Relation to Private Reset

Julius Evensky, the father of Moses Moshe Solomon Evensky, the father of Julius L. Evensky, the father of Margie Sylvia Evensky Goodman, the mother of Private, the spouse of Private, the child of Ellis Robert Katz, the brother of Florence Harriet Katz Liberman, the mother of Private, the spouse of Private

• Parents: Chaya Nachman Yitzchok Margolin (Margolies)
• Siblings: Yehoshua (Ovsey) Simcha Margolin Eliyahu (Shlomo) Zalman Margolin
• Spouses: Libbie Margolin Berzick Evensky
• Children: Moses Moshe Solomon Evensky, Mollie (Malka) Reva Evensky, Nathaniel I. (Nate Nat Evans) Evensky, Fannie Evensky Alperin Jennie Evensky Goldstein
• Gender: male
• Birthplace: Russia
• Deathplace: St. Louis, Missouri
• Immigration date: 1883
• Wedding date: 1864

When Julius Evensky was born in 1842 in Russia, his father, Nachman, was 38 and his mother, Chaya, was 43. He married Libbie Berzick Margolin in 1864. They had five children in 17 years. He died on December 28, 1889, in St Louis, Missouri, at the age of 47, and was buried in University, Missouri.

Julius died at the age of 47. Confirmed by St. Louis city death records. Cause of death phthisis pulmonalis (tuberculosis).

Birth year is calculated since the exact birth year was not inscribed.

Father: Isaac Evensky

English translation of the Hebrew text from the grave marker:

                          My eyes shed tears
                    On the death
                    Of my father, my teacher
                    R' Yehuda, son of
                    Nachman Yitzchok
                    His pure soul departed
                    On the fifth day of the month
                    Tevet year 5650
                    May his soul be bound in the eternal binds of life
                    
                        

The information on the footstone marker and the given name on the St. Louis death records do not match. For Find A Grave pages we rely on the grave marker inscription since that information was selected by the family on the anniversary date of the death of the family member and resulted from further review by the family. If there are conflicts and questions, we rely on the family to confirm the dates and spelling.

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Shaving cream was applied to the inscription panel of the marker appearing in the top photo. This tactic revealed the inscription text. The stone was rinsed after the photo was taken.

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History of the entrance columns explained in the photo caption on the cemetery entrance photo. The cemetery entrance photo is on page 2.

The decedent listed on this page is buried in the Old Section of the B’nai Amoona Cemetery, University City, Missouri. This name has been added to the B’nai Amoona Cemetery – Old Section – Virtual Cemetery along with 100’s of other decedents. This project has been completed by Steve Weinreich, steveweinreich26@gmail.com