Lillian Blanche Amberman was a lovely blue-eyed baby who died at 18 months of age, 1892, from polio. She was born some time in 1891 to Benjamin "Ben" Amberman, 1865-1928, and Harriet "Hattie" Abrams Amberman, 1871-1911.
She was survived by her parents and her two year old brother Clarence; paternal grandmother: Mary "Mollie" Mills Amberman; and maternal grandparents: Elbert Edward Abrams, 1833-1898, and Elizabeth Morrison Abrams, 1838-1914. She is buried in the same section in Springfield Gardens Cemetery, Jamaica, as her baby brother, Leonard Benjamin Amberman, 1889-1889.
She was survived by her parents and her two year old brother Clarence; paternal grandmother: Mary "Mollie" Mills Amberman; and maternal grandparents: Elbert Edward Abrams, 1833-1898, and Elizabeth Morrison Abrams, 1838-1914. She is buried in the same section in Springfield Gardens Cemetery, Jamaica, as her baby brother, Leonard Benjamin Amberman, 1889-1889.
Lillian Blanche Amberman was a lovely blue-eyed baby who died at 18 months of age, 1892, from polio. She was born some time in 1891 to Benjamin "Ben" Amberman, 1865-1928, and Harriet "Hattie" Abrams Amberman, 1871-1911.
She was survived by her parents and her two year old brother Clarence; paternal grandmother: Mary "Mollie" Mills Amberman; and maternal grandparents: Elbert Edward Abrams, 1833-1898, and Elizabeth Morrison Abrams, 1838-1914. She is buried in the same section in Springfield Gardens Cemetery, Jamaica, as her baby brother, Leonard Benjamin Amberman, 1889-1889.
She was survived by her parents and her two year old brother Clarence; paternal grandmother: Mary "Mollie" Mills Amberman; and maternal grandparents: Elbert Edward Abrams, 1833-1898, and Elizabeth Morrison Abrams, 1838-1914. She is buried in the same section in Springfield Gardens Cemetery, Jamaica, as her baby brother, Leonard Benjamin Amberman, 1889-1889.
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During their lifetime together, Ben and Hattie endured the loss of three of their seven children; the loss of their home, which was consumed by fire in East Rockaway. They were heartbroken that pictures of Roy, Lillian, and Len were destroyed. "They
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