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"The second [son] [actually the third] ruined his life and died in his manhood" (p. 104).
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"My brother Sol was working then in the city of Suwalk at his tailor trade. He married there, and after a year passed a boy was born to them, and they named him Abraham. In the year of 1865, brother Isaac Sol was drafted for a soldier in the Russian army" (p. 22). /
"My oldest brother's son . . . Abe Levinson" (p. 102). /
Of Abe's children: "The oldest [son] is a bookkeeper, the third a brilliant corporation attorney, the second ruined his life and died in his manhood, the fourth, also a lower grade lawyer. Dave the high-grade attorney keeps him, his wife, and [his] daughter in a good living" (p. 104). /
"Abe Levinson with his wife Sarah and their daughter Clara" (p. 117).
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