Max Nelson Genealogy

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Avram Michel Schleger married 14-year-old Taube (then) Echt or Yecht,
sister of his first wife, Rochel

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Max's Mother
Toby Yecht Shlager Nelson
b: 1863 - 1868, Lokacze?
came to US c 1921
c1900 or 1924
Smith Street Cemetery, Portland, Maine.
Toba daughter of Yitzchak. M

The Nelson Name
undated letter from Irving Robinson to Susan Cook
Avrum Michel's first wife, Rachel, died in a fire leaving 4 small children named Joseph, Rivka, Hanna and Pesha.
He then married Rachel's half-sister, Toba, who bore him Sarah, Annie, Isaac, Shea, Rose, Max, Becky, Eta and Esther.
Toba mixed Rachel's children with her own and treated them all alike. All the 13 children grew up as brothers and sisters.
The name Schleger was changed to Nelson by my uncle Max when he arrived in the U.S.A.

When did Max arrive in the US?
see October 5, 1940: Max Nelson WWII Alien Registration Form
Arrived US in May, 1898 aboard the SS Pennsylvania. I looked every which way and couldn't find him under any variation or spelling of M./Mendel/Max Schlager/Nelson. Not onthis voyage (May 7, 1898), not on other voyages on this ship or any other ship.


January 3, 1904: St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat: Max Nelson and Celia Rodloff Marriage License listing


January 4, 1904: St. Louis Marriage Reord: Max Nelson and Cila Rodloff


March 29, 1906: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Isadore Nelson birth (March 17)


April 15, 1910: St. Louis: Max Nelson and family US Census
2826 Dickson Street, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri
Max Nelson 32; Cecelia Nelson 28; Samuel Nelson 5; Iseidor Nelson 4; Issy Nelson 11/12


December 12, 1912: St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat, p12: Max and Celia


September 1, 1918: WWI Draft Registration Card: Max Nelson


January 13, 1920: St. Louis: US Census
St Louis Ward 19, 2826 Dickson Street, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri
Max Nelson, 40; Celia Nelson, 37; Sidney Nelson, 15; Isadore Nelson, 13; Stellna [Stanley] Nelson, 11; Adie [Adele] Nelson, 9


April 7, 1930: University City, MO: US Census
7046 Pershing Avenue
Max Nelson, Selig Nelson, Isadore Nelson, Stanley Nelson, Adele Nelson


April 20,1940: University City, MO: US Census
7046 Pershing Avenue
Max Nelson, Celia Nelson, Stanley Nelson

October 5, 1940: Max Nelson WWII Alien Registration Form
aka Mendel Schlagar  
Arrived US in May, 1898 aboard the SS Pennsylvania. I looked every which way and couldn't find him under any variation or spelling of M./Mendel/Max Schlager/Nelson. Not onthis voyage (May 7, 1898), not on other voyages on this ship or any other ship.


May 5, 1941: Stanley Nelson Death Certificate


April 26, 1942: Max Nelson WWII Draft Registration


December 11, 1946: Social Security Application: mother is Toba


March 9, 1947: Celia Nelson Death Certificate


March 10, 1947: St. Louis Globe-Democrat: Celia Radlff Nelson obit


May 9, 1947: Max Nelson Death Certficate


May 10, 1947: St. Louis Star-Times: Max Nelson Obit


May 10, 1947: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Max Nelson Funeral


July 7, 1976: St. Louis Jewish Light: Isadore Nelson obit


April 12, 1990: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Adele Nelson Wolff Smith obit


June 10, 1992: St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Sidney S Nelson obit

 


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