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Most of the information here was initially reported by Henry Mintz who was a reliable source for names and relationships. Many, but not all of the facts have been verified in census data or through other sources. For privacy reasons this "tree" does not include living relatives. However, if you think we have a connection, please drop me a line and we can explore in to more detail. You can reach me as roots@mintzDELETECAPITALLETTERS.info
The patriarch of this clan was Isaac Mintz (1869 - 1922), who presumably
arrived in the United States from Austria with his parents in 1870. He lived in
New York City until his death on October 14, 1922, which was the result of an
accident in his home as documented in a newspaper
article. There is reasonable evidence to suggest that Isaac's father was
named Yerachmiel, apparently Americanized at times to
Robert and at times to Samuel. Isaac married Lena Klemann
(1871 - 1913). Isaac and Lena had 10 children ("The ten little
Indians"). Their children were:
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After Lena died in 1913, Isaac married a woman named Sadie (possibly in 1915). Sadie had a young daughter named Lena. Both Sadie and her daughter Lena are listed in the 1920 census. Sadie is mentioned in the newspaper article about Isaac's accident. I have so far been unable to obtain any additional information about either Sadie or her daughter, although there is a rumor in the family that Sadie may have been Lena's sister.
Here are some Mintz family photos:
· Isaac's gravestone (Yitzhak bar Yerachmiel HaCohen), located in Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY.
· Stone of infant Jerome Mintz (Yaakov bar Chiam), the first born child of Herman Mintz and Bess (Schall) Mintz.
Resources for Mintz family researchers:
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