Abraham Tasman emigrated to America from Minsk, Russia, in the 1880's. He came first and sent for his wife and children. He was a peddler by trade. His immigration papers were filed in Orange Co, NY and Savannah, GA. The family lived in Brooklyn when he died at age 42 from shock due to carbolic acid poisoning. His wife was Fannie and children Bessie, Maxwell, Annie, Sadie, Isabel (Belle), Solomon (Saul), and Martha. His death certificate places him at this cemetery. Wonder if Fannie is there also? I can't find her after 1900.
Abraham Tasman emigrated to America from Minsk, Russia, in the 1880's. He came first and sent for his wife and children. He was a peddler by trade. His immigration papers were filed in Orange Co, NY and Savannah, GA. The family lived in Brooklyn when he died at age 42 from shock due to carbolic acid poisoning. His wife was Fannie and children Bessie, Maxwell, Annie, Sadie, Isabel (Belle), Solomon (Saul), and Martha. His death certificate places him at this cemetery. Wonder if Fannie is there also? I can't find her after 1900.
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