Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameRebecca (Rivka) Schiller 
Birth15 Jul 1890, Belarus, Russia
Census1 Jun 1915, New York City, NY
MemoED#19, pg 44
Census1 Jun 1925, Brooklyn, Kings Co, NY
MemoED#11, Dist 4, pg 43
Census25 Apr 1930, Lebanon, New London Co, CT
MemoED#17, pg 7
Death8 Aug 1987, Los Angeles Co, CA
FatherJacob Joseph (Yakov Yoseph) Schiller (1862-1937)
MotherMinnie Sinienska (1861-1939)
Misc. Notes
Daughter of Jacob Joseph Schller and Minnie Lemenon?
Arrived in the US August, 1914 using the passport of one of her sisters.
Listed in 1915 census as a waist shirt maker (21, RUS) with the family of her sister Anna and Philip Selikoff, having immigrated the prior year.
In 1925 she is listed as Celia (33, RUS) with husband Isaac, having been in the US for 15 yrs and naturalized.
Was naturalized by 1930, when they were living on the farm in Connecticut.
Arrived in the US August, 1914 using the passport of one of her sisters.
Listed in 1915 census as a waist shirt maker (21, RUS) with the family of her sister Anna and Philip Selikoff, having immigrated the prior year.
In 1925 she is listed as Celia (33, RUS) with husband Isaac, having been in the US for 15 yrs and naturalized.
Was naturalized by 1930, when they were living on the farm in Connecticut.
Spouses
Birth1868, Belarus, Russia
Death25 Mar 1953, New York City, NY
OccupationFarmer
Misc. Notes
Son of Chaim Mosha Usdansky and Hincla Terretzlsy.
Various records indicate his birth between 1868 and 1876.
Emmigrated in 1903 as E. Usdansky (35), and was naturalized 20 January 1911 in Sioux City, IA, although 1930 census says he immigrated in 1901.
He is listed in the 1925 Brooklyn census as (50, RUS) naturalized, having been in the US 20 yrs.
Worked for Equitable Life at 1270 Broadway (NYC) making $60/WK, had $20,000 in property
In the 1930’s, Isaac and Rebecca Usdansky lived on a farm in Lebanon, CT.
Various records indicate his birth between 1868 and 1876.
Emmigrated in 1903 as E. Usdansky (35), and was naturalized 20 January 1911 in Sioux City, IA, although 1930 census says he immigrated in 1901.
He is listed in the 1925 Brooklyn census as (50, RUS) naturalized, having been in the US 20 yrs.
Worked for Equitable Life at 1270 Broadway (NYC) making $60/WK, had $20,000 in property
In the 1930’s, Isaac and Rebecca Usdansky lived on a farm in Lebanon, CT.
Marriage23 Nov 1919, New York City, NY
ChildrenHoward Morris (1927-1979)
Isidore (Yisrael) (1930-1989)