Person:Fannie Friedman (1)

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Fannie Friedman
b.15 Jun 1859 Austria
d.20 Oct 1940 Brooklyn, NY, United States
Parents and Siblings
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  1. Antonette Friedman
  2. Minnie Friedman
  3. Rachel Friedman
  4. Fannie Friedman1859 - 1940
  5. Samuel Friedman1870 -
  6. Rose Friedman1877 -
  7. Henry Friedman1879 - 1962
Spouse and Children
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  1. Yetta Mihlstin1882 - 1971
  2. Harry Mihlstin1884 - 1957
  3. Samuel Mihlstin1887 - 1970
  4. Hannah Sarah Mihlstin1891 - 1980
  5. Herman Mihlstin1892 - Abt 1985
  6. Lena Mihlstin1895 -
  7. Bella Mihlstin1897 -
  8. Leo Mihlstin1905 - 1993
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Fannie Friedman
Gender Female
Birth[2] 15 Jun 1859 Austria
Alt Birth[3] 1862 Gmina Przemysl, Subcarpathia, Poland
Alt Birth[1] Jun 1862 Germany
Immigration[4] 1868 From Death Certificate
Immigration[1] 1880
Other Abt 1881 Marriage Fact
with Adolph Mihlstin
Residence[1] 1900 West Oregon City, Clackamas, Oregon
Residence? 1910 333 Central Ave. Brooklyn, NY USA
Residence? 1920 333 Central Ave. Brooklyn, NY USABelonged to Sam Mihlstin and Bessie Grossman later
Residence[2] Bet 1930 and 1940 199 Highland Blvd.Lived with Sam Gold and Belle Mihlstin
Death[2] 20 Oct 1940 Brooklyn, NY, United StatesCause: gastric Carcinoma caused from coronary thrombosis
Burial[2] 21 Oct 1940 Mt. Judah Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY, USA
Other[2] Jewish Memorial ChapelFuneral Director
Religion? Jewish

Fannie went to Washington on the train with 4 children which included a very young baby during winter. The story goes that the train was held up by an avalanche for several days. During the entire trip Fannie had to cook on the stove in the train car, that was used for heating, to feed her family. Adolph had gone to Tacoma, WA. before her to get established. (Per George Bodner, collaborated by Morton Mihlstin).

Yetta was Leo's wet nurse as Fannie had him when she was going through menopause and she didn't have enough milk. When she got pregnant she went to the doctor and he told her it looked like a tumor. She told him "then I've had 7 tumors before this one". (Per Morton Mihlstin)

"ADOLPH AND FANNIE MIHLSTIN ARE BURIED IN MT. JUDAH CEMETERY IN BROOKLYN. I HAVE VISITED THEIR GRAVES" (Per George Bodner, grandson of Adolph Mihlstin and Morton Mihlstin)

"I ALSO WISH THAT YOU COULD HAVE KNOWN HER. SHE WAS INDEED A WONDERFUL GRANDMA, AND A VERY STRONG PERSON. I ONCE OVERHEARD HER TELLING HER DAUGHTERS WHILE THEY CLEANED UP THE KITCHEN AFTER ONE OF HER GREAT DINNERS, "IF I KNEW THEN WHAT YOU KNOW NOW, I WOULDN'T HAVE HAD SO MANY CHILDREN". BUT SHE LOVED THEM ALL VERY MUCH." GEORGE (BODNER) Gmina Przemysl, Subcarpathia, Poland was Austria when Leon and Fannie Friedman lived there. Mort Mihlstin said that in 1940 Fannie was 81. This would make Fannie born in 1859 instead of 1862.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census. (Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2004;)
    Database online. West Oregon City, Clackamas, Oregon, ED , roll , page .

    Record for Abram Millstine

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 New York, Brooklyn, Bureau of Records, Death Certificates
    Certificate Number 20779.
  3. ↑ Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census. (Name: The Generations Network, Inc.; Location: Provo, UT, USA; Date: 2006;)
    Database online. Brooklyn Ward 28, Kings, New York, ED , roll T624_981, part , page .

    Record for Sam Miklstin

  4. ↑ New York, Brooklyn, Department of Health, Death Certificates
    Certificate No. 20993, US/CAN 2131349 Adolph Mihlstin.

    Certificate of Death issued by the Dept. of Health, Brooklyn on 1937 Oct 15 PM; Adolph Mihlstin; date of death Oct 15 1937

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