Tombstones – Bloom’s from Russia

Samuel I. Bloom emigrated from Russia to Baltimore, Maryland. This is a different family than my Bloom ancestors who emigrated from Germany to Pine Bluff, Arkansas in the mid-1800s. I found Samuel I. and Ethel Bloom  at www.findagrave.com.

• Samuel I. Bloom (1959-1936) married Ethel (1868-1944)
  1. Jacob I. Bloom (1887-1961) married Lillian Henry (1881-1959)
     • Morton I. Bloom (1916-1944)
     • Maragaret Bloom
  2. Edythe Bloom (1889-1962)
  3. Leon H. Bloom (1901-1979)

Jewish Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland

Bloom Family headstone

Samuel I Bloom (1859-1936)

Etta Bloom (1868-1944)

Jacob I Bloom (1887-1961)

Lillian H Bloom (1891-1959)

Edythe Bloom (1889-1962)

Leon Bloom (1901-1979)

Second Lieutenant Morton I. Bloom (son of Jacob I Bloom and Lillian Bloom; grandson of Samuel I Bloom and Ethel “Etta” Bloom) was killed in World War II on 25 July 1944 during fighting at St. Lo, Normany, France and he was buried there. His family put a memorial stone in the family plot at Beth Tfiloh Cemetery in Baltimore.

Morton I Bloom tombstonein France

Morton I Bloom Jewish Serviceman Card

Morton I Bloom (headstone in Baltimore)