Documenting Vermont Jewry
A collaborative genealogy and history of Vermont Jewish communities
Thursday, January 26, 2012
How Donley Johnson (and Parents!) Arrived in Vermont in 2008
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By Donley's mother, Abby Johnson: Donley in the garden, summer 2011 Our family recently transplanted to the Northeast Kingdom. ...
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The Nurenbergs of the Northeast Kingdom
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The history of Congregation Beth-El in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, mentions two men surnamed Nurenberg in the 1920 Census: Abraham, a furrier a...
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Quilting the Pieces: Jews and Slaughterhouses in Vermont
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Paul Lane is visiting this evening. We had a good time looking at material about his family's businesses in Waterville, Maine, where he ...
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Monday, December 12, 2011
The Family of Newsboy Morris Levine, as Discovered by Joe Manning
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Joe Manning, who lives in western Massachusetts, is steadily documenting the children whom Lewis Hine photographed in his vivid and highly e...
From the Lewis Hine Photos
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Morris Levine, 212 Park Street. 11 years old and sells papers every day--been selling five years. Makes 50 cents Sundays and 30 cents othe...
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Friday, September 23, 2011
Could Peddlers Have Been Among the First Jews in Vermont?
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Amy E. Rowe's article "A Trace of Arabic in Granite" in the summer/fall 2008 issue of the Vermont Historical Society journal ...
Jewish Community and Congregations in Burlington, Vermont
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Good news! The Carolyn and Leonard Miller Center for Holocaust Studies, in collaboration with Vermont Public Television, is preparing a docu...
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