Joseph was born in Amsterdam. His parents were Samuel and Mary Sanson. In 1839, he came to America with his widowed mother and his siblings. He first married in Syracuse, New York. After the death of his wife he moved to Philadelphia and married Sarah Voosranger. He was appointed Chief Interpreter for the Courts of Philadelphia.
תנצבה
is an Hebrew acronym that has appeared on traditional Jewish tombstones since ancient times.
It means:
May his soul be bound in the bundle of life.
תנצבה
is an Hebrew acronym that has appeared on traditional Jewish tombstones since ancient times.
It means:
May his soul be bound in the bundle of life.
Joseph was born in Amsterdam. His parents were Samuel and Mary Sanson. In 1839, he came to America with his widowed mother and his siblings. He first married in Syracuse, New York. After the death of his wife he moved to Philadelphia and married Sarah Voosranger. He was appointed Chief Interpreter for the Courts of Philadelphia.
תנצבה
is an Hebrew acronym that has appeared on traditional Jewish tombstones since ancient times.
It means:
May his soul be bound in the bundle of life.
תנצבה
is an Hebrew acronym that has appeared on traditional Jewish tombstones since ancient times.
It means:
May his soul be bound in the bundle of life.
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