Marion's mother Fanny arrived in the United States on August 14, 1921. Port of departure was Antwerp, Belgium. Vessel was the S.S. Lapland. The record of her arrival can be found on the Ellis Island website, Page 0146, Line 0010, Text Page 76. Fanny's husband Harry preceded her. Fanny (Feiga) arrived as Feiga Poticha, keeping with the official family name. Accompanying Fanny (age 41) were the three children Marion (age 9), Ben (age 18), and Lou (age 16). The family would later take Harry's adopted name of Schneider.
Marion was a Kosher caterer in the St. Louis area and served the Orthodox Jewish community for years.
Marion was a Kosher caterer in the St. Louis area and served the Orthodox Jewish community for years.
Marion's mother Fanny arrived in the United States on August 14, 1921. Port of departure was Antwerp, Belgium. Vessel was the S.S. Lapland. The record of her arrival can be found on the Ellis Island website, Page 0146, Line 0010, Text Page 76. Fanny's husband Harry preceded her. Fanny (Feiga) arrived as Feiga Poticha, keeping with the official family name. Accompanying Fanny (age 41) were the three children Marion (age 9), Ben (age 18), and Lou (age 16). The family would later take Harry's adopted name of Schneider.
Marion was a Kosher caterer in the St. Louis area and served the Orthodox Jewish community for years.
Marion was a Kosher caterer in the St. Louis area and served the Orthodox Jewish community for years.
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