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Note N4401 Index

Servant in home.

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Note N4402 Index

"Rachel Hatfield LeBrick and Ernest W. LeBrick she is holding daughter Slee
Slee LeBrick ….she married William Graham 1st & Floyd Stivers

they also had Emma M. married Richard Covington

Ruby LeBrick and she married Oather M Davis
My mother told me that Ernest was scarey ...was claravoint could see things and hear people that were not there …..but very Very nice and would buy them a candy ...I have her conversation wrote down as I am not clarvoint

I have no more on him but I will sure look around for it and yes the Hatfields James and Elizabeth Earls Hatfield did adopt The LeBrick 's
…..how much do you know about them the Hatfield's ???
how long you been doin genealogy ????
I do not mind helping …..

need more let me know which is your line"--email from terrpooh@aol.com, 6 Jan 2020

Find-a-grave gives birthdate as 22 Mar 1919.

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Note N4404 Index

Baptism and birth recorded at St. Michael's and Zion Church, where parents were married.

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Note N4405 Index

1900 census gives birth data as Feb 1844 with age of 56.

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Note N4406 Index

Baptism was at St. Michael's and Zion church in Philadelphia.

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Note N4407 Index

Grave moved to Laurel Hill in 1872

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Note N4408 Index

"GLASS -- Mitchell of 944 Asylum Ave., Hartford, formerly of Boston, died Apr. 6, 1964, beloved husband of Mrs. Bessie (Rosenbaum) Glass, father of Norton Glass of West Hartford and Dr. Harvey Glass of Tariffville, Ct.; brother of Meyer Glass of Mattapan and Mrs. George Fine of West Roxbury. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Funeral service on Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford. Interment at 1:30 at Sharon Memorial Park."--8 Apr 1964, The Boston (MA) Globe

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Note N4409 Index

"GLASS, Bessie (Rosenbaum) Glass, 97, One Abrahms Blvd, West Hartford, died Tuesday (April 22, 1997), daughter of the late Dora and Hyman Rosenbaum of Boston, MA, widow of Mitchell Glass. Predeceased by all of her six brothers and sisters and their spouses. Born in Minsk, Belarus. Mother of Dr. Harvey L. Glass and his wife, Paula Stein of West Hartford. Mother of Norton Glass and his wife, Janice Glass of Avon. Grandmother of: Alan Glass of West Hartford, Karen Glass and her husband, Jay Levey of Los Angeles, CA, Amy Glass and her husband, Peter Geoffrion of Durham, NC, Laurie Glass of Sudbury,k MA, David Glass and his wife, Nancy Glass of West Hartford, Mitchell Glass of Chicago, IL, Michael Glass and his wife Beth Glass of Stow, MA. Great-grandmother of Robert, Jessica, Emily, Brian, Allana and Will. She was a graduate of the Boston Public School System. She was a past President of Hadassah in Woonsocket, RI and had been a member of Hadassah and American Jewish Congress in West Hartford, where she lived for almost 40 years. She was a member of Temple Beth Israel. She worked at the Underwood factory during the World War II helping to make armaments for the war effort. She was a Personal Shopper at G. Fox and Co., and later a receptionist at National Fire Insurance Company. She recorded talking books for the blind and she was a frequent visitor to nursing home residents. She passionately loved music, poetry, nature and art. She was a painter who took art lessons well into her 80's. A painting she created at age 92 was shown at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston during the Annual conference of the American Association of Homes for the Aging from where it was selected for exhibition at the State House in Boston. She completed her last painting, a landscape from memory, only two months ago. Funeral services will be Friday at 11 a.m. in the chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford. Suggested charities: Temple Beth Israel Music Fund, 701 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, CT 06119. The Hebrew Home and Hospital, One Abrahms Blvd., West Hartford, CT 06117. Burial will be private to the family in Sharon, MA. There will be no calling hours."--24 Apr 1997, Hartford (CN) Courant

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Note N4410 Index

"Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hartzell Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hartzell, aged 79 years, died at 7 o'clock yesterday morning at a Moline hospital after three years' illness. Mrs. Hartzell was an old settler, having formerly lived on the spot where the Rock Island arsenal is now located.
She was born in 1838 at Pennsylvania. For a number of years, she resided in the country near Moline, but on account of her illness she was removed to the hospital about two years ago.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Martha Van Order, Minneapolis, and a nephew, G. A. Watt, Moline,, also a niece, Mrs. N.H. Jamieson, Moline.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The Knox chapel. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery."--17 Jun 1918, The Rock Island (IL) Argus