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Rosa Vexler’s grandmother's older sister Nehama

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My grandmother's older sister Nehama. She left for America in 1900s. Nehama sent this photo to my grandmother from the USA in 1916.

My father's family lived in Mogilyov-Podolskiy. My grandfather Gersh Abramson was born in Mogilyov-Podolskiy in 1876. I don't know what family he came from. My grandmother Surah was born in Mogilyov-Podolskiy in 1880. I don't know her nee name or anything about her family. I've only seen a photograph of my grandmother's sister Nehama. Nehama left for America in 1900s. She wrote letters to my grandmother and sent her a photo once. Nehama got married in America. She had a daughter. That's all I know about Nehama. She stopped writing for some reason.

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