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Descendants of Jacobo WOLCOFF Generation 1 1 1. JACOBO WOLCOFF was born in 1915 in ARG.. He married Sofia Bat Abrum ARCUSIN, daughter of Abrum Leib ARCUSIN and Bertha LEVENTAL in Basavilbaso E.R. ARG.. She was born on 16 Feb 1916 in Basavilbaso ARG.. She died on 07 Nov 1996 in Basavilbaso E.R ARG.. Jacobo WOLCOFF and Sofia Bat Abrum ARCUSIN had the following children: 2 2. i. CLARA JOSEFA WOLCOFF was born in 1937 in ARG.. She married Jorge CRIVISKY in 1955 in ARG.. He was born in 1935 in ARG.. 3. ii. SARA WOLCOFF was born in 1939 in ARG.. She married Jaime WOLCOFF in 1957 in ARG.. He was born in 1935 in ARG.. 4. iii. BORIS WOLCOFF was born in 1941 in ARG.. He married Clara GOLDENBERG in 1963. She was born in 1945. Generation 2 2 1 2. CLARA JOSEFA WOLCOFF (Jacobo ) was born in 1937 in ARG.. She married Jorge CRIVISKY in 1955 in ARG.. He was born in 1935 in ARG.. Jorge CRIVISKY and Clara Josefa WOLCOFF had the following children: 3 ARIEL CRIVISKY was born in 1957 in ARG.. BARBARA CRIVISKY was born in 1959 in ARG. ALEJANDRO CRIVISKY was born in 1961 in ARG.. 2 1 3. SARA WOLCOFF (Jacobo ) was born in 1939 in ARG.. She married Jaime WOLCOFF in 1957 in ARG.. He was born in 1935 in ARG.. Jaime WOLCOFF and Sara WOLCOFF had the following children: 3 ALBERTO WOLCOFF was born in 1959 in ARG.. RAQUEL WOLCOFF was born in 1961 in ARG.. MARIO WOLCOFF was born in 1963 in ARG.. GOLDE WOLCOFF was born in 1965 in ARG.. JAVIER WOLCOFF was born in 1967 in ARG.. 2 1 4. BORIS WOLCOFF (Jacobo ) was born in 1941 in ARG.. He married Clara GOLDENBERG in 1963. She was born in 1945. Boris WOLCOFF and Clara GOLDENBERG had the following children: 3 YUBAL WOLCOFF was born in 1965 in ISRAEL. ILANA WOLCOFF was born in 1967 in ISRAEL. RONI WOLCOFF was born in 1969 in ISRAEL. OSNAT WOLCOFF was born in 1971 in ISRAEL. .

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