Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Misc. Notes
According to Emma’s granddaughter Judith, Emma’s first name was originally Rebecca.109
Emma had two Roth children who died in Europe.109
Her brother Louis Berger married her niece Stella Stark.109
Possibly born in Austria.
Emma had two Roth children who died in Europe.109
Her brother Louis Berger married her niece Stella Stark.109
Possibly born in Austria.
Spouses
BirthAug 16, 1863, Batyu Con Bereg, Hungary
DeathOct 4, 1944, Kings Co., NY
Burial1944, Montefiore Cemetery, Queens Co., NY
OccupationClothier, Dry Goods Merchant, Liquor Store And Real Estate
FatherYona Dov (Jonas Bernard) STARK (1810-1877)
MotherFradel Erzsebet (Frieda, Fani, Fannie) LIEBOVITZ (ca1820-1890)
Misc. Notes
NY Times Obituary, October 5, 1944:
StarkâPhilip, beloved husband of the late Emma. devoted father of Dr. Jesse B. Stark and Fannie Rottenberg. Services Friday, 11:30 A.M. at “The Riverside,” 76th St. and Amsterdam Ave.
Emmigrated August 20, 1880, sailing from Hamburg on the Palatia. Lived in NYC. Naturalized October 21, 1885. Travels back to Europe many times.
1900 census had servant named Esther Tosser, 18, from Austria. Brother Mike Stark and Phillip’s nephew, Moshe Stark’s son Louis, also lived with them.109
1920 census occupation, linens.109
Emma’s second husband.109
Munkacs to Brooklyn.109
StarkâPhilip, beloved husband of the late Emma. devoted father of Dr. Jesse B. Stark and Fannie Rottenberg. Services Friday, 11:30 A.M. at “The Riverside,” 76th St. and Amsterdam Ave.
Emmigrated August 20, 1880, sailing from Hamburg on the Palatia. Lived in NYC. Naturalized October 21, 1885. Travels back to Europe many times.
1900 census had servant named Esther Tosser, 18, from Austria. Brother Mike Stark and Phillip’s nephew, Moshe Stark’s son Louis, also lived with them.109
1920 census occupation, linens.109
Emma’s second husband.109
Munkacs to Brooklyn.109
ChildrenJesse Berger (1887-1970)
Fannie (1880-1959)
Deathbef 1887
Misc. Notes
Emma’s first husband.109
ChildrenFannie (1880-1959)