
Plot Location | 1G3 |
Surname | Papier |
Given Name(s) | Pinchas Moses |
Place of Birth | Berdichef (today: Berdychiv, Ukraine) |
Date of Birth (Eng) | circa 1844 |
Date of Birth (Heb) | |
Date of Death (Eng) | June 20, 1900 |
Date of Death (Heb) | |
Age at Death | 56 |
Hebrew Name | |
Spouse’s Name | Annetta |
Father’s Name | |
Mother’s Name | |
Other Surnames | |
Sex | M |
Marital Status | M |
Maiden Name | |
Title (e.g., Dr) | |
Religious Status (כ/ל/י) | |
Cause of Death | |
Other Family Data | Daughter: Emily Papier (1D1) |
Inscription (Eng) | SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF PINCHAS MOSES PAPIER THE DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF ANNETTA PAPIER BORN IN BERDICHEF DIED 20TH JUNE. 1900 AGED 56 YEARS DEEPLY REGRETTED |
Inscription (Heb) | |
Inscription (Other) | “71” on right side |
Historical | According to the Carl Smith archives, he was a coffee house keeper at 64 Stanley Street. In 1901 (i.e., after he died), his wife took out a ten-year lease for 1 Jubilee Street where she opened the Colonial Hotel. In 1905, she transferred her liquor license for the hotel to Bernard Mayer, the father of Many Mayer (1D2). Hebrew inscription on opposite end has fallen off and disappeared. |
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