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EARLIEST
MARRIAGES
Daniel Froehlich did some original research,
and found these very early marriages:
The first known Jewish wedding in Oregon was
in Benton County, Oregon:
20 December 1857: Phillip Cohen of
Portland to Clara Stock of Corvallis.
The first known Jewish weddings in Portland:
25 July 1858: Peter
Funkenstein/Funkenstine to Sarah L. Levy,
Multnomah County marriage book 1, p. 34
It was recorded on 31 July, in the Oregonian:
"In this city, July 25th, at the home of the
bride's father, by William Beck, JP, Mr. Peter
Funkinstein and Miss Sarah Leah Levy. San
Francisco papers, please copy."
18 September 1858: Simon Baum to
Mariana/Marjana Bettman
19 September 1858: Elias Stille of
Independence, Polk Co., OR, to Caroline
Weinshank, Portland, book 1, p. 47
26 January 1859: Solomon Galland to
Adelaide Goodman, Marian Co., OR
4 February 1859: Sigmund Simon
Rosenblatt to Sarah Lena Bettman, Portland,
book 1, p. 47
1 May 1859: Solomon Beary to Bertha
Steinheiser, Portland, book 1, p. 38. This
was the first Multnomah County marriage
after Oregon became a state [Feb. 14, 1859].
5 June 1859: Herman Hyman Solomon to
Emma Levy, Portland, book 1, p. 52
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September 1859: Simon Baum to
Marjana Bettman, Portland, book 1, p. 38
29 September 1861:
Joseph Bergman to Carolina Bettman,
Portland, book 1, p. 97
10 November 1861: Abraham Isaac Bloch
to Babetta Falk, Portland, book 1, p. 97
11 May 1862: Lewis Sternbach to Marry
Schlussel, both of Albany, Lynn County, OR,
in Portland, book 1, p. 110
Daniel has digitized records from 1857 to
1911.
Eliezer/Daniel
Froelich lives in Corvallis, OR.
Source: Daniel Froelich email to
JGSOregon@gmail.com, August 14, 2020 and 15
October, 2020, with permission
Searchable Databases
- JewishGen
"United States" Database (for Portland,
OR, USA)
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- The "All USA Database" is a multiple
database search facility, which incorporates
all of the following databases:
JewishGen Family Finder(JGFF), JewishGen
Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR), JG
Discussion Group Archives, SIG Mailing List
Archives and much much more.
Other Portland Links
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