Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Leonard Lewisohn (philanthropist)" in English language version.
A State Appraiser's report, filed yesterday in the Surrogates' Court, shows that Leonard Lewisohn left an estate of $12,029,213 when he died on March 5, 1902. Of this $11,706,547 was personal and $322,666 real property. Deductions of funeral expenses, commissions of the executors and trustees, and stocks that had not been delivered at the time of his death brought the total down to $11,706,547 net.
Jesse Lewisohn, copper man and turf patron, formerly owner of a string of racing horses, died yesterday at the Netherland Hotel, Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue. He was taken ill a week ago of Spanish influenza, which developed into double pneumonia and caused his death.
Albert Lewisohn of New York was married to Miss Lillie Lewisohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewisohn of the same city, in Touro Synagogue at noon to-day.
Philanthropist Irene Lewisohn died today in New York City. She and her sister Alice built and endowed the Neighborhood Playhouse. With Aline Bernstein she founded the Museum of Costume Art on Fifth Avenue in 1937.
Philanthropist Irene Lewisohn died today in New York City. She and her sister Alice built and endowed the Neighborhood Playhouse. With Aline Bernstein she founded the Museum of Costume Art on Fifth Avenue in 1937.
