In 1916, maternal cousin Jennie Mandel married Isidore Hartfield. They had two children, although one was born so prematurely that she sadly lived only two days. This couple was at my parents' wedding!
In 1917, paternal cousin Louis Jacob married Katie Rosenberg on the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend. They were wed in Brooklyn, New York and never left the borough, where they raised their daughter.
In 1935, maternal cousin Ernest Roth married Fay Barth on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. They had two children together. Ernest's older sister Margaret was at my parents' wedding!
In 1940, my maternal uncle Fred Shaw married Daisy Ida Katz on Thanksgiving Day. They had two children (my first cousins). Of course this aunt and uncle attended my parents' wedding!
In 1945, my paternal 1c1r Norma Berg married Allen Mador on Thanksgiving weekend. This couple was at my parents' wedding!
In 1946, Mom (Daisy Schwartz) and Dad (Harold Burk) were married on Thanksgiving weekend at the Hotel McAlpin in New York City. The photo at top, taken just before the ceremony, shows L to R: mother of the bride Hermina Farkas Schwartz; maid of honor Dorothy Schwartz; and the bride, in her glittery gold lame wedding dress.
Thinking of these ancestral couples with affection and remembering their happy wedding days during this Thanksgiving week!
Wonderful. Weddings to be thankful for.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a lot of generational Thanksgiving weddings!
ReplyDeleteWow, that certainly is a lot of weddings for the week of Thanksgiving! I know spring, summer, Valentines, and Christmas were popular for weddings, but I didn't know Thanksgiving week was such a popular week for weddings! It's great that you noticed it and it makes your family history that much more intersting! I don't really notice things like that in my family tree; this gave me more interesting things to look for in my own! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteMy grandparents were married on Thanksgiving Day in 1922.
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