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[[Morris Wolfson]], (b (approx) 1845/1848, Jeweller/Watchman) m. [[Liebe Wolfson]] nee Monfred/Novogrod) in 1916 in the Gorbals. He was 68 and she was 55.<ref>
*WOLFSON	MORRIS	MONFRED	LIEBE	1916	644 / 17 / 107	Gorbals
*WOLFSON	MORRIS	NOVOGROD	LIEBE	1916	644 / 17 / 107	Gorbals</ref> (b (approx) 1860, d July 1917 at 57) in 1916. Her address at death is given in Cemetry records as 73 Nicholson Street, Glasgow.<ref>https://scottishjewishcemeteries.org/burial/b-sand-a-r09-023/</ref> He was second husband of [[Rebecca Leah Wolfson]] (b (approx) 1856, d 21 March 1925 at 73 Nicholson Street, Glasgow at 69 years old, nee Myers<ref>WOLFSON	REBECCA LEAH	69		F	1925	644 / 17 / 107	Gorbals</ref>)).  First marriage to [[Samuel Hyman]] (shoemaker d 1912 at 77.<ref>HYMAN
SAMUEL
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Gorbals</ref>). Parents of Rebecca Leah: [[Barnett Myers]] (general dealer) married [[Annie Myers]] (nee Harris)

*1921 - Census data states that [[Morris Wolfson]] (76, so presumably born approx 1845) born in  Kovno, Russia (known today as Kaunas, Lithuania), a naturalised British subject was a retired Watchman. He lived at at 73 Nicholson Street, Glasgow in a three room house in Tradeston/Gorbals which was subsequently demolished and now forms part of the site of [[Glasgow Sherriff Court]]. One other person was living there called [[Leah Hyman]] (60) born in Riga, Russia, in current day Latvia. She was listed as widowed, and as a 'house keeper' and 'general servant'.  This would appear to be [[Rebecca Leah Wolfson]].

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