Hyman (Herman or Chaim) Moyl Sperling was born in/near Ostrow Mazowieke Poland in 1864 according to his tombstone. Other records suggest a year or two later. His father was Abraham Sperling, mother's name unknown.
Herman married Rose (Rocha) Sperling in Poland around 1884. He immigrated to NYC in September 1888 or 1889 on the SS Main. Rose immigrated with their 2 daughters Dora and Pauline 2 years later. They had 5 more children in the US: Henrietta, Ellis, David Richard "Dick", Albert, Meyer.
A tailor by occupation, they lived in the Lower East Side of NYC for several years before moving to Philadelphia.
Herman's family surname in Poland may have been Moyl or Möl (Moel). At some point, it was changed to Sperling.
Herman married Rose (Rocha) Sperling in Poland around 1884. He immigrated to NYC in September 1888 or 1889 on the SS Main. Rose immigrated with their 2 daughters Dora and Pauline 2 years later. They had 5 more children in the US: Henrietta, Ellis, David Richard "Dick", Albert, Meyer.
A tailor by occupation, they lived in the Lower East Side of NYC for several years before moving to Philadelphia.
Herman's family surname in Poland may have been Moyl or Möl (Moel). At some point, it was changed to Sperling.
Hyman (Herman or Chaim) Moyl Sperling was born in/near Ostrow Mazowieke Poland in 1864 according to his tombstone. Other records suggest a year or two later. His father was Abraham Sperling, mother's name unknown.
Herman married Rose (Rocha) Sperling in Poland around 1884. He immigrated to NYC in September 1888 or 1889 on the SS Main. Rose immigrated with their 2 daughters Dora and Pauline 2 years later. They had 5 more children in the US: Henrietta, Ellis, David Richard "Dick", Albert, Meyer.
A tailor by occupation, they lived in the Lower East Side of NYC for several years before moving to Philadelphia.
Herman's family surname in Poland may have been Moyl or Möl (Moel). At some point, it was changed to Sperling.
Herman married Rose (Rocha) Sperling in Poland around 1884. He immigrated to NYC in September 1888 or 1889 on the SS Main. Rose immigrated with their 2 daughters Dora and Pauline 2 years later. They had 5 more children in the US: Henrietta, Ellis, David Richard "Dick", Albert, Meyer.
A tailor by occupation, they lived in the Lower East Side of NYC for several years before moving to Philadelphia.
Herman's family surname in Poland may have been Moyl or Möl (Moel). At some point, it was changed to Sperling.
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