New Glasgow, St. Lin and Ste. Sophie de Terrebonne, Quebec. 1939

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Held by: Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
Dates: 1939 (indexed as 1939)
Level: file
Scope & content: The file contains individual colonist foms (see Family History data base) as well as summary forms.
In the picture: Document Farm Jewish Community List Livestock Report TypewrittenTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Text in the image: LIST OF FARMERSSTE. SOPHIE-NEW GLASGOW, QUEBECOctober 1956.H. Freedman (son-in-law of B. Galman) cattle and poultry farmer-35 years old with two children.Issie Zaritsky -cattle, hogs and poultry- 6 children.H. Kahansky - vacant farm- chicken house for 1,000 laying hens, barn for 20 cows - 120 acres.B. Gelman - 3 cows.Willie Zaritsky- 3 children- keeps about 20,000 broilers, 1,000 laying hens, 1500-1800 turkeys, 700 hogs.Max Zaritsky - keeps chickens only during the summer months.Jack Zaritsky - and son Harold - are chicken farmers. Harold is married and has one son.Harry Yarosky - vacant farm.M. Goodz - raises cucumbers for pickles.Jack Goodz - chicken farmer. Has a young son.Ben Goodz - keeps chickens and raises cucumbers for pickles. Has 3 children.Peter Rabinovitch-lives on the farm but is a junk dealer. Has 4 children.Max Polsy - dairy farming. Has 3 children.J. Frimith- about 35 years old. Raises chickens and cattle. Has 4 sons.Sol Frimith - cattle and chickens. Unmarried.W. Rudy and H. Rosenberg (cousins). Chickens and cows. Rudy has 2 children and Rosenberg has 1 child.Besides the above, there are six families in the district who are not farmers but who belong to the community.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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