| Home Surname List Name Index Sources | Annie May FRIDDLE71 was born in 1894. Parents: Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr.-14914 and Hanna Josie (Jodie) KELLEY-15778. Bobby Jo FRIDDLE71 was born in 1924. Parents: Evan Robert FRIDDLE-14923 and Mattye E. -15569. Catherine (Kate) FRIDDLE71 died in September 1924. Parents: Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr.-14914 and Mary Emma HORTON-14509. Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.71 was born on 29 October 1848 in Coffeeville, Clarke, AL. Spouse: Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. Children were: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658, Mary Susan FRIDDLE-14933, Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr.-14914, Horace Owen FRIDDLE-14894, Margaret Zeola (Maggie) FRIDDLE-14313, John Daniel FRIDDLE-14932. Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr.71 was born on 17 January 1876 in Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox, AL. He died on 8 August 1962 at the age of 86 in Sand Flats, Clarke, AL. Buried in Branton Cemetery, Chilton, Clarke, AL. Parents: Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.-14930 and Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. Spouse: Mary Emma HORTON-14509. Mary Emma HORTON and Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr. were married on 24 December 1894 in Clarke Co., AL. Children were: Edmond (Ed) FRIDDLE-15636, Catherine (Kate) FRIDDLE-15637, Alva FRIDDLE-14961. Spouse: Hanna Josie (Jodie) KELLEY-15778. Children were: Annie May FRIDDLE-15779, Owen Gilmore FRIDDLE-15780. Condie Cornish FRIDDLE71 was born on 19 January 1905. He died in July 1983 at the age of 78 in Gum Springs, Gregg, TX. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Children were: FRIDDLE-15880. Edmond (Ed) FRIDDLE (private). Parents: Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr.-14914 and Mary Emma HORTON-14509. Effie Zeola FRIDDLE71 was born in 1913. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Spouse: Ted WATSON-15883. Effie Zeola FRIDDLE and Ted WATSON were married about 1939 in Dallas, Dallas, TX. Evan Robert FRIDDLE71 was born on 5 September 1902 in Alameda, Clarke, AL. He died on 30 December 1934 at the age of 32. Buried in Gilmer, Upshur, TX. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Spouse: Mattye E. -15569. Mattye E. and Evan Robert FRIDDLE were married. Children were: Bobby Jo FRIDDLE-15878, Gene FRIDDLE-15879. Fredrick Elmo FRIDDLE71 was born on 10 August 1910 in Alameda, Clarke, AL. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Spouse: Sybil EARP-15872. Spouse: Mary OCHOA-15873. Spouse: Julia Kathryn WHILES-15874. Julia Kathryn WHILES and Fredrick Elmo FRIDDLE were married on 21 June 1952 in Carson City, Ormsby, OK. Children were: Judith Kay FRIDDLE-15875. Gene FRIDDLE71 was born in 1927. Parents: Evan Robert FRIDDLE-14923 and Mattye E. -15569. Horace Owen FRIDDLE71 was born on 11 September 1877 in Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox, AL. Parents: Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.-14930 and Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. James Atlee FRIDDLE71 was born on 29 July 1895 in Chilton, Clarke, AL. He died on 14 December 1970 at the age of 75 in Pinole, Contra Costa, CA. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Spouse: Fannie -15876. Children were: Ruby Jewel FRIDDLE-15877. John Daniel FRIDDLE71 was born on 10 July 1882 in Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox, AL. Parents: Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.-14930 and Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. John Pierce FRIDDLE71 was born on 23 February 1898 in Chilton, Clarke, AL. He died on 24 March 1980 at the age of 82. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Judith Kay FRIDDLE (private). Parents: Fredrick Elmo FRIDDLE-14926 and Julia Kathryn WHILES-15874. Margaret Zeola (Maggie) FRIDDLE71 was born on 22 November 1879 in Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox, AL. Parents: Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.-14930 and Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. Mary Susan FRIDDLE71 was born on 29 August 1871 in Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox, AL. Parents: Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.-14930 and Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. Owen Gilmore FRIDDLE71 was born about 1908. Parents: Charnic Atharp (Nick) FRIDDLE Jr.-14914 and Hanna Josie (Jodie) KELLEY-15778. Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE71 was born on 9 November 1870 in Dead Level, Clarke, AL. He died on 24 August 1955 at the age of 84 in Gilmer, Upshur, TX. Buried in Gilmer, Upshur, TX. Parents: Charnic Atharp FRIDDLE Sr.-14930 and Sarah Catherine GIBSON-14931. Spouse: Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Lucy Bell HORTON and Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE were married on 18 January 1894 in Clarke Co., AL. Children were: James Atlee FRIDDLE-14920, John Pierce FRIDDLE-14921, Rufus Irl FRIDDLE-14922, Evan Robert FRIDDLE-14923, Condie Cornish FRIDDLE-14924, Sadie Ester FRIDDLE-14925, Fredrick Elmo FRIDDLE-14926, Effie Zeola FRIDDLE-14927. Ruby Jewel FRIDDLE71 was born in January 1916. Parents: James Atlee FRIDDLE-14920 and Fannie -15876. Rufus Irl FRIDDLE71 was born on 9 October 1899 in Chilton, Clarke, AL. He died on 26 April 1972 at the age of 72. Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Sadie Ester FRIDDLE71 was born (date unknown). Parents: Robert Gaines (Bob) FRIDDLE-14658 and Lucy Bell HORTON-14314. Spouse: Erby SHAFER-15881. Sadie Ester FRIDDLE and Erby SHAFER were married about 1925 in Gilmer, Upshur, TX. Children were: SHAFER-15882. Annie L. FRIDEKING was born in 1884 in WV.35373 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Hinton, Summers, WV.35373 Her parents were from IL (father) and WV (mother). Her surname was illegible in 1920, taken from her unmarried sister who was staying with her. Spouse: Carl A. TEMPLE-136355. Annie L. FRIDEKING and Carl A. TEMPLE were married before 1920. Children were: Katherine TEMPLE-136357. Morris FRIEDBERG16932 was born (date unknown). Spouse: Mary BRIEN-143268. Mary BRIEN and Morris FRIEDBERG were married before 1865. Children were: Ralph TEMPLE-143185. Catherine FRIEDEL was born on 26 November 1911 in Ellendale, Sussex, DE.35374,35375 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Ridgely, Caroline, MD.35375 She lived in Bridgeville, Sussex, DE in October 1940.35376 Catherine died on 15 June 2004 at the age of 92 in Seaford, Sussex, DE.35374 Buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Seaford, DE. Parents: Fred FRIEDEL-62908 and Katie -62909. Spouse: Thomas Allan TEMPLE Sr.-48582. Catherine FRIEDEL and Thomas Allan TEMPLE Sr. were married about 1931. Children were: Thomas Allan (Allan) TEMPLE Jr.-62910, Catharine Jane (Jane) TEMPLE-62911. Fred FRIEDEL (private). Spouse: Katie -62909. Children were: Catherine FRIEDEL-62907. Gertrude FRIEDL29897 was born on 30 March 1915 in Aliquippa, Beaver, PA.27891,35377 She lived in CT before 1950.35377 She died on 11 January 2001 at the age of 85 in Aliquippa, Beaver, PA.35377 Temple may not be her maiden name. Parents: John FRIEDL-103313 and Mary -103314. Spouse: DAWSON-103312. Gertrude FRIEDL and DAWSON were married before January 1941.27891 Spouse: Edgar Ray TEMPLE-3102. Gertrude FRIEDL and Edgar Ray TEMPLE were married before June 1950.27891 John FRIEDL (private). Spouse: Mary -103314. Children were: Gertrude FRIEDL-103310. John F. FRIEDLEIN (private).35378 Spouse: Tracy Anne (Tracy) TEMPLE-92639. Anna FRIEDMAN35379 was born about 1876. Parents: Benjamin (Benjie) FRIEDMAN-121956 and Mary Celeste PORT-121957. Barihl FRIEDMAN was born in 1886 in Russia.35380 She immigrated on 19 March 1891 to Baltimore, Baltimore, MD.35380 She died before 1900 at the age of 14. Remains to be proved, but she does not appear in the 1900 census with the family. Parents: Julius SCHOLMAN FRIEDMAN-9 and Zerl (Sarah Fay/Fannie) FRIEDMAN-10. Benjamin (Benjie) FRIEDMAN35379 was born (date unknown). Also possibly known as Bernard. Parents: Israel FRIEDMAN-18 and Deborah FRIEDMAN-19. Spouse: Mary Celeste PORT-121957. Mary Celeste PORT and Benjamin (Benjie) FRIEDMAN were married about 1870. Children were: Emanuel FRIEDMAN-121958, Robert FRIEDMAN-121959, Anna FRIEDMAN-121960. Deborah FRIEDMAN was born (date unknown). Also spelled Devorah (?) She had four daughters - one went to England, one to South Africa, a third stayed in Lithuania, and Sarah Fay who came to America. Spouse: Israel FRIEDMAN-18. Deborah FRIEDMAN and Israel FRIEDMAN were married before 1850. Children were: Zerl (Sarah Fay/Fannie) FRIEDMAN-10, Benjamin (Benjie) FRIEDMAN-121956. Dorothy Marion FRIEDMAN was born in 1925 in VA.35381 She appeared in the census in April 1930 in Washington, DC.35381 She died in November 2018 at the age of 93 in Tucson, Pima, AZ.35382 Parents: Kulmann (Charles Kolman) FRIEDMAN-5 and Esther KAHN-6. Spouse: Frank Simon (Frank) WEISEL Jr.-121327. Dorothy Marion FRIEDMAN and Frank Simon (Frank) WEISEL Jr. were married. Ed FRIEDMAN (private). Parents: Herbert Moses FRIEDMAN-51 and Florence LUNCH-121623. Spouse: Judith SHUMAN-121671. Emanuel FRIEDMAN (private). Parents: Louis FRIEDMAN-121955 and Elizabeth CAPLAN-121975. Emanuel FRIEDMAN was born about 1872.35379 Parents: Benjamin (Benjie) FRIEDMAN-121956 and Mary Celeste PORT-121957. Helen FRIEDMAN9581 was born on 6 January 1910 in Norfolk City, VA.35383 She was the author of A Family History From The Memory of Helen (Friedman) Young. Parents: Louis FRIEDMAN-121955 and Elizabeth CAPLAN-121975. Helen Celeste (Clese) FRIEDMAN35384,35385 was born on 23 February 1910 in OR.35386,35387 She lived in Pendleton, Umatilla, OR on 1 April 1935.35387 She appeared in the census in April 1940 in Umatilla Co., OR.35387 Helen died on 10 December 2005 at the age of 95 in Pendleton, Umatilla, OR.35386,35388 Buried in Olney Cemetery, Pendleton, OR. Parents: Stephen Francis FRIEDMAN-66696 and Anna Catherine DETERS-66697. Spouse: Lee Fern TEMPLE-10049. Helen Celeste (Clese) FRIEDMAN and Lee Fern TEMPLE were married in July 1933 in Portland, Multnomah, OR.35389 Children were: Nora Lee TEMPLE-84157, Joseph Franklin (Joe) TEMPLE-75736, Michael Stephen (Mike) TEMPLE-84155, Timothy Nicholas (Tim) TEMPLE-84156. Herbert Moses FRIEDMAN35390,35391 was born on 13 August 1909 in Norfolk City, VA.140,13529,35381,35392 He appeared in the census in April 1910 in Norfolk City, VA.13529 He appeared in the census in January 1920 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC.35392 In April 1930 Herbert was a jewelry store clerk in Washington, DC.35381 He served in the military between 1942 and 1945.35393 Dates approximate. During WW2, Herbert Friedman was employed by the US Navy maintaining aircraft instrumentation. Between 1946 and 1953 he was a gas stattion employee.35393 After 1953 Herbert was a gas station owner.35393 He was the manager of his own gas stations. He died on 30 March 1991 at the age of 81 in Silver Spring, Montgomery, MD.140,35393 Buried in King David Cemetery, Falls Church, VA. His sister Dorothy remembered him this way: There was a reason I always called my brother, "Brother." I loved to watch him shave. The sink had a little hole on the top rim and the soap bubbles would float up and fall through that hole. Fascinating!! So one day I was watching the bubbles and said, "Herbert, why do those bubbles do that?" He turned to me and, in no uncertain terms, said, "Dotsie, don't ever call me Herbert again. I am your brother and that's what you will call me." Now that I look back on that incident, I have a feeling he didn't want people to think I was his daughter. Could that be? I never got an answer to that question. "He bought me my first and only Christmas tree when I was about 7. How GREAT was that? I think I really believed in Santa Claus because when I woke up on Christmas morning, Santa had eaten the cookies and emptied the cup of tea. "He used to take me to Hamilton Street in Washington to a store where they sold my favorite sucker. It was called a Black Cow. One day I asked him to take me to get my suckers and he said, "What street is that on? Somehow I couldn't get my mouth around the word "Hamilton". He told me when I could say "Hamilton" he would take me. I was amazed. How would I get my suckers? I don't remember if he gave up and finally took me because I did get my suckers. I'm telling you this story because when I got my first job at the Red Cross, I was assigned as a secretary to Mrs. Hedian and Mrs. HAMILTON. I told her this story and she laughed and asked if I could manage to answer her phone. I spent many an hour saying, "Mrs. Hamilton's office, may I help you?" "Brother taught me lots of things. He encouraged me to be a Girl Scout. He helped me learn how to tie difficult knots so I could pass my level. He carved the Girl Scout logo out of a heavy pie of leather, filled the carving with gold paint and presented it to my group. It was beautiful and I was very proud. "He brought home a sled one winter and we went sledding down the hill in the Walter Reed Hospital complex. "We walked in the snow all over Rock Creek Park and then stopped and had hot chocolate to warm us up. "He was dating a girl (I don't remember her first name, but her last name was Hamburg.) I thought that was the funniest name I ever heard. Not only that, I didn't care too much for her because she was using up the time from my brother more than I liked. She lived in Norfolk which was too far away for him to commute every weekend. I think he gave up on Hamburg. Then he met Florence Lunch (I thought THAT was even funnier than Hamburg-especially when you put those two names together.) He must have loved Florence more because he married her when I was about 9 years old. She was very nice to me and I liked her." Brother and Florence had a son, Edward Jay Friedman. Brother used to tell me how Eddie would never amount to anything or even be able to make it to graduating high school. He wouldn't study, he wouldn't pass any tests, etc. Poor Brother, he was so worried about his Eddie. Whenever there was any activity with the Friedmans and the Weisels, Florence (and I can hear her now) would always announce "Well here we are!" P.S. Ed turned out to be a BRAIN. He worked on the Hubble Space project no less and is very well known in his field. He co-authored a book, Optical Communications Rules of Thumb." Ed (as he is now known) sent Frank and me a copy of it. Neither of us could understand any of it. I thanked him for sending it and told him I was proud of him. I told him I thought it was a great book, but I still couldn't figure out who the murderer was. That comment went right over his head. He married a lovely girl, Judith Shuman. Her mother and father (Betty and Sidney) kept in touch with us although they lived in Maryland and we were in Virginia. In fact, I went to school with Judith's mother Betty. She quit school to get married before Sidney went overseas. I was Matron of Honor at Edward and Judith's wedding. They now have many grandchildren from their two daughters. They live in Colorado. Brother was so talented. He was quite an inventor-He found he could work with plexiglass(?) and made some beautiful things with it. He made Florence a jewelry box lined with black velvet. He made me a knitting needle box for long needles which someone will get from me although I doubt it will ever be used because it was especially made for knitting needles. I just wish all that he made could have been patented. I think he could have been a wealthy man. Parents: Kulmann (Charles Kolman) FRIEDMAN-5 and Esther KAHN-6. Spouse: Florence LUNCH-121623. Florence LUNCH and Herbert Moses FRIEDMAN were married on 8 June 1939.35393 Children were: Ed FRIEDMAN-121624. Hinrl (Annie) FRIEDMAN35394 was born in May 1886 in Russia.35395 She immigrated on 19 March 1891 to Baltimore, Baltimore, MD.35380,35395 1900 Census gave 1892. In June 1900 she was a racket saleslady in Norfolk City, VA.35395 Hinrl died. Living in Norfolk City, VA in 1900 census. Spelling of name on the Shipping Manifest is uncertain. She was recalled as the oldest of three sisters of Charles Friedman, but that does not match with the tentative identification in immigration records. Dorothy Friedman Weisel recalled of her "Aunt Annie was the oldest sister. Then came Aunt Rose and Aunt Jennie. Aunt Rose lived in Newport News and we visited often because it didn't take too long to get to her on the ferry. She was such a good cook and used to load us up with food to take home. Yum. Aunt Jennie lived in Norfolk so we saw a lot of her. She loved to play with little Frank. She also was a very good cook. She always invited us for the Seder. She used to make wonderful meatballs served in a lovely bowl. Wait a minute, it wasn't just meatballs in that lovely bowl---it was chicken feet which stood up in all their glory. I thought Frank [Dorothy's husband] would faint when he saw those feet in that bowl. Needless to say, he didn't eat the meatballs either." Parents: Julius SCHOLMAN FRIEDMAN-9 and Zerl (Sarah Fay/Fannie) FRIEDMAN-10. Spouse: Boris BAYDUSH-121666. Hinrl (Annie) FRIEDMAN and Boris BAYDUSH were married before 1910. Children were: Leo BAYDUSH-121973, Junius BAYDUSH-121974. Israel FRIEDMAN was born in Russia.35396 He died. Family oral history said his given name was Moses. However, his daughter Fannie's death certificate, informed by E.C. Friedman, said his name was Israel, but gave no further details beyond birthplace. E.C. Friedman lived at 302 West 30th Street, Norfolk, VA, at the time. It is most likely that he was Emanuel Charles Friedman (1890-21 Dec 1940) who d in Miami, FL. Spouse: Deborah FRIEDMAN-19. Deborah FRIEDMAN and Israel FRIEDMAN were married before 1850. Children were: Zerl (Sarah Fay/Fannie) FRIEDMAN-10, Benjamin (Benjie) FRIEDMAN-121956. Jeannette Beatrice (Jeannette) FRIEDMAN35397,35398 was born on 18 February 1913 in Norfolk City, VA.35381,35392,35399,35400,35401 She appeared in the census in January 1920 in Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC.35392 In April 1930 she was a picture framing store clerk in Washington, DC.35381 Jeannette appeared in the census in April 1940 in Washington, DC.35399 She lived 7444 Georgia Avenue NW in Washington, DC in October 1940.35402 She appeared in the census in April 1950 in Washington, DC.35401 Jeannette died on 23 April 1998 at the age of 85 in Prescott Valley, Yavapai, AZ.7857,35403 Dorothy Friedman remembered her sister this way: "Jeannette was 11-years older than I so she couldn't possibly "play with me." She did "baby sit" me for quite a while. She took me across the street to the Walter Reed complex. I loved playing in their beautiful gardens and spent many hours there in the summer. The sunken rose garden was in full bloom and had benches you could sit on, read a book (if you could read) and smell the roses. It also had a small fish pond in the center of the garden which Jeannette "backed" me into because I was giving her a hard time about not wanting to go home right then. I went home dripping wet and not very happy. "She was very popular and had many friends. I loved being with her. She wore beautiful clothes, had beautiful shoes and pocketbooks. Very stylish young lady. She and I slept in a double bed in the apartment and I would always go to sleep on her side of the bed because I could smell her cologne on her pillow. She had to wake me up some nights so she could sleep on her side of the bed. She got a job in the Census Department in Philadelphia when I was about 10. I visited her soon after her moving there. I did miss her. Jeannette took me shopping in Wanamaker's (very famous department store) and I still remember what that dress looked like. It was turquoise and had embroidered brown squares over the whole dress. I loved it. "While I was visiting Philadelphia, I met Lafayette Parker Temple (Temp) whom I fell in love with him on sight. He was so handsome and polite. He liked me too. He told me I reminded him of a very young colt (all legs and little body). At the time I was flattered that he paid enough attention to me to notice how I looked. He would be my future brother-in-law. He always joked that he had married the wrong sister. "Then came their daughter, Faye. I was so fascinated with her, watching her drinking from a bottle and getting her diaper changed. How interesting a baby is when you are only 11. She used to sit on the sofa and rock back and forth until I thought her brains would fall out. They are still interesting when you are older-only they are way more work. "Faye was a cute little girl and she fell in "love" with ABUUU-His name was Edward and he was the janitor in the apartment where Jeannette and Temp lived. He was so good to her. I can see them now-walking along the sidewalk holding hands because Faye wasn't so steady on her feet. "The Temples had a son named after Temp. We called him Buddy. I believe Jeannette and I were pregnant at the same time. He must be around the age of Charles-I think that's how it was. Buddy was very smart-he graduated from the Air Force Academy and went on to do something VERY secretive for the government. Never did know what that was and really didn't care. He was never very outgoing or friendly with us peasants. "That is all I know of Buddy except whenever he would come to visit Sun City to visit his parents (which was not very often) he would call me and ask me to make him my Wacky Cake which was his favorite. I made it for him and he rang my doorbell, didn't come in and took his cake and left. Very little conversation. I don't believe I ever saw him again. Maybe the cake got him. "Temp played the guitar and sang folk songs. That was his hobby. He worked at the Census Bureau for quite a while AND THEN HE MADE IT BIG. "Jeannette and he became friendly with Faith and Sydney Friedman. (no relation) Faith worked at the Library of Congress and encouraged Temp to record some of his folk songs for the Library. THAT led to bigger and much better things for the Temple family. At first he had to drive to Baltimore to a radio station for a 15 minute "gig". Then a big chain grocery store (Giant) gave him a very large contract to be their spokesperson and he was "off and running." He had a children's show 5 days a week with a cowboy theme. He played his folk songs, interviewed his guests, and had a gallery set-up where the children sat through the show. He was very good with the children-taught them good manners and "headed them in the right direction to do good things and mind their parents and be good to their brothers and sisters." He showed them cowboy movies and advertised Heidi Bread. "My favorite bread is Heidi and you'll like it too. It tastes so delicious and it's so good for you." I don't know if you ever knew of Goldie Hahn. She was very famous in TV and movies. She was one of the stars on "Laugh-In." She wrote him a "fan" letter when she was much younger. He got tons of fan mail, and he deserved it. His show was quite long (I think 1-1/2 hours.) When we visited Maryland, we took Frank and Charles with us. We also brought Penny-our little Chihuahua (Penelope Anne Weisel) with us one trip, and Temp had an idea to get her on the show. When all the children were seated in the Peanut Gallery, there was a loud lion's roar. And Penny came trotting across the stage. All the kids laughed and it ended up better than I thought. You couldn't always get Penny to follow directions. I don't remember if our boys were on that show or not. I believe they were. "The Temple family moved to a BIG home (3 stories) right off of Rock Creek Park. It was a beautiful color of blue and I loved going to visit them. Faye was a teenager at the time and I had the "chore" of teaching her shorthand. She couldn't seem to get the hang of it. She really didn't need that skill. She went to the University of Arizona and graduated with a degree in archeology. She met Paul Long who was also in her field and they got married. She had a lovely wedding in a beautiful church in Washington. I was, again, a Matron of Honor. The reception was held at the Temple home and all was well. "I wore a blue taffeta dress for that lovely wedding which was held in one of the big stately churches. The reception was at the Temple home on Old Spring Road in Bethesda. "Those were happier times. When Temp's show was cancelled, he and Jeannette moved to Philadelphia. They didn't stay there long." Parents: Kulmann (Charles Kolman) FRIEDMAN-5 and Esther KAHN-6. Spouse: Lafayette Parker (Pick) TEMPLE Jr.-2. Jeannette Beatrice (Jeannette) FRIEDMAN and Lafayette Parker (Pick) TEMPLE Jr. were married on 20 February 1937 in New York City, New York, NY.35404,35405 Claimed not to be married until 1937 to protect their jobs at the Census Bureau. Either Pick or Jeannette altered their wedding records to show an earlier date, but NY marriage records put the date on 20 Feb 1937. Jeannette was was already pregnant, and this was a story the family kept secret, but it caused friction among her siblings and with his parents. Children were: Faye Ilaine TEMPLE-38, TEMPLE-93672, Lt. Colonel Lafayette Parker TEMPLE III-1. Jennie FRIEDMAN35406 was born in August 1875 in Russia.35395 She immigrated in 1891.35406 1900 Census. Her passage was paid for by her brother Louis and her uncle Benjie. She appeared in the census in June 1900 in Norfolk City, VA.35395 Jennie died. Parents: Julius SCHOLMAN FRIEDMAN-9 and Zerl (Sarah Fay/Fannie) FRIEDMAN-10. Spouse: Morris BERNSTEIN-121961. Jennie FRIEDMAN and Morris BERNSTEIN were married. Children were: Mandy BERNSTEIN-121962, Louis BERNSTEIN-121963, Herman BERNSTEIN-121964, Vera BERNSTEIN-121965, Julia BERNSTEIN-121966. Kulmann (Charles Kolman) FRIEDMAN12403,35407,35408 was born on 15 July 1882 in Siauliai (Shavel), Lithuania.12403,13529,35380,35381,35392,35395,35409 According to court records in Norfolk, Charles claimed to be 21 when he appeared before the Court on Saturday, 19 Mar 1898, for the purpose of applying to be admitted to become a citizen of the US. This would have him born in 1877, not 1879 as family lore indicates, and as he gave in 1900 census. However, when he was manifested aboard the Dresden, his age was listed as 9 - in 1891, that would have made his birth year about 1882. In that case - he was 16 when he went before the Court in Norfolk. Also, he claimed various locations for his birth, including Germany, Poland and Russia. He immigrated on 19 March 1891 to Baltimore, Baltimore, MD.35380,35392,35395,35409 He arrived with his mother and three sisters aboard the Dresden from Bremen. His passage was paid for by his brother Louis and uncle Benjie. He lived 435 Church Street in Norfolk City, VA between 1897 and 1904.35407,35409 End date estimated. Beginning date from application for citizenship, if interpreted strictly. Kulmann was naturalized on 15 January 1898 in Norfolk City, VA.35392,35409 Place inferred from 1900 census Declaration of Intent for citizenship in city of Norfolk, Saturday, 15 January 1898, according to portion of application discovered. The recording of his naturalization occurred 19 March, 1898, in the Norfolk Circuit Court. The entry read: "Charles Friedman an alien, this day applied to the Court to be admitted to become a citizen of the United States. Thereupon, the said Charles Friedman proved to the satisfaction of the Court by the oath of Leon Salzberg that he arrived in the United States a minor, under the age of twenty-one years, that he resided in the United States for three years next preceding his arriving to the age of twenty-one years, that he has continued to reside therein to this time, that he has arrived to the age of twenty-one years, and has resided in the United States five year, including the three years of his minority, and one year within the jurisdiction of this State. And the said Charles Friedman now declares on oath and proved to the satisfaction of the Court by the oath of Leon Salzberg that for three years preceding, it has been bona fide his intention to become a Citizen of the United States and to renounce forever all allegiance and fealty to any foreign Prince, Potentate, State or Sovereignty whatever, and particularly to the Czar of Russia. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that during the residence of the said Charles Friedman as aforesaid in the United States, he has behaved as a man of good moral character attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States, and well disposed to the good order and happiness of the same. And the said Charles Friedman now declared on oath that he will support the Constitution of the United States and the he doth absolutely and entirely renounce and adjure all allegiance and fidelity to every foreign Prince, Potentate, State or Sovereignty whatever, and particularly to the Czar of Russia. He is admitted a Citizen of the United States. The foregoing orders which should have been entered on Jan 15 1898, are here spread upon the record nunc pro (?) [illegible entry for final word.] In June 1900 he was a street car conductor in Norfolk City, VA.35395 He lived 435 Church Street in Norfolk City, VA in 1904.35379 He and his future wife lived a block apart, and this is probably the basis for their having met. It's not clear just when he moved to Church Street, but he lived near the old Saint Vincent Hospital. On a date now lost, there was a fire at the hospital, and Charlie was one of the several people who rushed in and helped bring patients out, He was a real hero and was written up in the local paper. In April 1910 Kulmann was a jewelry salesman in Norfolk City, VA.13529 Enumerated three doors from his mother-in-law. He lived 413 1/2 Trade Street in Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC in 1917. In January 1920 he was a manager of ladies furnishing in Winston-Salem, Forsyth, NC.35392 The enumerator's shorthand and handwriting makes the second world of "ladies fxxx" illegible. Kulmann lived 422 31st Street in Norfolk City, VA in 1922. Address found on back of a photograph of Jeannette Temple, age 9. In April 1930 he was a jewelry store manager in Washington, DC.35381 He lived 7701 Georgia Ave, NW in Washington, DC in 1943.35410 Kulmann lived in Silver Spring, Montgomery, MD after 1955.35411 After his wife's death, he moved in with his son Herbert and his family. He died on 21 September 1957 at the age of 75 in Hyattsville, Prince George's, MD.35412 Buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk, VA. His daughter Dorothy remembered him this way in the Weisel-Friedman Genealogy: Spouse: Esther KAHN-6. Esther KAHN and Kulmann (Charles Kolman) FRIEDMAN were married on 22 March 1904 in Norfolk City, VA.12403,35413 Charles listed age as 24 on marriage license. Not consistent with birth in 1879. Esther listed age as 24, not consistent with birth in 1881. Children were: Herbert Moses FRIEDMAN-51, Jeannette Beatrice (Jeannette) FRIEDMAN-5088, Dorothy Marion FRIEDMAN-52. Louis FRIEDMAN was born on 15 May 1870 in Siauliai (Shavel), Lithuania.35379 He immigrated in 1883.35379 He came to America right after his Bar Mitzvah. He went to live with his Uncle Bernie and Aunt Mary (on his mother's side of the family.) He moved in 1905 in Norfolk City, VA.35379 In the great Baltimore fire of 1904, much of the city including their him was destroyed, so Louis and his family decided to move to Norfolk, VA, where his siblings had moved earlier. He and his sisters moved to Norfolk, VA, where they learned there was a need for a "Shohet" - a person trained to slaughter cows and fowl for Kasheret. Louis opened the first Kosher butcher shop in Norfolk. Louis was also known as Louis SCHOLMAN.35379 In the great Baltimore fire of 1904, much of the city including their him was destroyed, so Louis and his family decided to move to Norfolk, VA, where his siblings had moved earlier. He and his sisters moved to Norfolk, VA, where they learned there was a need for a "Shohet" - a person trained to slaughter cows and fowl for Kasheret. Louis opened the first Kosher butcher shop in Norfolk. Parents: Julius SCHOLMAN FRIEDMAN-9 and Zerl (Sarah Fay/Fannie) FRIEDMAN-10. Spouse: Elizabeth CAPLAN-121975. Elizabeth CAPLAN and Louis FRIEDMAN were married. Children were: Robert FRIEDMAN-121976, Emanuel FRIEDMAN-121977, Moses FRIEDMAN-121978, Helen FRIEDMAN-121979. Maurice E. FRIEDMAN (private).7837 Spouse: Leola A. TEMPLE-145185. Michael Gene FRIEDMAN (private). Spouse: Nancy Jo WIGAND-112698. Children were: Samantha Jo FRIEDMAN-111923, Rachel Marie FRIEDMAN-111922. Moses FRIEDMAN (private). Parents: Louis FRIEDMAN-121955 and Elizabeth CAPLAN-121975. |