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Clara/Claire Stavisky (born Trachtenberg), 1867 - 1946 Clara/Claire Stavisky (born Trachtenberg) 1867 1946

Clara/Claire Stavisky (born Trachtenberg) was born on month day 1867, in birth place, to Simon Trocktenburg and Anna Rebecca Trachtenberg.

Clara/Claire had 2 siblings: Ethel Kleiner (born Trachtenberg) and one other sibling.

Clara/Claire married Morris Stavisky.

Morris was born in birth place.

They had 3 daughters: Annie Chmelnitsky (born Stavisky) and 2 other children.

Clara/Claire then married Zeese Kesler on month day 1939, at age 71 in marriage place, California.

Zeese was born circa 1871.

Clara/Claire passed away in 1946, at age 78 in death place.

Documents of Clara/Claire Stavisky (born Trachtenberg)

Clara Stavisky 1868 1946 California Clara Stavisky in California Deaths, 1940 - 1997

Clara Stavisky was born on month day 1868, in birth place , to Mr. Larchintanberg .

Clara passed away on month day 1946, at age 77 in death place , California.

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Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

Clara Bell Davis StaviskyClara Bell Davis Stavisky in St. Petersburg Times - ‎Apr 5 1934

Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada

"... of gold and silver with flowers and floming gauzes, making us all tn the goddesses ot legend for these aro real, our youth. Come to ths Sunshine City young! CLARA BELL DAVIS STAVISKY A RUSSIAN The In today's editorial (April 2). about the treatments of Insull and Stavisky, by the American and Frenchman, you described Slavinsky ss a- Polish Jew. I wish to advise you that you are misinformed about the origin of Stavisky. Hls parents were While Russians of the Greek Orthodox faith who later converted to O n c e ver By H. 1. PHILLIPS WHAT? NO TOOTHBRUSH? (Dentista ln n convention ..."

Publication place: St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida, United States