Perlman Family
My grandparents, Cellia, nee Phillips, and Samuel Perlman, had 5
children, Sol, George, Rose, Dorothy and Lou. Grandfather, died at the age of
47 in 1921, was a builder and investor. Grandmother passed away in 1971, age
96, homemaker.
Sol, oldest child, born about 1895, went to Princeton U, class of
1916, Harvard Law, and became a lawyer, practiced in Trenton with his wife,
Rose Lerner Perlman who was the 1st female to graduate from U of Penn Law
School.
Joan went to a NJ Teachers College and becazme a teacher. She died
in1995.
George had multiple business careers, sold meat, owned a swim
club, Eventually, he became a realtor/insurance agent. I worked for him from
1959-1968, bought his insurance business and established my own. He passed away
in 1988 and left the bulk of his estate to Greenwood House.
Rose, born 1898, married Harold Anshen, owned a wholesale business
that sold paper products, etc. Rose passed away in 2000 at the age of 101.
Dorothy, graduated from U Penn, married Monte Rosenthal. Dorothy
worked for her brother, George, in the real estate and insurance agency.
Lou, my father, married Verona Cohen. They had 2 children, Samuela
and me. Lou owned a tavern on North Willow St. in Trenton. They had two children, Samuela and Richard. Sam went to U
Penn, taught, married and has four children. None live in our area. Richard
graduated from Bucknell College and became a prominent insurance agent.,.
Hello, I'd like to contact the family of Rose Lerner Perlman. She attended U of Penn law school with my great aunt, Pinckney Estes, and was in Pinckney's 1920 wedding. The two stayed in touch over the years and would be interested to see if Rose's family has any correspondence between Rose and Pinckney, or an other information abot Pinckney, such as pictures, etc. Is there someone I can contact?
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