Abe Alper was born in Minsk, Russia 2 April 1872; died in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York 25 December 1953.
Abe Alper married Bashka "Bessie" Darwin/Darvin possibly in Minsk, Russia. They left Bremen, Germany aboard the KING ALBERT on 20 August 1903, arriving in New York City 3 September 1903. He declared his intention of becoming a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn 5 November 1920 and became a citizen on 2 August 1927. He worked in an overall factory in Brooklyn and later made men's clothing. Described in his naturalization papers as a cutter. He was also an Orthodox Rabbi.
Children:
i. Elsa, b. 4 December 1900 in Russia
ii. Irwin, b. 8 February 1902 in Russia
iii. Louis, b. 1 April 1905 in NY
iv. Jeanne, b. 7 January 1907 in NY
v. Mary, 6 October 1908 in NY
vi. Hyman, 14 March 1913 in NY
vii. Anne, 24 February 1916 in NY
viii. Bernard, 26 May 1920 in NY
Source: Naturalization Papers, Eastern District Court, New York.
~courtesy of Gene H.
Abe Alper married Bashka "Bessie" Darwin/Darvin possibly in Minsk, Russia. They left Bremen, Germany aboard the KING ALBERT on 20 August 1903, arriving in New York City 3 September 1903. He declared his intention of becoming a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn 5 November 1920 and became a citizen on 2 August 1927. He worked in an overall factory in Brooklyn and later made men's clothing. Described in his naturalization papers as a cutter. He was also an Orthodox Rabbi.
Children:
i. Elsa, b. 4 December 1900 in Russia
ii. Irwin, b. 8 February 1902 in Russia
iii. Louis, b. 1 April 1905 in NY
iv. Jeanne, b. 7 January 1907 in NY
v. Mary, 6 October 1908 in NY
vi. Hyman, 14 March 1913 in NY
vii. Anne, 24 February 1916 in NY
viii. Bernard, 26 May 1920 in NY
Source: Naturalization Papers, Eastern District Court, New York.
~courtesy of Gene H.
Abe Alper was born in Minsk, Russia 2 April 1872; died in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York 25 December 1953.
Abe Alper married Bashka "Bessie" Darwin/Darvin possibly in Minsk, Russia. They left Bremen, Germany aboard the KING ALBERT on 20 August 1903, arriving in New York City 3 September 1903. He declared his intention of becoming a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn 5 November 1920 and became a citizen on 2 August 1927. He worked in an overall factory in Brooklyn and later made men's clothing. Described in his naturalization papers as a cutter. He was also an Orthodox Rabbi.
Children:
i. Elsa, b. 4 December 1900 in Russia
ii. Irwin, b. 8 February 1902 in Russia
iii. Louis, b. 1 April 1905 in NY
iv. Jeanne, b. 7 January 1907 in NY
v. Mary, 6 October 1908 in NY
vi. Hyman, 14 March 1913 in NY
vii. Anne, 24 February 1916 in NY
viii. Bernard, 26 May 1920 in NY
Source: Naturalization Papers, Eastern District Court, New York.
~courtesy of Gene H.
Abe Alper married Bashka "Bessie" Darwin/Darvin possibly in Minsk, Russia. They left Bremen, Germany aboard the KING ALBERT on 20 August 1903, arriving in New York City 3 September 1903. He declared his intention of becoming a U.S. citizen in Brooklyn 5 November 1920 and became a citizen on 2 August 1927. He worked in an overall factory in Brooklyn and later made men's clothing. Described in his naturalization papers as a cutter. He was also an Orthodox Rabbi.
Children:
i. Elsa, b. 4 December 1900 in Russia
ii. Irwin, b. 8 February 1902 in Russia
iii. Louis, b. 1 April 1905 in NY
iv. Jeanne, b. 7 January 1907 in NY
v. Mary, 6 October 1908 in NY
vi. Hyman, 14 March 1913 in NY
vii. Anne, 24 February 1916 in NY
viii. Bernard, 26 May 1920 in NY
Source: Naturalization Papers, Eastern District Court, New York.
~courtesy of Gene H.
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