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| H. | Lewis | 1900 |
Annual Report of the Jewish Agriculturists Aid Society of America |
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| H. (Mrs.) | Lewis | 1911 |
Chicago, IL - Notices Archive, The Sentinel, February 18 |
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| H. (Mrs.) | Lewis | 1921 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, November 19 |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | ------ |
Who's Who in American Jewry, 1938 |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | ------ |
Who's Who in American Jewry, 1926. |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | 1966 |
Utica, NY- Watson Place |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | 1933 |
American Jewish Year book 1934-1935, Appointments, Honors And Elections, United States |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | 1922 |
NY State notices archive |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | 1959 |
Book: The Jewish Community of Utica, New York 1847-1948, By S. Joshua Kohn |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | 1959 |
Book: The Jewish Community of Utica, New York 1847-1948, By S. Joshua KohnThe Jewish Community Council. Page 93. Served as first president of Jewish Community Council from October 11, 1933 to March 25, 1940, later named honorary president. |
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| H. Myron | Lewis | 1959 |
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| H.C. | Lewis | 1907 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| H.G. | Lewis | 1946 |
American Jewish Year book- Appointments,Honors and Elections - OTHER COUNTRIES |
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