Immigrant(s)
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 441 Collections and/or Records:
Spivack, Louis_1975/3/14, Oral History, March 14, 1975
Subjects of interview include: Growing up in Russia, pogrom, going to America New York, Married, Children, Living in Hartford: Family in America and Russia, Wood carving
Stammbaum/Kadden/Katten/Cadden, undated
This family tree includes descriptions of the scope of the project as well as family history anecdotes.
Stoltz, Eva Weinberg_1977/3/28, Oral History, 1977 - 1977
Subjects covered during interview include:
Tape One:
Father, America, Work, Old Country, Boat to America, Work, Husband
Stepmother in Pogrom, Family in Israel, Palestine, Marriage, Children, Charity, Organizations
Tape Two:
Husband's work, Moving, Auditorium, Children
Tager, Max_1976/6/17, Oral History, 1976 - 1976
Subjects covered in interview include: Tape One: Jewish Communities in Russia, pogrom, Education America, Working, Zionism, Unions, Workmens Circle Tape Two: Continuation of previous tape; Starts with the Theater Working, Unions, Children
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/Farmington/Family History/Greenberg-Katz/reminiscences and photocopies compiled by Hariette Greenberg Katz, 1900-1980s, 1891 - 2006
This folder contains the research materials of Harriette Katz, who researched her grandfather Abraham/Avrom Laibe Greenberg and their family's farm.
Photocopy of 8x10 black and white portrait of Julia Greenberg with hate and white flower, n.d. See Greenberg Family for original.