Harris CARDIN ¹

   Other names for Harris were H CARDOLINSKY, Harris KADONSKY, Harris KARDONSKY and Yankel KARDONSKY.

  General Notes:

Harris's other children were Jack, Rose, Meyer, Lillian, and Samuel. ²

  Research Notes:

The census of 1920 has Harris's age as 52.

There is an obituary for Harris on page 27 of the March 21, 1941, issue of the Baltimore Jewish Times.

The name "Kardonsky" or "Kordonsky" from Vinnitsa, Bratslav, and Olgopol denotes someone from Kordonovka in Berdichev district. From Soroki, Odessa, and Bratslav, it may also derive from the Russian word for "border." ^{2 4 7}

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence, Jun 1904, Gajsine, Podolia, [Ukraine], Russian Empire. ⁵

• Embarkation, Jul 7, 1904, Bremen, Germany. ⁵

• Immigration, Jul 21, 1904, Baltimore. ⁵ Yankel arrived on the SS Cassel. He was coming to see his brother-in-law Max Shnider. His occupation was given as butcher.

• Residence, Jul 1904, 236 S. High St., Baltimore. ⁵

• Residence, Jul 8, 1906, 9 Central Ave., Baltimore. ⁵

• Residence, Apr 19, 1910, 218 Caroline St., Baltimore. ⁶ ED #33, sheet 3B.

• Employment, Apr 19, 1910, Baltimore. ⁶ Harris was a tailor in a clothing factory.

• Residence, Jan 3, 1920, 1730 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. ² Harris was still an alien. ED #64, sheet 2B.

• Employment, Jan 3, 1920, Baltimore. ² Harris was a pants maker at a clothing factory.

• Naturalization. ¹

• Residence, 1924, 1730 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. ⁸ Harris was a tailor.

• Residence, 1927, 1730 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. ⁹

• Business, 1927, Kay-Bee Bottling Co., Baltimore. ⁹

• Residence, 1930, 1730 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. ¹

• Business, 1930, Baltimore. ¹ Harris was a beverage manufacturer.

• Residence, 1936, 1730 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. ¹⁰

• Residence, 1937, 1730 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. ¹¹

Harris married Anna in 1898.¹ (Anna was born in 1878 in Podolia, [Ukraine], Russian Empire ¹.)

  Marriage Notes:

The census of 1910 has them married for 15 years. ⁶