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m. Abt 1879
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Born |
1838 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
18 May 1909 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Buried |
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Married |
Abt 1879 |
Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Other Spouse |
Feiga | F320 |
Married |
Abt 1858 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Other Spouse |
Brocha Daug of Jankel | F1512 |
Married |
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Father |
Getzel Leiser Horwitz/Gurewitsch | F3388 Group Sheet |
Mother |
Itka | F3388 Group Sheet |
Born |
1857 |
Druya, Disna District, Belarus  |
Died |
Abt 1904 |
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Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Father |
Morduch Joffa | F3392 Group Sheet |
Mother |
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Born |
18 Jan 1880 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
21 Oct 1946 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Buried |
26 Oct 1946 |
Waldheim Jewish Cemetery, Chicago, Illinois  |
Spouse |
Molly Fagelson | F319 |
Married |
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Spouse |
Rose Segal | F216 |
Married |
1918 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Born |
18 Jan 1880 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
8 Dec 1941 |
Rumbula, Riga, Latvia  |
Buried |
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Spouse |
Raisa Gurevitch | F546 |
Married |
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Born |
5 July 1882 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
Abt 1948 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Buried |
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Spouse |
Paulina Weinberg | F1451 |
Married |
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Born |
Abt 1885 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
14 Aug 1888 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Buried |
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Born |
26 Oct 1886 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
14 Jan 1940 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Buried |
16 Jan 1940 |
Satinover Cemetery, Proviso, Cook County, IL  |
Spouse |
Minnie Lurie | F1474 |
Married |
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Born |
1887 |
Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
28 Aug 1888 |
Rezekne, Latgale, Lavia  |
Buried |
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Born |
25 Aug 1891 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
Abt 1945 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Buried |
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Spouse |
Molly Sternberg | F1470 |
Married |
2 Apr 1916 |
Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA  |
Born |
Abt 1893 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
Abt 1977 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Buried |
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Spouse |
Isadore Levin | F372 |
Married |
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Spouse |
Fred DeGauw | F1495 |
Married |
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Born |
25 Sep 1896 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
16 Feb 1967 |
Inglewood, CA  |
Buried |
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Spouse |
Isadore Dorin | F383 |
Married |
25 Nov 1917 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
Born |
25 Sep 1896 |
Horwitz Family Residence, Rezekne, Latgale, Latvia  |
Died |
15 May 1979 |
Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California  |
Buried |
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Spouse |
Irving Fagelson | F1492 |
Married |
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Spouse |
Isaac Laibovitz | F228 |
Married |
9 Oct 1915 |
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA  |
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Recordings
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 | Aunt Bessie Remembers Her Father 0:23 Her father came from Moscow, a section of Riga along the shore of the river which was where many Jewish people lived. He was in the timber business with his father and brothers. He died at age 71 when Bessie was about 10. |
 | Life was not so good in Europe 0:59
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 | Story of Florence falling in the River 0:49 This story is well known in the Horwitz family of the time the twins, Bessie and Florence, had gone down to the river to watch the women do the laundry. There was a crowd around and Florence was knocked into the river. Bessie called for help and Florence was saved. But they made Bessie take her dry clothing off for Florence. Bessie was cold and naked. They were both about 10 years old. The year would have been about 1906, one year before they came to America. |
 | Notte Returns Home Unexpectedly 1:37 This is a great story about Bessie encountering her brother Nottie (Nathan) in the back of their home. He was an identical twin to Abe. When Florence refused to go out back to lock the barn door Bessie obeyed and went out back. Nottie was just arriving on a sleigh. She thought he was Abe. She asked if it was Abe and he said he was Nottie. She was so excited she passed out in the snow. The whole town was so excited about Nottie's safe return that they stayed up all night to celebrate.
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 | Bessie Remembers Her Older sister Sara 0:47 The area where the Horwitz family lived the homes had Saunas (Spitz Bath) in the back by the "barn" and outhouse. Sara stayed in Europe and had five children. As far as we know they all perished in the Holocaust. |
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 | Rezekne Museum (31) Photos Taken Inside Rezekne Museum by Dave Howard in October of 2002 |
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