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Harry Stone

Birth1 Oct 1864 - On ship from Virbalis, Lithuania to U.S. Ship landed Charleston, SC, and birth registered in Cincinnati, OH
Death9 December 1938 - Chicago, Cook, Illinois USA
MotherRachel (Malkah) Annebery
FatherJoseph (Yussel) STONE \ RACOVSKY \ RAKOWSKI

Born in On ship from Virbalis, Lithuania to U.S. Ship landed Charleston, SC, and birth registered in Cincinnati, OH on 1 Oct 1864 to Joseph (Yussel) STONE \ RACOVSKY \ RAKOWSKI and Rachel (Malkah) Annebery. Harry Stone married Hulda (Goldina) Stein and had 6 children. He passed away on 9 December 1938 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois USA.

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Parents
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Joseph (Yussel) Stone \ Racovsky \ Rakowski
1820 - Unknown
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Rachel (Malkah) Annebery
1830 - 1914
Spouse(s)
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Hulda (Goldina) Stein
1868 - 1940
Children Show all
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Ethel Stone
1908 - 2007
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Gertrude (Sis) Stone
1908 - Unknown
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Bernard Stone
1895 - 1971
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Seymour F Stone
1891 - 1964
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Joseph Stone
1904 - Unknown
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Lawrence A Stone
1894 - 1918

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