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Benjamin Singerman

BirthBet. 1825–1835 - -50 Vizhnitsa, Austrian Empire
Death1873 - -76 Orgeyev, Moldavia
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Born in -50 Vizhnitsa, Austrian Empire on Bet. 1825–1835. Benjamin Singerman married Bertha Berlenchik Barlantchick Singerman and had 7 children. He passed away on 1873 in -76 Orgeyev, Moldavia.

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Bertha Berlenchik Barlantchick Singerman
1830 - 1913
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Alexander Ziengerman Singerman
1874 - 1929
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Morris/moshe Chaim Singerman/ziengerman
1865 - 1936
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Baile Ziengerman
1865 - Unknown
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Malka Ziengerman
1865 - Unknown
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Hinda Ziengerman
1865 - Unknown
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Esther Ziengerman
1865 - Unknown
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Pinichus Ziengerman
1860 - Unknown

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