Comments - Dec 2025

 

Trenton Jewish Historical Society

 

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499 members

 

Scouts

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Jonathan Weber

That's my Uncle, Harry Ginsberg, ז"ל, is shown all the way on the right. He was such a fantastic guy!

Linda Warren

Oh my goodness. That is my husband, Ronald Warren, third from the left. He became an Eagle Scout!

Let's welcome our new members!

David N Sharlin,

Nika Tsiklauri

Bruce K Kreeley,

Bobby TwoRails,

Slm Goldberg,

Matthew Friedman

 

 

 

 

 

Trenton-Princeton-Bucks Jewish  Historical Society,  

Jan, 2026

 

Trenton Jewish Connected Families - Kohn – Urken – Vine/Wein – Lavine

https://trentonsjews.blogspot.com/2022/05/trenton-jewish-connected-families.html

 

Trenton 's Manufacturing

 

https://trentonsjews.blogspot.com/2017/08/trenton-s-manufacturing.html

 

Cemetery Project: Re-setting each gravestone at the cemeteries of the Greater Trenton Jewish Cemetery Project (GTJCP) is a costly proposition.

 

 

Cemetery Project: Re-setting each gravestone at the cemeteries of the Greater Trenton Jewish Cemetery Project (GTJCP) is a costly proposition.

 

Need You help to Identify Persons- Unidentified Photo 1960s

https://trentonsjews.blogspot.com/2022/06/unidentified-photo-1960s.html

 

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Albert M. Stark, Esq.   Arthur L. Finkle, RJE

 

 

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