1. Hart1 LICHTENSTEIN was born between 23 October 1822 in Poland. He married Fannie/Fanny/Fany/Frances/Fredericka D. ISRAELSKY on 21 December 1866 in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana. Fannie was born in 14 March 1839 in Prussia. Hart died on 05 April 1902 in New Orleans, at age 79. Fannie died on 14 March 1903 in New Orleans, at age 64. Hart and Fannie are buried in Metairie Cemetery, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
Fannie was the sister of Augustus Israelsky.
Hart immigrated to the United States before 1850, and was a naturalized citizen. Fannie's immigration year is unknown.
According to census records and city directories, Hart was a merchant (1850/1860), dry goods merchant (1870), cotton broker (1880), and "comen mch" (?) (1900).
Hart appeared as a single man on the 1850 census in Pike County, Mississippi; with his family on the 1860 census in Copiah County, Mississippi; and with his family on the 1870, 1880 and 1900 censuses in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
Children of Hart LICHTENSTEIN and Fannie/Fanny/Frances/Fredericka D. ISRAELSKY were as follows:
- 2. Isaac2 M. LICHTENSTEIN, born between July 1858-June 1859 in Mississippi.
- Anna LICHTENSTEIN, born in December 1859 in Mississippi; died before 1870, as she
did not appear on the census that year. - 3. Emma S. LICHTENSTEIN, born in January 1861 in Mississippi.
- 4. Rebecca LICHTENSTEIN, born on 03 April 1863 in Mississippi.
- 5. Pauline LICHTENSTEIN, born between July 1865-June 1866 in Mississippi.
- Fannie LICHTENSTEIN, born between July 1867-June 1868 in Mississippi; died before
1880, as she did not appear on the census that year. - Amelia LICHTENSTEIN, born in March 1870 in Louisiana; died before 1880, as she
did not appear on the census that year. - David M. LICHTENSTEIN, born in July 1872 in Louisiana; died on 17 January 1929 in
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, at age 56. He married Louise H. Dantonet on
19 April 1900 in New Orleans. The name on his Missouri death certificate was
David M. LIGHTON. - Solomon M./Saul W. LICHTENSTEIN, born in October 1875 in Louisiana; died
16 November 1931, probably in New Orleans, at age 56. He is buried in Metairie
Cemetery, Orleans Parish. - Viola A. LICHTENSTEIN, born on 08 February 1879 in New Orleans; died on
30 April 1905 in New Orleans, at age 26. She married Myer A. LEWIS on 29 March 1904
in New Orleans. She is buried in Metairie Cemetery, Orleans Parish. - Edna May LICHTENSTEIN, born in May 1883 in Louisiana; died 14 May 1927 in
New Orleans, at age 44. She is buried in Metairie Cemetery, Orleans Parish. - Janette/Finette/Tinette Alma LICHTENSTEIN, born on 4 January 1884 in New Orleans.
She resided in New Orleans in May 1927.
2. Isaac2 (Hart1) M. LICHTENSTEIN was born between July 1858-June 1859 in Mississippi. He died on 26 April 1924 in New Orleans, at age 66.
According to census records and city directories, Isaac was a cotton clerk (1880).
Isaac appeared in the household of his father on the 1860 census in Copiah County, Mississippi, and on the 1870 and 1880 censuses in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
Isaac has not yet been located on the 1900, 1910 or 1920 censuses.
3. Emma S.2 LICHTENSTEIN was born in January 1861 in Mississippi. She married Joseph BLUM on 12 June 1895 in New Orleans. Joseph was born on 9 December 1846 in Germany. He died on 17 February 1910 in Crowley, Acadia Parish, Louisiana, at age 63. Emma died on 31 October 1932 in New Orleans, at age 71.
Joseph immigrated to the United States in 1869, and was a naturalized citizen.
According to census records, Joseph was a dealer of general merchandise (1900). Between 1890 and 1905, Joseph was a partner with Abe KAPLAN in a mercantile business known as Kaplan & Blum.
Emma appeared in the household of her father on the 1870 and 1880 censuses in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana; with her husband on the 1900 census, and her son on the 1910 census, in Crowley, Acadia Parish, Louisiana; with her son on the 1920 census in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin; and with her son on the 1930 census in New Orleans.
In May 1927, she resided in Biloxi, Harrison County, Mississippi.
Emma's age and birth years decreased as she aged: on the 1870 census, she was 9; on the 1880 census she was 18; at her marriage in 1895, she was 30 (but was really 34); on the 1900 census, she was 34 (but was really 39); on the 1910 census, she was 40 (but was really 49); on the 1920 census, she was 51 (but was really 59); on the 1930 census, she was 74 (but was really 69 - an anomaly in this list); and at her death in 1932, she was 66 (but was really 71).
Children of Emma S. LICHTENSTEIN and Joseph BLUM were as follows:
- Walter Leo3 BLUM, born on 7 April 1898 in New Orleans. According to census records, Walter was a student (1920), and a book keeper for an automobile company (1930). According to his World War I draft registration, he was a medical student (1918).
- unknown child, born and died between 1900 and 1910 (Emma was mother of 1, 1 living in 1900; mother of 2, 1 living in 1910).
4. Rebecca2 LICHTENSTEIN was born in April 1863 in Mississippi. She married Abe/Abram/Abrom KAPLAN on 7 March 1894 in New Orleans. Abe was born in September 1866 in either Germany, Poland or Russia. He died 30 March 1944 in Acadia Parish, Louisiana, at age 77. Rebecca died on 28 August 1931 in Acadia Parish, at age 68. She is buried in Metairie Cemetery, Orleans Parish, Louisiana.
According to census records, Abe was a president of a rice mill (1900), a manager of a rice mill (1910), and a farmer (owner) of a rice farm (1920/1930). He immigrated to the United States in either 1872 (1930), 1875 (1900), 1885 (1920), or 1888 (1910), and was a naturalized citizen.
Rebecca appeared in the household of her father on the 1870 and 1880 censuses in New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana; and with her husband on the 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 censuses in Crowley, Acadia Parish, Louisiana.
Rebecca's age and birth years decreased as she aged: on the 1870 census, she was 7; on the 1880 census she was 16; at her marriage in 1894, she was 26 (but was really 31); on the 1900 census, she was 32 (but was really 37); on the 1910 census, she was 41 (but was really 47); on the 1920 census, she was 50 (but was really 56); on the 1930 census, she was 60 (but was really 66); and at her death in 1931, she was 62 (but was really 68).
Children of Rebecca LICHTENSTEIN and Abe/Abram/Abrom KAPLAN were as follows:
- Irving Bernard3 KAPLAN, born on 18 February 1895 in New Orleans; died on 22 September 1947 in Acadia Parish, at age 52. According to census records, he was clerical - office rice co. (1920) and superintendent - Hunter Canal Co. (1930).
5. Pauline2 LICHTENSTEIN was born in September 1865 in Mississippi. She married Sidney MYERS on 19 August 1896 in New Orleans. Sidney was born in May 1865 in Mississippi.
In 1900, they resided in Leon County, Texas. Pauline died between 1902-1910, probably in Texas.
According to census records, Sidney was a merchant (1900).
Pauline's age and birth years decreased as she aged: on the 1870 census, she was 4; on the 1880 census she was 14; at her marriage in 1896, she was 26 (but was really 30); and on the 1900 census, she was 27 (but was really 34).
Children of Pauline LICHTENSTEIN and Sidney MYERS were as follows:
- Myrtle3 MYERS, born in July 1898 in Texas.
- Fay MYERS, born between May 1901-April 1902 in Texas.
Hart was enumerated on the 1850 census in 1st Police District, Pike County, Mississippi, in the household of Parham B. Williams, hotel/tavern keeper:
Hart Lichtenstein, 26, m, merchant, b. Poland [29 August 1850, page 1, line 15, dwelling 1 (hotel), family 1]
1850 census image of Parham B. WILLIAMS household
Hart purchased land in 1859 in Pike County, Mississippi, from the General Land Office:
Certificate No.: 11.353A Accession No.: MS0550__.361 Buyer: Hart Lichtenstein of Pike County, Mississippi Land Description: "the North West quarter of Section 29 and the North East quarter of Section 30, in Township 3, of Range 9 East, in the District of lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi containing 320 acres" Issue Date: February 01, 1859
1859 land purchase image of Hart LICHTENSTEIN
[United States. Bureau of Land Management. Mississippi Land Records. [database on-line]. Original electronic data from: United States. Bureau of Land Management. Mississippi Pre-1908 Patents: Homesteads, Cash Entry, Choctaw Indian Scrip and Chickasaw Cession Lands. General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1997.]
The family was enumerated on the 1860 census in Copiah County, Mississippi:
H. Lichtenstein, 38, m, merchant, RE $300, PE $25,000, b. Poland (Russ) Frances [Lichtenstein], 21, f, b. Prussia Isaac [Lichtenstein], 1, m, b. Mississippi Anna [Lichtenstein], 6/12, f, b. Mississippi Augustus Israelski, 19, m, clerk, b. Prussia W. S. Meyers, 18, m, peddler, b. Prussia John [Meyers], 28, m, clerk, b. Poland (Russian) A. F. Andre, 25, m, bookkeeper b. Sweden [13 July 1860, page/sheet x/74, lines 21-28, dwelling 494, family 503]
1860 census image of H. LICHTENSTEIN household
The family was enumerated on the 1870 census in 2nd Ward, City of New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana:
Lichtenstein Hart, 47, m, w, dry goods merchant, RE $10,000, PE $2000, b. Poland, parents of foreign birth [Lichtenstein] Fannie, 31, f, w, keeping house, b. Prussia, parents of foreign birth [Lichtenstein] Isaac, 11, m, w, at school, b. Mississippi, parents of foreign birth, attended school [Lichtenstein] Emma, 9, f, w, b. Mississippi, parents of foreign birth [Lichtenstein] Rebecca, 7, f, w, b. Mississippi, parents of foreign birth [Lichtenstein] Pauline, 4, f, w, b. Mississippi, parents of foreign birth [Lichtenstein] Fannie, 2, f, w, b. Mississippi, parents of foreign birth [Lichtenstein] Amelia, 2/12, f, w, b. Louisiana, parents of foreign birth, b. March Soraskey Minnie, 51, f, w, domestic servant, b. Prussia, parents of foreign birth Donlin Eliza, 23, f, w, domestic servant, b. Ireland, parents of foreign birth [13 June 1870, page 52, lines 10-19, dwelling 233, family 366]
1870 census image of Hart LICHTENSTEIN household
Hart filed a homestead claim in 1875 in Louisiana:
Homestead Cert. No.: 218 Application: 1520 Accession No.: LA0320__.089 Buyer: Hart Lichtenstein Land Description: "the North West quarter of Section 30 in Township 7 South of Range 1 West, in the District of lands subject to sale at New Orleans, Louisiana containing 166.62 acres" Issue Date: November 15, 1875
1875 homestead claim image of Hart LICHTENSTEIN
[United States. Bureau of Land Management. Louisiana Land Records. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 1997-. Original electronic data from: United States. Bureau of Land Management. Louisiana Pre-1908 Homestead and Cash Entry Patents, General Land Office Automated Records Project, 1993.]
The family was enumerated on the 1880 census at 227 Magazine Street, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, Louisiana:
Lechtenstein H[?], w, m, 56, married, cotton broker, b. Prussia, fb. Poland, mb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] Fannie, w, f, 40, wife, married, housekeeper, b/pb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] Isaac, w, m, 21, son, single, cotton clerk, b. Mississippi, pb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] Emma, w, f, 18, daughter, single, at home, b. Mississippi, pb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] Rebecca, w, f, 16, daughter, single, at school, b. Mississippi, pb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] Pauline, w, f, 14, daughter, single, at school, b. Mississippi, pb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] David, w, m, 8, son, single, at school, b. Louisiana, pb. Prussia [Lechtenstein] Saul, w, m, 4, son, single, at home, b. Louisiana, pb. Prussia Lichtenstein Viola, w, f, 2, daughter, b. Louisiana, pb. Prussia Barney Sarah, w, f, 24, servant, single, cook, b. Missouri, fb. Ireland, mb. Missouri Iseraelsky Mary, w, f, 68, mother law, widowed, keep house, b/pb. Prussia [1 June 1880, ED 9, page/sheet 194/3C, lines 43-50, page/sheet x/4D, lines 1-3, dwelling 17, family 36]
1880 census image of H. LECHTENSTEIN household
1st page, 2nd page
1890 New Orleans, Louisiana, directory:
Samuel HYMAN, Hart LICHTENSTEIN, Jonas HILLER, Harris HYMAN; Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co., 47 Union, 1st district, Cotton David M. LICHTENSTEIN, 737 Charles avenue, Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co., collector Hart LICHTENSTEIN, 47 Union, 1st district; 737 Charles avenue, Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co. Isaac M. LICHTENSTEIN, 737 Charles avenue
1891 New Orleans, Louisiana, directory:
Samuel HYMAN, Hart LICHTENSTEIN, Joseph HILLER, Harris HYMAN; Cotton, 47 Union, 1st district, Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co. David LICHTENSTEIN, 737 Charles avenue, Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co., clerk Hart LICHTENSTEIN, 47 Union, 1st district; 737 Charles avenue, Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co. Isaac M. LICHTENSTEIN, 737 Charles avenue, Hyman, Lichtenstein & Co., clerk
[Ancestry.com. New Orleans, Louisiana City Directory, 1890 [database online]. Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: New Orleans City Directory, 1890. New Orleans, LA: L. Soards, 1890. New Orleans City Directory, 1891. New Orleans, LA: L. Soards, 1891.]
The family was enumerated on the 1900 census at 3210 Coverdell Street, Ward 11, New Orleans City, 7th Precinct, Orleans Parish, Louisiana:
Lichtenstein Hart, head, w, m, November 1829, 70, married 40 years, b/pb. Poland (Ger), immigrated 1852, [unreadable] years in US, naturalized, comen (?) mch, could read/write, spoke English, owned, house [Lichtenstein] Fany D., wife, w, f, March 1840, 60, married 40 years, mother of 9, 9 living, b. Prussia, pb. Germany, immigration year unknown, unknown years in US, could read/write, spoke English [Lichtenstein] David M., son, w, m, July 1872, 27, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Poland (Ger), mb. Germany, comen (?) mch, could read/write, spoke English [Lichtenstein] Saul W., son, w, m, October 1875, 24, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Poland (Ger), mb. Germany, comen (?) mch, could read/write, spoke English [Lichtenstein] Viola A., daughter, w, f, January 1881, 19, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Poland (Ger), mb. Germany, could read/write, spoke English [Lichtenstein] Edna May, daughter, w, f, May 1883, 17, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Poland (Ger), mb. Germany, at school 8 months, could read/write, spoke English [Lichtenstein] Janette, daughter, w, f, January 1885, 15, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Poland (Ger), mb. Germany, at school 9 months, could read/write, spoke English Robertson Margarette, servant, B, f, December 1874, 25, single, b. Mississippi, fb. Virginia, mb. Mississippi, house servant, could read/write, spoke English [12/13/14 June 1900, ED 113, sheet 17B, lines 76-83, dwelling 360, family 379]
1900 census image of Hart LICHTENSTEIN household
Janette/Tinnette was enumerated a second time on the 1900 census at 1231 Washington St., Ward 11, New Orleans City, 6th Precinct, Orleans Parish, Louisiana, in the household of Alice Bowman, head of the Dormitory of Newcomb College:
Lichtenstein Tinnette A., boarder, w, f, January 1885, 15, single, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, student, attended school 10 months, could read/write, spoke English [12/13 June 1900, ED 112, page/sheet 163/21A, line 42, dwelling 326, family 334]
1900 census image of Alice Bowman, Dormitory of Newcomb College
The family of Joseph Blum was enumerated on the 1900 census at Avenue H, Crowley, 6th Ward, Acadia Parish, Louisiana:
Blum Joseph, head, w, m, Nov 1846, 53, married 5 years, b/pb. Germany, immigrated 1869, 30 years in US, naturalized, dealer - general merchandise, could read/write, spoke English, owned, free, house (this on line 13, obviously incorrect info for the lodger on that line) [Blum] Emma, wife, w, f, Jany 1866, 34, married 5 years, mother of 1, 1 living, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, could read/write, spoke English [Blum] Walter L., son, w, m, Apl 1898, 2, single, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany Morris Mary, servant, B, f, Nov 1880, 19, single, b/pb. Louisiana, servant, could not read/write, spoke English Brown Eva, servant, B, f, Feby 1880, 20, widowed, mother of 0, 0 living, b/pb. Louisiana, cook, could not read/write, spoke English Green [blank], servant, B, m, Jany 1849, 51, widowed, b/pb. Louisiana, hostler, could not read/write, spoke English [8 June 1900, ED 9, page 211, sheet 9A, lines 13-19, dwelling 153, family 156]
The family of Abe Kaplan was enumerated on the 1900 census at 3rd Street, Crowley, 6th Ward, Acadia Parish, Louisiana:
Kaplan Abram, head, w, m, Sept 1866, 33, married 6 years, b/pb. Poland (Russ), immigrated 1895 [sic], 15 years in US, naturalized, prest. - rice mill, could read/write, spoke English, owned, free, house [Kaplan] Rebecca, wife, w, f, Apl 1868, 32, married 6 years, mother of 1, 1 living, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, could read/write, spoke English [Kaplan] Irvin V., son, w, m, Feby 1895, 5, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Poland (Russ), mb. Louisiana Castine Sophie, servant, w, f, Apl 1879, 21, single, b/pb. Wisconsin, governess, could read/write, spoke English [8 June 1900, ED 9, page 211, sheet 9A, lines 20-23, dwelling 154, family 157]
1900 census image of Joseph BLUM and Abe KAPLAN households
The family of Sidney Myers was enumerated on the 1900 census in Justice Precinct No. 5, Leon County, Texas:
Myers Sidney, head, w, m, May 1864, 36, married 3 years, b. Mississippi, pb. Russia, merchant, could read/write, spoke English, owned, free, house [Myers] Pauline, wife, w, f, Sept 1872, 27, married 3 years, mother of 1, 1 living, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, could read/write, spoke English [Myers] Mirtle, daughter, w, f, July 1898, 1, single, b. Texas, fb. Mississippi, mb. Louisiana [Myers] Gus J., bro, w, m, Nov 1862, 37, single, b. Mississippi, fb. Russia, mb. Mississippi, book keeper, could read/write, spoke English [5 June 1900, ED 47, sheet 3B, lines 74-77, dwelling 53, family 53]
1900 census image of Sidney MYERS household
The family of Emma Lichtenstein Blum was enumerated on the 1910 census at 319 Fourth, Ward 2, Crowley City, Tenth Township, Acadia Parish, Louisiana:
Blum Emma S., head, f, w, 40, widowed, mother of 2, 1 living, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, spoke English, none [occupation], could read/write, owned, free, house [Blum] Walter, son, m, w, 12, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Germany, mb. Louisiana, spoke English, none [occupation], could read/write, attended school Lichtenstein Edna, sister, f, w, x [age], single, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, spoke English, none [occupation], could read/write [16 April 1910, ED 11, page 168, sheet 12A, lines 36-38, dwelling 76, family 76]
The family of Abe Kaplan was enumerated on the 1910 census at 222 Fourth, Ward 2, Crowley City, Tenth Township, Acadia Parish, Louisiana:
Kaplan Abe, head, m, w, 43, married (1) 16 years, b/pb. Germany (Ger), immigrated 1888, naturalized, spoke English, manager - rice mill, employer, could read/write, owned, free, house [Kaplan] Rebecca, wife, f, w, 41, married (1) 16 years, mother of 1, 1 living, b. Mississippi, pb. Germany (Ger), spoke English, none [occupation], could read/write [Kaplan] Erving, son, m, w, 15, single, b. Louisiana, fb. Germany (Ger), mb. Mississippi, spoke English, none [occupation], could read/write, attended school Kenny Sarah, servant, f, w, 55, widowed, mother of 3, 0 living, b. Louisiana, pb. Ireland, spoke English, housekeeper, private family, worker, not out of work in 1909, could read/write Smith Fred, servant, m, w, 19, single, b/pb. Germany (Ger), immigrated 1906, filed first papers, spoke English, not out of work in 1909, could read/write [16 April 1910, ED 11, page 168, sheet 12A, lines 39-43, dwelling 77, family 77]
1910 census image of Emma S. BLUM household and Abe KAPLAN household
The family of Sidney Myers was enumerated on the 1910 census at 1612 Lamar, 3rd Ward, City of Houston, Justice Precinct #1, Harris County, Texas:
Myers Sidney, head, m, w, 47, widowed, b. Mississippi, pb. Germany, spoke English, commission [?] - produce, own account, could read/write, owned, free, house [Myers] Myrtle, daughter, f, w, 11, single, b. Texas, fb. Mississippi, mb. Louisiana, spoke English, could read/write, attended school [Myers] Fay, daughter, f, w, 8, single, b. Texas, fb. Mississippi, mb. Louisiana, attended school [Myers] Gus, brother, m, w, 48, married (1) [years blank], b. Mississippi, pb. Germany, spoke English, commercial - [---]ler, worker, could read/write [Myers] Joe, cousin, m, w, 41, single, b/pb. Louisiana, spoke English, manager - produce house, worker, could read/write Jones Julia Ann, housekeeper, f, w, 43, widowed, mother of 1, 1 living, b. Texas, pb. Alabama, spoke English, housekeeper, worker, could read/write Williams Hattie, servant, f, w, 24, married (1) 4 years, b/pb. Texas, spoke English, servant - private home, worker, could read/write [Williams] Arthur, lodger, m, w, 27, married (1) 4 years, mother of 1, 1 living, b/pb. Texas, spoke English, porter - furniture store, worker, could read/write [19-20 April 1910, ED 93, sheet 5B, lines 92-99, dwelling 77, family 28]
1910 census image of Sidney MYERS household
The family of Emma Blum was enumerated on the 1920 census at Carroll Street, Park Hotel, Ward 4, Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin:
Blum Mrs. Joseph, [boarder], f, w, 51, widowed, could read/write, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany-German, spoke English, none [occupation] [Blum] Walter L., [boarder], m, w, 21, single, attended school, could read/write, b. Louisiana, fb. Germany-German, mb. Louisiana, spoke English, student [2 January 1920, SD 3, ED 44, sheet 1A/251, lines 28-29, no dwelling, family 8]
The family of Abe Kaplan was enumerated on the 1920 census at [x] East 4th Street, Ward 2, Crowley City, Police Jury Ward 6, Acadia Parish, Louisiana:
Kaplan Abe, head, owned, free, m, w, 52, married, immigrated 1885, naturalized in 1892, could read/write, b/pb. Russia-German, spoke English, farmer (owner) - rice farming, own account [Kaplan] Rebeccah, wife, f, w, 50, married, could read/write, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany-German, spoke English, none [occupation] [Kaplan] Irving B., son, m, w, 24, single, could read/write, b. Louisiana, fb. Russia-German, mb. Louisiana, spoke English, clerical - office rice co., worker Cranford Etta, servant, f, w, 40, widowed, could read/write, b/pb. Louisiana, spoke English, servant - private family, worker [2 January 1920, sheet 2B, lines 68-71, dwelling 37, family 38]
The family of Walter Blum was enumerated on the 1930 census at 4458 Music Street, Block 433, Ward 8, New Orleans, Precinct 13, Orleans Parish, Louisiana:
Blum Walter L., head, rented - $10/month, owned a radio, m, w, 35, single, could read/write, b. Louisiana, fb. Germany, mb. United States, spoke English, book keeper - automobile co., worked yesterday [Blum] Emma, f, w, 74, widowed, could read/write, b. Louisiana, pb. Germany, spoke English, none [occupation] [7 April 1930, SD 11, ED 36-123, sheet 16A/206, lines 27-28, dwelling 128, family 129]
The family of Abe Kaplan was enumerated on the 1930 census at 625 East 2nd Street, [city] Ward 2, Crowley City, [county] Ward 6, Acadia Parish, Louisiana:
Kaplan Abe, head, owned - $20000, had radio, m, w, 62, married, 26 at 1st marriage, could read/write, b/pb. Russia, native language Russian, immigrated 1872, naturalized, spoke English, farmer - rice farm, employer, worked yesterday, not a veteran [Kaplan] Rebecca, wife, f, w, 60, married, 24 at 1st marriage, could read/write, b. Mississippi, pb. Prussia, spoke English, none [occupation] [Kaplan] Irving, son, m, w, 35, single, could read/write, b. Louisiana, fb. Russia, mb. Mississippi, spoke English, superintendent - Hunter Canal Co., worker, worked yesterday, veteran - WW Amos Leslie, chaffeur (marked through) and [?] written above, m, negro, 32, divorced, could read/write, b/pb. Louisiana, spoke English, chaffeur - private home, worker, worked yesterday, veteran - WW Barquet Regina, cook, f, negro, 37, divorced, [blank read/write], b/pb. Louisiana, spoke English, cook - private home, worker, worked yesterday [9 April 1930, SD 7, ED 1/21, sheet 5B, lines 96-100, dwelling 113, family 122]
