Alternate names
Biography
Suzan Schmidt, later Suzan Ettlinger, was born on 26 August 1914 in Chemnitz, a daughter of Leib Schmidt and Chaja Debora Schneeweiss. On 1 December 1936, in Chemnitz, she married Albert Gert Ettlinger. In October 1937 the couple sailed from Hamburg aboard the S.S. President Roosevelt, arriving in New York on 23 October; by April 1938, when she filed her declaration of intention to naturalise, they were living at 11 Manhattan Avenue. By 1942 they had moved to Meriden, Connecticut, where a naturalisation hearing was scheduled for them in February 1944 and where they raised four children — Leonore Nannette, Roy, Shirley and Vivian. In 1966 the local paper reported her leaving to visit family and fellow exiles in Israel. Suzan died in Hartford on 6 March 1983 and is buried at the Meriden Hebrew (B'nai Abraham) Cemetery.
Life events13
- ImmigrationNew York City, New York, United States
Arrival in the U.S. from Hamburg, Germany on the S.S. President Roosevelt
- Newspaper / Media MentionMeriden, Connecticut, United States
NATURALIZATION HEARING FOR 50 ON FEBRUARY 23 - Notices Of Final Session Mailed This Morning
- Newspaper / Media MentionMeriden, Connecticut, United States
Mrs. Ettlinger Leaves For Israel To Visit Family And Fellow Exiles
- BurialMeriden, Connecticut, United States
Meriden Hebrew Cemetery, Also known as B'nai Abraham CemeteryMeriden, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA
- Census
- Residence
Places5
Family
Parents
Family record F0043 →Siblings
Spouses & Children
Media1
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