Benjamin and Josephine had three sons, Stanley, Douglas and Curtis and lived in north Bethesda. They purchased 7 acres and moved a large historic mansion onto the property.
Benjamin was an auctioneer for the Smithsonian and later owned a prestigious jewelry store in Washington, D. C.
Benjamin was Jewish and was buried in Jewish tradition. I can remember when he was brought home and his body prepared by his sons. His wife, Josephine was of the Christian faith, but respected her husband's beliefs.
Benjamin and Josephine had three sons, Stanley, Douglas and Curtis and lived in north Bethesda. They purchased 7 acres and moved a large historic mansion onto the property.
Benjamin was an auctioneer for the Smithsonian and later owned a prestigious jewelry store in Washington, D. C.
Benjamin was Jewish and was buried in Jewish tradition. I can remember when he was brought home and his body prepared by his sons. His wife, Josephine was of the Christian faith, but respected her husband's beliefs.
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