- CA JMABC A.2009.003-002-35-3
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- [1930-1940]
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Undated card sent to Harry Seidelman from a relative in Seattle. Card is in response to a letter from Harry inquiring about his family history.
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Goldberg-Haniford Family Story
- CA JMABC A.2015.018-002-25-3
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- December 2012
Booklet contains information about the Goldberg-Haniford family, put together in December 2012 by Alice Campbell who is the daughter-in-law of Helen (Haniford) Campbell.
- CA JMABC A.1971.001-19.87-01
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- May 24, 1987
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Helen (nee Grunbaum) Rosen. Helen volunteered by teaching remedial reading through the Council of Jewish Women. Worked for Red Cross for 25 years in a variety of roles: circulating nurse, Blood Bank and took in a foster child.
- CA JMABC A.2009.003-002-35-4
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- August 11, 1960
Part of Seidelman family fonds
Letter from [E. B. Hyndman], Postmaster in Wellington, Kansas, to Harry Seidelman in Vancouver, dated August 11, 1960. Letter is in response to Harry Seidelman's inquiry regarding his family history in the Kansas area.
- CA JMABC A.2009.003-002-35-2
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- July 2, 1938
Part of Seidelman family fonds
A letter from Harry's Seidelman's relative, [Charles] B. Dulcan, Sr. from Washington D.C., sent to Harry in response to Harry's initial inquiry about his family history. Letter is dated July 2, 1938.
- CA JMABC A.1971.001-20.01-31
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- April 2, 2001
Part of JHSBC Oral History Collection
Oral history interview with Robert A. Wenner, born in 1923 in Alberta. He speaks of his Great-Grandfather, Grandfather on his father's side as well as his mother's side of the family who were from Russia and moved to France. Bob's own father served as an artillerymen and sharpshooter during the First World War. Bob planned to go into Medicine but there were no medical programs on the West Coast and so took Optometry in California.