Born in Russia in July, 1860, Celia immigrated to the US in 1883 according to the 1900 census. Shortly after arrival she met and married Benjamin Gitsky, a widower with seven grown children. Celia and Benjamin had four children, of which three lived; Isaac George "Ike", Jenna Fruma "Flora", and Meyer.
Both Celia and Benjamin became naturalized citizens in 1894.
After Benjamin's death in 1896, she remarried on March 3, 1900, to John M Falk. From this union came one child, Max.
The exact cause of death, and the location of her burial site is unknown at this time.
Both Celia and Benjamin became naturalized citizens in 1894.
After Benjamin's death in 1896, she remarried on March 3, 1900, to John M Falk. From this union came one child, Max.
The exact cause of death, and the location of her burial site is unknown at this time.
Born in Russia in July, 1860, Celia immigrated to the US in 1883 according to the 1900 census. Shortly after arrival she met and married Benjamin Gitsky, a widower with seven grown children. Celia and Benjamin had four children, of which three lived; Isaac George "Ike", Jenna Fruma "Flora", and Meyer.
Both Celia and Benjamin became naturalized citizens in 1894.
After Benjamin's death in 1896, she remarried on March 3, 1900, to John M Falk. From this union came one child, Max.
The exact cause of death, and the location of her burial site is unknown at this time.
Both Celia and Benjamin became naturalized citizens in 1894.
After Benjamin's death in 1896, she remarried on March 3, 1900, to John M Falk. From this union came one child, Max.
The exact cause of death, and the location of her burial site is unknown at this time.
