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| Phillip | Rosen | 1952 |
The Bnai Brith Messenger, Los Angeles, CA State Notices Archive |
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| Phillip | Rosenbaum | 1947 |
American Jews- Their Lives and Achievements, A Contemporary Biographical Record |
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| Phillip | Rosenblat | ------ |
U.S. Circuit Court District of MA, Suffolk County |
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| Phillip A. | Rosenblatt | 1959 |
Norridge, IL- Westlawn, West Montrose Ave |
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| Phillip J. | Rosenbloom | 1916 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
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| Phillip | Rosenblum | 1917 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, January 19 |
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| Phillip | Rosenblum | 1917 |
American Jewish Year Book 1917-1918, Military, Appointments and Honors ,United States |
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| Phillip | Rosenblum | 1928 |
MN State Notices Archive - The American Jewish World |
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| Phillip | Rosenblum | 1924 |
Book: The History of the Jews of Chicago by Hyman L. Meites, Chicago Jewish Officers in the World War |
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| Phillip | Rosenfeld | ------ |
NY-Kings County |
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| Phillip | Rosenthal | 1875 |
Ridgewood NY- Beth El, Cypress Ave. |
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| Phillip | Rosenwasser | 1902 |
Young Men\'s Hebrew Association of New York, 1874-1902 List of Donors and Members |
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