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Philip Teitelbaum's recollections of the family (Also Strohl, Glazer)
Schwartz family lineage through three generations




Philip Teitelbaum's recollections of the family (Also Strohl, Glazer)

Philip:	Just one guy, I don’t even remember his name but his first name was Darby.
        D.a.r.b.y. [Strohl]. Jewish man next door going north.  First name, I don’t remember his last name.
        Then there was a family by the name of Glazer.  Mrs.  Glazer had more children, she had so
        many children, a tremendous amount of children.  There was David.  I remember him as very fair
        haired... Kind of reddish haired, curly hair.  He had a brother Abie who had a club foot.
        I know Abey did very will in uh… I’m not sure if it was office supplies or something.  He did very
        well. Sarah was a sister also.  And Bella, there was another sister Bella.  Anyway there were about 11
        or 12 children and I don’t remember the names of all of them.  I remember the father and the mother,
        I can see them.  Next to them was Schwartz.  Teddy Schwartz and Ruby Schwartz.  Teddy was a good
        friend.  Ruby was working and was an excellent softball player.
        And we used to go down to Amherst park, that’s where Amherst school is.  He used to play for the
        Cougars and they had a sweater with stripes going this way and on the back was marked Cougars, 
        and they used to play against a team called Sepoys.  Those sweaters were blue and yellow and
        marked Sepoy.  Sepoy I think is an Indian name.  Um… Schwartz.  Next to the Schwartz was the Wise family.

They lived on Cartier.

Philip remembers that Teddy Schwartz's nickname was "Spyowks". 



Schwartz family lineage



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