Farming
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 72 Collections and/or Records:
Rosenbaum, Goldey_1980/10/17, Oral History, October 17, 1980
Subjects covered during interview include: Growing up Jewish in Russia, parents, immigrant, immigration, Ellis Island, farming, education, children, family name, family, orthodoxy, Hebrew, Israel, E. Cohen commentary.
Schatz, Elizabeth_1976/8/25, Oral History, 1976 - 1976
Subjects covered in interview include: Family beginnings in Europe. Coming to Hartford Education, Zionism, Family, Marriage, Women's Suffrage Politics, Family farm, Children, Intermarriage,
Sosland, Bessie_1980/12/9, Oral History, December 9, 1980
Subjects covered during interview include: Family history, immigration, immigrants, Growing up Jewish, Jewish Education, Pogroms, family death Medicine, New York, blouse shop, husband, Cultural Club, helping the workers, chicken farming, family, choir, Jewish Fraternal Organization, family, picture of choir,
Towns/Colchester/Oral History/Himmelstein, Rachel, 1986, 1986-1986
This oral history details Rachel Himmelstein's experience growing up on a farm in Lebanon, CT, as well as teaching in a one room schoolhouse in that town and in Colchester.
This file also contains a color photograph labled "Opening night Colchester play, Marsha (Lotstein), Susan (Wasserman), and Chris (Bailey), "Mrs. Meil and the Chicken Hawk."
Towns/Eastern Connecticut/Research Papers/Gordon, Morton L. The History of the Jewish farmer in Eastern Connecticut. Yeshiva University, 1975. Includes Ellington, Rockville, Willimantic, Colombia, Chestnut Hill, Hebron, Lebanon, Amston, Colchester, Moodus, chesterfield, Woodstock, Putnam, Pomfret, Abington, Killingly, Danielson, Brooklyn, Moosup, Plainfield, Jewett City, Norwich, New London, Madison, Guildford, New Haven, and Hartford. 2 copies., 1975-1975
Towns/Farmington/Farmers/Greenberg, Abraham Leon (1847-1907), 1847-1907
All photos are of the same picture: Portrait of Abraham Leon Greenberg in cantor outfit, n.d.
Appears to be part of the photo cited in Hariette Katz's research of Abraham and wife Flora, though Flora seems to be cropped out.
The larger photo appears to be a copy of the negative.
Towns/Farmington/Farmers/Greenberg family farm, undated
One negative and Two 5x7 black and white photos of the farm, n.d., captioned "The Old Cadwell Homestead-Res. Abraham L. Greenberg".
5x7 black and white portrait of Abraham and Flora (Avrom and Chia) Greenberg.
Mounted Print same picture as the 5x7 of the farm.