Newman Adler, also known as Neuman, a native of Poland, died of yellow fever on 7 September 1867 at New Orleans, Louisiana, aged forty years. His wife, Augusta, preceded in death by one day. Their six daughters survived him: Jennie, who married Max/Marx Lamensdorf; Lena, who remained single; Sarah, who married Emanuel Rosenfelder; Theresa, who remained single; Mary, who was adopted by Edward and Caroline Plonsky of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana; and Rachel, who died three months after her parents.
Newman Adler, also known as Neuman, a native of Poland, died of yellow fever on 7 September 1867 at New Orleans, Louisiana, aged forty years. His wife, Augusta, preceded in death by one day. Their six daughters survived him: Jennie, who married Max/Marx Lamensdorf; Lena, who remained single; Sarah, who married Emanuel Rosenfelder; Theresa, who remained single; Mary, who was adopted by Edward and Caroline Plonsky of St. Landry Parish, Louisiana; and Rachel, who died three months after her parents.
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