David SNADER ¹

   Other names for David were Duvid, David SCHNEIDER and David SNYDER.

  Research Notes:

David's surname is spelled "Schneider" on the manifest of his wife's ship of entry and on his own manifest.

He dealt in second-hand furniture.

His age is given in the census of 1930 as 61. Date of immigration is 1902.

Lois Sernoff has 1903 for date of entry.

The manifest of the SS Patricia has David's age as 25 on July 22, 1904.

His Petition for Naturalization has August 1, 1869, for date of birth. It has his arrival on March 12, 1903. ^{1 2 4 7 9}

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence, 1904, Ekaterinoslav (Dnipropetrovsk), [Ukraine], Russian Empire. ⁷ David was a tailor.

• Embarkation, Jul 22, 1904, Hamburg. ⁷ David sailed on the SS Patricia.

• Immigration, Aug 5, 1904, New York City. ⁷ David was coming to see a cousin named Ytsrok[?] Herschmann who lived at 304 "Caufman" St., probably Kauffman near Bainbridge.

• Residence, Aug 1904, 304 Kauffman St., Philadelphia. ⁷

• Residence, Sep 7, 1904, 331 Kauffman St., Philadelphia. ^{10 11} Samuel Franklin's mother Feige Frenkel came to stay with her son "S Frenklin" at this address in December of 1904.

• Residence, Apr 8, 1905, Lincoln, Nebraska. ^{1 4}

• Residence, Apr 16, 1910, 329 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia. ⁸ David's naturalization papers were in process at this point. ED 57, page 5A.

• Business, Apr 16, 1910, Philadelphia. ⁸ David "Snyder" sold second-hand furniture.

• Residence, Mar 13, 1912, 329 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia. ⁴

• Petition for Naturalization, Mar 13, 1912, District Court of the US, Eastern District of Penna. ⁴ David was a "dealer." Winesses were Samuel Franklin and Meyer Weiss, "manufacturer," of 3125 Morse St.

• Naturalization, Sep 24, 1912, District Court of the US, Eastern District of Penna. ⁴ No. 320893

• Residence, Jan 19, 1920, 329 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia. ⁹ ED #105, sheet 5A.

• Business, Jan 19, 1920, Philadelphia. ⁹ David was a furniture store proprietor.

• Residence, Apr 4, 1930, 329 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia. ² David lived on the same block as Dora Schaff. ED #57, sheet 6A.

• Business, Apr 4, 1930, Philadelphia. ² David was a furniture upholsterer.

David married Rebecca [Brokhe] SCHAFF, daughter of Eudel SCHEFCZINSKY and Ida SOSNOVSKY, in 1890.^{1 2} (Rebecca [Brokhe] SCHAFF was born in 1874 in Gorodish, [Ukraine], Russian Empire,^{3 4} died on Sep 27, 1940 in Philadelphia ¹ and was buried in Mount Sharon Cem, Springfield, Penn ⁵.)