| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| Abraham | Pinansky | ------ |
Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon |
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| Fanny p. (Mrs.) | pinansky | 1944 |
Combined Jewish Appeal 1944 List of Contributions, Greater Boston |
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| Irving M. | Pinansky | 1937 |
American Jewish Year Book 1937-1938, Appointments, Honors and Elections, United States |
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| Isidore | Pinansky | 1952 |
Los Angeles, CA- Mt. Carmel, Gage Ave. |
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| Louis | Pinansky | ------ |
U.S. Circuit Court District of MA, Suffolk County |
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| Louis | Pinansky | 1933 |
American Jewish Year Book 1934-1935, Necrology, United States |
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| Max | Pinansky | 1936 |
American Jewish Year Book 1937-1938, Appointments, Honors and Elections, United States |
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| Max L | Pinansky | 1952 |
American Jewish Year Book 1952, Necrology, United States |
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| Max L. | Pinansky | 1934 |
American Jewish Year Book 1935-1934, Appointments, Honors and Elections, United States |
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| Max L. | Pinansky | 1917 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
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| Max Louis | Pinansky | ------ |
Who's Who in American Jewry, 1938 |
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| Nathan | Pinansky | 1918 |
Book: Four Years of Relief and War Work by the Jews of America 1914-1918 A Chronological Review, by Morris Engelman |
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| Sarah | Pinansky | 1961 |
Glendale, NY- Mt. Lebanon |
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