Jewish women
Found in 1526 Collections and/or Records:
Four Shwayder Sisters, circa 1930
Four Shwayder sisters at Union Station in Denver, Colorado. Left to right are Hannah Berry, Florence Krohn, Leba Clamage, and Gertrude Breetwor.
Framed Photograh of Adelle Trauke Kaplan, circa 1890
A gold tone photograph of Adele Tranke Kaplan mounted with an oval mat in a rectangle frame. It has a metal loop at top edge for hanging. Belonged to the Kaplan family.
Framed Sampler, 1861
Embroidered sampler created by Louise Anfenger (formerly Louise Schlesinger) when she was about fourteen. Louise Anfenger (1847-1938) was born in Bavaria and came to Denver, Colorado in the 1870s with her husband Louis Anfenger (1842-1900). They became the parents of eight children and were both leaders within the Denver Jewish community.
Frances Wisebart Jacobs, between 1880-1890
Frances Wisebart Jacobs in a oval photograph of her head and shoulders.
Frances Wisebart Jacobs, between 1880-1890
Frances Wisebart Jacobs Biographical Materials, 1889-2014
Originals and copies of newspaper articles, memorials, copy of Charity Organization Society incorporation, and memos concerning Frances Wisebart Jacobs.
Frank and Marion Weinberg, 1930-1943
Rev. Frank Weimberg was a Denver cantor, mohel, and shochet. He was born in Poland in 1866 and lived for 22 years in Denver before his death in 1930. His widow, Marion, lived in Denver for nearly 40 years and was one of the founders of Beth Israel Hospital and Old Folks Home. She died in 1943.
Frankels and Greenclays
Four oval formal portraits of the Frankels and Greenclays the parents of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frankel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frankel are the top photos and Mr. and Mrs. Greenclay are the bottom photos.
Freda and Charles Wenger, 1981
Freda Cohen and Charles Wanger were married in Rocky Ford in 1931. Both came from large Jewish Russian immigrant families. They moved to Denver after the birth of their three children.
Fredrika Schayer and Granddaughter Helen Schayer, circa 1915
Ricka Schayer and her granddaughter Helen Schayer stand together leaning against a flag pole.