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Taken in the early 1900's by my guess.
(I don't think that's a cigarette in his left hand.)
(I don't think that's a cigarette in his left hand.)
Abe Vigoda, actor
A photo of Abe Vigoda, best known as "Fish" in the tv series "Barney Miller" and Sal Tessio in the move "The Godfather."
Abraham Charles "Abe" Vigoda was born in New York to Samuel and Lena (Moses) Vigoda who were Jewish immigrants from Russia. His professional acting career began in 1947 on Broadway.
He was married to Beatrice Schy and they had one daughter.
Abraham Charles "Abe" Vigoda was born in New York to Samuel and Lena (Moses) Vigoda who were Jewish immigrants from Russia. His professional acting career began in 1947 on Broadway.
He was married to Beatrice Schy and they had one daughter.
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Dr. Thomas Jefferson Pitchford & sons, NC
Dr. Thomas Jefferson Pitchford & six sons: Thomas served in the NC State Senate. These sons were in the Confederate Army. Samuel enlisted but was sent home because of his age. 1 son was killed in the Battle of 7 Pines, another was shot in one of the last battles, dying on the way home.
People in photo include: Samuel Waite Pitchford
People in photo include: Samuel Waite Pitchford
Alida Baruch 1942
Alida Baruch was deported with her parents to Auschwitz on July 16,1942 at age 5 months.
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Jacqueline Joan Leral
A photo of Jacqueline Joan Leral (aka Leralsky)
People in photo include: Jacqueline Joan Leral
People in photo include: Jacqueline Joan Leral
Louise Allen Bauer
A photo of Louise Allen Bauer. She did a lot of Broadway productions from a very early age and she loved large hats.
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Magnus Ferdinand Riedell family
Magnus Ferdinand Riedell, wife (Catherina Naugard) and children. All Danish
People in photo include: Magnus Ferdinand Riedell and Catherina (Naugard) Riedell
People in photo include: Magnus Ferdinand Riedell and Catherina (Naugard) Riedell
Katherine (Matko) Nicolaus, 1936 PA
Katherine Frances (Matko) Nicolaus on her wedding day, June 6, 1936. Taken in Monessen, Pennsylvania, where she was married to Jacob G. Nicolaus Jr. She had three children whose names were David, James, and Catherine Nicolaus.
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George Engel and Lea Penman. 1912
Cousins George Engel and Lea Penman at 1236 Acoma Street, Denver, Colorado in 1912. After attending Denver University, Lea would later embark on a stage and screen career with her greatest achievement being cast as Dolly Tate in the 1946 Broadway Musical production of "Annie Get Your Gun", which opened at the Imperial Theatre in New York City on May 16, 1946 and ran for 1,147 performances and was the third longest running musical of the 1940s.
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Kathryn (Low) & John Donaldson,, IL 1907
The marriage of Kathryn M. Low and John Donaldson in Breese Illinois in 1907
People in photo include: Kathryn M. (Low) Donaldson and John Donaldson
People in photo include: Kathryn M. (Low) Donaldson and John Donaldson
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