Russian records list Rose as Etye Rakhel Zilbershteyn. Before immigrating to the United States, she lived in Nikolayev, a large city in what was then Kherson province in the Russian Empire. It is now Mykolayiv, Ukraine. She arrived in the U.S. in August 1892 with her husband and her five oldest children. Four more children were born in New York City.
Contrary to claims made in her daughter Dorothy's autobiography and other sources, she was not a "socialite," named Rosita, or born in Argentina. She was a Russian-Jewish immigrant who lived in Brooklyn.
In addition to those linked on this page, Rose had three more children:
Mary (Miriam) Frooks Robinson (1880 Ukraine - 1968?)
Morris (Moses) Richard Frooks (1891 Ukraine - 1972)
Babert (Abraham) Vincent Brooks (1898 New York - 1966)
Contrary to claims made in her daughter Dorothy's autobiography and other sources, she was not a "socialite," named Rosita, or born in Argentina. She was a Russian-Jewish immigrant who lived in Brooklyn.
In addition to those linked on this page, Rose had three more children:
Mary (Miriam) Frooks Robinson (1880 Ukraine - 1968?)
Morris (Moses) Richard Frooks (1891 Ukraine - 1972)
Babert (Abraham) Vincent Brooks (1898 New York - 1966)
Russian records list Rose as Etye Rakhel Zilbershteyn. Before immigrating to the United States, she lived in Nikolayev, a large city in what was then Kherson province in the Russian Empire. It is now Mykolayiv, Ukraine. She arrived in the U.S. in August 1892 with her husband and her five oldest children. Four more children were born in New York City.
Contrary to claims made in her daughter Dorothy's autobiography and other sources, she was not a "socialite," named Rosita, or born in Argentina. She was a Russian-Jewish immigrant who lived in Brooklyn.
In addition to those linked on this page, Rose had three more children:
Mary (Miriam) Frooks Robinson (1880 Ukraine - 1968?)
Morris (Moses) Richard Frooks (1891 Ukraine - 1972)
Babert (Abraham) Vincent Brooks (1898 New York - 1966)
Contrary to claims made in her daughter Dorothy's autobiography and other sources, she was not a "socialite," named Rosita, or born in Argentina. She was a Russian-Jewish immigrant who lived in Brooklyn.
In addition to those linked on this page, Rose had three more children:
Mary (Miriam) Frooks Robinson (1880 Ukraine - 1968?)
Morris (Moses) Richard Frooks (1891 Ukraine - 1972)
Babert (Abraham) Vincent Brooks (1898 New York - 1966)
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