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Tag Archives: Rhine
Where did our names come from?
In my post Who put the ‘h’ in Ghertner, I discussed the origin of that name, from ‘gardener’. I’ve just tackled some of the surnames of some of your Jewish ancestors. The fact they had Jewish names is a clue … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrahams, Abrams, Altschul, Baum, Berlin, Bissinger, Bloch, Block, Bloom, Cooper, Eisenkramer, Fleisman, Frankland, Gertner, Ghertner, Ginsburg, Gruber, Levy, Lipshitz, Loveman, Magid, Marks, Marx, Name Origin, Pfeifer, Picard, Rhine, Rosen, Scharf, Schwartz, Sonnenfeld, Strauss, Weil
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Mud-slinging, Mayhem & Murder
In January 1865, teen age brothers Charles & Michael Henry De Young and an elder brother Gustavus (who were all uncles of Edward Rhine, 1st cousin 2x removed of Jean (Bloom) Ghertner started a San Francisco entertainment slanted newspaper, The Daily … Continue reading
Rhine (my mom’s grandmother)
Solomon G. Rhine (1829-1875) and Fredrika Rhine (1846-??) were the maternal grandparents of my grandfather, John Ryan Rhine Bloom. Solomon Rhine was born in Germany , emigrated to America in 1845 and became a naturalized US citizen 31 Jan 1851.. Fredrika was … Continue reading
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Charles A Bloom and Grace Rhine, my great grandparents
Beginning with the 1920 US Census for Pine Bluff, Grace M. Bloom, enumerated as ‘widowed mother’ or the ‘head-of household’ with my grandparents, John R. Bloom and Emma Marie (Block) Bloom. Later, I found my grandfather, John Ryan Rhine Bloom, … Continue reading
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Tagged ACornerOfTheTapestry, Bloom, John R. Bloom, Rhine, Solomon Block
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Bloom
See 4 generations of Bloom’s The Bloom family from Germany was prominent in Pine Bluff, Arkansas from the mid-1850s to the 1930s in business and politics. John Bloom (b. 1832 in Germany-1883) and his brother David (1824-1889) first arrived in … Continue reading
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