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Louis Kutner
Ben’s great-great-grandfather; Stella Kutner’s father.
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- Rachel “Rose/Rosie” Kutnerb. Abt. 1899, 5 or abt. 1900, 21 in Plosk, Polandm. Morris Sweedlow, September 22, 1925, in 364 ? Avenue in Brooklyn, New York
- Benjamin Kutnerb. Abt. 1904 in Russia · d. Likely between 19103 and
- Rebecca “Beckie” Kutnerb. Abt. May 1910 in New York, USA · d. November 5, 1920, at Jewish Hospital in Brooklyn, New York
- Pauline “Pearl” Kutnerb. Abt. 1912 in Brooklyn, NY, USAm. Morris Dicker, March 22, 1931, in 1205 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, New York
- Sylvia Kutnerb. Abt. 1917 in New York, USA
- Helen חַיָּה (Khaya) Kutnerb. June 25, 1925 · d. October 29, 1981m. Murray Breslin
In brief
Born Abt in Russia. 1904 to USA. He married Abt and worked as expressman.
- Emigrated about 1904.
- Ran his own business as a moving-van expressman by 1910.
Life story
A Brooklyn Expressman
Louis Kutner was born around 1872–1877 in Russia and emigrated to the United States in 1904. He settled in Brooklyn, married Golde Ostaszewer, and made his living moving furniture and pianos by horse-drawn and later motor van as an independent expressman.
At a glance
Sources (4)
- 1910 U.S. Census, Kings County, New York, population schedule, Brooklyn Ward 16, Enumeration District 345, sheet 3-B, dwelling 4, family 51, Louis Kutner; NARA microfilm publication T624.
- 1915 New York State Census, Kings County, New York, assembly district 6, election district 18, block 4, page 51, for Louis Kuttner household.
- 1920 U.S. Census, Kings County, New York, population schedule, Borough of Brooklyn, Assembly District 6, Enumeration District 310, sheet 3-B, dwelling 25, family 62, Louis Kutner; NARA microfilm publication T625.
- Photograph of Louis and Goldie Kutner at the wedding of their daughter Helen, 1948; privately held by Robert Weber, Richmond, Vermont, 2021.