From Patricia Corbett (#46553348: The officers and members of U.S. Cardozo Lodge #9 B'rith Abraham records with sorrow the passing of the beloved wife of our past president George O. Arkin' (New York Times)
Ethel's birth place at the time she was born Odessa which was considered part of Russia. She was living in Canada when she immigrated from Monteral, 14 Nov 1906 aboard the New York Central Railroad. She was a lawyer. She has two daughters.
Ethel's birth place at the time she was born Odessa which was considered part of Russia. She was living in Canada when she immigrated from Monteral, 14 Nov 1906 aboard the New York Central Railroad. She was a lawyer. She has two daughters.
From Patricia Corbett (#46553348: The officers and members of U.S. Cardozo Lodge #9 B'rith Abraham records with sorrow the passing of the beloved wife of our past president George O. Arkin' (New York Times)
Ethel's birth place at the time she was born Odessa which was considered part of Russia. She was living in Canada when she immigrated from Monteral, 14 Nov 1906 aboard the New York Central Railroad. She was a lawyer. She has two daughters.
Ethel's birth place at the time she was born Odessa which was considered part of Russia. She was living in Canada when she immigrated from Monteral, 14 Nov 1906 aboard the New York Central Railroad. She was a lawyer. She has two daughters.
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