Listed in the City of Pittsburgh, PA Registration of Deaths, Samuel is noted as the child of J. Broida and G. Broida, both born in Russia. This suggests his parents were John Jacob (Zelig) Broida and Gertrude (Gitel) Frank. There is a space in the births of their other children that would accommodate the birth of Samuel. The 1900 US Federal Census states that Gitel Frank Broida was the mother of 10 children, only 7 of whim were living in 1900, so Samuel may be one of the 'missing' children.
Samuel's death record states he was buried in "McKees Rocks" so am assuming it is this cemetery since the family was Jewish, and other Broidas are interred here.
Samuel died of "Membraneous croup" after being sick for one week.
Samuel's death record states he was buried in "McKees Rocks" so am assuming it is this cemetery since the family was Jewish, and other Broidas are interred here.
Samuel died of "Membraneous croup" after being sick for one week.
Listed in the City of Pittsburgh, PA Registration of Deaths, Samuel is noted as the child of J. Broida and G. Broida, both born in Russia. This suggests his parents were John Jacob (Zelig) Broida and Gertrude (Gitel) Frank. There is a space in the births of their other children that would accommodate the birth of Samuel. The 1900 US Federal Census states that Gitel Frank Broida was the mother of 10 children, only 7 of whim were living in 1900, so Samuel may be one of the 'missing' children.
Samuel's death record states he was buried in "McKees Rocks" so am assuming it is this cemetery since the family was Jewish, and other Broidas are interred here.
Samuel died of "Membraneous croup" after being sick for one week.
Samuel's death record states he was buried in "McKees Rocks" so am assuming it is this cemetery since the family was Jewish, and other Broidas are interred here.
Samuel died of "Membraneous croup" after being sick for one week.
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