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WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LITOWITZ FAMILY. i BELIEVE THEY WERE IN TRENTON THEN. NATALIE
ReplyDeleteScull is another name for your list. My grandfather, Samuel Scull, had a grocery store on Lamberton Street. The closest thing I have found to the original Lithuanian name is Sklarinsky.
ReplyDeleteShapiro as well. Samuel's sister, Jennie Scull, married an Edward Shapiro whom in 1909, lived at 718 S Warren
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ReplyDeleteI know that the Pitasky family was in Trenton prior to my Mother being born in 1917. I will need to do some research on my Father's family, but most likely they were also here prior to 1917.
Is there some way to add the Bebitch family name?
ReplyDeleteI believe The Benjamin Goldman Family lived on Jackson Street in 1921
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