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Laura Ashley Carder

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Father	Timothy Carder
Mother	Denise Phillips

Last Edited

9 Apr 2013

Child of Laura Ashley Carder and Matthew John Nespoli

Stella Grace Nespoli

Timothy Carder

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Last Edited

19 Mar 2013

Child of Timothy Carder and Denise Phillips

Laura Ashley Carder+

Denise Phillips

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Last Edited

9 Apr 2013

Child of Denise Phillips and Timothy Carder

Laura Ashley Carder+

Stella Grace Nespoli

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Father	Matthew John Nespoli
Mother	Laura Ashley Carder

Last Edited

25 Jul 2020

Rose Abrahams

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Father	Robert Abrahams b. 20 Apr 1873, d. 1 Apr 1962
Mother	Elizabeth Aarons b. 29 Mar 1872, d. 2 Dec 1926

Last Edited

18 Feb 2023

Birth*	Rose Abrahams was born on 24 March 1901 at 47 Vernon Street in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Death*	She died on 20 July 1988 in Medford, Middlesex County, MassachusettsG.2
Burial*	She was buried on 21 July 1988 in Sharon Memorial Park in Sharon, Norfolk County, MassachusettsG.3,4
	When the 1920 census was taken she was living with her parents at 193 Toownsend Street in Roxbury, Mass. and working as a stenographer at the State House. Ten years later she was still single and living with her widowed father in Allston, Mass. and working at the same job. In 1940 she was still single and living with her father, this time in the household of her brother-in-law Maurice Komins who married her sister Abbie. They were at 14 Alton Place in Brookline, Mass. and Rose worked as a clerk in the Civil service. When her fasther died in Apr 1962 at the age of 88 he was living with Rose at 20 Buckminister Road in Brookline and she was the informant on his death certificate. Rose never married.
	Her obituary appeared in the 21 July 1988 Boston Globe and read as follows: Entered into rest July 20, Rose ABRAMS, late of Chestnut Hill and Watertown, loving sister of the late Abbie A. KOMINS and Rachel A. ROSENBERG. Dear aunt of Stanley and Burton KOMINS, Laurence and Robert ROSENBERG. Interment Services at Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon on Thursday, July 21 at 11:45 a.m. Memorial Observance through Thursday evening at the home of Mr. Burton KOMINS in Chestnut Hill. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy in her memory may be donated to American Heart Association, 33 Fourth Avenue, Needham Heights, MA 02194. Arrangements by Stanetsky Memorial Chapels, Brookline.4

Abbie Abrahams

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Father	Robert Abrahams b. 20 Apr 1873, d. 1 Apr 1962
Mother	Elizabeth Aarons b. 29 Mar 1872, d. 2 Dec 1926

Last Edited

9 Mar 2023

Birth*	Abbie Abrahams was born on 10 June 1903 at 20 Ingleside Street in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	She married Maurice Kominsky, son of Samuel Kominsky and Sarah Radin, on 16 May 1926 in Boston.2
Death*	Abbie Abrahams died on 19 November 1973.
	When they were married in 1926 Maurice was a musician living at 183 Washington Street in Boston and Abbie was living at 4 Park Vale Avenue in Allston, Mass. They were living in that same Park Vale Avenue apartment in 1930 with her widowed father Robert and her two sisters. Maurice worked as a clerk in the chemical industry in that census entry, although when their son Burton was born in 1930 his occupation was again listed as musician. When their son Stanley was born in Oct 1934 they were living at 20 Colborne Road in Brighton and Maurice was still listed as a musician. By the time of the 1940 census the had changed their surname to Komins. They were then living at 14 Alton Place in Brookline, Mass. and Maurice worked in his own business involving chemicals. Abbie's father Robert and sister Rose were also living with them. This census also said that they had been living in Brighton, Mass. in April of 1935. On his Feb 1942 World War II draft registration card he used the name Morris Kominsky. They were still living on Alton Place in Brookline. Under employer's name and address it reads "Package Chemical - Molo Products Inc., 20 Cambridge St., Cambridge." He was described as being 5'9" tall weighing 160 pounds with brown eyes, black hair, and a dark complexion.

Children of Abbie Abrahams and Maurice Kominsky

Burton Louis Komins+ b. 1 Oct 1930, d. 23 Nov 1991 Stanley Paul Komins+ b. 1 Oct 1934, d. 18 Jan 2016

Rachael Gertrude Abrams

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Father	Robert Abrahams b. 20 Apr 1873, d. 1 Apr 1962
Mother	Elizabeth Aarons b. 29 Mar 1872, d. 2 Dec 1926

Last Edited

26 Feb 2023

Birth*	Rachael Gertrude Abrams was born on 6 May 1915 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	She married Samuel Joseph Rosenberg, son of Louis Rosenberg and Bessie Pearlman, on 8 May 1938 in Brookline, Norfolk County, MassachusettsG.2
Death*	Rachael Gertrude Abrams died of liver failure and breast cancer on 21 September 1980 at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston.3
Burial*	She was buried on 22 September 1980 in Sharon Memorial Park in Sharon, Norfolk County, MassachusettsG.3,4
	When they were married in May 1938 they were both living at 14 Alton Place in Brookline and Samuel worked as a salesman while Rachael was a stenographer. When the 1940 census was taken in April Robert and Gertrude were living at 1810 Commonwealth Avenue in Brighton, Mass. and he was employed as a salesman in a dry goods business. They both had high school educations. When he filled out his World War II draft registration card on 16 Oct 1940 he and Gertrude were living at the same address and he was working for Ferris and Robinson, Inc., in Boston. He was described as 5' 7" tall weighing 180 pounds with brown eyes and hair and a light complexion. In Aug 1944 when their son Robert was born Samuel was a boiler maker and they were living at 3 Carol Avenue in Boston. They were still there, in apartment 1, when the 1950 census was taken. Samuel worked as a salesman in a men's wear shop at that time. At the time of his death in Aug 1980 they were living at 32 Whites Avenue in Watertown, Mass. and Samuel worked as a clothing salesman. Rachael died the following month while at the same address. She had worked as a stenographer for the State government.
	Her obituary appeared in the 22 September 1980 Boston Globe and read as follows: ROSENBERG--On Sunday, September 21, Rachael Gertrude (also known as "Gert") (Abrams) of Watertown; beloved wife of the late Samuel J. "Lefty" Rosenberg; devoted mother of Laurence B. Rosenberg of Needham and Robert L. Rosenberg of Newport News, Virginia; loving grandmother of Jeffrey D. and Amy-Beth Rosenberg; sister of Rose Abrams of Watertown and the late Abby Komins. Services at Temple Israel, Longwood Ave. and Plymouth St., Boston, on Monday, September 22, at 1:30 p.m. The family will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence B. Rosenberg, 50 Booth St., Needham, through Thursday evening. In lieu ot flowers and fruit, remembrances in her memory may be made to the Samuel J. and Rachael G. Rosenberg Fund at Temple Israel, Boston. Arrangements by Levine Chapel, BROOKLINE.5

Children of Rachael Gertrude Abrams and Samuel Joseph Rosenberg

Laurence Bennett Rosenberg+ Robert Louis Rosenberg b. 17 Aug 1944, d. 8 Feb 2005

Samuel Jacob Hambro

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Father	Jacob Samuel Hambro b. 10 Jul 1875
Mother	Isabella Aarons b. 27 Mar 1877, d. 8 Mar 1936

Last Edited

3 Mar 2023

Birth*	Samuel Jacob Hambro was born on 30 June 1899 at 148 Quincy Street in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.
Marriage*	He married Evelyn Blume, daughter of Philip Blume and Anna Singer, on 8 June 1922 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Death-SSDI*	Samuel Jacob Hambro died on 29 October 1993, and according to the Social Security Death index his last place of residence was Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, FloridaG.2
Burial*	He was buried in Star of David Memorial Gardens in North Lauderdale, Broward County, FloridaG.3
	In the 1930 census of the Bronx Samuel and Evelyn and their son Murray were living as lodgers in the household of Philip and Anna Blume and their children. This is very likely Everlyn's parents, although no relationship is stated by the census. The birth places given for Everlyn's mother and father match the birth places of Philip and Anna (Poland and Russia). They were at 945 Hoe Avenue and was employed as an electrician. When he filled out his World War I draft registration card Samuel was living at home on 2 Crawford Place in Roxbury and working as a machinist with the Bethlehem Shipping Corp. in Boston. He was described as being of medium height and build with brown hair and brown eyes. When the 1940 census was taken Samuel and Evelyn and their two children were living at 3405 Putnam Place in the Bronx. Samuel worked as a motion picture operator in a theatre and it also stated that they were living in the same place in 1935.

Children of Samuel Jacob Hambro and Evelyn Blume

Murray Jay Hambro+ b. 18 Sep 1927, d. 23 Sep 2007 Marlene R. Hambro+

Maurice Louis Hambro

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Father	Jacob Samuel Hambro b. 10 Jul 1875
Mother	Isabella Aarons b. 27 Mar 1877, d. 8 Mar 1936

Last Edited

18 May 2024

Birth*	Maurice Louis Hambro was born on 21 August 1902 at 86 Dacia Street in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.
Marriage*	He married Mollie Neulinger on 31 August 1930 in Manhattan, New YorkG.1
Death-SSDI*	Maurice Louis Hambro died on 20 April 1986, and according to the Social Security Death index his last place of residence was Morrisville, Bucks County, PennsylvaniaG.2,3,4
Burial*	He was buried in King Solomon Memorial Park in Clifton, Passaic County, New JerseyG.5
	His obituary appeared in the 22 April 1986 Record of Hackensack, N.J. and read as follows: MAURICE L. HAMBRO, 83, of Morrisville, Pa., formerly of Teaneck, died yesterday. He was a movie projectionist and a member of Hope Independent Masonic Lodge 185, both in New York City. Surviving are a son, Jay of Morrisville; two brothers, Joseph of New York City and Samuel of Lauderhill, Fla; two sisters, Rose Holzer of Lauderhill and Estelle Klemm of Merrillville, Ind; two grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow at noon at the Gutterman-Musicant Funeral Home of Hackensack, with burial in King Solomon Cemetery, Clifton.6

Children of Maurice Louis Hambro and Mollie Neulinger

Jay Stuart Hambro+ Philip Maurice Hambro b. 4 Sep 1933, d. 20 Mar 1986

Estelle Emma Hambro

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Father	Jacob Samuel Hambro b. 10 Jul 1875
Mother	Isabella Aarons b. 27 Mar 1877, d. 8 Mar 1936

Last Edited

9 Mar 2023

Birth*	Estelle Emma Hambro was born on 10 May 1905 at 31 Woodcliff Street in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.
Marriage*	She married first Lloyd Berry.1
Marriage*	Estelle Emma Hambro married second Edward Raymond Klemm, son of Albert Klemboski and Martha (?).1
Death*	Estelle Emma Hambro died of heart failure on 7 June 1988 at the Southlake Campus of Methodist Hospital in Merrillville, Lake County, IndianaG.2
Burial*	She was buried on 10 June 1988 in Calumet Park Cemetery in Merrillville.2
	When Edward Klemm died in 1977 they were living at 4160 Monroe Street in Gary, Indiana. At the age of 76 he was presumably retired, but his occupation was listed as an electrician with the Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railroad. When Estelle died in 1988 her death certificate said she had been a bookkeeper for a building and mortgage company. She had two years of college education. The informant was listed as her daughter Eleanor Smith, living at the same address.
	Estelle was living at 708 West 66th Place in Merrillville when she died.

Child of Estelle Emma Hambro and Lloyd Berry

Elaine Ruth Berry

Joseph Hambro

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Father	Jacob Samuel Hambro b. 10 Jul 1875
Mother	Isabella Aarons b. 27 Mar 1877, d. 8 Mar 1936

Last Edited

12 Apr 2013

Birth*	Joseph Hambro was born on 22 July 1907 at 643 Warren Street in Roxbury, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.1
Marriage*	He married Rose Englander circa 1935 in New York, New YorkG.2,3
Death*	Joseph Hambro died on 14 September 2004 in Corvallis, Benton County, OregonG.4
	His obituary appeared in the 17 September 2004 Corvallis Gazette-Times and read as follows: Joseph Hambro. |uly 22, 1907 - Sept. 14, 2004. Joseph Hambro was born in Natick, Mass., the youngest of five children. He moved to New York City as a young man. He met his wife, Rose, in New York. They were married for 53 years before she passed away. He worked as a movie projectionist and operated a radio and television repair shop in his later years. He was active in community theater and loved to sing and tell jokes. He always had a bright outlook on life and could make a joke even in the worst situations. He had resided at Samaritan Heart of the Valley Care Center for the past six years. Two years ago he won a contest called "A Resident's Dream." His dream was to sing on television, which he did on KOIN, News Channel 6, in Portland. He is survived by his daughter, Regina Berman of Corvallis; grandsons, Steven Rothstein of Corvallis, David Rothstein of New York, and their wives; great-granddaughters, Krystina and Alexandria; and his nieces and nephews. He will be greatly missed by his family and many friends. The family will observe the Jewish grieving ritual, Shiva, following his burial in New York. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to Benton Hospice Service, Samaritan Heart of the Valley Care Center or Grace Adult Day Care Center in care of DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home, 815 N.W. Buchanan Ave., Corvallis, OR 97330.5

Child of Joseph Hambro and Rose Englander

Regina Freeman Hambro+ b. 14 Aug 1939, d. 16 Dec 2017

Rose Rae Hambro

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Father	Jacob Samuel Hambro b. 10 Jul 1875
Mother	Isabella Aarons b. 27 Mar 1877, d. 8 Mar 1936

Last Edited

9 Mar 2023

Marriage*	Rose Rae Hambro may have married Julius Holzer.1
Birth*	Rose Rae Hambro was born on 3 May 1901 in New York, New YorkG.2,3
Marriage*	She married Alexander Shapiro, son of Isaac Shapiro and Celia Pardros, on 31 December 1923 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG. She was listed as Divorced in the 1940 census.4
Death-SSDI*	Rose Rae Hambro died on 31 December 1994, and according to the Social Security Death index her last place of residence was Broward County, FloridaG.5,6
	When they were married in Dec 1923 Alexander was a salesman living at 50 Allston Street in Boston and Rose was a bookkeeper living at 1193 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. When their son Bertram was born in Mar 1925 they were living at 50 Brighton Avenue in Boston and Al worked as a real estate dealer. Rose's tentative marriage to Julius Holzer comes from a tree on a website that could have made a mistake. In the 1940 census of Woodside, Queens, N.Y., Rose Hambro is a divorced woman living with her 15-year-old son Bertram Shapiro. Living with them as a lodgder is 53-year-old Julius Holzer. Going back to earlier censuses we find a Julius Holzer and wife Rose with the children assigned to Julius and our Rose by the family tree website that assumes they were married. But the rose married to Julius in the earlier censuses would have been born around 1890 according to her age in those censuses, and they were a couple as recently as 1930 when Rose would have had a 5-year-old Shapiro child. But it IS possible that they married after the 1940 census was taken, given that they were living in the same house in that year.

Child of Rose Rae Hambro and Alexander Shapiro

Bertram Raymond Shapiro

Beatrice Fraeman

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Father	Julius Fraeman b. 12 Jun 1880, d. 26 Jun 1948
Mother	Martha Aarons b. 20 Sep 1880, d. 12 May 1944

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21 Feb 2023

Birth*	Beatrice Fraeman was born on 1 July 1905 in New YorkG.1
Marriage*	She married Saul Siegelbaum on 19 November 1924 in Bronx, New YorkG.2
Death-SSDI*	Beatrice Fraeman died in November 1982, and according to the Social Security Death index her last place of residence was Bronx, New YorkG.3
	Beatrice first appears as a married woman in the 1925 N.Y. State census, living with her husband and her parents at 1029 Bryant Avenue in the Bronx. Sol worked as a chauffeur at the time. Five years later they were still with her parents, this time at 1275 Grant Avenue in the Bronx. Saul's occupation is illegible. In the 1940 census the Siegelbaums now have an 8-year-old daughter Faith and they are living with Beatrice's parents in an apartment house at 1299 Grand Boulevard and Concourse in the Bronx. Sol/Saul is now Simon and worked as a coal truck driver. He had an eighth grade education while Beatrice had two years of high school. When it asked where they were living in April 1935 it said they were in the Bronx, but not in the same house. When Simon filled out his World War II draft card in Feb 1942 they were living at 150 Clarke Place in the Bronx and he worked for Premium Coal Co. in East River, N.Y. He was described as being 5'9" tall weighing 200 pounds with blue eyes, brown hair and a light complexion. The 1950 census found the three of them living at 108 Marcy Place in the Bronx. Simon didn't have an occupation listed but it did say he was employed in an "Other" category. Beatrice worked as a salesperson in a retail department store. Faith is the only child with them in the 1940 and 1950 censuses so if they had others they likely were born and died between the censuses.

Child of Beatrice Fraeman and Saul Siegelbaum

Faith Marlene Siegelbaum b. 31 Oct 1931, d. 13 May 1984

Edward C. Fraeman

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Father	Julius Fraeman b. 12 Jun 1880, d. 26 Jun 1948
Mother	Martha Aarons b. 20 Sep 1880, d. 12 May 1944

Last Edited

24 Apr 2021

Birth*	Edward C. Fraeman was born circa April 1910 in New YorkG. His age in the 1910 census, taken on April 26th, was said to be 0/12, so he must have been less than a month old at the time.
Death*	He died on 10 December 1910 in Manhattan, New YorkG.1

Dorothy Ruth Fraeman

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Father	Julius Fraeman b. 12 Jun 1880, d. 26 Jun 1948
Mother	Martha Aarons b. 20 Sep 1880, d. 12 May 1944

Last Edited

21 Feb 2023

Marriage*	Dorothy Ruth Fraeman married Alexander H. Steinberg.
Birth*	Dorothy Ruth Fraeman was born on 13 October 1916 in Bronx, New YorkG.1
Death*	She died on 6 July 2006.1
	The 1940 census found this family at 23 Marcy Place in the Bronx. Alexander worked as a dress salesman for a dress factory. It stated that they were both living in the same place in the Bronx in 1935. She is Dorothy Steinberg as an informant on her father's 1948 death certificate. In the 1950 census they were living at 201 Marcy Place in the Bronx and Alex worked as a manager in a women's sportswear factory while she was a hat check girl at a hotel.

Children of Dorothy Ruth Fraeman and Alexander H. Steinberg

Steven Steinberg Guy Barry Steinberg Marc S. Steinberg

Saul Siegelbaum

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Last Edited

21 Feb 2023

Birth*	Saul Siegelbaum was born on 14 September 1904 in New York, New YorkG.1
Marriage*	He married Beatrice Fraeman, daughter of Julius Fraeman and Martha Aarons, on 19 November 1924 in Bronx, New YorkG.2

Child of Saul Siegelbaum and Beatrice Fraeman

Faith Marlene Siegelbaum b. 31 Oct 1931, d. 13 May 1984

Faith Marlene Siegelbaum

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Father	Saul Siegelbaum b. 14 Sep 1904
Mother	Beatrice Fraeman b. 1 Jul 1905, d. Nov 1982

Last Edited

21 Feb 2023

Birth*	Faith Marlene Siegelbaum was born on 31 October 1931 in New YorkG.1
Marriage License*	She and Fred Pascoo, son of Alex Pascoo and Janette Pasculesca, obtained a marriage license in 1956 in Bronx, New YorkG.2
Death*	Faith Marlene Siegelbaum died on 13 May 1984.3
Burial*	She was buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery in Fairview, Bergen County, New JerseyG.4
	When Fred filled out his World War II draft registration form in Feb he was living with his mother at 1039 Ward Avenue in the Bronx and working for the War Shipping Administration in New York City. He was described as being 5'6" tall weighing 145 pounds with brown hair and eyes and a light complexion, wearing glasses. Her surname was still Pascoo on her gravestone so she apparently didn't remarry in the 19 years between her husband's death and her own. It is unknown as to whether they had any children.

Evelyn Blume

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Father	Philip Blume b. c 1878
Mother	Anna Singer b. c 1884

Last Edited

3 Mar 2023

Birth*	Evelyn Blume was born in 1902 in New York, New YorkG.1
Marriage*	She married Samuel Jacob Hambro, son of Jacob Samuel Hambro and Isabella Aarons, on 8 June 1922 in Boston, Suffolk County, MassachusettsG.2
Death*	Evelyn Blume died on 8 July 1961 in New YorkG.3
	While she was born in New York City and lived there for the first eight years of her life, her family moved to Indianapolis, Indiana around 1909 or 1910, as they were enumerated there in the census in April, living at 769 West Michigan Street. Her youngest sibling was six months old and had been born in New York, so the move must have been recent. She had another sibling born there around 1910, then three years later a sibling born in New York so they probably went back to the city for a time. Around 1915 though, she had another sibling born in Massachusetts, which is where they were living, on Woodcliff Street in Boston, when the 1920 census was taken.

Children of Evelyn Blume and Samuel Jacob Hambro

Murray Jay Hambro+ b. 18 Sep 1927, d. 23 Sep 2007 Marlene R. Hambro+

Mollie Neulinger

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Last Edited

18 May 2024

Birth*	Mollie Neulinger was born on 1 November 1910.1
Marriage*	She married Maurice Louis Hambro, son of Jacob Samuel Hambro and Isabella Aarons, on 31 August 1930 in Manhattan, New YorkG.2
Death-SSDI*	Mollie Neulinger died on 16 June 1983, and according to the Social Security Death index her last place of residence was Morrisville, Bucks County, PennsylvaniaG.3,4,1
Burial*	She was buried in King Solomon Memorial Park in Clifton, Passaic County, New JerseyG.5
	Her obituary appeared in the 17 June 1983 Record of Hackensack, N.J. and read as follows: MOLLIE NEULINGER HAMBRO, 72, of Levittown, Pa., died Thursday. Formerly of New York City, she had moved to Pennsylvania seven years ago. She was a secretary for the Veterans Administration in New York City during World War II. Surviving are her husband, Maurice; two sons, Jay of Morrisville, Pa., and Philip of Teaneck; a sister, Dorothy Polskin of Long Beach, N.Y; two grandsons, and a great-grandson. Services were scheduled for noon today at the Gutterman-Musicant Funeral Home, Hackensack, with burial to be in King Solomon Cemetery, Clifton. A mourning period will be observed at the Hambro residence in Teaneck. Donations to the Palliative Care Service of the Fox Chase Cancer Center, Central and Shelmire avenues, Philadelphia, Pa. 19111, would be appreciated.6

Children of Mollie Neulinger and Maurice Louis Hambro

Jay Stuart Hambro+ Philip Maurice Hambro b. 4 Sep 1933, d. 20 Mar 1986

Jay Stuart Hambro

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Father	Maurice Louis Hambro b. 21 Aug 1902, d. 20 Apr 1986
Mother	Mollie Neulinger b. 1 Nov 1910, d. 16 Jun 1983

Last Edited

10 Mar 2023

Child of Jay Stuart Hambro and Doris F. Kempner

Glen Kempner Hambro

Doris F. Kempner

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Father	Joshua William Kempner b. 15 Oct 1893
Mother	Jeannette Berkowitz b. 12 Oct 1894

Last Edited

10 Mar 2023

Child of Doris F. Kempner and Jay Stuart Hambro

Glen Kempner Hambro

Philip Maurice Hambro

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Father	Maurice Louis Hambro b. 21 Aug 1902, d. 20 Apr 1986
Mother	Mollie Neulinger b. 1 Nov 1910, d. 16 Jun 1983

Last Edited

23 Mar 2013

Birth*	Philip Maurice Hambro was born on 4 September 1933 in New York, New YorkG.1
Death*	He died on 20 March 1986.1

Rose Englander

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Last Edited

12 Apr 2013

Birth*	Rose Englander was born on 13 October 1913 in New York, New YorkG.1,2
Marriage*	She married Joseph Hambro, son of Jacob Samuel Hambro and Isabella Aarons, circa 1935 in New York, New YorkG.3,2
Death-SSDI*	Rose Englander died on 21 August 1988, and according to the Social Security Death index her last place of residence was Woodside, Queens, New YorkG.4,1

Child of Rose Englander and Joseph Hambro

Regina Freeman Hambro+ b. 14 Aug 1939, d. 16 Dec 2017

Regina Freeman Hambro

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Father	Joseph Hambro b. 22 Jul 1907, d. 14 Sep 2004
Mother	Rose Englander b. 13 Oct 1913, d. 21 Aug 1988

Last Edited

8 Aug 2020

Birth*	Regina Freeman Hambro was born on 14 August 1939 in New York, New YorkG.1
Marriage*	She married Joel Leslie Rothstein in New YorkG.1
Marriage*	Regina Freeman Hambro married Herbert Berman.
Death*	Regina Freeman Hambro died on 16 December 2017 She was living in Corvallis, Oregon at the time..
	When her father died in Sep 2004 she was living in Corvallis, Oregon as Regina Berman. In 2013 she and her husband Herbie were both artists living in Corvallis.

Children of Regina Freeman Hambro and Joel Leslie Rothstein

Steven Mathew Rothstein+ David Lewis Rothstein+

Joel Leslie Rothstein

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Last Edited

12 Apr 2013

Birth*	Joel Leslie Rothstein was born circa 1935 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New YorkG.1,2
Marriage*	He married Regina Freeman Hambro, daughter of Joseph Hambro and Rose Englander, in New YorkG.2
Death*	Joel Leslie Rothstein died on 25 June 2006 in Corvallis, Benton County, OregonG. He was living in Philomath, Oregon at the time.3

Children of Joel Leslie Rothstein and Regina Freeman Hambro

Steven Mathew Rothstein+ David Lewis Rothstein+

Herbert Berman

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Last Edited

18 Aug 2014

Birth*	Herbert Berman was born on 24 March 1927 in New York, New YorkG.1
Marriage*	He married Regina Freeman Hambro, daughter of Joseph Hambro and Rose Englander.
Death*	Herbert Berman died on 17 August 2014.
	His obituary appeared in the an unknown date DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home, Corvallis, OR Obituary for Herbert Berman Herbert Berman March 24, 1927 -Aug. 17, 2014 Herbert Berman was born in Brooklyn, New York, the oldest child of Sam and Fannie Berman. He is survived by his wife, Regina Berman; children, Stephen Berman, Leigh Berman, Glenn Berman, Corrie Berman and Bonnie Berman, and their spouses and children; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and sisters Anita Berman and Shirley Aigen, and their spouses and children. Herbert was a World War II U.S. Navy veteran. He was a master electrician in New York, and his first love was art. He started in abstract painting and fell in love with the Old Masters. He was an artist in residence at the Salmangundi Club in New York. In 1996, he moved to Corvallis. Here he enjoyed his art, Oregon and his retirement. His work has appeared at Pegasus Gallery, and he was the artist in residence at the former Forrest-Temple Galleries. His work can be seen at some restaurants in town, and also at Pegasus Gallery and Broderick Gallery in Longview, Washington. His life was art, and he made the world a more beautiful place in which to live. To honor his memory, art supplies or financial support can be donated to the schools in Linn and Benton counties to keep the love of art going, and his memory alive. Special thanks to the Transitions Program at Benton Hospice Service, Visiting Angels and Samaritan Home Health Services. and read as follows.
	A Lifelong Student of Art. -- CORVALLIS — Since 1963, Herbert Berman has painted nearly every single day. Portraits, still lifes, landscapes, street scenes — the people and places of his life are recorded in bold oils. A native New Yorker, Berman has studied drawing and painting at The National Academy and the Art Students’ League in New York City, where he is a life member. Now in his early 80s, he got his start studying abstract painting at the Brooklyn Museum Art School. “I had a good time there, but really didn’t know what I was doing, so I went into Realism,” he recalled. Before attending the Art Students’ League, Berman studied privately with “American Rembrandt” David Leffel. He later found out that the $10 lessons he took from Leffel made a big difference to the struggling artist in the ’60s. “He was broke. At the time it never dawned on me,” Berman said. Berman didn’t quite fit the “starving” artist stereotype of his peers. A career union electrician, Berman studied art in the evenings. He often finished up his workday around 3:30 p.m. and then dedicated himself to his art from 5 p.m. until late. It was a grueling schedule. “That’s the way I worked for many years,” he said. At the League, Berman studied with other notables such as Daniel Greene, Ted Seth Jacobs and Gregg Kreutz, often sharing space in the famed Studio 7. “At the League it was wonderful,” Berman said. “Absolutely wonderful, like a different world. There are so many others I studied with. I was so fortunate. I learned so much over the years.” “I was fairly successful there,” Berman said of the New York arts scene. “I used to go to the Greenwich Village semi-annual outdoor art show where hundreds of thousands of people go by.” Berman’s paintings ended up in collections in the U.S., Europe, Asia and South America. He is even a former artist-in-residence at the prestigious Salmagundi Club Center for American Art. When Berman retired in 1992, he decided to leave the big city living behind and move to Corvallis. “Going to my studio was very hectic,” Berman recalled. At times it could take several hours for him to commute from his home in Brooklyn to his studio in Manhattan. “I love it here,” Berman said of Corvallis. “You know, it’s strange, when I lived in New York I used to average one headache a week.” Berman and his wife, Regina, an artist in her own right, have a home and art studio on Butterfield Place. His children, four sons and a daughter, still live back East. She has one son still living in New York and one in Oregon. Berman also teaches private painting lessons at his home studio. “Most people, when they start, they don’t realize that you really have to get into it; have a critical eye,” Berman said. “In portraiture, there is no lines. Only less light or more light.” While small-town life may have cleared Berman’s head, it has presented a few other challenges. “My style is not what they are used to (out here),” Berman said. “Some of my work isn’t exactly what you call ‘pretty.’” Berman’s candid portraits, including many of local residents, were first displayed at Pegasus Gallery in Corvallis. Berman has been represented by the former George Broderick Gallery in Lake Oswego and Forrest Temple Gallery in Corvallis, where he was the resident artist for six years. Since those two galleries have closed down, his work has found a home at Opus6ix Gallery in Eugene and Art Talks in Westport, Wash. “Since the recession had put most of the art galleries I was affiliated with out of business, I decided to make a portfolio of my work to send to selected galleries around the country,” Berman said. Last year, Berman hired Don Ferguson at Shadowsmith Photographers to create photo reproductions of his paintings. He then took the portfolio to Nicholas Olson and Vy Hang at SP&B Reprographics to make duplicate copies for distribution. When he went to pick up the duplicates Berman got quite the surprise. Olson had created a striking art book made from 73 of Berman’s paintings. Copies of that book are available for sale at Grass Roots Books & Music and Pegasus Gallery in Corvallis. The surprise didn’t end there. Berman’s union (Local Union No. 3 IBEW) holds an annual art show in New York that Berman has participated in over the years. “I got a call from them,” he said. “This year, they decided to give a copy of the book to every artist in the show.” That’s more than 100 copies. One of Berman’s latest projects is painting street scenes in Corvallis. After years of painting New York street scenes, “I want to become a Corvallis painter,” he said.2
	Herbie has an art blog at http://herb32427.wordpress.com, a flickr site at http://www.flickr.com/photos/herbertberman and a website at http://www.herbertberman.com.

Steven Mathew Rothstein

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Father	Joel Leslie Rothstein b. c 1935, d. 25 Jun 2006
Adoptive mother	Regina Freeman Hambro b. 14 Aug 1939, d. 16 Dec 2017

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11 Apr 2013

Children of Steven Mathew Rothstein and Liesl (?)

Cian Rothstein Jovian Rothstein

David Lewis Rothstein

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Father	Joel Leslie Rothstein b. c 1935, d. 25 Jun 2006
Adoptive mother	Regina Freeman Hambro b. 14 Aug 1939, d. 16 Dec 2017

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11 Apr 2013

Children of David Lewis Rothstein and Catherine (?)

Krystina May Rothstein Alexandria Rose Rothstein

Lloyd Berry

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24 Mar 2013

Birth*	Lloyd Berry was born circa 1906.1
Marriage*	He married first Estelle Emma Hambro, daughter of Jacob Samuel Hambro and Isabella Aarons.2

Child of Lloyd Berry and Estelle Emma Hambro

Elaine Ruth Berry

Edward Raymond Klemm

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Father	Albert Klemboski
Mother	Martha (?)

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9 Mar 2023

Birth*	Edward Raymond Klemm was born on 13 December 1900 in IllinoisG.1
Marriage*	He married second Estelle Emma Hambro, daughter of Jacob Samuel Hambro and Isabella Aarons.2
Death*	Edward Raymond Klemm died of anemia secondary to a possible occult malignancy on 24 February 1977 at Broadway Methodist Hospital in Merrillville, Lake County, IndianaG.3
Burial*	He was buried on 28 February 1977 in Calumet Park Cemetery in Merrillville, Lake County, IndianaG.1