Moshe "Morris" Cohen was born about 1854-1857. He was the son of Dov "David" Cohen and Dora. Most records state that his birthplace was Russia. However, the 1930 census says Latvia and his death certificate says England.
The Cohanim prayer blessing symbol is engraved on his marker. He was a member of Congregation Kesher Israel and owned a dry goods store in Philadelphia.
The cemetery website lists his death date as 2 Feb 1936 but his death certificate and gravestone state 30 Jan 1936.
See WikiTree ID#: [Cohen-3707]
The Cohanim prayer blessing symbol is engraved on his marker. He was a member of Congregation Kesher Israel and owned a dry goods store in Philadelphia.
The cemetery website lists his death date as 2 Feb 1936 but his death certificate and gravestone state 30 Jan 1936.
See WikiTree ID#: [Cohen-3707]
Moshe "Morris" Cohen was born about 1854-1857. He was the son of Dov "David" Cohen and Dora. Most records state that his birthplace was Russia. However, the 1930 census says Latvia and his death certificate says England.
The Cohanim prayer blessing symbol is engraved on his marker. He was a member of Congregation Kesher Israel and owned a dry goods store in Philadelphia.
The cemetery website lists his death date as 2 Feb 1936 but his death certificate and gravestone state 30 Jan 1936.
See WikiTree ID#: [Cohen-3707]
The Cohanim prayer blessing symbol is engraved on his marker. He was a member of Congregation Kesher Israel and owned a dry goods store in Philadelphia.
The cemetery website lists his death date as 2 Feb 1936 but his death certificate and gravestone state 30 Jan 1936.
See WikiTree ID#: [Cohen-3707]
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Hebrew Translation: Moshe, son of the honorable Dov, The Cohen/Ha-Kohen.
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