| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| Abraham | Boorstin | 1927 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, Anshi SFard, Cascade Ave. |
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| Barney L. | Boorstin | 1977 |
Atlanta, GA- Crest Lawn- Cedar Hill B, Marietta Blvd. |
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VIEW |
| Bedina | Boorstin | 1936 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, Ahavath Achim-A, Cascade Ave. |
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VIEW |
| Benjamin Meyer | Boorstin | 1933 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, Ahavath Achim-A, Cascade Ave. |
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VIEW |
| Celia Elkan Graetz | Boorstin | 1914 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
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VIEW |
| Daniel J. | Boorstin | 1934 |
American Jewish Year book 1934-1935, Appointments, Honors And Elections, United States |
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| Daniel J. | Boorstin | 1955 |
Book: Who is Who in World Jewry |
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| Fannie Horn | Boorstin | 1964 |
Atlanta, GA- Crest Lawn- Cedar Hill B, Marietta Blvd. |
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| Melvin Ronald | Boorstin | 2000 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, United Ben. Society, Cascade Ave. |
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| Morris | Boorstin | 1914 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
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VIEW |
| Rachel Trina | Boorstin | 1944 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, Ahavath Achim-A, Cascade Ave. |
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VIEW |
| Sarah | Boorstin | 1920 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, Anshi SFard, Cascade Ave. |
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| Solomon Z. | Boorstin | 1933 |
Atlanta, GA- Greenwood, Ahavath Achim-A, Cascade Ave. |
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