Cohen-Kahn family of Bronx and Poughkeepsie

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Trying to make contact with descendants of the Cohen-Kahn family. Morris Kahn, born
about 1890 lived in the Bronx and was manager of the Amalgamated Garment Workers
Housing Development. He had a son who was killed in action in WWII, and a daughter.

His first cousins were the siblings Samuel (Sol) Wine of Poughkeepsie, NY, having
issue and Esther, married Mr. Rauer of Bronx, NY (had a son Saul).

His other first cousin was Rabbi Schreiber of the Van Courtlandt Park
Synagogue, Bronx, New York (had a son BenZion Schreiber of Los Angeles).

Neil Rosenstein

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