Ascension County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Abraham, Alice nee Goldsmith - February 12, 1905
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source: The Donaldsonville Chief. (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871 - current,
February 18, 1905, Imag 4

Death of Mrs. Henry Abraham. - Mrs. Henry Abraham, nee Alice Goldsmith, wife 
of the prominent New Orleans cotton factor, died at her residence in St. 
Charles avenue at 9:30 o'clock p. m. Sunday, aged 59 years. Mrs. Abraham had 
been ill for some four years, but was not an invalid up to last February, 
when the death of her son, Jacob H. Abraham, inflicted a shock from which 
she never quite recovered. She was probably one of the most charitable women 
in New Orleans, and was a member of many Hebrew and non-sectarian charitable 
organizations. Her remains were laid to rest in the Metairie cemetery at 4 
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, after solemn services at the residence and 
grave conducted by Rabbi Max Heller. Besides her husband, Mrs. Abraham is 
survived by three daughters, Mmes. Meyer Lemann, Simon Steinhardt and Max 
Ellinger, and two sons, Maurice and Joseph H. Abraham. She also leaves a 
brother and sister, ten grand-children and a large number of other relatives 
to mourn her loss. Mrs. Lemann, one of the bereaved daughters, is the wife 
of Myer Lemann, the well-known local planter and merchant.


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