This pregnant Russian immigrant arrived in NYC on June 26, 1896, with her husband Abram Wittkin/Albert Witkin and his widowed mother. Proud mother of Minnie Ingraham, Zara Witkin, Bernard E. Witkin, and Alice V. Borden; doting grandmother of 8.
As of April 2020, her burial site is to be yet confirmed. I thought her urn might have been at the Chapel of the Chimes Crematorium in Oakland, Calif., with her late husband Albert's, who died in 1928.
As of April 2020, her burial site is to be yet confirmed. I thought her urn might have been at the Chapel of the Chimes Crematorium in Oakland, Calif., with her late husband Albert's, who died in 1928.
This pregnant Russian immigrant arrived in NYC on June 26, 1896, with her husband Abram Wittkin/Albert Witkin and his widowed mother. Proud mother of Minnie Ingraham, Zara Witkin, Bernard E. Witkin, and Alice V. Borden; doting grandmother of 8.
As of April 2020, her burial site is to be yet confirmed. I thought her urn might have been at the Chapel of the Chimes Crematorium in Oakland, Calif., with her late husband Albert's, who died in 1928.
As of April 2020, her burial site is to be yet confirmed. I thought her urn might have been at the Chapel of the Chimes Crematorium in Oakland, Calif., with her late husband Albert's, who died in 1928.
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