Abraham Epstein came over from Lithunia (at that time a part of Russia) with his father, Isreal, and two brothers. They started a bakery business to bring his mother; Julia, and the rest of his siblings to the US. During WWII, he served in the US Army.
He married Anna Rose Hutner in 1920. This marriage was arranged by his brother, Edwin and wife, Ette Hutner. They had two living children; a daughter, Judith Rose, and a son, Harold. One died in childbirth.
He owned several businesses in Bangor, Bucksport and Old Town.
One of his businesses was selling household items from a horse and wagon. During one of his trips, the wagon turned over and fell on top of him. This injury resulted in his right leg being apputated and replaced by a wooden leg.
He died of geng gren in the Bangor General Hospital. He was survived by his wife, Anna, two children; Judith Epstein Oliver and Harold Epstein and two granddaughters, Deborah Oliver Levine and Stephanie Lynn Oliver.
He married Anna Rose Hutner in 1920. This marriage was arranged by his brother, Edwin and wife, Ette Hutner. They had two living children; a daughter, Judith Rose, and a son, Harold. One died in childbirth.
He owned several businesses in Bangor, Bucksport and Old Town.
One of his businesses was selling household items from a horse and wagon. During one of his trips, the wagon turned over and fell on top of him. This injury resulted in his right leg being apputated and replaced by a wooden leg.
He died of geng gren in the Bangor General Hospital. He was survived by his wife, Anna, two children; Judith Epstein Oliver and Harold Epstein and two granddaughters, Deborah Oliver Levine and Stephanie Lynn Oliver.
Abraham Epstein came over from Lithunia (at that time a part of Russia) with his father, Isreal, and two brothers. They started a bakery business to bring his mother; Julia, and the rest of his siblings to the US. During WWII, he served in the US Army.
He married Anna Rose Hutner in 1920. This marriage was arranged by his brother, Edwin and wife, Ette Hutner. They had two living children; a daughter, Judith Rose, and a son, Harold. One died in childbirth.
He owned several businesses in Bangor, Bucksport and Old Town.
One of his businesses was selling household items from a horse and wagon. During one of his trips, the wagon turned over and fell on top of him. This injury resulted in his right leg being apputated and replaced by a wooden leg.
He died of geng gren in the Bangor General Hospital. He was survived by his wife, Anna, two children; Judith Epstein Oliver and Harold Epstein and two granddaughters, Deborah Oliver Levine and Stephanie Lynn Oliver.
He married Anna Rose Hutner in 1920. This marriage was arranged by his brother, Edwin and wife, Ette Hutner. They had two living children; a daughter, Judith Rose, and a son, Harold. One died in childbirth.
He owned several businesses in Bangor, Bucksport and Old Town.
One of his businesses was selling household items from a horse and wagon. During one of his trips, the wagon turned over and fell on top of him. This injury resulted in his right leg being apputated and replaced by a wooden leg.
He died of geng gren in the Bangor General Hospital. He was survived by his wife, Anna, two children; Judith Epstein Oliver and Harold Epstein and two granddaughters, Deborah Oliver Levine and Stephanie Lynn Oliver.
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