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07 July 2010

Family of Morris David Rosenbaum and Abigail Harriet Snow



Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine
Vol.II published in 1911
by The Deseret News Press of Salt Lake City, Utah.
Edited by Anthon H. Lund
Page 152
In this chapter, each of the children of Lorenzo Snow are given with their spouses and children. This lists Abigail Harriet Snow with her families.

25 January 2010

Obituary Deseret news 12 Aug 1885 page 3

ROSENBAUM- Morris D. Rosenbaum dropped dead at Mink Creek, Oneida County, Idaho, Aug 8th, between 2 and 3 O'clock p.m. Had been complaining of pain in his left side for several days. According to evidence, the coronor's jury returned a verdict of death resulting from heart disease. He was born July 11th, 1831, in Prussia, Kingdom of Bavaria, Fordon. He came to America when about 19 years of age.

11 December 2009

Death of David Rosenbaum (1797-1857)


David Rosenbaum, father of Morris David Rosenbaum, died on 22 Jun 1857, in Fordon, Kingdom of Prussia. He was 60 years of age. (FHL film #814575)

Death of Sarah Barnass Rosenbaum(1799-1874)


Sarah Barnass Rosenbaum, mother of Morris David Rosenbaum died in Fordon, Kingdom of Prussia on 20 Jan 1874 at the age of 75. (FHL film #814575)

10 December 2009

His Family

Morris David Rosenbaum was born on the 11th of July in 1831 in Fordon, Kingdom of Prussia. He was the only son of David Rosenbaum and his wife Sarah Barnass. What little we know of his parents we get from his journal, where he writes
"My Father was a hard working man and generally occupied in trading. He was a man of good morals and he executed himself dilligently by example as well as preceipt to instill into the mind of his children every principle of honesty, honor and virtue.
My Mother was a very good and pious woman, and devoted a good deal of her time in explaining the Bible to her children, especially to myself her only son. She was President of a charitable institution and her spare time was occupied in visiting the sick and needy, administering to their needs.
As my parents were of the Jewish faith, I was sent at an early age to a Rabbi to study Hebrew in connection with the common school which I attended for 6 years in succession."

Morris David was the oldest child, and the only son. He had six younger sisters. They were in order of birth; Fanny, Hannah, Lenah, Ernestina, Minna, and Huldah.