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Outline Descendant Report for Rav Tachna 1 Rav Tachna (about 1700 - ) b: Abt 1700 in Europe + ? [maiden name unknown] (about 1700 - ) b: Abt 1700 ...2 Boruch Baer Tachna (about 1730 - ) Hebrew Name: Barukh Dov Ha-Levy, b: Abt 1730 in Europe + ? [maiden name unknown] (about 1730 - ) b: Abt 1730 ......3 Judka Laybe [Blumenfelt] Tachna (1750 - about 1830) Hebrew Name: Yehuda Aryeh Ha-Levy, b: 1750 in Ostroleka, Lomza, Warszawa, Poland, d: Abt 1830 in Zareby Koscielne, Lomza, Warszawa, Poland + Sosia Gitla [maiden name unknown] (1758 - 1828) Hebrew Name: Shoshannah Tova, b: 1758 in Ostroleka, Lomza, Warszawa, Poland, d: September 28, 1828 in Zareby Koscielne, Lomza, Warszawa, Poland, Yahrtzeit: 20 Tishri 5589 .........4 Jakub Szayka Leib Tachna (about 1780 - about 1833) Hebrew Name: Yakov Yeshayahu Ha- Levy, b: Abt 1780 in Zareby Koscielne, Lomza, Warszawa, Poland, d: Abt 1833 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland + Dworja [maiden name unknown] (about 1780 - before 1847) Hebrew Name: Devorah, b: Abt 1780, d: Bef. 1847 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland ............5 Judka Tachna (about 1800 - ) Hebrew Name: Yehudah Ha-Levy, b: Abt 1800 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland + Pesah [maiden name unknown] Hebrew Name: Batya or Batsheva, b: Poland ...............6 Icek Jankief Tachna (1831 - 1917) Hebrew Name: Yitzhak Yakov Ha-Levy, b: 1831 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, d: March 29, 1917 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Yahrtzeit: 6 Nisan 5677 + Chani Lai Cytryn (1837 - 1899) Hebrew Name: Chanah Leah, b: 1837 in Nasielsk, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, d: November 18, 1899 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Yahrtzeit: 16 Kislev 5660 ..................7 Dworja Tachna (1857 - ) Hebrew Name: Devorah Ha-Levy, b: June 25, 1857 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 3 Tammuz 5617 ..................7 Chaim Mendel Tachna (1859 - 1859) Hebrew Name: Chaim Mendel Ha-Levy, b: June 05, 1859 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 3 Sivan 5619, d: December 02, 1859 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Yahrtzeit: 6 Kislev 5620 ..................7 Shimon Alter (Shimshon) Tachna (1861 - 1933) Hebrew Name: Shimon Alter Ha-Levy, b: January 01, 1861 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 10 Teves 5621, d: 1933 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland + Zysla Kohn (1862 - ) Hebrew Name: Tzypporah Ha-Cohen, b: March 27, 1862 in Warsaw, Warszawa, Warszawa, Russian Empire, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 25 Adar II 5622, m: October 29, 1880 in Nowy Dwor, Warszawa, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Marriage Date: 24 Heshvan 5641, d: HOLOCAUST .....................8 Bessie Tachna (1882 - 1978) Hebrew Name: Brachah Devorah Ha-Levy, Yiddish Name: Briendel, b: March 17, 1882 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 26 Adar (I) 5642, d: January 21, 1978 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 13 Shevat 5738 + Samuel Perlmutter (1888 - 1964) Hebrew Name: Shmuel, b: March 15, 1888 in Nasielsk, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 3 Nisan 5648, m: March 11, 1903 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Marriage Date: 12 Adar (I) 5663, d: February 10, 1964 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 27 Shevat 5724 ........................9 Rose Perlmutter (1905 - 2003) Hebrew Name: Ruchle, b: May 27, 1905 in Nasielsk, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 22 Iyyar 5665, d: July 12, 2003 in West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 12 Tammuz 5763 + Harry Nathan Tachna (1902 - 1960) Hebrew Name: Tzvi Nutuh Ha-Levy, Yiddish Name: Hersh Nutah, b: August 01, 1902 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 27 Tammuz 5662, m: September 06, 1931 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, Jewish Marriage Date: 24 Elul 5691, d: January 25, 1960 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 25 Tevet 5720 ...........................10 Lenore Tachna (1933 - 1933) b: January 27, 1933 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 29 Tevet 5693, d: January 27, 1933 in Detroit, Michigan, United States ...........................10 Lois (a.k.a. Rachel) Tachna (1935 - ) Hebrew Name: Liftsha Ha-Levy, b: April 17, 1935 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 14 Nisan 5695 + Albert Resnick (1933 - ) b: 1933 in United States, m: Detroit, Michigan + Peter Siegel m: April 2000 ...........................10 Selden Allen Tachna (1937 - 1983) Hebrew Name: Chaim Shimon Alter Ha-Levy, b: April 07, 1937 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 26 Nisan 5697, d: January 02, 1983 in West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 18 Teves 5743 + Deanna Ruth Jonas (1938 - ) Hebrew Name: Masha Bruchah, b: July 01, 1938 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 2 Tammuz 5698, m: July 04, 1960 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Marriage Date: 9 Tammuz 5720 ..............................11 Susan Lynn Tachna (1961 - ) Hebrew Name: Pesal Ida Ha-Levy, b: October 10, 1961 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 30 Tishri 5722 + Steven Alan Fram (1963 - ) Hebrew Name: Yisroel Dov, Yiddish Name: Israel Baer, b: May 25, 1963 in Rochester, New York, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 2 Sivan 5723, m: June 23, 1991 in Menlo Park, California, United States, Jewish Marriage Date: 11 Tammuz 5751 .................................12 Daniel Ari Tachna-Fram (1996 - ) Hebrew Name: Shimon Alter, b: February 20, 1996 in Palo Alto, California, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 30 Shevat 5756 .................................12 Avi Benjamin Tachna-Fram (1999 - ) Hebrew Name: Avi Benyumin, b: June 16, 1999 in Palo Alto, California, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 2 Tammuz 5759 ..............................11 Nancy Ann Tachna (1964 - ) Hebrew Name: Shulamit Yehudis Ha-Levy, b: April 09, 1964 in Oak Park, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 27 Nisan 5724 + Steve Warren Kaufman (1964 - ) Hebrew Name: Tzvi, b: October 18, 1964 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 12 Cheshvan 5725, m: August 04, 1991 in Oak Park, Michigan, United States, Jewish Marriage Date: 24 Av 5751 .................................12 Rebecca Elise Kaufman (1996 - ) Hebrew Name: Shimona Alta, b: May 04, 1996 in San Diego, California, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 15 Iyyar 5756 .................................12 Madeline Faye Kaufman (1998 - ) Hebrew Name: Feiga Ruchle, b: June 28, 1998 in Birmingham, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 4 Tammuz 5758 ..............................11 Robert Howard Tachna (1966 - ) Hebrew Name: Tzvi Nutuh Yechiel Ha-Levy, b: January 01, 1966 in Oak Park, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 9 Teves 5726 + Sam Rothenberg m: 1964 in Detroit, Michigan + Harry Cohen m: 1979 in Oak Park, Michigan ........................9 Albert Perlmutter (1907 - 1998) Hebrew Name: Avraham, b: September 06, 1907 in Nasielsk, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 27 Elul 5667, d: September 17, 1998 in Southfield, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 26 Elul 5758 + Eva Robiner (1913 - 2010) b: July 31, 1913 in New York, New York, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 26 Tammuz 5673, m: June 10, 1934 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Marriage Date: 27 Sivan 5694, d: March 06, 2010 in Novi, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 20 Adar (I) 5770 ...........................10 Ethyl Harriet Perlmutter (1936 - 1965) Hebrew Name: Etyl Hagar, b: October 29, 1936 in United States, Jewish Birth Date: 13 Heshvan 5697, d: May 29, 1965 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 27 Iyyar 5725 + Joel Lubin (1933 - ) b: February 24, 1933 in Detroit, Michigan, United States ..............................11 Daniel Lubin (1958 - ) b: November 16, 1958 in Detroit, Michigan, United States + Rhonda Boehme (1962 - ) b: October 08, 1962 in California, United States, m: August 08, 1987 in United State .................................12 Brandon Arthur Lubin (1991 - ) b: April 01, 1991 in West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States .................................12 Bryan Jordan Lubin (1994 - ) b: February 03, 1994 in West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States .................................12 Brent Richard Lubin (1996 - ) b: May 26, 1996 in West Bloomfield, Michigan, United States .................................12 Alexis Danielle Lubin (1998 - ) b: July 28, 1998 in Commerce Township, Michigan, United States ..............................11 Audrey Lubin (1962 - ) b: April 02, 1962 in Detroit, Michigan, United States ........................9 Annie Perlmutter (1913 - 1974) Hebrew Name: Channah Leah, b: April 12, 1913 in Mlawa, Plock, Warszawa, Poland, Jewish Birth Date: 5 Nisan 5673, d: February 15, 1974 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Yahrtzeit: 23 Shevat 5734 + George Jerris (1912 - 1990) b: May 28, 1912 in Boston, Massachussetes, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 12 Sivan 5672, d: October 10, 1990 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Yahrtzeit: 21 Tishri 5751 ...........................10 Clayton Jerris (1942 - ) b: May 28, 1942 in Detroit, Michigan, United States, Jewish Birth Date: 19 Sivan 5602 + Rebecca Ash (1946 - ) b: January 13, 1946, Jewish Birth Date: 11 Shevat 5706 ..............................11 Bradley Jerris (1970 - ) b: August 01, 1970 in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, Jewish Birth Date: 28 Tammuz 5730 + Laurie Gorenbien .................................12 Benjamin Joseph Jerris (2000 - ) b: June 2000 in White Lake Township, Michigan, United States .................................12 Emily Jerris (2004 - ) b: April 2004 in White Lake Township, Michigan, United States ..............................11 Shayna Jerris (1972 - ) b: August 31, 1972
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    Revolutionary Art at the Centro Escolar Revolución: Examining Murals and Scrapbooks in a Mexico City Primary School Item Type text; Electronic Thesis Authors Becker, Hallye Citation Becker, Hallye. (2020). Revolutionary Art at the Centro Escolar Revolución: Examining Murals and Scrapbooks in a Mexico City Primary School (Master's thesis, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA). Publisher The University of Arizona. Rights Copyright © is held by the author. Digital access to this material is made possible by the University Libraries, University of Arizona. Further transmission, reproduction, presentation (such as public display or performance) of protected items is prohibited except with permission of the author. Download date 27/09/2021 10:24:13 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10150/656766 REVOLUTIONARY ART AT THE CENTRO ESCOLAR REVOLUCIÓN: EXAMINING MURALS AND SCRAPBOOKS IN A MEXICO CITY PRIMARY SCHOOL by Hallye Becker ____________________________ Copyright © Hallye Becker 2020 A Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of the SCHOOL OF ART In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the Degree of MASTER OF ARTS In the Graduate College THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 2020 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA GRADUATE COLLEGE As members of the Master’s Committee, we certify that we have read the thesis prepared by: Hallye Becker titled: Revolutionary Art at the Centro Escolar Revolución: Examining Murals and Scrapbooks in a Mexico City Primary School and recommend that it be accepted as fulfilling the thesis requirement for the Master’s Degree. _________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________Dec 28, 2020 Stacie Widdifield _________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________Jan 6, 2021 larry busbea _________________________________________________________________ Date: ____________Dec 28, 2020 Irene B Romano Final approval and acceptance of this thesis is contingent upon the candidate’s submission of the final copies of the thesis to the Graduate College.