Adolphe Sherman and Sadie Pakefsky's (Pascovsky) engagement portrait.
itemca. 1905OJA 1-862
Inscription on verso indicates there were 200 or less Jewish people in Ottawa at this time and all were invited to the wedding.
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Show combined contentsitemca. 1905OJA 1-862
Inscription on verso indicates there were 200 or less Jewish people in Ottawa at this time and all were invited to the wedding.
item1925 or 1926OJA 1-858
Sylvia is holding the doll, girl on left is unidentified.
itemJanuary 2, 1953OJA 1-1032-02
The wedding was held in B'nai Jacob synagogue (James St. synagogue).
itemMarch 193999-042
Photograph is from Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman's Album. Gilbert and Rita are friends of Sylvia.
item[194-?]OJA 1-1031-04Newton
Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman is seated on the bed, third from the left.
itemSeptember 2, 1967OJA 1-1024-02
Paul Smolkin was born September 5th, 1954 to Moses Smolkin and Bessie Smolkin. Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman is seated third from the right in the white blouse.
itemJanuary 2, 1953OJA 1-1032-07
itemJanuary 3, 1953OJA 1-867-12
item196-?OJA 1-867-05
L-R: Lilyan (Friedman) Kaplan, Mrs. Bessie (Friedman) Smolkin, Ruth Friedman, Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman, her daughter Perley-Ann Friedman and Ida (Friedman) Vexler-Ellenberg. Ruth Friedman never married and worked for her brother Sam Friedman the Pharmacist.
item1955OJA 1-867-14Dominion-Wide Photographs, Sparks St. Ottawa
Mrs.Sylvia Friedman is in row behind man carrying out the inspection on left.
item[194-?]OJA 1-1022Phillip's Studio - Montreal
itemca. 1910OJA 1-863J.B. Dorion
Mrs. Paskefsky was the mother of Sadie (Paskefsky) Sherman. She was extremely orthodox and wore a wig. She lived with the Shulmans on St. Patrick Street in Ottawa.