Sarah was married to Benjamin Juda Schwartz. She was an invalid who lived at the Delaware State Hospital for almost 20 years. Meyer and Sarah were the parents of the following known children:
1-Meyer Schwartz (1900 Phila PA-1956 Wilm DE)
2-William W. Schwartz (1902 Wilm DE-1951 Wilm DE)
3-Mollie Schwartz (abt 1903 DE)
4-Goldie Schwartz (abt 1905 DE)
5-Doris Schwartz (abt 1908 DE)
Note~Over a year and half after creating memorials for the Schwartz family in Lombardy Cemetery where they were originally buried, someone has been making duplicates and placing them in the newer Jewish Community Center Cemetery without even checking for existing memorials with the exact same names and dates. According to the International Jewish Cemetery Project, the Jewish Community Cemetery includes "a former part of Lombardy Cemetery". They are both at the same location.
∼age 67
1-Meyer Schwartz (1900 Phila PA-1956 Wilm DE)
2-William W. Schwartz (1902 Wilm DE-1951 Wilm DE)
3-Mollie Schwartz (abt 1903 DE)
4-Goldie Schwartz (abt 1905 DE)
5-Doris Schwartz (abt 1908 DE)
Note~Over a year and half after creating memorials for the Schwartz family in Lombardy Cemetery where they were originally buried, someone has been making duplicates and placing them in the newer Jewish Community Center Cemetery without even checking for existing memorials with the exact same names and dates. According to the International Jewish Cemetery Project, the Jewish Community Cemetery includes "a former part of Lombardy Cemetery". They are both at the same location.
∼age 67
Sarah was married to Benjamin Juda Schwartz. She was an invalid who lived at the Delaware State Hospital for almost 20 years. Meyer and Sarah were the parents of the following known children:
1-Meyer Schwartz (1900 Phila PA-1956 Wilm DE)
2-William W. Schwartz (1902 Wilm DE-1951 Wilm DE)
3-Mollie Schwartz (abt 1903 DE)
4-Goldie Schwartz (abt 1905 DE)
5-Doris Schwartz (abt 1908 DE)
Note~Over a year and half after creating memorials for the Schwartz family in Lombardy Cemetery where they were originally buried, someone has been making duplicates and placing them in the newer Jewish Community Center Cemetery without even checking for existing memorials with the exact same names and dates. According to the International Jewish Cemetery Project, the Jewish Community Cemetery includes "a former part of Lombardy Cemetery". They are both at the same location.
∼age 67
1-Meyer Schwartz (1900 Phila PA-1956 Wilm DE)
2-William W. Schwartz (1902 Wilm DE-1951 Wilm DE)
3-Mollie Schwartz (abt 1903 DE)
4-Goldie Schwartz (abt 1905 DE)
5-Doris Schwartz (abt 1908 DE)
Note~Over a year and half after creating memorials for the Schwartz family in Lombardy Cemetery where they were originally buried, someone has been making duplicates and placing them in the newer Jewish Community Center Cemetery without even checking for existing memorials with the exact same names and dates. According to the International Jewish Cemetery Project, the Jewish Community Cemetery includes "a former part of Lombardy Cemetery". They are both at the same location.
∼age 67
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