Notes for Sender:
On the gravestone of Sender's son Abram, it shows the name of Abram's father as Sender Hillel. Sender married (unknown).
They had the following children:
Notes for Abram:
Abram was known as Abe. He died 29 May 1929 in Sioux City, Iowa and was buried in Mt Carmel Cemetery. The Hebrew writing states;
Abba Eliazer Glick, son of Sendar Hillel. Died on the 19th day of the month of Iyar in the year 5689." The last letters stand for, " May his soul be bound up in the bonds of (eternal) life."
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View a piece of the ships manifest for Gleich/Glick. He is shown on the first line, with his wife "Maria". It states he was born in Lyuban, Russia, which is very close to Minsk. Under health it says good for both of them but the person reviewing the docs also wrote on his, "senility". Senility is also noted in his obituary notice.
The full document is here for better viewing, and a map of Lyuban, Russia is below.
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Above: They came on the White Star Line, and from reading the brochure it was indeed more luxurious than the Red Star Line that many of our other relatives came on. It had no steerage as did Red Star.
1925 Iowa State Census: confirmation for the name Abba. Book 191 lines 62 thru 66. Shows Celia Glick and family living at 1604 Villa Ave, Sioux City IA. The name shown for Celia's father is Abe Glick. All the children are listed and Celia's husband is shown as Ben Kaplan.
The Glicks were apparently taken care of by various family members as a search of the Sioux City directories shows the following addresses for them:
- 1910 census shows Abraham Glick, Mary and Celia Glick living with Barney, Mary, Anna, Freda, Herman, Gertrude, Myron, and young Herman living together.
- 1913 shows Abraham Glick and wife Mary living with Myer and Gertrude Shiloff at 814 W 8th street.
- 1914 shows Abraham Glick and wife Mary living with Celia and Ben Kaplan at 1216 W 19th Street.
- 1915 shows Abraham Glick living with still Celia and Ben Kaplan at 1216 W 19th Street and Mary is not shown. The absence of Mary tends to confirm the reading on her gravestone as 28 July 1914 being the date of death.
- 1916 shows Abraham Glick still living with Celia and Ben Kaplan at 1216 W 19th Street and again Mary is not shown.
- 1917 shows Abraham has moved back with Myer and Gertrude Shiloff at 1115 W 6th Street.
- 1925 Iowa State Census shows Abraham living with Esther and Abe Rudin.
Mason City directory listing from 1914. Shows the address of 1216 W 19thAbram married Miriam Daskovsky, daughter of Ovadiah Daskovsky and ?Unknown. It was noted on her headstone that Ovadiah was a Cohanim. Miriam was born in Russia, died on 28 July 1914 in Sioux City IA, and was buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Most legal documents refer to her as "Mary".
* Hebrew translation: Here lies the religious, perfect, honest women Ms Miriam daughter of Mr. Ovadiah the Cohen, Glick. Died Friday 5th day of the month Menachem Av 5675.
They had the following children:
Notes for Gittel (Gertrude):
* Hebrew translation; Gitel daughter of Rav Eliazer, died 1st of Nisan, 5720.
Death Certificate 114-60-07943, Died at home 714 17th Street Sioux City, Date 29 Mar 1960, date of birth shown as 1 Aug 1886. Cause of death, Coronary Thrombosis, other factors, diabetes mellitus, hypertensis heart disease. Burial 31 Mar 1960 Mount Carmel Cemetery Sioux City.
Gittel Glick arrived on the Friesland 11 November 1902 with the name Gittel Gleich. The documents stated she was from Swankowirzy, Lithuania and headed to see her Aunt - Dine Baron 422 7th St. Sioux City, IA. We can locate the Baron Family which were a well known family in Sioux City and perhaps back in Russia. At one point the Barons even lived with the Shiloff's. Her ships manifest is here.
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Found a 1902 listing for the Daskovsky family, and what do you know, they live at 422 7th St. Sioux City, IA. Waiting on documentation that shows an older Dina Baron who died in 1910 who's maiden name is Daskovsky and was married to a Baron. The document is really a coroners listing which states her fathers name is Edward Dachkowsky, and she was married to an S. Baron, and that she died of pneumonia and asthma on March 22, 1910.
Found a 1940 census from Sioux City where the Myer, Gertrude, and Marion are living with Ed and Daisy Baron who are noted as "lodgers". They are living at 511 25th St.
Gittel married Myer Shiloff, son of Chaim (Hyman) Shiloff and Dvoshe Rosen. Myer was born on 1 Feb 1882 in Kruska, Russia and died on 22 Aug 1967 in Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa, Sun Rise Manor at age 85.
His family genealogy is documented on the Myer page.
Notes for Celia:
Celia Glick was born 1 Jan 1889 in Russia and died in 1976 at age 86 in Omaha, Nebraska and is buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
1925 Iowa State Census book 191 lines 62 thru 66 shows Celia Glick and family living at 1604 Villa Ave, Sioux City. Celia's father is shown as Abe. The children are listed as Velya, Dave, Meyer and her husband is shown as Benjamin Kaplan. There is a Benjamin Kaplan age 25 on the ship Karlsruhe arriving Feb. 19, 1898 in New York.
Celia married Benjamin Kaplan June 13, 1910 in Iowa. Ben was killed in a robbery attempt in 1925. Here is an article about it.
Celia and Ben Kaplan had the following children:
Celia was later re-married. She married Nathan Lerman on April 14, 1935 in Sioux City, Iowa. They both died in the same year (1976) in Omaha, Nebraska and are both buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Nathan had children from a prior marriage; a daughter Pearl and two sons Frank and George. (The doc below states it was his 2nd marriage.) We found a headstone for a Fanny Lerman at Pleasant Hill Cemetery with the date of death as 1932.
This document of Celia and Nathan's marriage is important to us. If gave us the information we needed to continue with our genealogy as it denotes her mothers maiden name, which we never had. Full document here.
Celia Glick Kaplan Lerman and Nathan Lerman Headstone. * Hebrew translation; Tzirel bat reb Avraham Lazer, 19 Shevat 5736. His is; Neta ben reb David, 12 Iyar 5736.
Velya (William) Kaplan was born in 1911, and died in 1985 in Chicago, Illinois. Bill married Fay Laskin daughter of Nathan Laskin and Gettle (Gitta) Erhenberg. Fay was born in 1906, and died in 1972. Fay went by the nickname Fannie.
They had the following children:
Judith Kaplan married Ned B. Simon in 1958. The marriage ended in divorce.
They had the following children:
Beverly Jean Kaplan married Burton Davidson in 1961 in Chicago, Illinois, the marriage ended in divorce.
They had the following children:
David Kaplan was born October 23, 1913, and died in 1984 in Sioux City, IA. He married Ruth Kosberg on 2 May 1938. Ruth died in 1985. They are buried in Mount Carmel Cemetery in Iowa.
David Kaplan and Ruth Kosberg Marriage Licence. His father's name is denoted at Ben, and his mother's maiden is denoted as Glick.
David Kaplan's Obituary
Ruth Kosberg Kaplan's Obituary
David and Ruth Kaplan's HeadstoneThey had the following children:
Martin married Marilynn Adamich 28th of November 1971 in Pueblo, Colorado. Martin died 15 June 1997 in Denver, Colorado.
Martin Kaplan and Marilynn Adamich Marriage announcement
Martin Kaplan Obituary.Brenda Kaplan married Henry Benson Denney on 24 August 1980. Henry had a previous marriage, and perhaps so did Brenda.
Meyer (Mickey) Kaplan was born May, 1 1916, died in 2005 at age 89. Mickey married Libby Ruback in 1943 in Duval County, Florida. She was born on 4 July, 1919 and died 30 October, 2001 at the age of 82. They are both buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Omaha, Nebraska.
* Hebrew translation; Meir, Meyer Kaplan. Liba-Masha, Libby Kaplan.
Found another prior marriage for Mickey. He married Katherine "Cadie" Barton on 10 June 1937. Rabbi Miller performed the ceremony. The article mentions he was working at Tip Top Food Mart. Unfortunately, we don't know which wife was the mother of the kids at this point.
They had the following children:
Barbara Kaplan married Alan Jay Levin on 11 September, 1965 in Omaha. They moved to Chicago, and then to Highland Park, Illinois.
They had the following children:
Nancy Rose Levin married Steve Kirsch, 3 August 1996.
They had the following children:
Eric Benjamin Levin married Lauren Rachel Witt 28 July, 2007.
They had the following children:
* If you are looking for further Kaplan information Marilyn Dvorkin and Melissa Kaplan have been compiling it here and here.
Notes for Ester:
Ester Glick was born circa 1876 in Russia. She died Oct. 7 in 1935 in Los Angeles. Her funeral was at Malinow & Simons, which is now Malinow and Silverman Mortuary. She was buried at Home of Peace Cemetery in East Los Angeles. Her residence was noted as 717 Cummings St. Los Angeles. She married Abraham Rudin who was born in Russia about 1874.
* Ester Glick Rudin Headstone. Hebrew translation is; Ester bat reb Abba Eliezer, died Yom Kippur 5696
* Abraham Rudin Headstone. Hebrew translation; Avraham son of Shlomo, Died 17th of Adar 5706
Ester came to the USA on the ship Celtic, sailing from Liverpool and arriving at New York 16 April 1906. The Manifest shows her name spelled "Ester" and three children Avade age 5, Hirschal age 4, Maria age 2. Also their last place of residence shown is Antwerp. Their destination shown as Sioux City. Their tickets were paid for by their father who is shown as A. Rudin living at 612 Market St. Sioux City, Iowa. Ester/Esther is shown as not able to read or write.
* On the ship Celtic sailing fom Liverpool, England on 6 April 1906 arriving in New York on 16 April 1906 Hirschal's name is shown and his age as four. On the same manifest, Maria's name is shown and as age two, view it here. Found an immigration document for Minnie at age 11 in "Soo" City, and for Abe Rudin also living in "Soo City" which states his occupation as a Fish Peddler. Most other documents simply say he was a peddler.
Ester and Abraham had the following children:
1920 US census Kossuth County Iowa town of Titonka. Shown are Abraham Rudin age 46 born in Russia, Esther age 45 born in Russia son Edward age 20, son Harry age 18, daughter Minnie age 16 all born in Russia. It says they arrived in 1906 and are all naturalized citizens. On a California death index on 18 Feb. 1946 there is shown listed; Abraham Rudin age 77.
Edward (Avade) Rudin was born circa 1901 in Russia. He died January of 1969. He was cremated at Dolton, Illinois. His obituary states he was a retired railroad trainman, and active in many community and religious organizations. Edward married Florence Cecile Livingston of Sioux Falls, South Dakota October 15, 1924 in Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, South Dakota. She died 19 March 1984, and was cremated in Dolton, Illinois. Their marriage doc is here.
Notes for Edward: Petition for Naturalization signed 8 March 1921 shows place of birth as Zhitomer Russia, sailed from Antwerp Belgium, arrived Ellis Island 31 March 1907. There is some mention of an honorable discharge, so, maybe he had served in the USA military. Also he states he was born on 17 March 1899 in Zhitomer Russia. (On the ship Celtic sailing from Liverpool England on 6 April 1906 arriving in New York on 16 April 1906 Edward's name is shown as Avade age five, here is the manifest ).
The 1925 Iowa census shows Edward Rudin age 26 and Wife Florence age 25. Place of birth shown for Ed is Russia and Florence is Sioux Falls, Minnehaha South Dakota. Fathers names are; Abraham Rudin born in Russia and Felix Livingston age 54 born in Russia. Mothers shown are Esther Glick born in Russia and Augusta Bodenheimer age 51 born in Germany. Felix and Augusta were married in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. From the 1930 Federal Census living in the home are; Felix Livingston 59, Augusta Livingston 57, Edwin Livingston 31, Florence Rudin 30, Vellete (sic Willette as per her headstone and phone directory listings) Livingston 30, Edward Rudin 31, and Barbara Helen Rudin.
Edward and Florence had the following children:
My cousins who knew Ed made these comments:
Anita Shapiro said she went to a month long seminar for journalism students in the summer of 1958 in Evanston Illinois. Ed lived in Chicago, picked her up at the airport took her to a restaurant and got her settled at the university. He picked her up when she was ready to return home and took her to the airport. She says he was a very nice person and her mother said nice things about him.
Jean Slutsky said Ed was her favorite cousin. He came to see them in Sioux City from Chicago and brought treats. "He was kind and generous. He had the first air conditioned car I had ever seen."
Barbara Rudin married Robert Kaplan of Calumet City in Chicago, Illinois, January 28, 1949.
Found a photo of Barbara at Purdue University.
(Hirschal) Harry Yale Rudin, born circa 1902 in Russia and died in Mobile, AL on Feb. 2, 1952. Harry Rudin married Essie Hoffman in Tulsa, Oklahoma April 3, 1928. The marriage doc is here. We've found several documents and census reports with his occupation stated as a window trimmer or works in "displays". It would likely be called a window dresser now.
1930 Oklahoma census shows Harry as a Window Trimmer and Essie working in an oil office.
1933 Oklahoma directory listing for the Rudin's.
Harry and Essie's marriage document from Tulsa, Oklahoma.By the way, are you wondering how you're related to your distant cousins? There's a great chart at JGS of Cleveland explaining what your relationship to your common ancestor is. Check it out here.
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