In Memory of Milton Fuldheim, grave marker not found yet. His father's family members were born in Coblenz, Germany, a village located 20 miles west of Frankfurt, Germany per his cousin Lazarus Fuldheim's immigration records.
Milton's parents, and all of his Fuldheim family members in Cleveland are buried in this Mayfield Cemetery in the neighborhood where he was born, raised, attended church, and worked as an Attorney.
* 1912 He married Dorothy Violet Schnell, who became world famous known as Dorothy Fuldheim the "First Lady of Television News." She hosted a local historical biography series in Cleveland Ohio on WTAM radio station after 1920s, and presented weekly editorials on ABC. She was the "First Prominent American Female Journalist," who interviewed many famous people around the world, including Hitler during World War II, and many American presidents.
Sources:
. Schwartz, Nancy F. and Stanley Lasky. 1994. "Jewish Cleveland before the Civil War" apeared in American Jewish History, Vol. 82 (1994), pp. 97-122.
. American Jewish History, Vol. 83, No. 3 (Sept 1995), pp. 387-408. Published by: The Johns Hopkins University Press. https://www.jstor.org/stable/23885517?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
accessed 06/24/2019.
Submitted by cousin Florence Carrie Brown, Cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]
Milton's parents, and all of his Fuldheim family members in Cleveland are buried in this Mayfield Cemetery in the neighborhood where he was born, raised, attended church, and worked as an Attorney.
* 1912 He married Dorothy Violet Schnell, who became world famous known as Dorothy Fuldheim the "First Lady of Television News." She hosted a local historical biography series in Cleveland Ohio on WTAM radio station after 1920s, and presented weekly editorials on ABC. She was the "First Prominent American Female Journalist," who interviewed many famous people around the world, including Hitler during World War II, and many American presidents.
Sources:
. Schwartz, Nancy F. and Stanley Lasky. 1994. "Jewish Cleveland before the Civil War" apeared in American Jewish History, Vol. 82 (1994), pp. 97-122.
. American Jewish History, Vol. 83, No. 3 (Sept 1995), pp. 387-408. Published by: The Johns Hopkins University Press. https://www.jstor.org/stable/23885517?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
accessed 06/24/2019.
Submitted by cousin Florence Carrie Brown, Cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]
In Memory of Milton Fuldheim, grave marker not found yet. His father's family members were born in Coblenz, Germany, a village located 20 miles west of Frankfurt, Germany per his cousin Lazarus Fuldheim's immigration records.
Milton's parents, and all of his Fuldheim family members in Cleveland are buried in this Mayfield Cemetery in the neighborhood where he was born, raised, attended church, and worked as an Attorney.
* 1912 He married Dorothy Violet Schnell, who became world famous known as Dorothy Fuldheim the "First Lady of Television News." She hosted a local historical biography series in Cleveland Ohio on WTAM radio station after 1920s, and presented weekly editorials on ABC. She was the "First Prominent American Female Journalist," who interviewed many famous people around the world, including Hitler during World War II, and many American presidents.
Sources:
. Schwartz, Nancy F. and Stanley Lasky. 1994. "Jewish Cleveland before the Civil War" apeared in American Jewish History, Vol. 82 (1994), pp. 97-122.
. American Jewish History, Vol. 83, No. 3 (Sept 1995), pp. 387-408. Published by: The Johns Hopkins University Press. https://www.jstor.org/stable/23885517?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
accessed 06/24/2019.
Submitted by cousin Florence Carrie Brown, Cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]
Milton's parents, and all of his Fuldheim family members in Cleveland are buried in this Mayfield Cemetery in the neighborhood where he was born, raised, attended church, and worked as an Attorney.
* 1912 He married Dorothy Violet Schnell, who became world famous known as Dorothy Fuldheim the "First Lady of Television News." She hosted a local historical biography series in Cleveland Ohio on WTAM radio station after 1920s, and presented weekly editorials on ABC. She was the "First Prominent American Female Journalist," who interviewed many famous people around the world, including Hitler during World War II, and many American presidents.
Sources:
. Schwartz, Nancy F. and Stanley Lasky. 1994. "Jewish Cleveland before the Civil War" apeared in American Jewish History, Vol. 82 (1994), pp. 97-122.
. American Jewish History, Vol. 83, No. 3 (Sept 1995), pp. 387-408. Published by: The Johns Hopkins University Press. https://www.jstor.org/stable/23885517?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents
accessed 06/24/2019.
Submitted by cousin Florence Carrie Brown, Cell: 352-223-0919, Email: [email protected]
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