Some addresses of Ruth (Schwartz) Black and her ancestors

• 66 Stanton St., Manhattan: This address on the Lower East Side of Manhattan is where David and Helen (Elonora) Weiss [the grandparents of Ruth Schwartz] were living with their children in 1883 (according to the birth certificate for their son Jacob).
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• 90 Attorney, Manhattan: This is the address (on the Lower East Side) listed for David Weiss [Ruth's grandfather] in an 1884 New York City directory and on the 1885 marriage certificate for his second marriage.
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• 171 Ave. C, Manhattan and 738 E. 6th St., Manhattan: These are the addresses (on the Lower East Side) given for Julia Weiss [Ruth's mother] and Benjamin Schwartz [Ruth's father] on their 1898 marriage certificate. 738 E. 6th St. was also listed in the 1900 census as the address of Herman Schwartz [Ruth's grandfather] with his wife and four children.
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• 454 East 10th Street, Manhattan: This address on the Lower East Side is where Benjamin, Julia, and Helen Schwartz [Ruth's father, mother, and sister] were living in 1900 (according to the 1900 census).
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• 456 East 10th St, Manhattan: In the building next door to Julia and Benjamin's, David Weiss [Julia's father / Ruth's grandfather] was living with six of his children in 1900 (according to the 1900 census). This was still their address at the time of the 1905 census and at the time of David's death in 1907.
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• 178 Huron St., Brooklyn: This is where Benjamin and Julia Schwartz [Ruth's parents] and their children Helen, Mae, and Blanche were living at the time of one-year-old Blanche's death (May 1904).
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• 213 Franklin St., Brooklyn: In 1905 Benjamin and Julia Schwartz [Ruth's parents] were no longer living on the Lower East Side but here in Brooklyn, with their children Helen, Mollie (Mae), and Arthur (according to the 1905 census).
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• 65 East 106th Street, Manhattan: Herman Schwartz [Ruth's grandfather] was living here in 1905 with his wife Esther and four children (according to the 1905 census).
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• 1472 Brook Ave., Bronx: By 1910 Benjamin and Julia Schwartz [Ruth's parents] had moved to this address in the Bronx, with four children: Helen, Mabel (Mae), Arthur, and Daniel (according to the 1910 census). They were still living there at the time of the 1915 census, now with six children: Helen, Mabel (Mae), Arthur, Daniel, Ethel, and three-year-old Ruth.
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• 302 President St., Brooklyn: In 1910 this was the home of Herman Schwartz [Ruth's grandfather], Theresa (Schwartz) Kronman [Ruth's aunt], and Theresa's husband and children (according to the 1910 census).
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• 7 West 30th St., Manhattan: This is the address of J.C.L. Murphy, the company where Benjamin Schwartz [Ruth's father] was working when he registered for the draft in 1918.
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• 985 Aldus Street, Bronx: In 1925 Benjamin and Julia Schwartz were living here six children: Mabel (Mae), Arthur, Daniel, Ethel, Ruth, and Gladys (according to the 1925 census).
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• 893 Crotona Park N., Bronx: Ruth's newly married sister, Helen, was living at this address in 1925 with her husband Sam Gotlieb (according to the 1925 census).
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• 1810 Trafalgar Place, Bronx: This is where 17-year-old Ruth Schwartz, her parents Benjamin and Julia, and her siblings Daniel and Gladys were living in 1930 (according to the 1930 census). In another apartment in the same building, Ruth's older sister Mabel (Mae) was living with her husband Max Weinberg and their baby son Daniel.
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• 1879 Clinton Ave., Bronx: This was the address of Ruth (Schwartz) Black and her husband Joseph (Joe) Black in 1940 (according to the 1940 census). Note the similarity between this address and that of Ruth's family, 1879 Prospect Ave. (details below). According to Google Maps, it's just a short walk between the two addresses.
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• 1879 Prospect Ave., Bronx: This is where Benjamin, Julia, and Gladys Schwartz [Ruth's father, mother, and sister] were living in 1940 (according to the 1940 census). In another apartment at the same address was the household of Ruth's sister Helen (Schwartz) Gotlieb. This address also appears on the death certificates for Julia (Weiss) Schwartz (1947) and Benjamin Schwartz (1955).
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• 3514 Rochambeau Ave., Bronx: This was the address of Ruth (Schwartz) Black, her husband Joseph (Joe) Black, and their children from approximately 1943 until 1954.
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• 4469 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, Queens: Ruth (Schwartz) Black, her husband Joseph (Joe) Black, and their children moved from the Bronx to this address in Queens in 1954. Later Joe's mother Anna came to live with them there. Joe and Ruth remained at this address until they moved to Connecticut.
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• 1468 Enfield St. in Enfield, CT: This is where Joe and Ruth Black were living in 1984.
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