| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| A. | Donnerstag | 1918 |
The Chicago Jewish Community Blue Book - List of officers and members of Chicago's Jewish Organizations |
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| A. W. (Mrs.) | Donnerstag | 1911 |
Chicago, IL - Notices Archive, The Sentinel, February 18 |
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| Arthur | Donnerstag | 1900 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
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| Charlotte | Donnerstag | 1947 |
American Jews- Their Lives and Achievements, A Contemporary Biographical Record |
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| Dora | Donnerstag | 1907 |
NY, New York City- Marriage Record |
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| Frieda | Donnerstag | 1962 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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| Ida | Donnerstag | 1916 |
NY, New York City- Marriage Record |
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| Lena M Jackson | Donnerstag | 1900 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
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| Max | Donnerstag | 1960 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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| Max | Donnerstag | 1960 |
The Bnai Brith Messenger, Los Angeles, CA State Notices Archive |
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| Minnie | Donnerstag | 1913 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| Muriel | Donnerstag | 1972 |
The Bnai Brith Messenger, Los Angeles, CA State Notices Archive |
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| Ray | Donnerstag | 1942 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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| Susanna | Donnerstag | 1921 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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| William H. | Donnerstag | 1995 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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