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| Emil | Lederer | 1920 |
Ridgewood, NY- Union Field, Cypress Ave. |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1946 |
Ridgewood, NY- Linden Hill, Metropolitan Ave. |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1933 |
Ridgewood, NY- Linden Hill, Metropolitan Ave. |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1960 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1939 |
American Jewish Year book- Necrology - UNITED STATES |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1918 |
The Chicago Jewish Community Blue Book - List of officers and members of Chicago's Jewish Organizations |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1933 |
American Jewish Year book 1934-1935, Appointments, Honors and Elections, Other Countries |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1935 |
American Jewish Year book 1936-1937, Necrology, United States |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1912 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1912 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1888 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
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| Emil | Lederer | 1900 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
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| Emil L | Lederer | 1948 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, July 29 |
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Who's Who in American Jewry, 1938 |
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