Minnie Ehrlich

Birth6 APR 1896 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Death03 March 1978 - Albert Einstein North Medical Center, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

MotherAnnabella Schneider Ehrlich

FatherJoseph Bernard "Bar Yusher" Ehrlich

Born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 6 APR 1896 to Joseph Bernard "Bar Yusher" Ehrlich and Annabella Schneider Ehrlich. Minnie Ehrlich married Jacob "Jacov Bar Avram" Goldstein and had 5 children. She passed away on 03 March 1978 in Albert Einstein North Medical Center, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

Joseph Bernard "Bar Yusher" Ehrlich
1852 - 1923

Annabella Schneider Ehrlich
1860 - 1951

Spouse(s)

Jacob "Jacov Bar Avram" Goldstein
1895 - 1953

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Sylvia Goldstein
1916 - 1979

Bernice J Goldstein Redmond Bookman Hoffman Foose
1925 - 1988

Natalie Doris Goldstein Greenbaum
1921 - 1976

Shirley Rose Goldstein Rosenberg Schreiner
1929 - 1997

Baby Boy Michael Goldstein
1934 - 1934

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