Arthur Abrahams was the first born son of Max Abrahams and Fannie Danovitch.
He died at Riverside Hospital on North Brother Island in the East River. This hospital was used to treat quarantineable diseases, and was closed in the early 1960's. Arthur died at age 2 from measles, diphtheria and broncho pneumonia.
He was buried in New Union Field, which is now known as Beth El Cemetery.
His birth certificate is under Adolf Abrahams. His death certificate is under Arthur Abrahams.
He died at Riverside Hospital on North Brother Island in the East River. This hospital was used to treat quarantineable diseases, and was closed in the early 1960's. Arthur died at age 2 from measles, diphtheria and broncho pneumonia.
He was buried in New Union Field, which is now known as Beth El Cemetery.
His birth certificate is under Adolf Abrahams. His death certificate is under Arthur Abrahams.
Arthur Abrahams was the first born son of Max Abrahams and Fannie Danovitch.
He died at Riverside Hospital on North Brother Island in the East River. This hospital was used to treat quarantineable diseases, and was closed in the early 1960's. Arthur died at age 2 from measles, diphtheria and broncho pneumonia.
He was buried in New Union Field, which is now known as Beth El Cemetery.
His birth certificate is under Adolf Abrahams. His death certificate is under Arthur Abrahams.
He died at Riverside Hospital on North Brother Island in the East River. This hospital was used to treat quarantineable diseases, and was closed in the early 1960's. Arthur died at age 2 from measles, diphtheria and broncho pneumonia.
He was buried in New Union Field, which is now known as Beth El Cemetery.
His birth certificate is under Adolf Abrahams. His death certificate is under Arthur Abrahams.
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