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Houghton Keweenaw Genealogical Society

In the spring of 2002 our Society decided to take a look at indexing a small local cemetery as a learning experience for our members. Through process of elimination, we chose a small abandoned Jewish Cemetery just west of Calumet, MI.

On a rainy June evening, the Society met at the cemetery. It was evident that the years had been hard on this small cemetery. There are few stones left and there is doubt as to how many stones there were originally. The stones which were there and readable are as follows:

Harold Warshawsky (partial/broken) Earl Arne

July 24, 1902 Sept 5, 1905 Sept. 18, 1904

Nov 15, 1902 Feb. 1, 1905

Sophia Fink Abraham Rosenbaum An enclosed area with no

Dec. 31, 1901 1915-1918 information but four distinct

Dec 9, 1905 areas of burial

We had heard several rumors about the cemetery from various sources, such as:

All buried there were children and they died during a epidemic, which turned out to be untrue.

Four sailors from a ship wreck were buried there, which turned out to be untrue (see the information on the Altman family).

That it was called the Lake View Jewish Cemetery which looks as if it could be true since it borders on the town site of Lake View.

Many stones had been stolen, which we were unable to verify.

With the information from the stones and the rumors we trudged off to the Archives at Michigan Tech to see what we could confirm.

In scanning through information on Temple Jacob, which was built in 1913, we found the "Articles of Incorporation for the Hebrew Cemetery Association of Calumet." This group was incorporated the 9th of October 1900 with President Moritz Gittler, VP Wolf Miller and Benjamin Arne as Treasurer. The Board of Directors consisted of David Horwitz (Horowitz), Mose Simon, Sam Grossman, Leo Gartner, Nathan Ruttenberg and Joseph Warsawsky. Stockholders were Nathan Ruttenberg, L.P. Levine, J. Warshawsky, Nathan Wax, Jacob Gartner, I. Sienburg, Nathan Laurie, M. Gittler, Lewis Wolfsky, Israel Bielosiozky, Leo Gartner, A.P. Oshinsky, I Greenberg, Wolf Miller, Simon Fisher, A. Abrahams, D. Horowitz, I Epstein, Louis Arne, Saul Rosenbaum, Herman Ginzberg, H. Antman, Benjamin Arne, Herman Stark and S. Grossman. This association was formed shortly after Max Gittler purchased three acres of land which adjoined the "town site" of Lake View. This is possibly why many refer to it as the Jewish Lake View Cemetery. Within a year, the cemetery was having trouble with vandelism

As far as we can determine, this cemetery was used for approximately twelve years. The more prominant people of the Jewish community, such as Jacob Gartner and Benjamin Ruttenberg, were not buried there although they died within the time frame it was in use. Since information on the tombstones was scarce, we proceeded to research the members of the association and their families. The following are the results.

A * following the surname indicates a member of the association.

[1] - Houghton Death records

[2] - Houghton Birth records

[3] - Houghton Marriage records

[4] - "A Night to Remember" from Shipwrecks of the Keweenaw by Mac Frimodig

[5] - "Keweenaw Shipwrecks" by Frederick Stonehouse

Arne*, Benjamin (Arne & Ruttenberg, Bazaar, 404-406 5th St.), beds Louis Arne 205 8th St Calumet-1895 Polk

Benjamin (Arne & Ruttenberg) res 713 Portland, Calumet -1903 Polk

Benjamin (Arne & Ruttenberg) rms 406 Sixth St, Calumet - 1898 Polk

By 1910 Ben had moved to Hancock -1910 Polk

Benjamin b. Mar 1873, Russia, imm 1892 -1900 Census

Benjamin, 45, imm 1893, na 1900, Yiddish, Prop of Dept Store, Center St. -1920 Census

Fannie, 39, imm 1887, na. -1920 Census

Cecile, dau, 18, MI-1920 Census

Cecila,b 6 Aug 1901, F. Benjamin, M. Fannie, F. b. Russia, M. b. Austria, [2]

Preston, son, 12, MI -1920 Census

Preston Samuel, b 28 Mar 1907, F. Benjamin, M. Fannie Steier [2]

Hilberg, Mary, servant, 50 -1920 Census

Earl Arne, d 1 Feb 1905, female, 3 month, Calumet Twp, Gastro Enteritus, F. Benjamin, M. Fannie Stein, Res Calumet. [1]

Stone at Cemetery-b Sept 18 1904, d Feb 1 1905

Earl, b 1 Nov 1904, F. Benjamin, M. Fannie, f. b. Russia, m. B.Austria, Father Merchant [2]

Benjamin Arne suffered a major loss in the Hancock Fire of 1923 - see that handout for details

Arne*, Louis, mngr Blumenthal & Ruttenberg, bds Israil Epstein, Hancock - 1898 Polk. He moved to Milwaukee before 1930, probably closer to 1920.

Louis, Arne & [Oscar] Ruttenberg,Prop.Savings Bank Store 402-406 5th St, Calumet -1910 Polk

Louis of The Savings Bank Store - 817 Scott, Calumet -1903 Polk

Louis, b Feb 1867, m 4 y, Russia, imm 1891 -1900 Census

Celia (Ruttenberg) wf, Sep1871, m 4 y, 3 child, 3 living, Russia, imm 1891 -1900 Census

Sarah, May 1897 in MI -1900 Census

Phillip, Sep 1898 in MI -1900 Census

Phillip, b 5 Sep 1898, F. Louis, M. Celia, pts b Germany, Calumet [2]

Mosia, Sep 1899 in MI -1900 Census

Moses, b 10 Sept 1899, F. Louis, M. Celcia, pts b Germany, Calumet [2] Louis, 43, m 14y, Russian Yiddish, 1888, na, -1910 Census

Cecelia, 38, 5 child, 5 liv. Russian Yiddish, 1892 -1910 Census

Sarah, dau, 13, MI -1910 Census

Phillip, son, 12, MI -1910 Census

Charles, son, 10, MI -1910 Census

Lillian, dau, 8, MI -1910 Census

Lillian, b 11 May 1902, F. Louis, M. Celia Ruttenberg, pts b Lithuwania [2]

Rose, dau, 6, MI -1910 Census

Rosalie, b 24 Jun 1904, F. Louis, M. Celia, pts b Germany [2]

Louis, 51, imm 1888, na 1893, Russian, Jewish -1920 Census

Celia, 47, wf, imm 1892, na 1893 -1920 Census

Sarah, dau, 22, MI -1920 Census

Phillip, son, 21, MI -1920 Census

Charles, son, 19, MI -1920 Census

Lillian, dau, 17, MI -1920 Census

Rosalind, dau, 15, MI -1920 Census

Abraham*, A.

A. Grocer, ne cor LL Ave & Franklin, res same - 1901 Laurium

Of Laurium - Calumet New May 1901 - A. Abraham conducted services for the grandmother and two daughters of the Altman family and the remains were laid to rest in the Jewish cemetery

Altman - (excursion boat from Duluth swamped and whole family drowned - fish peddler in Laurium - this was a note attached to Articles of Incorporation for Jewish cemetery). It is this family which is buried in the Jewish cemetery which started the roomer that four sailors were buried their.

May 10, 1901 - Bon Voyage, wooden packet steamer - fire Southwest Upper Entry - Bound from Duluth to Portage Lake. One source states 17 passengers and 20 crew and one states crew of 26 and 5 passengers. Drowned: Mrs. Leah Sharpe age 58, mother of Ada Altman; Ada Altman (her funeral May 16, 1901 due to fact she was not found right away); Bessie Altman age 15, daughter (reported drowned but she survived) Annie Altman age 12, daughter; Mary Altman age 7 (reported rescued but she did drown).

B. Altman had arrived from Duluth three weeks before the accident and rented rooms near the Sharpe family and started peddling fish. When Mr. Altman felt that he would do well, he sent for his family to join him and they responded that they would leave on Thursday, May 9 at 8 o'clock.

The fire started around a smoke stack of the Bon Voyage under the command of Captain Foley. Due to lack of training and practice the crew was unprepared for the emergency. But the Altman family perished mainly because they were aft while the crew, life boats and jackets were forward. The account by Bessie Altman later stated that the upper part of the boat was on fire so they had to go down and they wound up in the dining room. A cook agreed to help and rushed out. One of the rumors we heard stated that the "Jews were locked below on purpose". Whether he locked the door on purpose or it locked when it slammed will never be known. The family was trapped in the kitchen until they discovered a trap door in the ceiling. They used it as an escape route. On deck the flames prevented them from getting to the area of the boat where the crew was. In an attempt to get to the crew they had to walk on a foot wide plank on the outside of the ship. The grandmother and three girls made it safely onto the plank while Ada did not. Bessie saw her grandmother and younger sister fall into the water and they were immediately lost from view. When she released the hand of the youngest sister so she could step around a pillar, Mary also fell. The shock caused Bessie to also fall but she was later rescued. The father, Bar Altman, filed a suit against the White Line Transportation Company. The results of the suit are not known. A check at the records of the United States Circuit Court for the Northern Division of the Western District of Michigan may answer this question. [4 & 5]

Sharp, Lizzie,10 May 1901, wd, 58, drown, b Russia, F. Jay Ranowitz, M. Brona Ranowitz [1]

Altman, Mary,10 May 1901, 6y, 5m, 14d, drown, b Russia (I do not think that this is correct since they lived in Duluth for 10 years before comming to Laurium), F. B. Altman Altman, Annie,10 May 1901, 10y, 9m, 15d, drown, b Russia, F. B. Altman, M. Ada Shart (born 25 July 1890) [1]

Altman, Ada,16 May 1901, 37y, -, 18d, drown, b Russia, F. Jonah Sharpe, M. Not known [1]

Altman, Bar, (Husband of Ada and father of Mary and Annie) 46, married 2 twice, m8y, Russian Yiddish, 1891, na, fish peddler -1910 Census

Daily Mining Gazette, 10 April 1924 - Former well known Fish Merchant Summoned in Detroit - Word has been received here of the death of Bar Altman who passed away in Detroit Friday. The deceased was 60 years of age and for the past 24 years had resided at the Florida Location. Last fall he moved to Detroit where he lived with two of his sons.

Mr. Altman was well know in this district having been a wholesale fish merchant for the past 20 years. A number of years ago his wife and 3 children were drowned when the Steamer Bon Voyage burned near the Poatage Lake ship canel. Surviving are two sons in Detroit and a daughter Mrs. B. Kasman, a former Florida resident who moved to lower Michigana recently.

Anna, 30, m 8 y, 2 child, 2 liv, Russian Yiddish -1910 Census

Milton,son,7, MI -1910 Census

Matt, b 3 May1903, F. Bernard, M. Annie, pts b Russia, Peddler, Calumet{8}

Harry L, son, 6, MI -1910 Census

Louis, b 1 Dec 1904, F. Bar, M. Annie, pts b Russia [2]

Altman, Bart, peddler, res 75 LL Ave - 1901 Larium

Altman, Bernard, 58, imm 1891, na 1896, Ukrainian, Hebrew -1920 Census

Annie, 40, imm 1900, NA -1920 Census

Milton, son, 16, MI -1920 Census

Harry, son, 15, MI -1920 Census

Altman, Bessie (survivor)14 Apr 1904 - Louis Kasman age 25, res Laurium, b in Russia, printer, F. Victor, M. Eva Cherneavsky, married Bessie Altman age 22, born in Russia, teacher, F. Bar, M. Idie Sharp, married by B. Gurse, pastor, wtns Isaac Greenberg and Ben Blum [3]

Antman*, H.

Harry, fish peddler, res 237 Kearsarge, Laurium - 1898 Polk

Harry, peddler, res 311 Third - 1895 Calumet Polk

Harry, lab, res 311 3rd, 1899 Polk

Harry, lab, res near 415 Osceola - 1901 Laurium Polk

Bieloslozky*, Israel

Israil, Prop Michigan Dye Works, 312 5th, Laurium(Practical Dyer, clothes cleaner& Tailor)1899

Belosky, Ester, b 30 Jan 1903, F. Israel, M. Anna Kreitzer, pts b Germany, Tailor)[2]

Israel, Tailor, res E cor Lake Linden Ave & Wolverine - 1899

Blumenthal, Issy (Included because of partnership with Nathan Ruttenberg)

Izzy (Ruttenberg & Blumenthall), res 210 Eighth St - 1895 Polk Calumet

Izzy, res west side Conglomerate, 1 north of First, Calumet - 1898 Polk

Izzie, clothier, 125 Fifth, 311 Sixth St - 1901 Calumet

Lizzie(Izzy), clothing, hats etc 125 5th, res 307 6th, Calumet -1903 Polk

Izzy, b Jan 1870, m 5y, Russia, imm 1884 -1910 Census

Eva?, b Nov 1871, m5 y, 2 child, 2 living, NY -1910 Census

Josephine, b Dec 1895, MI -1910 Census

Josephine b 5 Dec 1895, F.Lizzie, M.Celia, F. b.Russia, M. b.NY, father storekeeper [2]

Sidney, b Jun 1898, MI -1910 Census

Louis, clk, rms 34 Wright Bld, Hancock -1903 Polk

Louis, dry goods, 120 5th, res 409 6th, Calumet -1907 Polk

Epstein*, I, Israel, One Cent Store, 108 Quincy, res same, Hancock - 1989 Polk

Israel, bazar, 104 Quincy, res same -1901 Hancock

Israel, bazar, 104 Quincy, res same, Hancock -1903 Polk

(Isa??), b Jun 1859, m 16 y, Russia, imm 1885 -1900 Census

Rachel, b May 1872, m 16y, 3 born, 2 living, Russia, 1888 -1900 Census

Lena, b Jul 1885, Russia, 1888 -1900 Census

Nathan, b Aug 1897, MI -1900 Census

Isaac, 50, m 26 y, Russia yiddish, imm 1885 -1910 Census

Ray, wife, 49, 3 child, 2 liv. Russia yiddish, imm 1896 -1910 Census

Reus??, dau, 24, Russia Yiddish, imm 1889 -1910 Census

Nastan??, son, 12, MI -1910 Census

Fink, Carl (included due to stone at cemetery)

Sophia - Stone at cemetery b 31 Dec 1901, d 9 Dec 1905

Sophia, d 9 Dec 1905, age 3y, 11m, 8d, Heart failure from scarlet fever, F. Carl, m. Blanter Meron, Laurium [1]

Fisher*, Simon, manager Mrs. A. Fisher, bds 116 Quincy - 1901 Hancock Polk

Simon, manager Mrs. A. Fisher, bds 116 Quincy, Hancock -1903 Polk

Simon, clothing, 125 Quincy, res same, Hancock -1907 Polk

??Annie, 37, widow, Russian Yiddish, imm 1881 -1910 Census

George, son, 18, MI -1910 Census

Bessie E, dau, 17, MI -1910 Census

Lottie, 15, MI -1910 Census

Hessie?, dau, 12, MI -1910 Census

?Bizzie, b 5 Dec 1891, F. Simon, M. Anna [2]

Harry, son, 11, MI -1910 Census

Simeon b 17 May 1890, F. Simon; M. Unkn [2]

Simon, 29, single, NJ, Russian Yiddish, Quincy St -1910 Census

Gartner*, Jacob - clothing, 438 N. Fifth, Calumet - 1898 Polk

Jake, clothing, 438 N. 5th Calumet, res Hancock -1899 Polk

Jacob store tel 154; res 218 Harris, tel 561 -1907 Polk

Jacob, d 15 Dec 1911 age 69,6,-, F. Israil Gartner, M. Helen Jaroslon [1]

Jacob, Dept store, 106 Quincy, res Quincy Addition - 1901 Hancock Polk

Jacob b July 1841, m 25 y, Germany, imm 1885, NA -1900 Census

Cecelia, b Mar 1855, m 25 y, 4 child & 4 living, imm 1888 -1900 Census

Isadore, b Dec 1869, age 30, Germany, imm 1888 -1900 Census

Isadore, mngr, bds Jacob Gartner - 1901 Hancock

Isadore, mngr Jacob Gartners, bds 218 E. 3rd, Hancock -1903 Polk

Fride, dau, b Dec 1878, Germany, imm 1888 -1900 Census

Frieda, cash. Jacob Gartner, bds Jacob Gartner - 1901 Hancock

Lucy, dau, b Sep 1880, Germany, imm 1888 -1900 Census

Lucy, bds Jacob Gartner - 1910 Hancock

Lucy, 15 Jan 1910 - Hugo M. Field, age 29, res Moorehead, MN, b in Germany, merchant, F. B.M., M. Ritcken Stern, married Lucie Gartner, age 26, b in Germany, F. Jacob, M. Cecilie Kottlarzig, married by M. Lefkovits, rabbi, wtns I Stern MD and Joseph Seidenfield [3]

Field, Hugo, 38, imm 1895, na 1901, German, Mason St -1920 Census

Lucy, 36, imm 1890, na 1893, German -1920 Census

Burton, son, 8, MI -1920 Census

Jack M, son, 5, MI - 1920 Census

Obit: Calumet News - Dec 15, 1911 -

JACOB GARTNER HAS PASSED AWAY - Leading merchant of Copper country succumbs to three months illness - sketch of career. Jacob Gartner, proprietor of the Gartner Department store in Hancock died a 5 o'clock this morning at his home on Harris Avenue in East Hancock, after an illness of about three months. His death was caused by enlargement of the liver, for which he was taken about a month ago to Chicago for treatment and returned apparently much improved. For several days past, however, his condition was so serious that it was no surprise when announcement was made this morning that he had passed away.

Jacob Gartner was born in Keinpen, Germany on June 15, 1843 and was in his sixty-ninth year. He came to America twenty-seven years ago and on reaching the Copper Country at once went into business as a merchant, his first store being in the former Ruhl building, corner of Hancock and Tezecuco streets, where previously A.J. Scott had a drug store. Twelve years ago, Mr. Gartner moved into palatial and extensive quarters in the new Superior Bank block on Quincy St corner of Reservation, where his business continued through efficient management until still larger quarters were needed and six years ago the capacity of the business was doubled by the erection of another building adjoining the former store, where new departments were added, and the business assumed proportions that made it one of the biggest and more extensive department stores in the uppper peninsula. A branch store was also established at Calumet, in charge of Leo Gartner, son of the deceased.

The career of Mr. Gartner reads like a romance and shows what may be accomplished of perservence, integrity and enterprise which qualities Mr. Gartner prossesed in a marked degree and made possible his rise to the emiment position that has held to the commercial life of the copper country. During the past few years Mr, Gartner had turned over the active management of the store to his son, Isidore, the clothing department being transfered to Stern and Field with Hugo m. Field, son-in-law of Mr. Gartner, in charge, and the furniture department, one of the most extensive in the copper country, in charge of S. Seegal. The store will be closed in every department until after the funeral.

Mr. Gartner is survived by his wife, two sons, Leo of Calumet and Isidor of Hancock, and two daughters, Mrs. Hugo M. Field and Mrs. E. Wolstein. He also leaves a sister in Germany. He was a member of the Hancock Elks and of the Order of Baal Bith.

The remains of Mr. Gartner will be sent Sunday afternoon by way of the Copper Range and St. Paul railways to Milwaukee where the interment will take place Monday.

Gartner*, Leo

Leo, mngr Jacob Gartner, bds Central Hotel, Calumet 1989 Polk

Leo, clothing, 300 5th and 416 Pine, Res. Bollman blk, Calumet -1903 Polk

When store in Calumet burned he moved to Detroit

Lena b 25 Jan 1899, F. Leo, M. Zelma, pts b Germany, merchant [2]

Ginzberg*, Herman

Herman, crockery, corn Hecla & First, res ns First St, 2 w of Osceola, LL - 1899 LL.

Herman, crockery, nw corn Hecla & 1st, res ns 1st, 2w of Osceola 1901 Lake Linden

Herman, b Apr 1856, M 18 y, Russia, Imm 1892, PA - 1900 Census

Johanna, Mar 1865, M 18y, 7 child, 4 liv, Germany, 1893 - 1900 Census

Rebecca, dau, May 1888, Germany, 1893 - 1900 Census

Abraham, son, Oct 1890, Germany, 1893 - 1900 Census

Joseph, son, Sep 1896, MI - 1900 Census

Samuel, son, Jul 1898, MI - 1900 Census

Gittler*, Moritz (watchmaker, 353 N. 5th, Calumet, res same -1895 & 1989 Polk

Moritz, clothing and Jewelry, 353 Fifith, res same -1901 Calumet

Moritz, clothing and Jewelry, 347 5th, res, Laurium -1903 Polk

Moritz, clothing, etc, res 324 Osceola, Laurium -1903 Polk

Moritz, b Mar 1849, m 25 y, Polish, imm 1886 -1900 Census

Ernistina??, wf, b Oct 1854, m 25 y, 9 child, 7 living, German, 1886 - 1900 Census

Isadore, son, Feb 1877, Germany, 1890 -1900 Census

By 1906 Isadore was living in St. Louis, MO

(watchmaker, 353 N. 5th, res with Moritz -1895 Polk

clk, bds 324 Osceola, Laurium -1903 Polk

clk at Gittlers, beds same, 325 5th 1899 Laurium Polk

removed to Duluth, MN -1901 Calumet

Pauline, b Oct 1878, Germany, 1890 -1900 Census

3 Apr 1903 - Abraham Reuben age 28, res Lake Linden, b Germany, merchant, F. Herman Reuben, M. Unk. Married Pearl P. Gittler age 24, res Laurium, b in Germany, F. Mority, M. Erestine Heisheig. Married by C.O. Kackola, JP, Wtns Charles A. Marsch and Isadore Gittler [3]

Rubin, Gertrude Sadelle, b 3 Jan 1903, F. Abe, M. Pauline Gittler, f. b. Russia, m. b. Germany [2]

Sophia b Dec 1880, Germany, 1890 -1900 Census

Lottie, b May 1882, Germany, 1890 (1903 bds 324 Osceola) -1900 Census

Henry, b Oct 1886, Germany 1890 -1900 Census

Sarah, b May 1890, WI -1900 Census

Bertha, b May 1892, WI -1900 Census

Greenberg*, I

Isaac B, pedler, res 110 First, Laurium - 1898 Polk

Isaac B, canvasser, res Osceola -1899 Laurium

Isaac B, pedler, res ws Manilla, 2n of LL Ave - 1901 Laurium

Isaac B, pdlr, res 543 Iroquois, Laurium -1903 Polk

Isaac B, agt, 404 A 5th, Calumet -1907 Polk

Isaac, 45, M 17y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1885, NY, cabinet maker -1910 Census

Isaac, April 1874, mar 9 years, Russian, imm 1886, NA - 1900 Census

Yetta, 33, 6 child, 6 liv, German Yiddish -1910 Census

Yetta, May 1877, 4 child, 4 liv, Russian, imm 1891 - 1900 Census

Zimm??, son, 9, MI -1910 Census

Louis, son, 8, MI -1910 Census

Louis, b 16 Jan 1901, F. Isaac, M. Yetta, pts b Russia, salesman [2]

Bernard, son, 4, MI -1910 Census

Gertrude, dau, 12, MI -1910 Census

Gertrude, b 15 Aug 1897, F. Isaac, M. Yetta, pts b Russia, Merchant [2]

Gertie, dau, Jul 1897 - 1900 Census

Seymon b 28 Dec 1898, F. Ike, M. Yetta, pts b German, Calumet [2]

Simon, son, Sep 1898, MI - 1900 Census

Mabel, b 10 Jun 1904, F. Isaac, M. Rachel, pts b Russia [2]

Heinly b 23 Jan 1906, F. Isaac, M. Yetta Yedar, f. b.Russia, m. b. Germany [2] Harry, son, Apr 1893, MI - 1900 Census

Ida, dau, Apr 1894, MI - 1900 Census

Grossman*, Samuel - dry goods, 326 Osceola, res same, Laurium - 1895 & 1989 Polk

Samuel(bazaar 403 Hecla, res same Laurium -1899 Polk

Samuel, dray goods, 403 Hecla, res same - 1901 Laurium Polk

Samuel, dry goods 407 Hecla, res 141 Osceola, Laurium -1907 Polk

Samuel b Dec 1859, m 20 years, Russia, imm 1892 -1900 Census

Fannie b Dec 1864, m 20 y, 8 born, 6 living, imm 1892 -1900 Census

Mary? B Mar 1887, Russia 1892 -1900 Census

Sarah, b Apr 1889, Russia, 1892 -1900 Census

Louis b Sep 1891, Russia, 1892 -1900 Census

Israil b Mar 1894, MI -1900 Census

Israel, b 23 Mar 1894, F.Samuel, M.Annie, pts b Russia, storekeeper, Calumet [2]

Bertha, b Apr 1896 -1900 Census

Bertha, b 3 Apr 1896, F. Samuel, M. Fannie,pts b Russia, storekeeper, Calumet [2]

Joseph b Dec 1899 -1900 Census

Henrietta, b 10 May 1904, F. Samuel, M. Fannie, pts b Russia, merchant [2]

Horowitz*, David, Shuman & Horwitz, res n s Hancock, 3 w Reservation, Hancock - 1889 Polk

David (mngr Empire Tailoring Co, E. End Oak, Res 422 6th) - 1899 Polk

David, Russian Furrier, 203 5th, res same -1903 Polk

David, mngr Empire Tailoring, 402 Oak, res 224 5th - 1901 Calumet

David - removed to Houghton -1907 Polk

David b Jan 1860, m 20 y, Polish Russia, imm 1885 -1900 Census

Lana b Nov 1863, m 20 y, 8 born, 8 living, Polish Russia imm 1887 -1900 Census

Rebecca b Jan 1881, Polish Russia, 1887 -1900 Census

Rebecca, Beds 422 6th St - 1899

Rebecca, bds 224 5th - 1901 Calumet

27 Jan 1904 - Samuel Leavitt, age 30, res Houghton, b in Russia, clerk, F. Jacob, M. Unk, married Rebecca Horowitz age 21, res Calumet, b in Europe, F. David, married by E.L. LeGandre, JP, wtns Bessie Casper and William Kepla? [3]

Leavitt, Libby b 20 Apr1906, F.Samuel, M. Rebecca Horiwtz, pts b Russia[2]

Leavitt, Samuel, 39, m 8 y, Russian, Yiddish, na 1879 -1920 Census

Rebecca, 2 child, 2 liv, imm 1889 -1920 Census

Abraham, son, 7, Mi -1920 Census

Libbie, son, 4, MI -1920 Census

Abraham b Oct 1884, Polish Russia, 1887 -1900 Census

Abraham, clerk, bds 224 5th - 1901 Calumet

Libby b Jan? 1887, Polish Russia, 1887 -1900 Census

11 Aug 1903 - Solomon L. Bright age 23, res Duluth MN, b in Russia, merchantile agent, F. Israel, M. Lessa Pletner, married Libbie Horowitz, age 19, res Calumet, b in Russia, F. David, m unk, married by John B. Curtis, JP, wtns Rose Niemark and Abe S. Horowitz [3]

Bertha, b Feb 1889, MI -1900 Census

Louis b Oct 1890, MI -1900 Census

Alex b Nov 1892, MI -1900 Census

Myer b Dec 1894, MI -1900 Census

Norman, b Nov 1898, MI -1900 Census

Norman b 24 Nov 1897, F. David, M. Lena, pts b Russia, tailor [2]

Norman b Apr 1898, F. David, M. Lena, pts b Russia [2]

Lauri*, Nathan Nothing was found of this person

Levine*, LP

Louis, bds 76 Albion, Houghton -1907 Polk

Louis, father, 1829-1919 Forest Hill

Morris, 40, m 20 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1892, NA, Albion St. -1910 Census

Dorra, wf, 38, 7 child, 7 liv, Russian Yiddish -1910 Census

Lillian A, d, 19, IL -1910 Census

14 May 1912 - Harry Cohodas, age 22, res Houghton, b Marinette WI, theathrical manager, F. Abe, M. Anna Menfield, married Lillian Levine age 21, b in Chicago, IL, F. Morris, M. Dora Kalis, m by S. Frukelstein, rabbi, wtns Henry M. Feldman and Guma Horwitz. [3]

Bessie R, d, 17, IL -1910 Census

Sylvia P, d, 12, IL -1910 Census

Hattie R, 10, IL -1910 Census

Marcella, d, 6, MI -1910 Census

Martha b 4 Apr 1904, F. Morria, M. Dora, pts b Russia [2]

Sarah, d, 8, MI -1910 Census

Esther,d,4, IL -1910 Census

Rosenbaum, Samuel, nephew, 24, Il, pts Russian Yiddish -1910 Census

Frank P. 19 Aug 1901, age 29, res Greenland, b Sweden, liquor dealter, F. Louis, M. Unk, married Anna Oshinsky age 22, b in NY. F. A.P. Ohinsky, M unk. Married by Michael Finn, JP, wtns A.O. Oshinsky and Louis Levine. [3]

F.P, clerk Jacob Gartner, res ss Quincy opp. Town Hall- 1899 Houghton

Frank P, 39, m 9 y -1910 Census

Anna, 2 child, 2 liv -1910 Census

Bernard, son, 7 -1910 Census

Dorothy, dau, 5 -1910 Census

Marie Gottliebon 1854-1929 Forest Hill (sister)

Gottliebon, Jacob, 58, m 25 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1880, na -1910 Census

Mrs., wf, 53, Russian Yiddish -1910 Census

Rocher, William, lodger, 57 -1910 Census

Miller*, Wolf pedler, res 425 5th -1895 Polk

Wolf, dry goods, 429 N. Fifth, res same, Calumet - 1989 Polk

Wolf, res 209 6th -1910 Polk

Wolf, res 427 5th - 1901 Calumet Polk

Wolf, pdlr, res 419 5th, Calumet -1903 Polk

Wolf, res 209 6th Calumet -1907 Polk

Wolf b Apr 185?, m 30 y, Polish Russia, imm 1871 -1900 Census

Veltie b Aug 1851, m 30 y, 13 born, 4 living, Polish Russia, imm 1872 -1900 Census

Louis, son, b Jul 1870, m 5 y, Polish Russia, imm 1872 -1900 Census

Lewis J, 38, m 15y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1873 -1910 Census

Flora, wf, 1 child, 1 living, WI -1910 Census

Miron H, s,13, WI -1910 Census

Moe, son, b Jul 1877, NY -1900 Census

Ida, b Jul 1889, MI -1900 Census

Ida Miller, b 15 Aug 1889, F. Wolf, M. Betsy, pts b Poland [2]

Flora, dau in law, b oct 1873, WI -1900 Census

Myron, son, b Aug 1896, WI -1900 Census

Oshinsky*, Abram P - Pedler, res Franklin, Hancock -1895 Polk

Abram P, state propr, n s Franklin, 7 w Ravine, res same, Hancock - 1898 Polk

Abram P, pedler, res 325 Franklin - 1901 Hancock

Abram P, res 325 Franklin Hancock -1907 Polk

Abraham P, pedler, res 325 Franklin, Hancock -1903 Polk

Death record: d age 76, F. Barney, M. Ida Miller [2]

Abraham, d 12 Mar 1886, stillborn, F. Abraham, M. Nona, pt res [1]

Abraham, d 22 Apr 1888, married, age 42, Houghton, brights disease, b Russia, clerk, F. Louis (pt res NY) M. Sarah [1]

Male b 12 Nov 1886, stillborn, F. Abraham. M. Nona, res Houghton, from England?? [1]

Abram P, Dec 1841, m 32 y, German, imm 1875 -1900 Census

Dora or Dona, Jan 1850, m 32 y, 10 child. 6 living, Imm 1875 -1900 Census

Dora, fruits & cigars, 106 Quincy, res ns Franklin - 1901 Hancock

David, son, Dec 1876, England, imm 1880 -1900 Census

David, warehouseman, bds A.P. Oshinsky, Hancock - 1898 Polk

David, lab, Lake Sup Iron & Metal, bds A.P Oshinsky - 1901 Hancock

David, clk Hancock Liquor, bds 325 Franklin, Hancock -1903 Polk

David, clk, beds at beds at AP Oshinsky - 1899

David, 30, m 6y, MI, pts Russian Yiddish -1910 Census

David, bartender A.L. Levy, res 200 Cooper Hancock -1907 Polk

David, 30 July 1904, age 27, res Hancock, b in England, bartender, F Abraham, M. Dora Wise, married Sarah Fisher, age 24, res Hancock, b in Russia, pts unk, married by C. Olivier, JP, wtns Herman N. Stark & Ray Oshinsky [3]

David, 44, imm 1879,na1893, forman of Metal Co,Cooper Ave -1920 Census Sarah, 41, imm 1900, NA, Russian Polish -1920 Census

Mendel, son, 14, MI -1920 Census

Edward, son, 13, MI -1920 Census

Herbert, son, 10, MI -1920 Census

Harold Herbert, b 9 Apr 1909, F. David, M. Sarah, F. B Eng, M. B Germany, delivery clerk, Hancock [2]

Paul, son, 1-5/12, MI -1920 Census

Annie, dau, Aug 1879, NY -1900 Census

Annie, bds A.P. Oshinsky, Hancock - 1898 Polk

Anna, Clk at M Wolfsky, beds at AP Oshinsky - 1899 Polk

Robert, son, Aug 1883, MI -1900 Census

Robert, stage driver, bds Franklin, 7 w of Ravine, Hancock - 1898 Polk

Robert, bds 305 Franklin - 1901 Hancock

Robert, lab, bds 325 Franklin Hancock -1903 Polk

Robert, driver Arthur Finley Jr., beds at AP Oshinsky - 1899

Robert removed to Duluth -1907 Polk

Isaac A, clk at H. Stark, beds at beds at AP Oshinsky - 1899

Isaab A, clk, bds A. P. Oshinsky, Hancock - 1898 Polk

Isaac A, clk Herman Stark, res 201 Quincy - 1901 Hancock

Abram P, 70, m 45y, Russia yiddish, imm 1880 -1910 Census

Dora, wf, 60, 10 child, 6 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1880 -1910 Census

Dora, 73, imm 1874, Russian, Hebrew -1920 Census

Harry, son, 31, MI -1920 Census

Millard, Noah, 44, imm 1896, Polish, Hebrew -1920 Census

Harry, son, 22, MI -1910 Census

Student, bds 325 Franklin Hancock -1903 Polk

Clk, bds 325 Franklin Hancock -1907 Polk

Driver Bare Brothers, bds 325 Franklin Hancock -1907 Polk

Harry 1887-1949 - Forest Hill Cemetery

Noah Millard, boarder,32, Russian Yiddish, 1896 -1910 Census

Oshinksy, Eva, mother, 107, wd, Russian Yiddish,, imm 1895 -1910 Census

Ida, d 13 Apr 1912, age 103,8,28, Poland, F. Jake Manshy, M unk. [1]

Obit of Ida- MRS. IDA O'SHINSKY DIED AT AGE OF 103 Oldest Resident of City has been in remarkable good health until illness developed ten days Ago, Funeral in Chicago. Hancock's oldest resident, Mrs. Ida O'Shinsky, died at her home on Franklin street yesterday, aged 103 years. She had been a resident of Hancock for twenty years. She was born in Russia and came to the United States with her family following the death of her husband. She resided for many years in Oil City, PA before comming to Hancock. The late Mrs. O'Shinsky's survival for more than a century is attributed to her hardy constitution and regular habits of living. She never had been seriously ill until ten days ago, when weakness developed and a gradual decline followed, ending in her death yesterday. She had the possession of all her faculties and up to the time of her fatal illness was able to walk unaided. She is survived by one son. I. Miller of Houghton, two daughters, Mrs. Samuel Maurence of Calumet and Mrs. Mintz of Oil City, PA and a number of grandchildren, including Harry and Ike O'Shinsky of Hancock. A. P. O'Shinksy, a son, died here several months ago. The remains of the late Mrs. O'Shinsky will be taken to Chicago this afternoon. The funeral will be in that city. Monday April 15, 1912 - Daily Mining Gazette

Rosenbaum*,

Solomon, canvasser, res 632 Pewabic, Laurium - 1895 Polk

Saul, pedler, res 123 Osceola, Laurium - 1898 Polk

Saul, pedler, res 623 Pewabic, - 1901 Laurium

Saul, pdlr, res 632 Pewabic, Laurium -1903 Polk

Saul, , Aug 1868, mar 7 year, Polish Russian, imm 1887 - 1900 Census

Teresa, Dec 1876, 6 child, 4 living, NY - 1900 Census

[Rosenbaum]Neimark, Theresa, female, 32, divorced(divorce papers found at MTU Archives), 6 child, 4 living, NY Yiddish -1910 Census

Abraham 1915-1918 Stone at Cemetery

D 11 Nov 1918, 3,9,26, Red Jacket, apoplexy, F. Sol. M. Esther Hollander [1]

Milton, b 12 Mar 1894, F.Saul, M. Theresa, pts b Austria, storekeeper, Cal [2]

Milton, son, Mar 1894, MI - 1900 Census

Milton, s, 16, MI -1910 Census

Dayton, s, 15, MI -1910 Census

Dayton, son, Apr 1895 - 1900 Census

Dayton, b 13 Apr 1895, F. Saul, M. Teresa, f.b.Austria, m.b.NY[2]

Jessie, d, 13, MI -1910 Census

Jessie, son, Sept 1896 - 1900 Census

Jessie b 25 Sep 1896, F. Saul, M. Teresa, storekeeper,Oseola St.[2]

Gertrude, d, 11, MI -1910 Census

Gertrude, dau, Jul 1898 - 1900 Census

Gertrude b 31 Jul 1898, F. Saul, M. Teresa Neimark,Pewabic St[2].

Ruth b 31 Jul 1898, F. Saul, M. Teresa Neimark, Pewabic St. [2]

Stillborn, b 22 Jan 1900, F. Saul, M. Teresa [2]

Rosenbaum, Samuel, neph of Morris Levine, 24, IL, pts Russian Yiddish -1910 Census

Saul, 12 May 1893 - Scaja Rosenbaum, age 22, res Hancock, b Austria, peddlar, F. David, M.Unk, married Theresa Newmark, age 18, b in NY city, F. Moses, M. Unk. Married by M. Finn, JP, wtns Dora Oshinsky and Millie Woolfasky [3]

Saul, 2 Nov 1909 - Szaja Rosenbaum, age38, res Laurium, b in Austria, merchant, F.David, M. Unk, mar.once, m Esther Hollander, age 23, res NY, b in Austria, F. Elias, M.Sarah Mundig, married by A. Zusman, pastor, wtn I Beigll & B.Allman [2]

Saul, 50, imm 1886, na 1897, ? Jewish -1920 Census

Ester, 38, imm 1894 -1920 Census

Tillie, dau, 8, MI -1920 Census

Harry, son, 6, MI -1920 Census

William, son, 2-9/12, MI -1920 Census

Hellen, dau, 11/12, MI -1920 Census

Baby Girl, b 3 Aug 1910, F. Saul, M. Esther Hollander, pts b Austria,Peddler, Laurium [2]

Rhuheld, d 13 Sep 1899, 1y,1m,15d, gastro enteritus, F. Saul; m Tressie Neimaik [1]

Ruttenberg*, Nathan res 320 7th,Ruttenberg & [Izzy] Blumenthal Clothing House 227-229 N.5th

1895 Polk, - 1899 Polk

Nathan, student bds 326 5th[same person??] -1910 Polk

Nathan, clothing 227-29 5th, res Laurium - 1901 Calumet Polk

Nathan, res ne cor 1st & Woodland Ave - 1901 Laurium Polk

Nathan, Dry goods, 219 5th, res Laurium -1903 Polk

Nathan, Student, res 326 5th, Calumet -1907 Polk

Robert, b 31 Oct 1894, F. Nathan, M. Esther, pts b Russia, storekeeper [2]

Lyle R b 1 Mar 1901, F. Nathan, M. Esther, pts b Russia, Merchant [2]

Bertha, clk Glass Blk Store, bds 326 5th [Nathan's address], Calumet -1907

Ruttenberg, Oscar beds 823 Scott (with Benjamin Ruttenberg) - 1895 Polk (Nathans brother)

Oscar (Arne & Ruttenberg) res 823 Scott - 1901 Calumet Polk

Oscar, son of Benjamin, b Nov 1864, imm 1890 -1900 Census

1853-1925, (Ryan Funeral Home, First Congregation of Israel owner of lot where burried in Forest Hill Section 13, Block 2, lot 3, grave A-from cemetery card)

Oscar, 45, m 8y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1880, na -1910 Census

Cecila, wf, 30, m 8y, 2 child, 2 liv, NY -1910 Census

Celia S. Neimark 1879-1921 wf of Oscar (First Congregation of Israel owner of lot where burried in Forest Hill Section 13, Block 2, lot 3, grave B)

Marian, son, 7, MI -1910 Census

Jules, 5, MI -1910 Census

Oscar, 2 Oct 1901, age 38,res Calumet, b in Russia, merchant, F.Benjamin, married Celia Neimark, age 23, b in NY, F. Abraham, M. Bertha Gaison?. Married by Casper Brand, JP, wtns Charles Armstrong and Rebecca Horowitz. [3]

Ruttenberg, Benjamin,(Arne & Ruttenberg) res 417 D 7th, Calumet -1903 Polk & 12] (Nathans father)

Benjamin, res 823 Scott - 1901 Calumet Polk

Benjamin, res 817 Scott, Calumet -1903 Polk

Benjamin d 13 Oct 1906, married, age 87, Red Jacket, heart failure, born in Russia, merchant, F. Moses; M. Clelia Black, res Russia [1]

Benjamin d 12 Oct 1906 -1907 Polk

Obit Oct 13, 1906 Copper Country Evening News - Death of Benjamin Ruttenberg. At the Arne residence on Scott Street last night, Benjamin Ruttenberg passed away at the advanced age of 95 years. The decedent had been a resident of Calumet for the past eleven years. Senile decay was the cause of death. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Louis Arne, and sons, Albert and Oscar of Calumet and Nathan and Morris of Chicago. The remains will be shipped tomarrow afternoon on the St. Paul train to Chicago, where interment will take place. Albert and Oscar Ruttenberg will probably accompany the remains to Chicago. A total of forty-five grand children survive the late Mr. Ruttenberg.

Benjamin b Oct 1817, m 64y, Russia, 1892 -1900 Census

Mary??, Sep 1825, m 63y, 1 born, 1 living, Russia, 1892 -1900 Census

Mary wd of Benjamin bds 817 Scott, Calumet -1907 Polk

Wd of Benjamin age 86, d 24 Oct 1908 -1910 Polk

Marian Ruttenberg, d 27 Oct 1908, widow, 85y, Red Jacket, Senility, born in Russia, F. Abel Propp, M. Lena, res Russia pg 383

Oscar, son, Nov 1864 -1900 Census

Oscar 1853-1925 (Ryan Funeral Home)[Forest Hill]

Oscar, 53, imm 1884, na 1886, Russian, Jewish, -1920 Census

Celia, 41, NY -1920 Census

Wf Celia S Neimark 1879-1921 [Forest Hill]

Myron, son, 17, MI -1920 Census

Jewel, dau, 15, MI -1920 Census

Mirian, 8, MI -1920 Census

Albert, res 314 6th, Calumet -1903 Polk

Albert, clothing, 326 5th, res same -1907 Polk

Albert, 52, m 22y, Swedish Yiddish, 1871, na -1910 Census

Carrie, 46, 4 child, 4 liv MI -1910 Census

Nathan, s, 19, MI -1910 Census

Alophense,s, 17, MI -1910 Census

Ruth, d, 15, MI -1910 Census

Bertha, clk Glass Blk Store, bds 326 5th, Calumet (bds with Nathan)-1907 Polk

Bertha,14 Apr 1904 - David E. Rice, age 24, res Calumet, b in Milwaukee, F. Meyer Rice, M. Rose Hymovitz, married Bertha Ruttenberg, age 20, b in Ishpeming, f. Albert, M. Katherine Trezise, married by C.O. Olivier, JP, wtns Ben Gittleman and Ida Dion [3]

Seinburg*, I , nothing was found of this person

Simon*, Moses -Clk, bds 415 Osceola - 1895 Calumet Polk

Moses, Merchant Tailor 451 N. Fifth, Res 821 Portland (Tailor, M. Simon, Special att Paid to Cleaning, Pressing and dyeing Suits). - 1899 Calumet Polk

Stark*, Herman, clothing, 201 Quincy, res same, Hancock -1895, 1898 & 1899 Polk

Herman, clothing, 201 Quincy, res Franklin twp - 1901 Hancock Polk

Herman, clothing, 201 Quincy, res 201 Vivian Hancock -1903 Polk

Herman, clothing 201-203 Quincy Hancock, res Chicago -1907 Polk

Lattie, b 15 May 1891, female, F. Herman; M. Anna, pts b Russia [2]

Benjamin b 25Aug1894, F.Herman, M.Annie, pts b Russia,Storekeeper,Hancock[2]

Ester, b 19 Feb 1893, F. Herman, M. Annie, pts b Russia, storekeeper, Hancock[2]

Daisy, b 7 Oct 1900, F. Herman, M. Annie, pts b Russia, Merchant [2]

Warshawsky, Jacob, Calumet Bedding, res 470 Tamarack, Laurium - 1898 Polk

Jacob, prop Laurium Bedding co, 305 Kearsarge, res 425 Tamarack -1899 Polk

Jacob, proprietor Laurium Bedding, res sw corner Florida & Fifth, Laurium -1903 Polk

Jacob b Apr 1868, m 9 y, Polish Russia, 1884 -1900 Census

Cecilia b Sep 1872, m 9 y, 4 born, 3 liv, NY -1900 Census

Ellis, son, Apr 1894, Mi -1900 Census

Eldred, b 30 Apr 1894, F. Jacob, M. Celia, pts b Russia, Merchant [2]

Eva, dau, Apr 1897, MI -1900 Census

Eva b 7 Apr1897, f. Jacob, M. Celia, f. b. Poland, m.b. MI, mattress mfg[2]

Joseph b Sep 1899, MI -1900 Census

Joseph b 27 Sep 1899, f. Jacob, M. Celcia, f.b. Poland, m.b. MI, mattress mfg [2]

Birtha ?? Sis in law b Feb 1880 -1900 Census

Harold b 24 July 1902, d 15 Nov 1902 Stone at cemetery

Harold b 25 Jul 1902, F. Jacob, M. Celia [2]

Herman Marshausky, d 15 Nov 1902, 3m, Laurium, ubercular meningitus, born in MI. F. Jacob Warshawsky. M. Celia Simmons, pts res Laurium [1]

Herman Warshawsky, b 7 Nov 1891, F. Jacob, b Russia; M. Celia b D.C[2]

Jacob, 30 Dec 1890, age 24, res Red Jacket, b in Russia, store keeper, F. Man Warshawsky, M. Sarah married Celia Simon, age 19, res Red Jacket, b in Russia, F. Isaac Simon, M. Anna, mar by Michael Finn, JP.Wtns I. Simon & P.Oshinsky[3]

Wax*, Nathan

Nathan, dry goods, 345 Hecla, res same - 1901 Laurium

Louis, dry goods, sw corner 1st & Kearsarge, res same Laurium -1903

Louis, lab, bds 319 1st, Laurium - 1907/8

Mrs. Elizabeth, dry goods, res 319 1st Laurium - 1907/8

David, b 7 Aug 1892, Calumet,F. Nathan, M. Libby Neinick, pts b. Russia, Peddlar

Elijah[name crossed out in court records and looks like Lazar] b 23 Jan1895, F.Nathan, M. Libbie, pts b Russia, Storekeeper

Wolfsky*, Louis, fruit pedler, Res Shelden, Houghton; Mrs. Millie, confectioner, Shelden -1895 Polk

Louis, mngr Mrs. Millie Wolfsky, res s s Shelden, 2 e Quincy, Houghton - 1898 Polk

Louis, mngr Dora O'shinsky, res 805 Franklin - 1901 Hancock

Louis, proprietor California Fruit Store, res 805 Franklin Hancock -1903 Polk

Louis, bottler, 805 Franklin, res same - Hancock -1907 Polk

Louis 1866-1950 [Forest Hill] 1950 (Louis Wolfsky owner of lot [purchased 13 Jun 1913] where burried in Forest Hill Section 13, Block 18, lot 4, grave A)

Louis, 44, m 25y, Russian Jewish(crossed out then) yidddish, imm 1880 -1910 Census

Milie, wf, 40, 5 child, 5 liv. Polish Jewish, imm 1881 -1910 Census

Mrs. Millie, grocer, ss Shelden, 2e of Quincy, res same

Abe, son, 21, MI -1910 Census

Annie, dau, 20, MI -1910 Census

Seymour, son, 14, MI -1910 Census

Seymour b 3 Nov 1896, F. Louis, M. Millie, pts b Russia, merchant [2]

Seymour 1897-1913

Seymour 1913(Louis Wolfsky owner of lot [purchased 13 Jun 1913] where burried in Forest Hill Section 13, Block 18, lot 4, grave A)

Seymour Wolksy's obituary in the Daily Mining Gazette stated that he was crushed between a street car & a pole. He was a sophmore at Hancock High School and a member of the baseball team, on his way to a game in Calumet.

Bernard, son, 6, MI -1910 Census

Bernard b 8 Sep 1904, F. Louis, M. Millie, pts b Russia [2]

Ruth, dau, 3, MI -1910 Census

[Eleanor R. B. 24 Jun1907, F. Louis, M. Amelia, f. b.Germany, m. b. London]

Louis, 54, imm 1880, Russian, Franklin St-1920 Census

Mildred, 49, imm 1875, Poland -1920 Census

Bernard, son, 15 -1920 Census

Ruth, dau, 12, MI -1920 Census

Louis, clk at Mrs. Millie Wolfsky, res ss shelden, 2e of Quincy - 1899 Houghton

William, clk at Mrs Millie grocer, beds with Mrs Millie Wolfsky

From the Articles of Incorportation of the Calumet Hebrew Cemetery Association of Calumet, Michigan. October 9th, 1900

Officers:

President : Moritz Gittler Vice President : Wolf Miller Treasurer: Benjamin Arne

Board of Directors:

David Horwitz Sam Grossman Nathan Ruttenberg Mose Simon Leo Gartner Joseph Warsawsky

Shareholders:

Nathan Ruttenberg M. Gittler Wolf Miller Saul Rosenbaum L.P. Levine Lewis Wolfsky Simon Fisher Herman Ginzberg J. Warshawsky H. Antman Israel Bielosiozky A. Abrahams Nathan Wax Leo Gartner D. Horowitz Benjamin Arne Jacob Gartner A.P. Oshinsky I. Epstein Herman Stark

I. Sienburg I. Greenberg Louis Arne S. Grossman Nathan Lurie

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF LAND FOR JEWISH CEMETARY:

The Northwest quarter of Section 3, Township 56, North of range 33, West of the Michigan meridian.

Beginning at a point on the East and West quarter line of said Section three, Township 56, North of Range 33 West, nine hundred seventy-seven and 63/100 (977:63) feet west of the center of said Section 3 running thence along the East and West quarter line of said Section three five hundred feet (500), thence North three hundred forty-six and 88/100 (346.88) feet, thence East two hundred fifty three and 49/100 (253.49) feet thence south thirty five degrees and twenty four minutes East. Four hundred twenty-five and 56/100 (425.56) feet to the place of beginning. In the above description the East and West quarter line of said Section three is assumed to run East and West.

From the Houghton Co. Census and listed due to fact birthplace was Russia or same last name as Stockholder

Birlowitz, Joseph, 50, m 28 y, Russian Yiddish, 1907, PA [6]

Rachael, 48, 11 child, 9 liv, Russian Yiddish, 1878 [6]

Abe,s, 25, PA [6]

Harry, 20, MN [6]

Izzie, 18, WI [6]

Peter, 16, MI [6]

Rose, 16, MN [6]

Moses,10, MI [6]

Sarah, 9, MI [6]

Gertrude,6, MI [6]

Blum, Benjamin, b 1865, m 7y, Russia, imm 1881 (1900 Franklin Twp)

Bertha, b Jul 1876, m7y, 2 born, 2 living, IL

Ida, b Nov 1894, MI

(Nicka) Abraham, son, b Oct 1895, MI

Nicka, Hannah, servent, b Jan 1882, Finland

Benjamin, 47, m 16 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1881, na 1910 Red Jacket

Bertha A, 32, 1 child, 1 liv, IL

Ida P, d, 15, MI

Abraham, s, 14, Mi

Elsie, d, 7 MI

Elsie, b1Aug1902, F.Benjamin,M.Bertha, f.b.Russia, m.b.IL saloonkeeper

Benjamin, 56, imm 1893, na 1890, Russian, Hebrew, 1920 Red Jacket

Bertha, 43, IL

Ida P, dau, 25, Mi

Abraham, son, 24, Mi

Elsie, dau, 17, MI

Goldman, Morris b Mar 1872, m 3y, Russia, imm 1886 (1900 Franklin Twp)

Goldy, b Mar 1878, m 3 y, 2 born, 2 living, Russia, 1890

Abraham b Dec 1899,MI

David, b Mar 1900, MI

Medelshom, Jacob bro in Law, b May 1874, m 5 y, Russia, imm 1890

Ida, sister b Apr 1873, m5y, 2 born, 2 living, Russia, 1890

Isadore, nephew, b Oct 1896, MI

Sadie, niece, b Mar 1899, MI

(Abraham Goldman owner of lot [purchased 10 Feb 1944] Forest Hill Section 13, Block 19, lot 3) Grave A. Morris Goldman 1950; grave B Goldie 1944; Grave C Lillian Goldman 1950

Mendelson, Jacob, 36, m 15y, Russia yiddish, imm 1892 (1910 Hancock)

Ida, wf, 36, 5 chidl, 5 liv, Russia yiddish, imm 1890

Isadore, son, 13, MI

Sadie, 11, MI

Joseph, 9, MI

Joseph b 21 May 1901, F. Jake, M. Ida, pts b Russia, merchant

Etta, 5, MI,

Etta b 20 Aug 1904, F. Jacob, M. Ida, pts b Russia

Sarah, 3, MI

(--hn), Sarah, sis in L, 19, Russia yiddish, imm 1908

Edgar b 25 Nov 1896, F. Jacob, M. Ida, pts b Russia, junk dealter

Morris, 50, imm 1885, na 1892, Russian, Hebrew, 1920 Hancock

Goldie, 44, imm 1895, na 1892 (what!)

Lillian, dau, 14, MI

Brill, David, roomer, 35, ruomania, Hebrew

O'Shinksy, Ike, 35, m10y, England, Yiddish, F. b Russia, imm1878, clothing store [6]

Rae, 28, 4 child, 4 liv, imm 1884 [6]

Daisy, 9, MI [6]

Daisy b 9 Nov 1900, F. Isaac, M. Rai, f.b. Eng, m.b. Sweden, clerk [2]

Ruth?, 7, MI [6]

Gilbert,6, MI [6]

Gilbert, b 2 Feb 1904, F. Isaac, M. Ray [2]

Helen, 3, MI [6]

Issac, 45,imm 1878,na1893, Jewish,Russian Pol,mens clothing, Mason St [11]

Rae, 39, imm 1881, na 1891, Swed. [11]

Ruth, dau, 17, Mi [11]

Gilbert, son, 15, MI [11]

Helen, dau, 13, MI [11]

Marvin, son, 1-1/12, MI [11]

Niemi, Nana, servant, 19 [11]

Issac A, clk, Herman Stark, res 201 Quincy Hancock [10]

Isaac L, clk, res 205 Vivian Hancock [12]

Ida, wd Barnet, bds 325 Franklin Hancock [12] (same address as Abraham P)

Oshinksy, John b 11 Nov 1889; F. John, M Delia, pts b Poland, laborer

Stark, Louis, lodger with Abram Webber, 19, Russian Yiddish [6]

Tombstones at Forest Hill

Able, Joseph 1879-1946

Abrahams, son Paul 1909-1936

Father Morris 1872-1942

Mother Rebecca 1871-1949

Harold, 23 Mar 1907-20 Apr 1994

Morris, 34, m17y, Russia yiddish, 1892 (1910 Hancock)

Rebecca, 38, m 17y, 4 child, 4 living, Russia yiddish, imm 1892

William, son, 14, Eng yiddish

Samuel, 11, NY

Paul, son, 3 Ill

Harry S, 10/12, MI

Maurise, 43, imm 1894, na 1902, Polish, Hebrew, 1920 Hancock

Rebecca, 47, 1900, NA, German, Hebrew

William H, son, 23, imm 1900, NA, England

Samuel P, son, 20, NY

Harold, son, 12, IL

Paul H, son, 10, MI

Berman, Samuel d 25 Nov 1913, (First Congregation of Israel owner of lot [purchased 6 Jan 1913] where burried in Forest Hill Section 13, Block 26, lot 3, grave A) Also indicated on the owner registar card is Annie Solsky 1918 (Grve B)and Herman Abramson 1917 (Grave D)

Bloch, Ruth 1901-1988

Able 1902-1980

Blum, Ida 1894-1900

Dever, Irving 1893-1964

Ida 1888-1957

Fisher, Esther 1897-1938

Bessie, 1859-1948

Max J 1860-1938

Max, Mar 1857, m 20 y, Russia, imm 1881, clerk-dry goods (1900 Hancock)

Bessie, Feb 1858, m 20 y, 5 child, 5 liv, Russia, imm 1885

Himan, son, Mar 1882, Russia, imm 1885

Louis, son, Dec 1885, MI

Lattie, Dec 1886, MI

Minnie, Feb 1888, MI

Ester, Jan 1895

Max, 64, imm 1877, na 1889, Russian, Hebrew - 1920

Glass, Father Mandel 1883-1960 (mentioned in Strangers and Sojourners)

Mother, Sadie 1890-1974

William H, 12 Dec 1887-10 Oct 1957

Mandel, 25, single, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905, had boarders - 1910 Adams Twp

Mandel Glass co, Articles of Incorp. 6 Oct 1919 - stock holders - Morris Glass, 40 shares, res Ahmeek; Mandel Glass, 20 shares, res Ahmeek; William H Glass, 20 shares, res South Range; Samuel H Glass, 20 shares, res South Range.

Glass, Isadore Noah 1892-1918

Morris 1861-2 Jul 1934

Fruna Ruchel 1861-1940

Samuel H 1892-1943

Haas, Jacob 1872-1934

Isaac 1875-1976

Raymond 1900-1956

Robert 1922-1995

Jennie 1862-1938

Florence 1881-1962

Marion 1903? 1979

Joffee, Jean 1920

Jay D, 1917

Joffee, Harry E, 1910-1992

Lois S 1918 -

Herman P.L. 1942-2000 (mentioned in Strangers and Sojourners)

Joffee, wf Eva 1903-1973

Husband Nelson 1900-1970

Father Herman P 1870-1938

Mother Fannie 1875-1951

Herman, 40, m 11 y, Russia Yiddish, imm 1889 (1910 Hancock, Quincy St)

Annie, wife, 3 child, 3 living

Milton, son, 10, IL

Ruth, dau, 9, MI

Ethel, dau, 4, MI

Kahn, Norbert L 1910-1971

Jean Gartner 1913-1985

Ronald S 1965-1996

Katz, Father Isaac 1887-1943

Mother Mathilda 1883-1952

Son Erwin J 1913-1992

Levine, Louis, father, 1829-1919

Sister Marie Gottliebon 1854-1929

Markus, Rose 1883-1945

Joseph B 1879-1954

Maurence, Daughter Bessie

Son Lewis

Lewis Maurence, b 6 July 1889, F. Samuel; M. Sarah O'Shinksy, pts b Russia, merchant

Mother

Son Isaac

Samuel, 63, imm 1883, NA, Russian 1920 Calumet Twp

Sarah, 55, imm 1883, Russian

Lewis, son, 30, MI

Bessie, dau, 26, MI

Mendlesom, Rebecca wife of David, 29 Jun 1884-14 Jun 1915 (David Mendlesohn bought plot 7 June 1 915 -Section 13, Block 25, Lot 3, grave B;Forest Hill plot records indicate son buried with Rebecca in grave B)

Millard, Noah 1872-1943 Muskratt, Ester 1868-1941

Narott, William A, 1928-1944

Novick, Husband Louis 12 Jun 1947

Oshkinsky, Harry 1887-1949

Patte, Father Max, 1889-1949

Mother Rebecca 1895-1944

Jacob 1865-1935

Reiss, Johanna nee Kahn 1885-1968

Isidore Killed and burried in France 1915

Ross, Bernard 1918-1933

William 1883-1945

Ruth 1886-1974

Ruttenberg, Oscar 1853-1925 (Ryan Funeral Home)

Wf Celia S Neimark 1879-1921

Siligman, Mom Erma Kahn 1916-1991

Dad Hans 1912-1984

Mother Selma 1887-1970

Father Emil 1883-1972

Wolfsky, Louis 1866-1950

Seymour 1897-1913

Wollstein, Rosalie, mother 1847-1912

Jewish names mentioned in "Strangers and Sojourners" & other information found.

Able, I by 1913

Baer, Jacob 1862

Jacob, Dec 1846, m 24y, German, Imm 1861 (1900 Houghton Census)

Mary, Jun 1852, 3 children 3 living, German, imm 1855

Lana B, Dec 1877, MI

Walter S, Sept 1879, MI

Mervin K, Jul 1889, MI

Joanne Schiler, hired girl, Mar 1872

Jacob, 63, m34y, Ger German, imm 1862 - 1910 Houghton

Mary, 57, 4 child, 3 liv. WI

Mervin, 20, MI

William

Kaufman

Benedict, C. Harry - engineer at Calumet and Hecla

Blum, Benjamin from Lithuania 1881

Field, Hugo by 1913

Field, Hugo, 38, imm 1895, na 1901, German, Mason St - 1920 Hancock

Lucy [Gartner], 36, imm 1890, na 1893, German

Burton, son, 8, MI

Jack M, son, 5, MI

Gartner, Jacob to US 1880 and eventually to Hancock

Isidore

Glass, Mandel by 1913

Mandel, 25, single, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905 - 1910 Adams Twp

Has several boarders

Haas, David 1853 to L'Anse

David, b Jan 1830, m 36y, Austria, Imm 1860, retired (5A, Shelden Houghton 1900)

Tracie, wf, Mar 143, 14 ch, 11 living, imm 1861

Manice?? B Dec 1872, MI [??Houghton birth - Maurice, b 19 Aug 1888, Houghton, pts David & Teresa, pts b Russia, merchant]

Naith?, son, May 1874, MI

Martin, son, Oct 1879, MI

Joseph, son Oct 1879, MI (Houghton birth - Joseph b 30 July 1882, F. David, M. Teresa father Liquer dealer)

Haas, b 20 Jan 1891, no name, no sex; F. Joseph, M. Mary, pts b Germany)

Burt, Apr 1884, MI (Hougton birth - b 8 Apr 1884. F. David, M. Teresa)

Haas, Ed, July 1864, MI, merchant (8B, Shelden Houghton 1900)

Elizabeth, June 1863, O children 0 living

Edward, 30 Dec 1896, age 32, res Houghton, b OH, merchant, F. David, M. Teresa Kahn. Married Elizabeth Voght age 32, b in WI, F. Joseph, M. Unk, married by J.Ebenezer, rector of Trinity church, wtns David Haas and Joseph Voght

Haas, Herman

Herman, 25 July 1897, age 31, res Calumet, b in OH, merchant, F. David, M. Teresa Cohn married Lillia A. Dunn age 27, F. William A. M. Helen LaDu. Married by clergyman, wtns Joseph Haas and Daisy Dunn

Haas, Ike

Haas, Martin - 1900 Houghton census with father

Haas, Bob (gs of Ike)

Hoffenberg

Samuel L, 23, m 0y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1879 - 1910 Red Jacket

Estella, 23, 0 child, 0 liv,

Nathan, 33, married 2, m 1 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1879, 1910 Red Jacket

Yetta, wf, m1y, 0 child, 0 liv

Joseph, 60, m 33y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1877, na, junk dealer - 1910 Red Jacket

Sarah, wf, 56, 13 child, 6 liv

Rose, d, 14, IL

Joffee, Herman by 1913

Herman P, 50, imm 1889, NA, Russian, Jewish, Quincy St. - 1920 Hancock

Fannie, 43, imm 1885

Milton, son, 20, IL

Ruth, dau, MI

Ether, dau, 13, Mi

Harry, son, 9, Mi

Jay, son, 2-9/12, MI

Mawrence

Simon, 42, m 20 y Russian Yiddish, imm 1907, pa - 1901 Red Jacket

Rachel, 39, 5 child, 3 liv, Russian Yiddish

Israel, s, 19, Russian Yiddish

Fannie, d, 17 Russian Yiddish

Sarah, d, 12 Russian Yiddish

Samuel, 53, m 26, German Yiddish, imm 1885, na, -1910

Sarah, 46, 4 child, 4 liv

Harry, son, 24, German, Yiddish, imm 1887, na

Louis, son, 20, MI

Bessie, dau, 18, MI

Neimark, Lillian - violin teacher

Abram, 54, m 37 y, Rusian German imm 1871 - 1910 Red Jacket

Bertha, 54, 11 child, 8 liv, imm 1862

Philmont, s, 33, NY

Lillian, d, 20, MI

Neimark, Lilly, b 26 Nov 1889, F. Ben; M. Bertha, pts b Poland

Libby, d, 17, MI

Pimstein, H, by 1913 - Letter from Department of State about articles of association of the First Congregation of Israel 18 May 1909

Hyman, 44, m 18y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1880, na - 1910 Torch Lake

Mimmie,36, 3 child, 3 liv, IL, Russian Yiddish

Leon,s,17, IL

Beulah, d, 15, IL

Harry, s, 11, IL

Simon, Isaac, nephew, 23, MO

Fannie Levine, ML, 68, m 44 years, 3 child, 2 liv, Russian Yiddish

Isaac Simon, nephew, 23, Missouri

Rosenbaum

Tecotzky

Samuel, 42, single, Russian Yiddish, imm 1896, al - 1910

Samuel, 46, imm 1895, na 1898, Russian, Jewish, 1920 Red Jacket

Miriam, 38, imm 1909, na 1898

Harry, son, 5, IL

Enid, dau, 3, Mi

Hevesh, Jacob served as first Rabbi of Temple Jacob

1898 corporation for a kosher meat marked on Tamarack St. Laurium\

Houghton Co listed as Yiddish (unable to connect ) from Census

Abramson, Max, 29, imm 1910, Russian Yiddish, Junk dealter

Dora, wf, 20, imm 1910, Polish Russian

Kovarsky, Jacob, partner, imm 1899, na 1917, Russian Yiddish

Etta, 36, imm 1900, na 1918, Russian Yiddish

Julia, dau, 12, Il

Louis, son, 10, WI

Leonard, son, 8, WI

David, son, 2-9/12, MI

Ruth, dau, 1-2/12, MI

Abramson, Molly, 55, imm 1877, na 1889,m Russian, Hebrew

Samuel, son, 19, imm 1904, na 1913, Russian, Hebrew

Blacher, Bessie, female, 39, m 17 y, 5 child 4 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1903 - 1910 South Range

Golden, d, 15, imm 1903

Samuel, s, 13, imm 1903

Sampson, s, 11, imm 1903

Dorothy, d, 5, MI

Helen, 3, MI

Blum, Isadore, 64, imm 1877, na 1883?, Russian, Hebrew

Carrie, 63, IL, German

Bugel, Israel, 32, m 12y, Aust. Yiddish, imm 1899 - 1910 Calumet Twp

Rachel, 30, 5 child, 4 liv, Eng Yiddish, imm 1900

Ida, d, 11, Eng Yiddish, imm 1900

Etta, d, 8, MI

Fannie, d, 6, MI

Willie, s, 2, MI

Marks, Henry, bro in law, 39, m 15y, Russian Yiddish, imm 190?

Feldman, Henry M, 46, m 17 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1882 - 1910 Houghton

Ida, wf, 36, 7 child, 7 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1875

Florence, d, 15, IL

Louis, 13, IL

Aurthur, s, 11, IL

Percy, s, 9, MI

Benjamin, s, 7, MI

Myrtle, d, 5, MI

Ruth, d, 2, MI

Fink, Charles, 47, m 21y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1882, pa - 1910 Laurium

Blanch, 40, 4 child 4 liv, imm 1882

Francis, d, 20, WI

Moses, s, 16, WI

Clara, dau, 11, WI

Helen, dau, 3, MI

Friedman, Louis, 34, m 4 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1885, na - 1910- Red Jacket

Mamie, 21, 3 child, 3 liv, MI, Italian

Myer, s, 3, MI, Russian Yiddish

Beatrice,2, MI

Ruth, 3/12, MI

Galkin, Max, 29, m 7y, Russian Yiddish, 1907 - 1910 Hancock

Ammie, wf, 28, 4 child, 4 liv, Russian Yiddish, 1907 - 1910 Hancock

Rose, d,6, Eng

Morris, s, 5, Eng

Samuel, s, 3, Eng

Nathan, s, 5/12, MI

Goldsmith, Isaac, 57, m 40 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1872, na - 1910 Red Jacket

Dora, 55, 7 child, 6 liv, imm 1872

Minnie, d, 32, MI

Harry, s, 26, MI

Jacobson, Solomen, 43, m13y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1885, na - 1910 Lake Linden

Annie, 32, 3 child, 2 liv, NY

Leonard, s, 8, MI

Libbie, d, 2, MI

Joelson, Nathan, 42, m 14 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1906 - 1910 Hancock

Faggar, 35, 5 child, 5 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909

Lena, d, 13, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909

William, s, 11, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909

Isadore, s, 6, Russian Yiddish

Eva, d, 4, Rusian Yiddish

Braham, Abram, boarder, 48, Russian Yiddish, imm 1908

Jolm?, Jake, 30, m 4y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1896 - 1910 Calumet twp

Fannie, 24, 2 child, 1 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1896

Bertha d, 3/12, MI

Kranen, Boris, 31, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905, al - 1910 Houghton

Lester, bro, 34, m 11 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1904

Ester, sister, 26, Russian Yiddish

Liebermann, Leizer, 52, m 34y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909 - 1910 South Range

Edel, w, 52, 7 child. 5 liv, Russian Yiddish

Esther d, 29, -not in this country- they made a mistake

Theodore, s, 25, imm 1905

Bella, d, 24, imm 1905

Lepold, 21, imm 1907

Levine, Frank P, 38, m 9 y, Swed Yiddish, pts Russian Yiddish, imm 1886 - 1910 Hancock

Anna, wf, 30, 2 child, 2 liv, NY

Bernard, s, 7, MI

Dorothy, d, 5, MI

Levine, Frank, 35, m 13y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905, Fish Peddlar - 1910 Red Jacket

Esther, w,29, 8 child, 5 liv

Dora, d, 9, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905

Katie, 5, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905

Sarah, d, 3, MI

Israel, s, 2, MI

Eva, d, 1/12, MI

Merrons, Aaron, 28, m 2 y, russian Yiddish, imm 1892 - 1910 Red Jacket

Gussie, 25, 1 child, 1 liv, Hung Yiddish, imm 1898

Leo, s, 1-10/12, MI

Nathenson, Henry, 29, m 1y, Russian Yiddish, 189?, na - 1910 Lake Linden

Rosery, 25, 0 child, 0 liv. Russian Yiddish

Orenstien, William, 31, m 6 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1873 - 1910 Houghton

Ella, 27, 1 child, 1 liv, MI

Sylvian, s,3, MI

Richards, Louis, 33, m 3y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1893, na - 1910 Houghton

Fannie, 24, 1 child, 1 liv, IL

Sylvia, age?, MI

Seide, David, 43, imm 1912, na 1919, Russian, Hebrew - 1920 Hancock

Mary, 38, imm 1917, na 1919

Olga, dau, 18, 1917, Russia

Fredricka, dau, 16, Russia

Joseph, son, 15, Russia

Sharp, Edward D, 43, m 22 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1891 - 1910 Calumet Twp

Eva, 40, 5 child, 4 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1893

Marund??, s, 20, Russian Yiddish, imm 1893

Sarah, d, 15, MI

Johnnie, s, 12, MI

Frida, d, 10, MI

Spero?, Benjamin, 39, m 17 y, Russian Yiddish, 1884, na - 1910 Red Jacket

Fannie, 38, 4 child, 4 liv, Eng, Pts, german, imm 1875

Belle, d, 15, WI

Marian, d,13, WI

Victor, s, 10, WI

Morries, 3, WI

Larson, Alma, 18, servant

Taplon, Myer, 36, m 14y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1885 - 1910 Torch Lake

Annie, 36, 4 child 4 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1892

Sam, s, 13, MI

Harold, s, 10, MI

Beatrice, d, 7, MI

Webber, Abram, 45, m 25 y, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909, al - 1910 Houghton

David, s, 23, Russian Yiddish, imm 1905

Morris, s, 24, Russian Yiddish, imm 1904

Anna, d, 19, Russian Yiddish, imm 1907

Bessie, d, 17, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909

Louis, s, 15, Russian Yiddish

Stark, Louis, lodger, 19, Russian Yiddish

Blumberg, Samuel, lodger, 22, Russian Yiddish, imm 1906

Webber, Dora, wf, 45, m 25 y, 6 child, 5 liv, Russian Yiddish, imm 1909

Zulum? Harry, 36, married twice, m 12 y, Russian Yiddis, imm 1906 - 1910 Calumet Twp

Ida, 32, married twice, 7 child, 7 liv, Russian Yiddish

Lena, d, 9, Russian Yiddish (wheres the 6th & 7th child??)

Bichie, d, 7, Russian Yiddish

Israel, s, 3, MD

Katie, d, 2, MD

Molie, d 1/12, MI

References

1. From the Articles of Incorportation of the Calumet Hebrew Cemetery Association of Calumet, Michigan. October 9th, 1900

2. 1895 Polk Directory

3. 1899 Polk Directory

4. 1910 Polk Directory

5. 1900 Houghton Co census

6. 1910 Houghton Co census

7. Houghton Death records

8. Houghton Birth records

9. Houghton Marriage records

10. 1903 Polk Directory

11. 1920 Houghton Co census