Sources
Sources
1234. “Imported Record From Phillip Kirby: Certificate of Marriage for Levy Jacobson and Annie Courlander.”
1237. “Imported Record From Phillip Kirby: ancestry.com,” Book.
1239. “Imported Record From Phillip Kirby: Certificate of Marriage for Herbert Courlander and Rossi Mandelson.”
1240. “Imported Record From Phillip Kirby: Certificate of Marriage for Leo Hirschberg and Ethel Courlander.”
1241. “Imported Record From Phillip Kirby: Certificate of Marriage for Percy Ross and Violet Courlander.”
1242. Pat Coppel - message forwarded in a message from Philip Cohen, “ Fw: Cohens, Simmons, Harts, Falks, etc etc etc..,” 1 April 2006, Jim Falk email archives.
Forward of a message from Pat Coppel who notes:
He’s the son of Barbara Falk nee Cohen who lives two doors from me in Parkville. Barbara is an extraordinary woman of 95 who is also a former colleague of Dad’s in the history department at the University of Melbourne. She’s a descendant of Henry Cohen the convict and her line is full of amazing stories. Her mother was Freda Pirani (the Piranis used to live next door to my great grandfather Albert Coppel). She wrote a book about her ancestors called “No Other Home”. It’s a beauty and one of the finest family stories I’ve read.
PS: I just remembered this from my grandfather’s memoir J:
…So my father went to the city each morning by cable tram. Mr. Pirani who lived next door frequently caught the same tram, but not having been formally introduced, of course, they never spoke to one another. Finally one morning Mr. Pirani said - "Good morning Mr. Coppel" and my father burst out laughing. When asked what was so funny, he replied - "We have been living next door to one another for five years without speaking and tomorrow we are moving from our house".
Forward of a message from Pat Coppel who notes:
He’s the son of Barbara Falk nee Cohen who lives two doors from me in Parkville. Barbara is an extraordinary woman of 95 who is also a former colleague of Dad’s in the history department at the University of Melbourne. She’s a descendant of Henry Cohen the convict and her line is full of amazing stories. Her mother was Freda Pirani (the Piranis used to live next door to my great grandfather Albert Coppel). She wrote a book about her ancestors called “No Other Home”. It’s a beauty and one of the finest family stories I’ve read.
PS: I just remembered this from my grandfather’s memoir J:
…So my father went to the city each morning by cable tram. Mr. Pirani who lived next door frequently caught the same tram, but not having been formally introduced, of course, they never spoke to one another. Finally one morning Mr. Pirani said - "Good morning Mr. Coppel" and my father burst out laughing. When asked what was so funny, he replied - "We have been living next door to one another for five years without speaking and tomorrow we are moving from our house".
1248. David Williams, “David Cohen of Tamworth 1863-1942,” 23 April 2009, Jim Falk email archives.
David Williams writes: “David Cohen's granddaughter was my neighbor in Wollongong for some thirty years and I am passing on this information at her request and in the hope that it may be of some use in extending your most interesting data base.”
David Williams writes: “David Cohen's granddaughter was my neighbor in Wollongong for some thirty years and I am passing on this information at her request and in the hope that it may be of some use in extending your most interesting data base.”
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