Jefferson County AlArchives Obituaries.....Kaminsky, Emily "Emmy" Hangerdarn December 29, 1921
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The Birmingham News, Birmingham, Alabama, 31 Dec 1921, Page 10, column 7
“MRS. KAMINSKY DEAD
Pioneer Citizen of Birmingham Laid to Rest in Oak Hill Cemetery.
   One of Birmingham’s oldest citizens was laid to rest Saturday morning, Mrs. 
E. Kaminsky, whose weath [sic] at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. Montano, 
8241 Hillman Avenue, East Lake, was chronicled Thursday.  Burial was in the 
Oak Hill Cemetery.  Mrs. Kaminsky, with her family, moved to Birmingham more 
than 35 years ago and her residence was then in what is now the Watts building 
on Twentieth Street at Third Avenue.
   Mr. Kaminsky died 27 years ago.  Six children survive, Mrs. E. Penwick, 
Mrs. P. Montano, Mrs. Charels Huggenschmidt and Mrs. F. P. Beck, Birmingham; 
Charles Kaminsky, Los Angeles, and H. W. Kaminsky, Montgomery.  Many 
grandchildren also survive.  The pallbearers were Earl Beck, Joh Montano, 
Harry Kaminsky, John Kaminsky, Woody Kaminsky, Edward Huggenschmidt.”


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