Adolph Helbling's Hebrew name was Aharon bShlomo Dov haCohen. His date of death was 29 Jan 1939 / 9 Shevat 5695, according to a JOWBR record.
Research notes
A death certificate was not found for Adolph Helbling in online research in early 2022. (He should not be confused with Oscar Adolph Helbling, who lived in the Pittsburgh area at the same time, and who died in 1957.)
Starting in 1902, the Agudath Achim synagogue was located in nearby Braddock, which had a bustling Jewish community.
Adolph Helbling might have been related to Jennie Helbling of Braddock, who married Samuel Popover in Pittsburgh in 1915. Jennie's marriage license application lists her parents as Adolph Helbling and Mollie Hecht, and says that her parents were living in Austria at that time. The marriage was officiated by Rabbi Samuel Zahler of the Machsikei Hadas congregation in the Hill District.
Sources
JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR): names, date of death, burial location
Jewish Criterion 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
American Jewish Outlook 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
"Braddock's Agudath Achim synagogue is back in good hands," 14 Oct 1915, Jewish Chronicle website
Marriage license application for Jennie Helbling, paper copies, Wills/Orphans' Court, Allegheny County, PA
Research notes
A death certificate was not found for Adolph Helbling in online research in early 2022. (He should not be confused with Oscar Adolph Helbling, who lived in the Pittsburgh area at the same time, and who died in 1957.)
Starting in 1902, the Agudath Achim synagogue was located in nearby Braddock, which had a bustling Jewish community.
Adolph Helbling might have been related to Jennie Helbling of Braddock, who married Samuel Popover in Pittsburgh in 1915. Jennie's marriage license application lists her parents as Adolph Helbling and Mollie Hecht, and says that her parents were living in Austria at that time. The marriage was officiated by Rabbi Samuel Zahler of the Machsikei Hadas congregation in the Hill District.
Sources
JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR): names, date of death, burial location
Jewish Criterion 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
American Jewish Outlook 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
"Braddock's Agudath Achim synagogue is back in good hands," 14 Oct 1915, Jewish Chronicle website
Marriage license application for Jennie Helbling, paper copies, Wills/Orphans' Court, Allegheny County, PA
Adolph Helbling's Hebrew name was Aharon bShlomo Dov haCohen. His date of death was 29 Jan 1939 / 9 Shevat 5695, according to a JOWBR record.
Research notes
A death certificate was not found for Adolph Helbling in online research in early 2022. (He should not be confused with Oscar Adolph Helbling, who lived in the Pittsburgh area at the same time, and who died in 1957.)
Starting in 1902, the Agudath Achim synagogue was located in nearby Braddock, which had a bustling Jewish community.
Adolph Helbling might have been related to Jennie Helbling of Braddock, who married Samuel Popover in Pittsburgh in 1915. Jennie's marriage license application lists her parents as Adolph Helbling and Mollie Hecht, and says that her parents were living in Austria at that time. The marriage was officiated by Rabbi Samuel Zahler of the Machsikei Hadas congregation in the Hill District.
Sources
JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR): names, date of death, burial location
Jewish Criterion 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
American Jewish Outlook 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
"Braddock's Agudath Achim synagogue is back in good hands," 14 Oct 1915, Jewish Chronicle website
Marriage license application for Jennie Helbling, paper copies, Wills/Orphans' Court, Allegheny County, PA
Research notes
A death certificate was not found for Adolph Helbling in online research in early 2022. (He should not be confused with Oscar Adolph Helbling, who lived in the Pittsburgh area at the same time, and who died in 1957.)
Starting in 1902, the Agudath Achim synagogue was located in nearby Braddock, which had a bustling Jewish community.
Adolph Helbling might have been related to Jennie Helbling of Braddock, who married Samuel Popover in Pittsburgh in 1915. Jennie's marriage license application lists her parents as Adolph Helbling and Mollie Hecht, and says that her parents were living in Austria at that time. The marriage was officiated by Rabbi Samuel Zahler of the Machsikei Hadas congregation in the Hill District.
Sources
JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR): names, date of death, burial location
Jewish Criterion 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
American Jewish Outlook 19 Jan 1940 (dedication of monument), via Pittsburgh Jewish Newspapers Project
"Braddock's Agudath Achim synagogue is back in good hands," 14 Oct 1915, Jewish Chronicle website
Marriage license application for Jennie Helbling, paper copies, Wills/Orphans' Court, Allegheny County, PA
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