| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| Nathan | Nathans | 1854 |
Old Jewish Cemeteries- Charleston, S.C.- complied by Barnett A. Elzas |
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| Nathan | Nathans | 1950 |
Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | ------ |
U.S. Circuit Court District of MA, Suffolk County |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | ------ |
U.S. Circuit Court District of MA, Suffolk County |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 1879 |
Albany, NY- Beth Emet, Turner lane in Loudonville " |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 1879 |
Albany, NY- Beth Emet, Turner lane in Loudonville " |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 1962 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 1911 |
Brooklyn, NY- Salem Fields, 775 Jamaica Ave |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 1840 |
The Hebrews in America, a series of Historical and Biographical Sketches, by Issac Markens, 1888 |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 2011 |
Obituary Archive of the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association |
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| Nathan | Nathanson | 1912 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
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| Nathan Edwin | Nathanson | ------ |
Canadian Jews in World War II |
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| Nathan L. | Nathanson | 1943 |
American Jewish Year Book 1943-1944, Necrology, Other Countries |
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