A few more things

A few more things about The Little Mother, as Barbara aptly called my greatgrandmother (mother's father's mother).

She marched in two May Day parades (in New York) at the age(s) of 77 and 78.

My mom adored her because The Little Mother told her stories and sang to her. (The voice gene was from her side; it went to my grandpa, my mom and to a lesser extent, me.)

Fannie Blaeman Glaser:  1858-1949              The Little Mother/Greatgrandmother, Grandma, Mother
Born in Pruzhany, Belarus (?), moved to Ukraine/Dneprpetrovsk
Emigrated 1902. Lived in Philadelphia and New York.
Died in New York

James S. Glaser     1899-1985                        Grandpa/Uncle Jim - also "Poppy"
Born in Ukraine/Dneprpetrovsk
Emigrated 1902. Lived in Philadelphia, New York
and many other places.
Died in New York.

Helen Odinov Glaser:  1900-1988                 Grandma/Aunt Helen - also "Nanny"
Born in Ryasna, Mogilev/Mahilow, Belarus
Emigrated 1913. Lived in New York
and many other places.
Died in Cherry Hill, NJ

Millicent Eunice Glaser Kant  1928-2014     Mom/Cousin Millicent
Born in Brooklyn, NY, but moved to the Bronx
when she was 3.
Lived in the Bronx, Long Island, Queens
and Cherry Hill, NJ
Died in Cherry Hill, NJ

Barbara Paull                                    2nd Cousin (We share a greatgrandmother - The Little Mother)
Born in Pittsburgh, PA and resides
there, but has lived in many other places.
Writer/Public Relations/Journalist