Katz family (Isaac, Lipman, Morris, George et al), 1908 - 1955

3.5x5 black and white photograph of three generations of Katz’s at David’s 1st Birthday Party at Grandma Kramer’s apartment 240 Mather St, Hartford, CT. Lipman on right, George on left holding David. Taken six weeks before Lippy passed away. May 28, 1949. 3.5x5 black and white photographs and negatives (two duplicates of each) of Katz Family Wedding, 1908. Identifications located in Katz people file. 5x7 black and white photograph Samuel Katz, 1955. 8x10 black and white photograph of George Katz at Army Finance School, Baltimore, Maryland, 1938. Black and white photocopy of Katz Family, n.d.. People numbered 6-11 on image (presumably 1-5 are the men in the back row), identifications are as follows: 1) (Uncle) Louis Katz of Springfield, founder of State Line Potato Chips. 2) Nathan Katz, lived in Hartford, not too bright, occupation unknown. 3) Samuel Katz, moved to Springfield, leather business, saloon keeper in Hartford. 4) Morris Katz, Springfield, Country Club soda partner. 5) Lipman Katz (Lippy), father of Herman Katz, lived in Hartford. Occupations: butcher, chazen, real estate and insurance man. Sons: Abe (attorney, died young), George (Army, post office), Herman (oldest of five, only one living in 1995), Manny (Diabetic, died young). Daughter Shirley Beatrice (never married). Herman’s wife: Rose Apter Katz (sister to Esther Cohen) and they had one son, Joel. Worked in sales, “ne’re-do-well”. 6) Isaac Katz, grandfather of Herman. 7) Aunt from St. Paul, Minnesota. Had 11 children. 8) Aunt Dora Katz Sagalyn, married to Raphael Sagalyn, a wealthy business man in Springfield. 9) Aunt Rachel Katz, married to a cousin Jake Katz, Junk Dealer 10) Aunt Ida Katz, married cousin Louis Katz, owner of Country Club Soda 11) Leah Sheva Cohen Katz, grandmother of Herman