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| Myer | Jacobs | 1950 |
Ridgewood, NY- Union Field, Cypress Ave. |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 1898 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 2012 |
PA State notices archive - Obituaries |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 1903 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 1903 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 1772 |
A Biographical Dictionary of Early American Jews, Colonial Times through 1800, by Joseph R. Rosenblum, University of Kentucky Press |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 1791 |
A Biographical Dictionary of Early American Jews, Colonial Times through 1800, by Joseph R. Rosenblum, University of Kentucky Press |
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| Myer | Jacobs | 1905 |
Book: The Jews of South Carolina, From the earliest times to the present day, By Barnett A. Elzas |
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| Myer C. | Jacobs | 1944 |
Albany, NY- Jewish Cemetery on Church Ave. |
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| Myer C. | Jacobs | 1942 |
NY State notices archive |
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| Myer C. | Jacobs | 1994 |
The Family of Abraham Jacobs (1833-1892) and Betsy Pareira Jacobs (1837-1895) , by Mary Jean Johnson Lehman and Nancy Felson Brant in 1994, digitized by the Leo Baeck Institute |
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