homes for some years until the first building with that name was constructed in 1891.¹⁰

The 1920 census indicated David Epstein was naturalized in 1893. However, the 1900 census had indicated he was an alien. It could be he completed his first papers at the earlier date.^8,9

David Epstein married Rose Ziegelneitski, daughter of Harry Ziegelneitski and Doba Rosumski, circa 1895.⁹

David Epstein and Rose Ziegelneitski appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Perth Amboy, at Middlesex County, New Jersey at 37 Hall Avenue, enumerated 6 June 1900. The residence was listed as a rented home. The official date of that census was 01 June 1900. This census is unique in that month and year of birth were requested for each individual, in additon to age at the official census date. Both members of the household were listed as being able to read and write. David was listed as able to speak English, but Rose was listed as unable to speak English. Rose Ziegelneitski was listed as the mother of two children, with both of them living as of the date of the census.⁹ David Epstein was not listed as having an occupation in the 1900 census, but his wife seems to be listed as owner/operator of a dry goods store. Presumably, they operated this store together.⁹

David Epstein is listed as a "pioneer member" of the Shaarey Tefiloh Congregation (synagogue) circa 1903.¹¹

David Epstein appeared on the census of 1910 at 207 Hall Avenue, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.³ He was listed as a retail merchant, dry goods, in the 1910 census.³

David Epstein lived in 1912 at 207 Hall Avenue, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.¹ His occupation was listed as dry goods in 1912 at 207 Hall Avenue, Perth Amboy, New Jersey.¹

David Epstein appeared on the New Jersey state census of 1915 at Perth Amboy, 2nd Ward, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁷ He was listed as retired in the 1915 New Jersey state census.⁷

David Epstein and Rose Ziegelneitski appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of at Perth Amboy, at Middlesex County, New Jersey at 236 State Street (rear), enumerated 6 January 1920. The home was listed as owned with no mortgage. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Both members of the household were listed as being able to write and to speak English (the "able to read" column is unclear for David and blank for Rose). They apparently lived in a separate structure at the same address as Rose Ziegelneitski Epstein's daughter, Sophia Levine Kramer. The separate structure was at the rear of the lot, while the main house (the Kramer home) was closer to the street. One bit of family folklore (of uncertain provanence) to explain the two structures that the Epstein's kept their home more kosher than the Kramer's did. No occupation is listed for either Epstein in the 1920 census. The separate structure at the rear of the main house still existed at this address when Carl Fields visited Perth Amboy around 2005. At that time, the rear structure appeared to have been heavily damaged by a fire.⁸

Circa 1925 David Epstein lived at 236 State Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey.⁶

The Epsteins moved to Israel (then British Mandate Palestine) circa 1925. Family legend is that their decision may have been, in part, because they were ardent Zionists.

David Epstein died after 1925 in Israel (British Palestine).¹² Probably between 1925 and, the interval during which he died, David Epstein lived at Jerusalem, Palestine.¹³

Russel McNairy was born circa 1914.¹

Russel McNairy appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, at Independence County, Arkansas in the household of his parents, William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn.¹

Raymond McNairy was born circa 1915.¹

Raymond McNairy appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Wycough Township, at Independence County, Arkansas in the household of his parents, William James McNairy and Mary Della Chinn.¹

An alternative maiden name is Dora Ziegelnitzky.^3,4 Rose Ziegelneitski was born in January 1857 in Russia. An alternative birth month-year is July 1856 (in Russia).²

Rose Ziegelneitski married Abraham Levine circa 1873.⁵

Rose Ziegelneitski immigrated circa 1892 to the United States.²

Rose Ziegelneitski married David Epstein circa 1895.²

Rose Ziegelneitski and David Epstein appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Perth Amboy, at Middlesex County, New Jersey at 37 Hall Avenue, enumerated 6 June 1900. The residence was listed as a rented home. The official date of that census was 01 June 1900. This census is unique in that month and year of birth were requested for each individual, in additon to age at the official census date. Both members of the household were listed as being able to read and write. David was listed as able to speak English, but Rose was listed as unable to speak English. Rose Ziegelneitski was listed as the mother of two children, with both of them living as of the date of the census.² She was listed as having an occupation of "dry goods" (presumably owner/operator of a dry good store) in the 1920 census.²

Rose Ziegelneitski is listed as a "pioneer member" of the Shaarey Tefiloh Congregation (synagogue) circa 1903.⁶

Rose Ziegelneitski appeared on the census of 1910 at 207 Hall Avenue, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁷

Rose Ziegelneitski appeared on the New Jersey state census of 1915 at 236 State Street (2nd Ward), Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁸

Rose Ziegelneitski and David Epstein appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of at Perth Amboy, at Middlesex County, New Jersey at 236 State Street (rear), enumerated 6 January 1920. The home was listed as owned with no mortgage. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Both members of the household were listed as being able to write and to speak English (the "able to read" column is unclear for David and blank for Rose). They apparently lived in a separate structure at the same address as Rose Ziegelneitski Epstein's daughter, Sophia Levine Kramer. The separate structure was at the rear of the lot, while the main house (the Kramer home) was closer to the street. One bit of family folklore (of uncertain provanence) to explain the two structures that the Epstein's kept their home more kosher than the Kramer's did. No occupation is listed for either Epstein in the 1920 census. The separate structure at the rear of the main house still existed at this address when Carl Fields visited Perth Amboy around 2005. At that time, the rear structure appeared to have been heavily damaged by a fire.¹

The Epsteins moved to Israel (then British Mandate Palestine) circa 1925. Family legend is that their decision may have been, in part, because they were ardent Zionists.

Rose Ziegelneitski died on 16 February 1943 at 26 Menahem Street, Kerem Quarter, Jerusalem, Palestine, Israel (British Palestine), at age 86 (name reported as Rose Epsten). Cause of death listed as general debility, marasmus senilis, as reported by the attending physician, Dr. L Majaro, 9 Sepat Emet Street, Jerusalem. The report lists a friend as (perhaps) a witness to the death, or the person who notified the consulate. That person was Mr Abraham Jeshaia Shapira, 22 Chefetz Chaim Street, Zichron Mose Quarter, Jerusalum. The report indicates she was also known by the names Deborah Rachel (Rose) Epstein. No personal effects to dispose of were listed. Report indicates Mrs Sarah Kramer of 236 State Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, USA, was notified by mail on March 1, 1943. Since her husband, David Eptein was not mentioned in this report, he is presumed to have predeceased her.⁹
Rose Ziegelneitski was buried at General Jewish Cemetery, Perushim, Mount of Olives, Jerusalem, Palestine (nation-state that became Israel in 1948 was British Mandate Palestine in 1943).⁹

Rose Slobodien was apparently also known as Rosie as a child.^4,5,3 She was born on 23 September 1893 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁵

Rose Slobodien appeared on the census of 1895 at 2nd Ward, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.²

Rose Slobodien appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Carteret, Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey in the household of her parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky.³

Rose Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.¹

Rose Slobodien married Samuel Abraham Baer.

Rose Slobodien's apparenty only known occupation (outside the home) was shoe saleslady.⁵

Rose Slobodien died on 12 May 1956 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, at age 62.⁵

Abraham Slobodien was born on 12 October 1895 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.^3,6

Abraham Slobodien appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Carteret, Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey in the household of his parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky.⁴

Abraham Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.¹

Abraham Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey in the household of his parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, at 71 Runyon Street.⁵

Abraham Slobodien married Ida Bernice Feinberg on 15 September 1929 at Springfield, Massachusetts.³

Abraham Slobodien appeared on the census of 1930 at Chancellor Avenue, Irvington, Essex County, New Jersey.⁷ He was listed as a salesman, radio, in the 1930 census.⁷

Abraham Slobodien lived in 1942 at 6 Marshall Street, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey.⁶ He was employed at West Side Hardware in 1942 at 778 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey.⁶

Abraham Slobodien died on 23 July 1960 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, at age 64.^2,3

Abraham Slobodien was employed at various times in his life as a machinist and an appliance salesman.³

She was also known by given names or nicknames of Isabel and Belle. Isabelle Slobodien was born on 14 March 1898 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁵

Isabelle Slobodien appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Carteret, Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey in the household of her parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky.⁴

Isabelle Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Rahway Avenue, Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.¹

Isabelle Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey in the household of her parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, at 71 Runyon Street.³

Isabelle Slobodien married Joseph Elin.

Isabelle Slobodien married Arthur Cohen.^6,7

David Slobodien was born on 13 November 1900 at New Jersey.^2,3

David Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.¹

David Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey in the household of his parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, at 71 Runyon Street.⁵

David Slobodien married Ida Lewis on 25 July 1926 at Caldwell, New Jersey.^3,6

David Slobodien appeared on the census of 1930 at 17? Maple Avenue, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.⁴ He was listed as a distributor, apparently in the radio business, in the 1930 census.⁴

His primary occupation during his life was a Zenith distributor (Zenith was once a major manufacturer of radios and televisions -- and other electronic devices and appliances).³

He was an honorary vice president of the Daughters of Israel Pleasant Valley Way Home For the Aged.⁶

He was associated with Vim Electric Company, owned by the Kassover family -- as a consultant, apparently.⁶

David Slobodien died on 27 January 1971 at East Orange, New Jersey, at age 70.^3,6 He was buried at Oheb Shalom Cemetery, Hillside, New Jersey.⁶

James Maso was born on 17 October 1914 at New Jersey.³

James Maso appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey in the household of his parents, Benjamin Maso and Yetta Ethel Kushman, at 175 Fayette Street.²

James Maso appeared on the census of 1930 at 373 New Street, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.¹

James Maso lived in 1935 at 203 Market Street, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁵ He lived in 1940 at 203 Market Street, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁶ He was in the United States Army. in 1942.⁷

His permanent residence was listed as at 79 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey, in 1942.⁷

James Maso married Goldie Aronowitz circa 1945.⁸

James Maso lived in December 1974 at 2410 Cruger Avenue, Bronx, New York.⁹

James Maso died on 30 April 1992 at age 77.³ He lived in 1992 at New York, Bronx, New York, 10642, at the time of his death.³

James Maso's Social Security Number was 157-07-0546 (card issued in New Jersey.)³

Saul Slobodien was apparently also known as Samuel Slobodien.⁵ He was born on 5 June 1908 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.³

Saul Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁵

Saul Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey in the household of his parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, at 71 Runyon Street.⁴

Saul Slobodien appeared on the census of 1930 at Newark, 16th Ward, Essex County, New Jersey.² He was listed as manager, radio store, in the 1930 census.²

Saul Slobodien married Adelle Levy, daughter of Charles J Levy and Miriam (--?--), on 6 November 1936 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.³

Saul Slobodien died on 1 June 1970 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, at age 61.³ His primary occupation during his life was appliance store owner.³

Leo Slobodien was also known as Leon Slobodien.⁶ He was born on 2 January 1903 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.^1,2

Leo Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁶

Leo Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey in the household of his parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, at 71 Runyon Street.⁴

Leo Slobodien married Evelyn Genieve Gearheart, daughter of Mary Katherine Blackerby and Walter Scott Gearhart, on 21 December 1926 in Kansas.²

Leo Slobodien appeared on the census of 1930 at 1313 (Street Not Listed), Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.³ He was listed as general manager, radio shop, in the 1930 census.³

Leo Slobodien died on 23 December 1973 at Caldwell, New Jersey, at age 70.²

His primary occupation later in his life was chemical salesman.²

William Smith was born circa 1868 at Jarrow, County Durham, England.^3,6 He was born circa 1869 at Jarrow, County Durham, England.^2,5,1

William Smith appeared on the census of 1871 at 13 Ellison St, Jarrow, County Durham, England.¹

William Smith appeared on the census of 1881 at 32 Ellison Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.⁶ He was a scholar in 1881.⁶

William Smith appeared on the census of 1891 at 32 Ellison St, Jarrow, County Durham, England.³ He was Coal Trimmer in 1891.³

William Smith married Jane Johnson, daughter of Robert Johnson and Elizabeth White, on 15 April 1893 at South Shields, County Durham, England.⁵ William Smith was Trimmer in 1893.⁵ He lived in 1893 at 32 Ellison Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.⁵

William Smith lived in 1895 at 21 James Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.⁹ He was Coal Trimmer in 1895.⁹ He lived in 1900 at 48 Clayton St, Jarrow, County Durham, England.⁷ He was Coal Trimmer in 1900.⁷

William Smith appeared on the 1901 United Kingdon Census of Jarrow, Durham, England at 48 Clayton Street. The home was listed as containing three rooms. The official date of that census was the night of 31 March/1 April, 1901. His children Robert William Smith and Mary Elizabeth Smith were listed as living with him, along with his late wife's sister, Ann Johnson, listed as Annie Carter (sister-in-law). William Smith was listed as age 32, a widower, born in Jarrow, County Durham, England. His wife had died the previous year. William was listed as a coal trimmer (ships). A coal trimmer is normally a person who worked in the cargo hold of a ship keeping the coal pile spread out as it was loaded into the hold.² He was Coal Trimmer in 1901.²

William Smith married Hannah Isobel (--?--) circa 1903.⁸

William Smith and Hannah Isobel (--?--) appeared on the 1911 Census of Jarrow, England at 44 Clayton Street. The home was listed as containing four rooms. The official date of that census was the night of 2 April, 1911. Their children Aaron Smith, Margaret Smith and Dora Smith were listed as living with them, along with two of William's children from a previous marriage, Robert William Smith and Mary Elizabeth Smith. William Smith and Hannah Isobel (--?--) were listed as ages 42 and 40, respectively, both married (to each other) for 8 years, and both born in Jarrow, Durham County, England. William was listed as a coal trimmer employed at a firm or location that appears to be "Slaiths" or "Slaith's" (possibly the name of a family or firm that owned a dock -- a coal trimmer is normally a person who worked in the cargo hold of a ship keeping the coal pile spread out as it was loaded into the hold). No occupation was listed for Hannah. She was listed as the mother of five children, all still living as of the census date (The elder two children living i tnhe household at the time of the 1911 census were stepchildren of Hannah Isobel. It is unclear if these two are counted among her "five," or if she had two older children not in her 1911 household.)

The 1911 census form (filled out by a member of the household) pretty clearly indicates that the residence is located on "Clayton" Street. Modern-day (2017) maps of Jarrow do not seem to list a "Clayton" Street, but the community does have a "Claytor" Street. Any signifigance to this is not clear because the geography and layout of the community seems to have changed drastically over the ~100 years between when the Smith and Moody families lived there and now (2017). For example, several ohter streets (such as Ellison Street) seem to have vanished.⁸
William Smith was Coal Trimmer in 1916.⁴

Jane Johnson was born on 16 October 1867 at Coundon, County Durham, England.⁶

Jane Johnson appeared on the census of 1871 at Parrish: Monk Hesledon, Town: Castle Eden Colliery, County Durham, England.³

Jane Johnson appeared on the census of 1881 at Silver Street, Coundon, County Durham, England.⁴

Jane Johnson lived in 1893 at 32 Ellison Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.²

Jane Johnson married William Smith, son of William Smith and Mary Ann Thompson, on 15 April 1893 at South Shields, County Durham, England.²

Jane Johnson lived in 1895 at 21 James Street, Jarrow, County Durham, England.¹

Jane Johnson died on 30 August 1900 at Jarrow, County Durham, England, at age 32 from malignant disease of breast (scarcoma.)⁷ She lived at 48 Clayton St, Jarrow, County Durham, England, at the time of her death.⁵

Sophia Finklestein was born circa 1877 in New York.²

Sophia Finklestein married Jacob Slobodien, son of Solomon Slobodien and Meenyx Fayweshovitz, on 23 March 1911.^1,4,3

Sophia Finklestein and Jacob Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York at 1467 54th St, enumerated 10 January 1920. The home was listed as owned and mortgaged. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Their son Kassel Slobodien was listed as living with them. All of the members of the household were listed as being able to read and write. Kassel was not listed as attending school after September 1, 1919.²

Sophia Finklestein appeared on the census of 1930 at 1465 54th Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.⁵

Sophia Finklestein died on 5 March 1959 at New York.³ She was buried at Beth Mordicai Cemetery, Perth Amboy, New Jersey.³

Maurice Lewis Slutskin was born on 29 December 1878.³

Maurice Lewis Slutskin immigrated in 1891 to the United States.²

Maurice Lewis Slutskin was naturalized in 1895.²

Maurice Lewis Slutskin married Sophia F. Slobodien, daughter of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, circa 1905.⁴

Maurice Lewis Slutskin appeared on the census of 1910 at 130 Main Street, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.⁴ He was listed as a physician, general practice, in the 1910 census.⁴

Maurice Lewis Slutskin and Sophie Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts at 130 Main Street, enumerated 5 January 1920. The residence was listed as rented. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Their children Iris Aveling Slutskin, Vera C Slutskin and Homer W Slutskin were listed as living with them (Homer later changed his surname to Sloan). Both adults and the older two children were listed as able to read and write. All three children were listed as attending school.² Maurice Lewis Slutskin was listed as a physician working on his own account in the 1920 census.²

Maurice Lewis Slutskin appeared on the census of 1930 at 24 Westview St, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.⁵ He was listed as a physician, medical, in the 1930 census.⁵

Maurice Lewis Slutskin lived at Springfield, Massachusetts, for much of his life.³

Maurice Lewis Slutskin was a physician.³

George Blackstone was born in 1888.²

George Blackstone married Ida Slobodien, daughter of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky.³

George Blackstone was owner of a chemical company.²

Jacob Reich was apparently also known as Jack Rich.⁶ He was born on 8 March 1889 at New York, New York.¹

Jacob Reich appeared on the census of 1910 at 771 (no street name listed), Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut.³ He was listed as a shipping clerk, grocery store, in the 1910 census.³

Jacob Reich married Bessie Slobodien, daughter of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, circa 1912.^2,5

Jacob Reich and Bessie Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut at 120 Lorraine Street, enumerated 8 January 1920. The residence was listed as owned and mortgaged. The official date of that census was 01 January 1920. Their children Eunice R Reich and Benita P Reich were listed as living with them. Both adults in the household were listed as being able to read and write and to speak English. Eunice was listed as attending school.⁴ Jacob Reich was listed as having electric work as his occupation and owning his own business in the 1920 census.⁴

Jacob Reich appeared on the census of 1930 at 120 Dykes Terrace, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.² He was listed as a merchant, radio, in the 1930 census.²

Jacob Reich died on 7 January 1972 at Miami, Dade County, Florida, at age 82.¹

Jacob Reich's primary occupation later in life was listed as merchant: he is said to have owned a video store and a liquor store (possibly not at the same time.)

Samuel Abraham Baer married Rose Slobodien, daughter of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky.

Samuel Abraham Baer was a shoe manufacturer and was also in the appliance business.²

Ida Bernice Feinberg was apparently primarily known as Bernice.^3,4 She was born on 14 January 1902 in Russia.²

Ida Bernice Feinberg married Abraham Slobodien, son of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, on 15 September 1929 at Springfield, Massachusetts.²

Ida Bernice Feinberg appeared on the census of 1930 at Chancellor Ave, Irvington, Essex County, New Jersey.³

Ida Bernice Feinberg lived in 1942 at 6 Marshall Street, West Caldwell, Essex County, New Jersey.⁴

Ida Bernice Feinberg died on 2 July 1996 at West Orange, New Jersey, at age 94.²

Joseph Elin was born on 14 August 1883.

Joseph Elin married Isabelle Slobodien, daughter of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky.

Iris Aveling Slutskin was born on 1 September 1906 at New York, New York.^4,3

Iris Aveling Slutskin appeared on the census of 1910 at 130 Main Street, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.⁵

Iris Aveling Slutskin appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts in the household of her parents, Maurice Lewis Slutskin and Sophie Slobodien, at 130 Main Street.²

Iris Aveling Slutskin appeared on the census of 1930 at 24 Westview St, Springfield, Hampden County, Massachusetts.⁶ She was listed as a clerk, retail store, in the 1930 census.⁶

Iris Aveling Slutskin married William Friedman.³

Iris Aveling Slutskin died on 3 April 1988 at San Diego County, California, at age 81.^1,4

Iris Aveling Slutskin's Social Security Number was 089-01-4312.³

Mildred Slobodien was apparently also known as Minerva Slobodien as a child.⁴ She was born on 25 June 1905 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey.²

Mildred Slobodien appeared on the census of 1910 at Roosevelt Boro, Middlesex County, New Jersey.⁴

Mildred Slobodien appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey in the household of her parents, Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, at 71 Runyon Street.³

Mildred Slobodien married Isadore Weinstein in 1936.²

Mildred Slobodien married Sanford Hordes.

Mildred Slobodien died on 29 April 1967 at East Orange, New Jersey, at age 61.²

Her primary known occupation during her life (outside the home) was dress store owner.²

Adelle Levy married Saul Slobodien, son of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, on 6 November 1936 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.³

Adelle Levy died on 16 September 1954 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.^3,2

Herman Brenner married Erica (Ema) Slobodien, daughter of Phillip Slobodien and Chava Zatulovsky, on 14 December 1930 at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.^3,4,2

Herman Brenner died in 1986.³

Herman Brenner owned a steel company.³