p. - 1866

     Lydia Francis Young was born on 13 February 1819.¹

She married Jesse Johnson Morgan, son of David Morgan Jr. and Polly Andres Colby, on 5 January 1841 in Bow, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.²

The census of June 1850 shows Jesse J. Morgan, Jesse J. Morgan was a farmer with $800 real estate, and Lydia Francis Morgan, listed with Laurens Morgan, Theresa J. Morgan, Jessie F. Morgan and Emily A. Morgan living at Bow.³

She died on 24 January 1872 in Sherman, Aroostook County, Maine, at age 52.¹

     Donna Mae Zabel was born on 1 May 1941 in Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota.

She married Terrance James Russell, son of Benjamin Franklin Russell and Winifred Donna Fisher.

     Harriett E. Zatro was born in March 1877 in Vermont.¹

She married Orren Elmus Colby, son of Edward H. Colby and Jennie F. Slye, about 1899.¹

     





Helga Zepp was born on 25 August 1948 in Trier, Germany.

She married Lyndon Hermyle LaRouche Jr., son of Lyndon Hermyle LaRouche Sr. and Jessie Lenore Weir, on 29 December 1977 in Weisbaden, Germany.

     David Paul Zimmerman was born on 10 October 1956 in Midland, Midland County, Michigan.

He married Margaret Eileen Stewart, daughter of Lyle White Stewart and Helen Elizabeth Cundiff.

David Paul Zimmerman was a field service engineer.

     ---(?)--- Zlochefsky was born say 1899. She was the daughter of Barnet Zlochefsky and Marcia Rovinsky.¹

She died in Kiev, Russia.¹

     ---(?)--- Zlochefsky was born say 1899. He was the son of Barnet Zlochefsky and Marcia Rovinsky.¹

He died in Kiev, Russia.

     Barnet Zlochefsky was born in 1876 in Alexandra, Russia, The town is according to the birth record of his son Israel. I am uncertain of the location of this place.² He was the son of unknown parents of Barnet Zlochefsky.¹ The birth record of his son George says Barnet was born in Kief, Russia. Murray Goodman told me "Even though Barnet is reported to have been born in Kiev, this is doubtful. Kiev was considered a holy city to the Russian Orthodox Church and no Jews were allowed to live there. All around the city of Kiev was the province of Kiev (Kievskaya Guberniya) and this province was filled with little villages (Shtetlach) loaded with Jews who could live right up to the city limits of Kiev but not within Kiev itself. This was where Barnet lived and to where his wife, Marcia, was banished with her family."^3,4

Barnet Zlochefsky married Marcia Rovinsky in 1898 and immigrated in 1899. His daughter, Mrs. Mary Weiner, writes that he was quite a heartbreaker when he was young. He told her he was engaged to eight women before marrying Marsha. She writes that she believes her mother, Marsha, may have come to America later than Barnet, along with her two sisters and two brothers. Upon arrival, she found Barnet living with a 'loose lady,' and Marsha threw her out of the house.

In 1902, Benjamin Sloffkie was a junk dealer.⁵

Benjamin Sloffkie and Marcia Sloffkie were listed as parents on birth record of Sloffkie on 8 February 1902 in Wrentham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.^6,7

Barnet Zlochefsky and Marcia Rovinsky were listed as parents on birth record of Jacob Zlochefsky on 5 February 1903 in Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.⁸

Barnet Zlochefsky and Marcia Rovinsky were listed as parents on birth record of Colman Zlochefsky on 22 July 1904 in Franklin.⁹
In 1905, Benjamin was living at Alpine Street, Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, He was a boot & shoe maker, working at 647 Central.¹⁰

Benjamin Zlochefsky and Marcia Zlochefsky were listed as parents on birth record of Israel Zlochefsky on 28 November 1905 in Franklin.²
As of 1909, Barnet lived at 190 Alpine, Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, He was a boot & shoe maker working at 647 Central.¹⁰

The census of 1910 shows Benjamin Levine, age 34, married 11 years, born in Russia, immigrated in 1899, a self-employed boot and shoe cobbler, and Marcia Levine, wife, age 32, mother of six of whom all were living, who immigrated in 1900, listed with Samuel Levine, George Levine, Culman Levine, Veagie Levine, William Levine and Mary Levine living at 422 E Central St., Franklin, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.¹¹

In 1916, Barnet Zlochefsky was a cobbler.¹²

The census of June 1920 shows Benjamin Levine, age 43, immigrated 1897, naturalized 1910, born Russia, native language Yiddish, a self-employed shoe repairer, and Malisia Levine, age 42, immigrated 1898, naturalized 1910, born Russia, native language Yiddish, listed with Samuel H. Levine, George Levine, Colma Levine, Eisa Levine, William Levine, Mary Levine, Roy Levine, Lawerence Levine and Moss Levine living at 298 Salem St, Medford, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.¹³ He and Simon H. Rovinsky and Vera ---(?)--- were listed as parents on the death record of Marshe Ruvinsky. Benjiman Levine was listed as.¹⁴ His son, Will, wrote `I do not know of any family traditions, only every man for himself; it was a big family.¹⁵'

The census of 1930 shows Benjamin Levine, age 54, a widower, with native language of Yiddish, renting his home for $35 a week. He immigrated in 1898, was naturalized, and able to speak English. He was a shoe repairer., listed with Samuel Levine, Colema Levine, Mary Levine, Roy Levine and Lawrence Levine living at 78 Intervale St., Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts. They lived nextdoor to the Berger family, whose daughter Rose would marry Samuel Levine.¹⁶
From 1939 to 1942, Barnet lived in the home of his daughter Mary.¹⁷ In 1942 , Barnet Zlochefsky moved to an apartment on Otisfield Street, Roxbury, Norfolk County (later Suffolk County), Massachusetts.¹⁷

He died on 30 November 1946 in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California.¹⁸
The death record of Homer Levine (born Colman Zlochefsky) on 5 November 1964 lists the father as Benjamin Levine
.....Birthplace: Russia.¹⁹

He and Mrs. Claire Levine were listed as parents on the death record of George J. Levine. Benjiman Levine was listed as.²⁰

     Name variation. For listing, see Isidore R. Levine (born Israel Zlochefsky).

     Rachel Leah Zlochefsky was born about 1876. She was the daughter of unknown parents of Barnet Zlochefsky.¹ Rachel Leah's grandniece, Rosalind Goodman, was named after her.^1,2,3

     Unknown parents of Barnet Zlochefsky were born about 1851 in Kiev, Ukraine. They survived until the time of the Russian Revolution, but then perished from starvation in the famine which followed in the Ukraine.

     Name variation. For listing, see William Levine (born William or Willie Zlochefsky).

     

She married Nehemiah Brooks Dwinell, son of Benjamin Dwinell and Mehitable Goodridge.¹