| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | View |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1899 |
Albany, NY- Beth Emet, Turner lane in Loudonville |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1936 |
Ridegewood, NY- Old Mt. Carnel, Cypress St. |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1924 |
Chicago, IL notices archive, The Sentinel, May 23 |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1902 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1902 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1902 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1902 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Henry | Wertheim | 1903 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
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| Henry P. | Wertheim | 1902 |
American Jewish Year Book 5662, Bequests and Gifts |
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| Henry | Wertheimer | 1955 |
Brooklyn NY- Washington Cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
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| Henry | Wertheimer | 1918 |
The Chicago Jewish Community Blue Book - List of officers and members of Chicago's Jewish Organizations |
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| Henry | Wertheimer | 1889 |
Report of the Jewish Foster Home Society of the City of Philadelphia, 1889, List of Donors and Members |
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| Henry | Wertheimer | 1890 |
Report of the Jewish Foster Home Society of the City of Philadelphia, 1890, List of Donors and Members |
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