Information for Grave 4991 Oscar Chajes
Location - Abraham Goldfaden Mutual Benevolent Association, Inc.
Map 55 Block D Sect 28 Plot Row 5 Grave 6
Status DN Internment No 4991 Deed 129 Folio ORG 110
Date of Death: 02/28/1928 Age:54
Last Contact Name:
Next Of Kin at time of burial: (ýý)
∼Chajes (pronounced "HA-yes") was Jewish and was born in Brody, Galicia, Austrian Poland.
Austrian, then American chess player. After emigrating to the United States he lived first in Chicago, then settled in New York where he became secretary of the Isaac L. Rice Progressive Chess Club.
Location - Abraham Goldfaden Mutual Benevolent Association, Inc.
Map 55 Block D Sect 28 Plot Row 5 Grave 6
Status DN Internment No 4991 Deed 129 Folio ORG 110
Date of Death: 02/28/1928 Age:54
Last Contact Name:
Next Of Kin at time of burial: (ýý)
∼Chajes (pronounced "HA-yes") was Jewish and was born in Brody, Galicia, Austrian Poland.
Austrian, then American chess player. After emigrating to the United States he lived first in Chicago, then settled in New York where he became secretary of the Isaac L. Rice Progressive Chess Club.
Information for Grave 4991 Oscar Chajes
Location - Abraham Goldfaden Mutual Benevolent Association, Inc.
Map 55 Block D Sect 28 Plot Row 5 Grave 6
Status DN Internment No 4991 Deed 129 Folio ORG 110
Date of Death: 02/28/1928 Age:54
Last Contact Name:
Next Of Kin at time of burial: (ýý)
∼Chajes (pronounced "HA-yes") was Jewish and was born in Brody, Galicia, Austrian Poland.
Austrian, then American chess player. After emigrating to the United States he lived first in Chicago, then settled in New York where he became secretary of the Isaac L. Rice Progressive Chess Club.
Location - Abraham Goldfaden Mutual Benevolent Association, Inc.
Map 55 Block D Sect 28 Plot Row 5 Grave 6
Status DN Internment No 4991 Deed 129 Folio ORG 110
Date of Death: 02/28/1928 Age:54
Last Contact Name:
Next Of Kin at time of burial: (ýý)
∼Chajes (pronounced "HA-yes") was Jewish and was born in Brody, Galicia, Austrian Poland.
Austrian, then American chess player. After emigrating to the United States he lived first in Chicago, then settled in New York where he became secretary of the Isaac L. Rice Progressive Chess Club.
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