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Ancestors of Harry Arizona Drachman

Generation No. 1

1. Harry Arizona Drachman, born February 03, 1869 in Tucson, Pima Co, Arizona Terr, USA; died December 26, 1951 in Tucson, Pima Co, Arizona, USA. He was the son of 2. Philip Drachman and 3. Rosa Katzenstein. He married (1) Florence Emilie Ogden June 03, 1903 in Tucson, Pima Co, Arizona. She was the daughter of John Clement Ogden and Rosalie Rice.

Notes for Harry Arizona Drachman:

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Generation No. 2

2. Philip Drachman, born July 04, 1833 in Piotrkow, Piotrkow Prov, Poland, Poland; died October 09, 1889 in Tucson, Pima Co, Arizona Terr, USA. He was the son of 4. Harris Drachman and 5. Rebecca Harris. He married 3. Rosa Katzenstein April 21, 1868 in New York, New York.

3. Rosa Katzenstein, born January 06, 1848 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA; died July 25, 1918 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California, USA. She was the daughter of 6. Moses Cohen Catzenstein and 7. Minna or Mina Lilienfeld.

Notes for Philip Drachman:

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Notes for Rosa Katzenstein:

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Generation No. 3

4. Harris Drachman, born Abt. 1810 in Poland ?, Poland ?; died January 14, 1869 in Poland, Poland. He married 5. Rebecca Harris in Poland ?.

5. Rebecca Harris, born Abt. 1804 in Poland ?; died October 12, 1866 in New York, New York, New York.

Notes for Harris Drachman:

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6. Moses Cohen Catzenstein, born April 09, 1803 in Kassel, Hesse, Germany; died May 30, 1864 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. He married 7. Minna or Mina Lilienfeld Abt. 1826 in Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany.

7. Minna or Mina Lilienfeld, born February 04, 1809 in Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany; died July 17, 1890 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. She was the daughter of 14. Samuel Lilienfeld and 15. Lea Wolff or Wolfe.

Notes for Moses Cohen Catzenstein:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Genealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270 Gummersbach, West Germany, was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

NAME: Moses Cohen Catzenstein spelled his name as shown here. His children spelled it several different ways. His son, Emanuel Moses Castine, spelled his surname as Castine. Daughters of Moses spelled their surnames either with an initial C or an initial K, with the remainder of their surnames spelled as their father did. Moses' surname was found in Baltimore City records signed by him as indicated above, that is: Catzenstein.

IMMIGRATION: Moses Cohen Catzenstein moved his family to Baltimore, Maryland from Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany. His first 8 children were born in Hemmendorf, his last 3 children; Mary Katzenstein . Rosa Katzenstein and Samuel Katzenstein were born in Baltimore.

The eighth child, Sarah Katzenstein, was born in Hemmendorf on 8 Aug 1842. The ninth child, Mary Katzenstein was born in Baltimore in 1846. The family, therefore, immigrated to America between 1842 and 1846. The tenth child, Rosa Katzenstein and the eleventh child, Samuel Katzenstein were both born in Baltimore.

OCCUPATION: Moses Cohen Catzenstein was a cigar maker who pursued his calling in Baltimore. In the 1842 Census (German) records Moses' occupation was listed as Kuhhandel (horse trader). Kuh is German for `cow'.

DEATH: After Moses Cohen Catzenstein) died, in Baltimore on 30 May 1864, his widow, Minna or Mina Lilienfeld, moved to New York City to live with her daughter, Anna Katzenstein, and her husband, August Weiler or Weiller, who was a wealthy manufacturer of notions.

The Weilers had eleven children. Minna or Mina is listed in the 1880 census for New York, at 327 2nd Ave, aged 71, mother-in-law, b. Hanover, both parents b. Hanover.

CENSUS: From June 1850 United States Census for Baltimore, Maryland, [Ward 6, Mormon Library, film #443514, p. 248]:

Moses Catsenstine age 45, Sigar Maker, born in Germany

Mina 41, " " "

Lena 19, " " "

Emily 16, " " "

Amenial (m) 14 " " "

Anna 12, " " "

Sarah 8, " " "

Mary 5, born in Maryland

Rosa 3, " " "

Samuel 3 mos. " " "

Also listed with the family are five other Sigar Makers, ages 32, 31, 18, 20.

CENSUS: From 1860 United States Census for Baltimore, ward 6, p. 36:

Moses Catsenstein age 58, married Sigar Maker, val. of personal prop.

$300, born Hanover

Mina age 50, " "

Emma Abrahams age 24, " "

Bennett Abrahams age 26, Sigar Maker, born England

Rosa Catsenstein age 12, born Maryland

Sarah age 17, store keeper, born Hanover

Sam'l H. age 10, born Maryland

Valentine Hawke age 17, Sigar Maker, born Bavaria

IMMIGRATION: from Hamburg Germany Passenger lists, film #470,833, Mormon Library: 27 Apr 1850, Lina and Emanuel Katzenstein emigrate from Hamburg to New York. In 1850 Lena and Emanuel (shown as Amenial (m)) in the 1850 census, were 19 and 14 years of age, respectively). They may have come to the US after the rest of the family.

Notes for Minna or Mina Lilienfeld:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Genealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily

from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

CENSUS: 1842 Census Records (German) from 1842 Census family book of Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany, p. 59: In the Census

record both Moses' and Minna's birth dates are given, and his profession is given as Kuhandel (horse-trading). Kuh means

`Cow'in German. Eight children are listed with their birth dates. Three more children were born in Baltimore, for a total of 11.

MARRIAGE: Minna or Mina Lilienfeld (RIN 0400) married her husband, Moses Cohen Catzenstein (RIN 0399), about 1826 in Hannover,

Hanover, Germany. He was 23 and she was 17.

DEATH: Minna or Mina Lilienfeld (RIN 0400) died 17 Jul 1890 in Baltimore, Maryland and was buried in Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery.

RESIDENCE: Minna or Mina Lilienfeld (RIN 0400), after the death of her husband, Moses Cohen Catzenstein (RIN 0399) on 30 May

1864, moved to New York City to live with her daughter, Anna Katzenstein (RIN 0419), who had married August Weiller, and their

family. The Weillers had 11 children.

Children of Moses Catzenstein and Minna Lilienfeld are:

i. Sophie Katzenstein, born April 14, 1827 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany.

ii. Lena Katzenstein, born March 20, 1830 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany.

Notes for Lena Katzenstein:

DEATH: Lena Katzenstein (RIN 0415) died unmarried.

iii. Rieke Katzenstein, born February 02, 1831 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany.

iv. Emily or Emma Katzenstein, born April 18, 1834 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany; died May 01, 1898; married Barnett Abrahams.

Notes for Barnett Abrahams:

MARRIAGE: The marriage of Barnett Abrahams (RIN 0425) and Emily Katzenstein (RIN 0417) was childless.

v. Emanuel Moses Castine, born June 02, 1836 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany.

Notes for Emanuel Moses Castine:

NAME: Emanuel Moses Katzenstein (RIN 0418) used the surname Castine as a grown man.

OCCUPATION: Emanuel Moses Katzenstein (RIN 0418) was in the business of operating theaters in Baltimore, Maryland. At one

time he ran the Monumental theatre in Baltimore and may have owned it.

vi. Anna Katzenstein, born June 27, 1838 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany; married August Weiller.

Notes for Anna Katzenstein:

CHILDREN: Anna Katzenstein (RIN 0419) married August Weiler (RIN 0584) and had eleven children. Nothing more is known about

the children, except the names of 8 of them. Refer to (MRIN 0158) for the few data that are known. Also refer to Note on

Simon Weiller (RIN 1701) for the surname of his bride.

Notes for August Weiller:

NAME: The surname of August Weiller (RIN 0584) was sometimes spelled with just one l. Since letters dated 1899-1900 refer to

the spelling with one l, and the name is spelled with one l in the 1880 census, that is way the name is spelled in this file.

OCCUPATION: August Weiller (RIN 0584) was a manufacturer of notions and an importer of toys. He was a wealthy man.

RESIDENCE: The August Weiller (RIN 0584) family, including up to eleven children, lived in New York City.

CENSUS: 1880 Census of Manhattan (p. 18) Address: 327 2nd Avenue.

Weiller Agust 48, head, married, Importer Toys, born France, both parents born France. (RIN 0584)

Annie 41, wife, keeping-house, born Hanover, both parents born Hanover. (RIN 0419)

Daniel 19, son, clerk, b. New York (RIN 0426)

Marion 18, dau, at home, b. New York (RIN 1642)

Caroline 11, dau, at school, b. New York (RIN 1772)

Simon 16, son, clerk, b. New York (RIN 1701)

Ludwig 9, son, at school, b. New York (RIN 1700)

Blanch 8, dau, at school, b. New York (RIN 1667)

Florence 4, dau, b. New York (RIN 1770)

John 3, son, b. New York (RIN 1703)

Katzenstein, Mena 71, mother-in-law, b. Hanover, both parents b. Hanover

(RIN 400)

MARRIAGE: From a letter dated 27 Jan 1899, from Albert Steinfeld (RIN 0031) in Tucson, Arizona Territory, to Louis Zeckendorf

(RIN 0014) in New York City:

"The Weiller girls seem to be doing well in marrying and also the Spiegelbergs."

RESIDENCES: from 1858-1880 New York City Directories:

1865 Weiller, Augustus (1st listing for Weiller), wood, ft. K 42d, h. 19th & 2nd Ave.

1866-67 Weiller, Augustus, wood, ft (same), h. 372 2nd Ave.

1868 Weiller, August, (house only, same as above)

1869-71 Weiller, Agust, imp., 414 B'way, h. (same)(district #18).

1872 Weiller, August, fancy goods, 45 White, h. (same)

1878 Weiller, August, fancygds, 45 White, h. (same)

1879-80 Weiller, August, fancygds, 285 B'way, h. (same)

1880-81 Weiller, August, fcygds, 357 B'way, h. (same)

vii. Caroline Katzenstein, born September 01, 1840; married Hiram Groves.

Notes for Caroline Katzenstein:

MARRIAGE: Caroline Katzenstein (RIN 0420) married Hiram Groves (RIN 0423), a farmer from West Virginia, much against her

family's wishes. Supposedly she had 8 children, of whom 4 were males and 4 were females. These 8 children are reported to

have had 8 children among them. One of these last 8 married Mrs. Clarence T. Feaster who had a child named Kenneth Feaster

who married a woman surnamed Easton.

Notes for Hiram Groves:

MARRIAGE: The marriage of Hiram Groves (RIN 0423) and Caroline Katzenstein (RIN 0420) produced seven or eight children: the

first four were girls, the last three, or four, were boys. Those seven, or eight, children had 8 children total (8

grandchildren of Caroline and Hiram Groves). One of those 8 grandchildren was Mrs. Clarence T. Feaster of Winona, Minnesota.

Mrs. Feaster had a child named Kenneth Feaster who married a woman surnamed Easton. Nothing further is known about any of the

people mentioned in this paragraph.

RELATIONSHIP: Caroline Katzenstein's sister, Rosa Katzenstein (RIN 0405), visited the Groves' farm in West Virginia with four

of her daughters, after Rosa's husband's death. The farm was near Maysville, or Maseville (or some similar sounding name) 30

miles from Kaiserville, West Virginia. Rosa and her daughters were away from home about a year visiting relatives in the

East, including Rosa's sister, Sarah Vogel (RIN 0398) in Baltimore.

viii. Sarah Katzenstein, born August 08, 1842 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany; died July 23, 1904 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA; married Moses Vogel.

ix. Mary Katzenstein, born 1846 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA; died Abt. 1860.

3 x. Rosa Katzenstein, born January 06, 1848 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA; died July 25, 1918 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California, USA; married Philip Drachman April 21, 1868 in New York, New York.

xi. Samuel Katzenstein, born February 1850 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA; died 1933 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California, USA; married Frieda Steinfeld March 25, 1877 in New York City, New York, USA.

Notes for Samuel Katzenstein:

PARENTS: Samuel Katzenstein (RIN 0083) was born in Feb or April, 1850 in Baltimore, Mary- land. He was the son of Moses Cohen

Catzenstein (RIN 0399) and his wife Mina or Minna Lil-ienfeld (RIN 0400).

MARRIAGE: Samuel Katzenstein (RIN 0083) married his 1st cousin, one generation removed, Frieda Steinfeld (RIN 0032). They were

married in New York City. Sam at the time was work-ing for L. Zeckendorf & Company in Tucson.

OCCUPATION: Samuel Katzenstein (RIN 0083) at one time was the manager of the Occidental, or Cosmopolitan Hotel, an important

hostelry in the early days of Tucson. He played the concertina and used it to entertain friends and relatives.

Notes for Frieda Steinfeld:

DEATH: From Tucson's Arizona Daily Star of 4 May 1927:

MRS. KATZENSTEIN DIES IN LOS ANGELES.

Albert Steinfeld (RIN 0031) received word yesterday of the death of his sister, Mrs. Frieda Steinfeld Katzenstein (RIN 0032),

formerly of Tucson, in Los Angeles yesterday morning. Mrs. Katzenstein, who was 70 years old, lived here for many years, but

left 25 years ago for the coast city. She had been ill for several years.

Mrs. Katzenstein leaves four children--Albert (RIN 0087), Louise or Lulu (RIN 0085), Alma (RIN 0086) and Mildred or Millicent

Baum (RIN 0084), widow of Kuno Baum (RIN 0142). Mrs. Baum's husband died only a week ago.

Generation No. 4

14. Samuel Lilienfeld, born February 04, 1769; died February 04, 1849 in Kirchrode, Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany. He was the son of 28. Levi Lilienfeld. He married 15. Lea Wolff or Wolfe.

15. Lea Wolff or Wolfe, born December 08, 1772.

Notes for Samuel Lilienfeld:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily

from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

BIRTH: Samuel Lilienfeld (RIN 0401) was the son of Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0406) and the father of Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0422).

The record of his birth date, but not the location, was found in "Family Book of the `Amt Hannover'", on p. 90. He was born 4

Feb 1769. He was probably born in Kirchrode, Germany.

DEATH: Samuel Lilienfeld (RIN 0401) died 4 Feb 1849 in Linden, Germany. From "Burial of Hannover, Germany (#45)". His age at

death is given as 87, 9 mos. His death date is given as 4 Feb 1849 at Linden, Germany on the same page as his birth as

mentioned above. Subtracting 87 years and 9 months from his death date puts his birth data at 4 May 1761, which does not

agree with the birth and death data, above. His residence at death is given as Kirchrode. The cause of death was

Altersschwache (decline of life). Burial is entered as `Hannover, auf dem hies, Friedhofe.'

OCCUPATION: Samuel Lilienfeld (RIN 0401) was a Trodler (dealer in second-hand goods) according to the reference mentioned

under birth, above. In the reference for his death, above, his profession is given as Handelsmann (trader).

In the reference for the 1842 Census, same page of same book as for his birth, above, his profession is given as Trodler

(dealer in second-hand goods).

MARRIAGE: Samuel Lilienfeld's (RIN 0401) marriage is given as to `Lea nee Wolff or Wolfe', in the same reference, above, as his

birth. His wife's RIN is 0402. Following her name is `from Poole, b. Dec. 8, 1772'. It is believed that Poole is a

misspelling of Polle, a small town on the Weser River, about 22 kilometers south of Hameln in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Notes for Lea Wolff or Wolfe:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf and related

families. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld families are primarily from Fulling's family

history materials sent to Bettina.

RESIDENCE: Lea Wolff, (RIN 0402), was from Poole (sp?), Germany, according to information in the "Family Tree of Samuel and Lea

Wolff Lilienfeld" that was prepared by Alexander Fulling, a German genealogist employed by Mrs. Bettina Lyons of Tucson,

Arizona.

RESIDENCE: A search for `Poole', Germany, in the general area of Hannover, Lower Saxony found a town named Polle, in the The

Times Atlas of the World, Ninth Comprehensive Edition, printed in 1994 by Bartholomew & Times Books, London. Polle is located

22 kms south of Hameln on the Weser River. This may be the town that Lea Wolff was from, rather than `Poole',

which seems more like the name of an English town than a German one.

Children of Samuel Lilienfeld and Lea Wolff or Wolfe are:

i. Betti or Betty Lilienfeld, died January 1873 in Cassel, Hesse, Germany; married Jacob Spiegelberg.

Notes for Betti or Betty Lilienfeld:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these file on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily

from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

BIRTH: Betti or Betty Lilienfeld (RIN 0564) was possibly born in Kirchrode, Germany; or in Linden, Germany.

BIRTH: Betti or Betty Lilienfeld (RIN 0564) may have been born in Linden, Germany. Linden does not appear on the map (Plate

Books, London. The gazetteer section of the above Atlas gives latitude and longitude of Linden, Niedersachsen, Germany as

52.22 N and 9.42 E. A close examination of the above map does not disclose Linden's location, however.

ii. Levi Lilienfeld, born September 05, 1800 in Kirchrode, Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany; died July 21, 1864 in Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany; married Jutta Katz.

Notes for Levi Lilienfeld:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily

from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil

Bettina.

RELATIONSHIP: Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0422) was the son of Samuel Lilienfeld (RIN 0401) and the grandson of Levi Lilienfeld (RIN

0406). The name of the wife of Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0422) was Jutta Katz (RIN 0644).

BIRTH: Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0422) was born 5 Sep 1800. The place of birth is not known. His wife is listed as Jutta nee Katz

aus Mollenfelde, b. 7 Jan 1803. His profession is given as Trodler (dealer in second-hand goods). His seven children are

listed with their birth dates. His residence is given as Linden. This information from the `/Family Book of the `Amt

Hannover'", p. 90. `Amt' means office. `Aus' means from.

DEATH: Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0422) died at age 65, or in 1865. This information is from Ful-ling's data, and is listed as Death

Record #239, Hannover. Place of Burial is given as Hannover. His profession is given as Handelsmann (trader) in the death

record.

Notes for Jutta Katz:

RESIDENCE: Jutta Katz was from Mollenfelde, Germany.

iii. Johanna or Hanna Lilienfeld, born 1803 in Kirchrode, Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany; died April 05, 1871 in New York City, New York, USA; married Abraham Zeckendorf Abt. 1826 in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany.

Notes for Johanna or Hanna Lilienfeld:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily

from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

BIRTH: Johanna Lilienfeld (RIN 0009), also known as Hanna, was born in 1803, possibly in Kirchrode, Germany. She was married

about 1826, possibly in Hemmendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany; or in Kirchrode (now part of Hannover) to Abraham Zeckendorf, (RIN

0004).

DEATH: Johanna Lilienfeld Zeckendorf (RIN 0009), died in New York City on 5 Apr1871. She was daughter of Samuel Lilienfeld

(RIN 0401) and his wife, Lea Wolff (RIN 0402). For further information on the Lilienfeld family refer to the Personal

Ancestry Files of the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families.

Notes for Abraham Zeckendorf:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Zeckendorf family are primarily

from Fulling's family hstory materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

MARRIAGE: Abraham Zeckendorf (RIN 0004) and Johanna Lilienfeld (RIN 0009) were married about 1826, possibly in Hemmendorf,

Lower Saxony, Germany or in Kirchrode, Germany.

7 iv. Minna or Mina Lilienfeld, born February 04, 1809 in Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany; died July 17, 1890 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA; married Moses Cohen Catzenstein Abt. 1826 in Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany.

Generation No. 5

28. Levi Lilienfeld.

Notes for Levi Lilienfeld:

A German genealogist, Alexander Fulling, whose address in 1995 was Henning Schroder Gen-ealogy, P.O. Box 100822, 5270

Gummersbach, West Germany; was hired by Bettina O'Neil (RIN 0133) to do research on the Lilienfeld and Zeckendorf families and

other families related to those two. The data in these files on the earliest members of the Lilienfeld family are primarily

from Fulling's family history materials sent to Bettina O'Neil.

RELATIONSHIP: Levi Lilienfeld (RIN 0406) was the father of Samuel Lilienfeld (RIN 0401) and the paternal grandfather of Levi

Lilienfeld (RIN 0422). The name of the wife of the elder Levi is not known. She is listed in this file as (RIN 0407). Very

little information is known about the elder Levi. These data are from "Family Book of the `Amt Hannover'", p. 90. On the

same page parents of Samuel are listed as "Levi Lilienfeld, mother unknown." This Levi is (RIN 0406).

Child of Levi Lilienfeld is:

14 i. Samuel Lilienfeld, born February 04, 1769; died February 04, 1849 in Kirchrode, Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany; married Lea Wolff or Wolfe.