Jacob was the fifth of six children of Getzel Beitchman and his wife Anna Polochuk Beitchman. He was born in the village of Rosolovtsy.
He migrated from Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland on the ship "Rhein" in 1912. He became a naturalized citizen of the US in 1928.
Jacob married Rose Spivak. They had two sons. The family lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He was a rag dealer and the owner of a junk shop.
Thanks so much to Autistic Wonderboy, who graciously found, photographed and uploaded the gravestone to this memorial.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial management to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
He migrated from Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland on the ship "Rhein" in 1912. He became a naturalized citizen of the US in 1928.
Jacob married Rose Spivak. They had two sons. The family lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He was a rag dealer and the owner of a junk shop.
Thanks so much to Autistic Wonderboy, who graciously found, photographed and uploaded the gravestone to this memorial.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial management to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
Jacob was the fifth of six children of Getzel Beitchman and his wife Anna Polochuk Beitchman. He was born in the village of Rosolovtsy.
He migrated from Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland on the ship "Rhein" in 1912. He became a naturalized citizen of the US in 1928.
Jacob married Rose Spivak. They had two sons. The family lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He was a rag dealer and the owner of a junk shop.
Thanks so much to Autistic Wonderboy, who graciously found, photographed and uploaded the gravestone to this memorial.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial management to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
He migrated from Bremen, Germany to Baltimore, Maryland on the ship "Rhein" in 1912. He became a naturalized citizen of the US in 1928.
Jacob married Rose Spivak. They had two sons. The family lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He was a rag dealer and the owner of a junk shop.
Thanks so much to Autistic Wonderboy, who graciously found, photographed and uploaded the gravestone to this memorial.
I would be more than happy to transfer memorial management to a descendant. Please click on my name, below, to email me.
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