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Abrahams Family History
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Abrahams/Velleman - Whitechapel, Middlesex
I'm looking for relatives of Philip Abrahams (born circa 1885-90) and his wife Clara (nee Velleman, b.1882), who were married in Whitechapel in 1903.
Clara was Dutch and Anglicised her name from Klaartje; she had two brothers, Alexander (b.1869) and Izaak (b.1888).
Clara's father was called Hartog (b.1840, married Sarah Lewijt), he had siblings called Aaron (male, b.1842), Izaak (male, b.1843), Wolf (male, b.1845), Judith (female, b.1847), Abraham (male, b.1849), Levie (male, b.1851), Meijer (male, b.1852), Jozina (female, b.1853), Catharina (female, b.1853), Salomon (male, b.1854), Borend (male, b.1855) and Roosje (female, b.1857).
Unfortunately, I don't know anything about Philip prior to his marriage, so anything anyone can tell me would be great. Also, I'd like to hear about anyone related to Clara's siblings/aunts/uncles as I have the direct line traced back but don't have much on marriages and descendants of any other branches of the Velleman family.
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Millners - London, Middlesex
Isaac Abrahams (b.1776 Poland) married Anna Mary (b. 1785 England) in England, and their daughter Caroline (b. 1826 England) married Israel Golberg, the parents following their daughter to New York, USA before 1860 where Isaac changed his spelling to Abrams. Caroline's first child, Sarah Rose (married Goldstein) was born around 1841 in New York. Both older women were milliners.
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