Family records state her name as Helen, but her obit states her name as Anna, and headstone uses Anna F. Some family records state married name as "Oppenheimer."
Anna would have been born in Poland-Russia as the family did not immigrate to the US until the 1890s. We have been unable to find Anna or her husband in the 1900-1930 censuses in Elmira, NY. They had two children, Jennie and Philip. The family home was at 710 E. Market St., Elmira, Chemung, NY.
Anna would have been born in Poland-Russia as the family did not immigrate to the US until the 1890s. We have been unable to find Anna or her husband in the 1900-1930 censuses in Elmira, NY. They had two children, Jennie and Philip. The family home was at 710 E. Market St., Elmira, Chemung, NY.
Family records state her name as Helen, but her obit states her name as Anna, and headstone uses Anna F. Some family records state married name as "Oppenheimer."
Anna would have been born in Poland-Russia as the family did not immigrate to the US until the 1890s. We have been unable to find Anna or her husband in the 1900-1930 censuses in Elmira, NY. They had two children, Jennie and Philip. The family home was at 710 E. Market St., Elmira, Chemung, NY.
Anna would have been born in Poland-Russia as the family did not immigrate to the US until the 1890s. We have been unable to find Anna or her husband in the 1900-1930 censuses in Elmira, NY. They had two children, Jennie and Philip. The family home was at 710 E. Market St., Elmira, Chemung, NY.
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