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Abraham Finifter | Rosenberg | Ross

Abraham Finifter | Rosenberg | Ross

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  • Name Abraham Finifter | Rosenberg | Ross 
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    Personen-Kennung I128988  Stammbaum2
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    Vater NN [Finifter] 
    Mutter NN Schuster 
    Familien-Kennung F91430  Familienblatt  |  Familientafel

    Familie 1 NN NN 
    Familien-Kennung F91442  Familienblatt  |  Familientafel
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    Familie 2 Sarah [Rosenberg] | [Ross]   gest. 1914 
    Kinder 
     1. Millie Ross
     2. Victor Rosenberg | Ross,   geb. 1900, Lancaster Road, London, (GB) Suche alle Personen mit Ereignissen an diesem Ortgest. Nov 1984 (Alter 84 Jahre)
     3. Diana Ross
     4. Louis Ross
     5. Hymie Ross
     6. NN Rosenberg | Ross
    Familien-Kennung F91406  Familienblatt  |  Familientafel
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    Familie 3 NN NN, The Eff 
    Familien-Kennung F215657  Familienblatt  |  Familientafel
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  • Notizen 


    • As a note, My Grandfather Abraham and my Father never used the name Finifter.
      Although my Grandfather stemmed from the Parisien Finfiter's he separated from the
      family, went into what I think was Poland, supposedly killed a policeman and took a
      boat to England. Because most of the boatload were refugees and could not speak
      English they were all given the name Rosenberg. I knew several of the Finifter's in
      Paris, before and after WWII. I believe that I met Abraham's sister as well as cousins
      when I was in Paris circa 1948. But that is hazy. The Finifter's were well used during
      the German occupation of France, particularly Bernard who tailored uniforms for the
      Gestapo etc. His brother, Isaac lived at 1 Rue Dautencourt, Paris, and I visited with
      his family several times right after the war. I would call them Uncle. I do not know
      who their parents were but Isaac and his wife had a restaurant in Paris and when they
      retired they went to Dauville in Northern France.

      My Grandfather on my Father's side was married to Sarah and the six living children were by her. There was a previous family by my Grandfather in Europe and after he absconded from the continent to get to England, they came to England. I don't know how many there were of them, but they were called The Schusters. I think they took up the same occupation as my Grandfather and his son's had. That was making waistcoats in a small workshop at the back of the house in Lancaster Road. The waistcoats were sold at a price of two shillings and sixpence. Sarah committed suicide when my Father was about 14 years old. My Father, Victor Ross, was born (1900) in a Muse at the top of Lancaster Road where it meets Portabello Road (Market). [1, 2]

  • Quellen 
    1. [S20810] Ross, Dennis, The photo.

    2. [S20820] Ross, Dennis, A couple of things.