Sara Davidson
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==Mrs Davidson== | ==Mrs Davidson== | ||
==Louis E Wass== | ==Louis E Wass== | ||
| + | Louis E Wass was born about 1888 in Hungary. He immigrated to the United States in 1906, where probably in New York, he met and married Regina a Roumanian-born immigrant. Their eldest child Helen was born about 1911/2 in New York. | ||
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[http://books.google.com/books?id=4o-4G7UIuPkC&printsec=frontcover&dq=inauthor:Sara+inauthor:Davidson&sig=BWg7pMUvYpmpLF3zUJIE7q5p7js#PPA21,M1 "My grandfather had made the journey to this land of dreams in 1913. He had come to New York from Debrecen, Hungary"], then took a train to San Francisco by 1915, then went south to Los Angeles, where he found a job as an upholsterer at Barker Brothers. He wrote back to his wife, still in New York, to join him. Sara's mother was born in Los Angeles the next year. Later Mr unknown, the grandfather opened an auction house in 1940 from where he auctioned the estates of John Barrymore and Hedy Lamar. (Why isn't Sara naming him?) | [http://books.google.com/books?id=4o-4G7UIuPkC&printsec=frontcover&dq=inauthor:Sara+inauthor:Davidson&sig=BWg7pMUvYpmpLF3zUJIE7q5p7js#PPA21,M1 "My grandfather had made the journey to this land of dreams in 1913. He had come to New York from Debrecen, Hungary"], then took a train to San Francisco by 1915, then went south to Los Angeles, where he found a job as an upholsterer at Barker Brothers. He wrote back to his wife, still in New York, to join him. Sara's mother was born in Los Angeles the next year. Later Mr unknown, the grandfather opened an auction house in 1940 from where he auctioned the estates of John Barrymore and Hedy Lamar. (Why isn't Sara naming him?) | ||
