| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | Free? | View |
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| Rebecca | Spice | 1940 |
Ridgewood, NY- Mt. Judah, Cypress Ave. |
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| Abraham | Spicehandler | ------ |
Who's Who in American Jewry, 1938 |
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| Abraham | Spicehandler | 1969 |
American Jewish Year Book 1969_14, Necrology, United States |
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| Chas. | Spicehandler | 1914 |
List of payments made to Hebrew Free Loan Society in the Twenty-third Annual Report from January 1 to December 31, 1914, printed in 1915. Society building at 108 Second Avenue, New York |
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| Chas. | Spicehandler | 1903 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Esther | Spicehandler | 1998 |
Ridgewood, NY- Mt. Judah, Cypress Ave. |
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| Ezra (Dr) | Spicehandler | 1967 |
The Bnai Brith Messenger, Los Angeles, CA State Notices Archive |
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| Henje | Spicehandler | 1949 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| I. I. | Spicehandler | ------ |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| Morris | Spicehandler | 1993 |
Ridgewood, NY- Mt. Judah, Cypress Ave. |
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| Gretchen | Spicer | 1998 |
Chicago, IL- Waldheim |
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| Ida | Spicer | 1931 |
West Springfield, MA- Beth El/ Bnai Jacob, Kings Hwy |
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| Oscar | Spicer | 1923 |
MN State Notices Archive - The American Jewish World |
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