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     She married John Charles Murphy at Tumut, New South Wales, Australia, on 25 September 1976.¹

     Christian died. Christian was born. He married Sophia Beegling.

     Sophia died. Sophia was born. She married Christian Schintler. She emigrated, on 21 September 1851. Point of origin: (an unknown value).

     Patrick died. Patrick was born. He married Sarah Jane Capel at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, in 1894.¹

     Charles died. Charles was born. He married Catherine Mary Capel at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, in 1898.¹

     Bertie died. Bertie was born at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, in 1894.¹

     Thomas died. Thomas was born. He married Louisa Nicholls.

     Louisa died. Louisa was born. She married Thomas Guy.

     Richard was born at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, circa 1875. He married Ada Elizabeth Capel at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, in 1917. His body was interred in June 1965 at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, at Adelong Cemetery.² Richard died on 27 June 1965 at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia.²

     She married Frederick T C Capel at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, in 1911.¹

     He married Louisa Constantine Capel at Adelong, New South Wales, Australia, in 1908.

     John was born. He married Mary Lum.²

     Abner died. Abner was born. He First Settlers of Passaic, by Littell, pp 387-8:

"ABNER SMALLEY, (2d son of James) and Mary Roll, had children:
1. Sayre, who married, 13th February, 1832, Cornelia Parrot, daughter of Samuel.
2. Fanny married Benjamin Ludlow, son of Lewis, of Westfield, and had an only child, Elizabeth D. Ludlow, who married 26th September, 1850, John Badgley, son of Squier, son of Jonathan Badgley.
3. Mary married Isaac M. Thompson, son of Moses Thompson, and Catherine Sayre, daughter of Isaac, Jun." He married Mary Roll.

     Mary died. She married Abner Smalley. Mary was born on 12 March 1783.²

     Elder William Cauldwell First Settlers, p 68:

"William, who married Elizaabeth Thompson, sister of Thomas, of Springfield."

p 69:

"WILLIAM CAULDWELL, (1st child of James) and Elizabeth Thompson, owned, and lived on lot No. 17, (addition) adjoining Passaic River, in Morris County, immediately below Johnson's Bridge. They had children:

1. Aaron ...

2. James ...

3. John, born 23d August, 1755, married Hannah Rutan, daughter of Abraham.

4. Mary ...

5. Moses ...

6. Sarah ...

7. Robert ...

8. Elizabeth ...

9. Dan ...

10. Abraham, born 5th Sept. 1768, married, 14th June, 1791, Elizabeth Rutan, daughter of Abraham.

Note.--William Cauldwell, died in 1799, aged 73 years. His wife, Elizabeth died, 20th March, 1794, aged 65 years.

John Cauldwell, died 10th Sept. 1801, aged 46. His wife, Hannah, died, 3d June, 1797, aged 36 years. William Cauldwell, and his son John, were elders in the church here."

New Providence Presbyterian Records:

Baptisms:
1764: "Caldwell, Elizabeth, daughter of William, July 8.
1766: "Caldwell, Elizabeth, wife of W^m., April 18.
1766: "Caldwell, Dan, a son of William, April 18."

Also, under "Church Officer and Members, Janry. 5th. 1768" appears "William Caldwell" on the list of Elders.

And in another note:

"April 8^th, 1786, pursuant to a Vote of the Session Benjamin Bonnel, Abraham Rutan, William Caldwell... were Ordained or publickly set apart as Elders ..." William was born at Ireland circa 1726. LDS gives 1717 as birthdate. Birthplace comes from LDS: "Prb N. Ireland". First Settlers gives 1799 - 73 years of age as birthdate = abt 1726.^1,2 He married Elizabeth "Betsey" Thompson at Essex, New Jersey, USA. Date of 1773 and place, LDS only. The date doesn't make sense: all children born before that date..^1,2 Elder William Cauldwell married Abigail _ after 20 March 1794.⁴ Elder William Cauldwell left a will on 14 August 1799 at Long Hill, Morris, New Jersey, USA.⁵ William died after 14 August 1799 at Morris, New Jersey, USA.¹ His estate was probated on 14 October 1799 at Morris, New Jersey, USA.⁶

     James died. James was born. He First Settlers, p 68:

"JAMES CAULDWELL, with his wife Mary, emigrated from Ireland, about the year 1732, when his son William was six years old, and settled on Long Hill, on lot, No. 30, addition of the Elzabethtown lots, which it appears he drew.

From tradition among the families, it would seem, and I am led to believe, that James Cauldwell's wife was Mary Gaston, sister of the father of Hugh Gaston, of Peapack.

Hugh Gaston, was brother of Capt. William Logan's wife, and probably also brother of the wife of Thomas Kirkpatrick, at Liberty Corner. His children called him Uncle Hugh Gaston, and Mr. Gaston, Mrs. Logan, and the old Kirkpatrick family claimed kin to the Cauldwell family.

JAMES CAULDWELL, had children:

1. William, who married Elizabeth Thompson, sister of Thomas, of Springfield.

2. Robert, who married _____ _____, and died, leaving three daughters, Sarah, Mary and Elizabeth.

3. Hugh, who married Jane Parker, his cousin; lived on Long Hill.

4. Abraham, married Catherine Hill; lived in Orange Co, New-York.

5. James, married Peggy _____, lived near Goshen, Orange Co.

6. John, who died unmarried.

7. Jennet, married Mr. ____ Miller.

8. Sarah, married Isaac Roll, son of John. ..." He married ?Mary Gaston.²

     Elizabeth "Betsey" Thompson First Settlers, p 69:

"His [William Cauldwell] wife, Elizabeth, died 20th March, 1794, aged 65 years."

New Providence Presbyterian Records:

Baptisms:
1766: "Caldwell, Elizabeth, wife of W^m., April 18."

Deaths:
1794: "Caldwell, Elizabeth, the wife of W^m., d. March 20." Elizabeth was born circa 1729.³ She married Elder William Cauldwell at Essex, New Jersey, USA. Date of 1773 and place, LDS only. The date doesn't make sense: all children born before that date..^4,5 She was baptized at New Providence Presbyterian, New Providence, Essex, New Jersey, USA, on 18 April 1766. Religion: Presbyterian.² Elizabeth died on 20 March 1794 at New Providence, Essex, New Jersey, USA.^4,2

     JOSEPH "George" (GERSHON) HORWITZ (DLOOGACH) ALVIN HORWITZ told me his name was not really George, it was JOSEPH, but he went by George. And SAMUEL E HORWITZ's death certificate backs this up ("Father's Name: Joseph Horwitz"). Gershon is another name he went by, Hebrew equivalent for George.

According to my (Alvy 3) wife, he came from southern Russia, border of Turkey. He lived in Italy for a while. When he entered the country, officials changed his name from Deluggage (or Delukitch, or something like that) to Horwitz. He is Sephardic.

Letter from Ron Howard (Horwitz) to Al and Bert Horwitz, 13 Aug 1986:

"Booba (Bessie Braunstein) was born in Kiev (about 1871) With a name like Braunstein, it seems to me her ancestry must have come from Germany. One brother was Hymie who had only one son (Irving Bernstein - he changed his name). My mom didn't know the name of another brother, but I believe it was Ike, who had 2 sons and 1 daughter (Beatrice), the one you reached in Syracuse.

George Horwitz (Gershon) was born in Roumania near the Russian border. My father used to laugh over a name change from "Dloogach" but he was serious when he spoke of a cousin with that name. So it very well may have been Dloogach before Horwitz. (I suppose they took Horwitz because it is such a good American name!).

The oldest brother was Chaim. His only child was Louis Horwitz whom I knew well and admired. Louis was a Shakespearean scholar, self taught. He married Rose and they had 7 children (3 daughters, 4 sons). (Leah, Mildred (Mickey) Abrams & Edith, Ed, Dan, Victor and Leonard

The next brother, Schlome, had six children: Sarah Harry, Frieda Shaw, Sam (Aunt Ray's husband), Elsie Felder and Ida

Gershon fathered: Rachel, Anna, Samuel, Harry* (died in infancy) Celia* (died as a little girl), Mary, Victor and Morris (the last 2 born in Syracuse because Booba had left Gershon to live with her parents, but he followed her there. They later returned to Cleveland. He was a "Momma's boy." Any money he made (very little) he gave to his mother. You may recall a photo of Booba's mother with a turned mouth. That happened when she fell down the steps carrying Aunt Ray who was then an infant.

*Booba said there was a fire and she gathered her children up. In the excitement, she dropped Harry in the snow. He got pneumonia & died. Booba said Gershon had a violent temper, as you no doubt heard. She said he stepped on Celia's back and she developed spinal meningitis. Who knows? According to Aunt Ray, Booba used to agitate Gershon & rub him the wrong way. I do know that the older children, incluidng your father, took him to court when they were still minor's, for non support. With all this they gave him every respect when he was ill (Aunt Ray took care of him at her house - cancer) & when he died they buried him next to a brother - his wish.

There was a 4th brother who lived in an insane assylum (Perhaps Gershon belonged there also). He was unmarried. His name ???

Booba was 8 when she came here ..." JOSEPH was born at near "Russian" border, Romania, circa 1860. Samuel Horwitz death certificate says Russia..^3,4,2 He married BESSIE BROWNSTEIN (BRAUNSTEIN) at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, on 29 May 1887.^5,6 JOSEPH filed for divorce from BESSIE BROWNSTEIN (BRAUNSTEIN) at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, in April 1908.⁵ JOSEPH died on 9 November 1930.⁷ His body was interred on 10 November 1930.⁴

     BESSIE BROWNSTEIN (BRAUNSTEIN) Related to me (Alvy (3) Ray Smith) by her grandson Alvin Horwitz: After her divorce, she married a Mr. Goldfaden through an arranged marriage with a marriage broker (orthodox jewish). They lived in Norwich CT and ran a junkyard.

Goldfaden's daughter (by a previous marriage) married a Mr. Land, father of Edwin Land, founder of Polaroid. So, Edwin Land's grandmother married my (Alvy Ray Smith) wife's great grandmother.
Mr. Land, Edwin's father, helped the Goldfadens run the junkyard business.

From "Land's Polaroid: A Company and the Man Who Invented It" by Peter C. Wensberg (Houghton Miflin, Boston, 1987), p 20: "Edwin Herbert Land was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, a cradle of American industry, on May 7, 1909, to Harry and Martha Land. He went to Bridgeport public schools until his family moved to nearby Norwich .... His father had a prosperous salvage and scrap metal business ..."

Alvin met Edwin Land himself during the war. He was then involved in building bombsites for the military, but he explained plans for Polaroid to Alvin and offered him the opportunity to order some of its stock when it issued. The price was $5 per share, with a minimum order of 100 shares. Alvin had absolutely no money at the time, but figures he would easily be a millionaire now if he could have invested $500 then.

BESSIE was known as "Booba" by her grandchildren. BESSIE was born at Kiev (Kviv), Kyyv, Ukraine, circa 1871. Samuel Horwitz death certificate says "Russia".^4,3,5 BESSIE immigrated, circa 1879. Destination: (an unknown value).⁶ She married JOSEPH "George" (GERSHON) HORWITZ (DLOOGACH) at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, on 29 May 1887.^7,8 BESSIE filed for divorce from JOSEPH "George" (GERSHON) HORWITZ (DLOOGACH) at Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, in April 1908.⁷ She married (?) Goldfaden after 1908. BESSIE died in 1951.⁵

     Rachel "Ray" Horwitz There are several references to "Aunt Ray" in Ron Howard's letter:

"Sam (Aunt Ray's husband) [hence her cousin]"
"Ray, Ann [these crossed out] Rachel, Anna..."
"...she [Booba = BESSIE BRAUNSTEIN] fell down the steps carrying Aunt Ray who was then an infant." She married Sam R Horwitz.¹ Rachel was born circa 1888.^2,3,1 Rachel died in 1959.³

     Victor died. He Cleveland Directory 1917:
"Horwitz
Victor driver 5914 Thackeray av"

Al Horwitz told me, Alvy 3, 15 Jun 2000, that he was his brother. Victor was born circa 1898.^2,3

     Morris died. He Cleveland Directory 1917
"Horwitz
Morris clerk 2499 E 59th St"

Al Horwitz told me, Alvy 3, 15 Jun 2000, that he was his brother. Morris was born circa 1900.^2,3

     Anna Horwitz Alvin Horwitz told me, Alvy (3), on 15 Jun 2000, that his sister was Annie Trunk. She married (?) Trunk.¹ Anna was born circa 1890.^2,1,3 Anna died on 20 June 1945.¹

     Her body was interred at Mayfield Village, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, at Mt. Sinai Cemetery.¹ Marie was born at 494 Broadway, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, on 28 December 1895.^2,3,4,5 Marie died in 1985.⁵

     SAMUEL BARKIN Cleveland Directory 1917

"Barkin Samuel peddler"

Alvin Horwitz told me (Alvy 3), 15 Jun 2000, that he was his grandfather. He married ANNA HERSH at Russia. SAMUEL was born at Russia in 1871.⁴ SAMUEL died in 1953.⁴

     ANNA died. ANNA was born at Russia. She married SAMUEL BARKIN at Russia.

     Rose died. Rose was born.

     David died. David was born. He married Edna M Cohen at B'nai B'rith Hall, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA, on 8 February 1920.¹