Sentimental Sunday: ICYMI — John and Fannie (Robinstein) Broida

John & Fannie Broida at the Beach, probably after 1904.

Broida Family (Click for Family Tree)

In case you missed it (ICYMI), we have published some sweet pictures of John and Fannie (Robinstein) Broida in previous posts.  After finding their marriage record, and being a bit sentimental, it seemed only fitting to post some of their pictures again.

The above picture could have been taken on their honeymoon, or maybe not- does John look 46, or older? They do look much younger in this picture than in the others we have.

John “Zelig” Broida and his second wife, Fannie (Rubenstein?) Broida, 2 November 1924.

They were married for over 20 years when the above picture was taken.

John “Zelig” Broida and his second wife, Fannie (Robinstein) Broida, 5 July 1929.

This image may have been taken in Israel, where the couple immigrated to in the 1920s. John did return to the US in June of 1930, but Fannie was not included in the passenger list, so we don’t know if she accompanied him or not. John was 72 when this was taken, Fannie 55.

Notes, Sources, and References: 

  1. Family treasure chest of photos.

 

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