1920 census (jpg ) Pullman Family, Brownsville

1910 census (jpg Pullman

1900 census (jpg) Pullman

1900 Census

Wedding Records (up to 1937)

Names as they appear in the online public records

Dec 17, 1908 Minnie Pulman & Harvey H Wilson (Manhattan)
Feb 6, 1909 Dora Pullman & Hyman Lozowick (Manhattan)
Dec 26, 1909 Minnie Pulman & Phillip Marshak (Manhattan)
Jan 1, 1911 Bessie Feigenson & Isador Pearlmann (The Bronx)
Nov 29, 1917 Harry A Cowan & May Augusta Kaplan (Brooklyn)
Mar 7, 1923 Celia Pullman & Julius Macknow (Manhattan)
Jun 28, 1925 Louis S. Pullman & Anna Javitz (The Bronx)
Jan 16, 1927 Saul Pullman & Isabelle Frommer (Brooklyn)
Sep 22, 1929 Celia Pullman & Herman Horowitz (The Bronx)
Dec 28, 1929 Henrietta E Pullman & Herman Messing (The Bronx)
Jun 29, 1930 Mildred Pullman & Henry Siegal (The Bronx)
Feb 24, 1935 Edward Pullman & Jean Roth (Manhattan)
May 20, 1935 Sidney Pullman & Dora Rosenberg (The Bronx)
Aug 15, 1936 Solomon Pullman & Dora Goodman (Manhattan)


Bordoff marriages (all Brooklyn)
Oct 25, 1914 Harry Bordoff & Annie Olodort
Apr 4, 1916 Yenta Bordoff & Phillip German
Jun 3, 1928 Joseph Bordoff & Edith Sheegar
Nov 2, 1930 Fanny Bordoff & Murray Schwartz
Apr 4, 1934 Sam Bordoff & Beckie Hodes
missing are Nathan, Irving, Barnet, Vevka, Dora, and Abraham

also
Jun 6, 1931 Betty Bordoff & William Solomon (Bronx)
Nov 7, 1936 Isaac Bordoff & Gladys Fierson (Brooklyn)
possibly children of Harry & Annie.
Betty married before Harry & Annie's 17th anniversary

1905 New York Census

Residence was 55 East 110th Street
Lines 38-45 on the right hand side:
Julius Pullman, age 40,
Ida, age 37, housekeeper
Samuel, age 5, at home
Sol, age 4, at home
Celia, age 2, at home
Isaac, age 17, painter
Dora, age 18, A gar maker (garment maker? hard to make out)
Mania, age 16, A gar maker

Surprised that Izzy was in the household in 1905.

"Horns for the Devil" by Louis Malley (Jacob Rosenberg's grandson)

Winner of the 1953 Grand Prix de Littérature Policière (International)

Subsequent winners include Patricia Highsmith, Chester Himes, John D. McDonald, Josephine Tey, Elmore Leonard, Tony Hillerman, James Lee Burke, Michael Connelly, Peter Robinson, and Ian Rankin.

According to Jack Pulwers this book revealed details on true crimes, and Louis Malley spent the rest of his life living under an assumed name. Some years later, in South Florida, Louis and his girlfriend were shot to death by his girlfriend's husband.