- Ottawa Jewish Archives
- Adolphe Sherman fonds
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79 images · showing 1–48 · small copies hosted here, credited to Ottawa Jewish Archives
Interior of Adolphe Sherman's fur and tailoring shop.
Adolphe Sherman with wife Sadie and daughter Sylvia.
Portrait of Sadie Sherman and daughters Anne and Dorothy.
Max Sherman and Adolphe Sherman shaking hands.
Adolphe Sherman and Sadie Pakefsky's (Pascovsky) engagement portrait.
Portrait of Mrs. Paskefsky (Pascovsky)
Morris Taller and Adolphe Sherman at the back of the tailor shop on Bank Street.
Summer at a cottage at the Thousand Islands.
Portrait of Adolphe Sherman.
Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman passport photograph
Mrs. Adolphe Sherman
Miss Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman.
Ladies of the Friedman family.
Portrait of Alex Sherman.
Sadie (Pascovsky) Sherman
Mrs. Sadie (Pascovsky) Sherman
Mrs. Sadie Sherman and brother-in-law Alex Sherman on the occasion of the marriage of Sylvia Sherman to Jerry Friedman at the B'nai Jacob Synagogue.
Wedding of Sylvia Sherman to Jerry Friedman at B'nai Jacob Synagogue.
Sylvia Sherman and Jerry Friedman cut their wedding cake
Jerry Friedman with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Max Friedman
Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman with members of the Ottawa Red Cross Corps.
Members of the Ottawa Red Cross Corps during inspection.
Mrs. Sylvia Friedman in her Canadian Red Cross uniform during WWII.
Sadie Pascovsky and her brother while still living in Russia.
Portrait of Adolphe Sherman in Miami.
Sylvia Sherman at four years old.
Max Friedman and baby.
Ethyl Friedman and baby.
Max Friedman.
Portrait of Sadie Sherman (Pascovsky).
Portrait of Sadie Sherman (Pascovsky).
Portrait of Sadie Sherman (Pascovsky).
Portrait of David Maser and Dorothy (Sherman) Maser.
Alex Sherman as a young man.
Paul Smolkin on the day of his Bar Mitzvah.
Head table of Paul Smolkin's Bar Mitzvah.
Sylvia Freidman holding baby Paul Smolkin at two months old.
Sylvia Sherman as a little girl in the back of her father store.
Sherman family portrait.
Sylvia Friedman and a friend with her father's Packard automobile in New York.
Sylvia Sherman as a little girl standing at the corner of Nepean and Bank Streets.
Sherman family outing.
Sherman family outing.
Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman and an unknown woman.
Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman class photo.
Portrait of Sylvia Sherman at 8 years.
Portrait of Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman.
Portrait of Sylvia (Sherman) Friedman.
Where
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- Held by
- Ottawa Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
- Dates
- 1927-1943 (indexed as 1927–1943)
- Level
- fonds
- Extent
- 5 files, multiple media.
- Scope & content
- Fonds consists of Adolphe Sherman's personal scrapbook started in July 1931; News clippings detailing Adolphe Sherman’s Jewish community life; A history of B'nai Jacob congregation; Certificates belonging to Adolph and Sadie Sherman; A large selection of family photographs; Sherman and Maser family clippings; Family history chart (descendents of Adolphe Eidel Sherman and Shuvah Paskefsky); Three photographic albums; A large number of loose photographs of family members and family trips; Photocopied records from B'nai Jacob (some documents in Hebrew, others typed 1930's lists of congregation members); A newspaper obituary for "Mrs. Max Friedman," Jerry Friedman's mother; A large number of family vacation photographs (Austria, Venice, England, Croatia, Ireland, Israel, Prince Edward Island, a Mediterranean cruise, Paris, Athens, Majorica, Zurich, Mexico); A 1931 trophy from B’nai Jacob Congregation Auxiliary; Two photocopies of an old photograph of Sadie Pascovsky and her brother (see note 1); Various photographs of Jerry Friedman's parents, Max and Ethyl, photocopies of old family photographs; Two photographs from Paul Smolkin's bar mitzvah,1964; An envelope for photographs stamped with Friedman's Pharmacy on it; A photograph of Alex Sherman, Adolphe's brother; A photograph from Jack Young and Rose Young's wedding in Ottawa,1952; Photograph of Paul Smolkin at two months old, 1954; Photographs from Rideau View Golf Club and a family ski trip to an unidentified hill; A file on Alex Sherman (Mr. Records) containing two photographs and an article on him and his record buying business from Star Weekly Magazine, December 12, 1959; Various photographs of Perley-Ann Friedman; A file of photographs and some magazine articles featuring Sylvia and her Red Cross work; A group of photographs and a signed wedding resgistration sheet from Sylvia and Jerry's white wedding album; A letter from Peter Abramoff from Fort Myers, Florida, asking Perley-Ann for information regarding the Sherman side of the family; A large file of photographs and documents pertaining to Jerry Friedman's life and work with Public Relations including articles, ID cards, documents from La Chaine Des Rotisseurs, invitation to a dinner with Canadian Prime Minister, Pierre Trudeau and American President, Ronald Regan,March 10, 1981. 1. Inscription on a photocopied photograph of Sadie and her brother reads: "This is Maw and her brother who lived in New York. He was married to Mrs. Epstine [sic]'s sister. Maw was 18 when the picture was taken in Russia. They never had any children" 2. Numerous unscanned photographs in this fonds. 3. Oversize items include Adolphe's scrapbooks and Sylvia's photo albums. They are located with oversize materials for Individuals and Family fonds. 4.A hand written note within Adolphe's file implies that Sadie's sister (name not given) married a man named Max Shulman. 5.According to some sales records listed in the Ottawa Citizen, September 8, 1933, the Sherman family home was once at Charlotte and Besserer Streets and was sold to a Selena Maxwell for $31,000. 6. Apparently, when many students were forbidden to Elvis Presley but went regardless, they were expelled from school. Alex Sherman spoke to school administrators on the students' behalfs, and faciliated re-enrollment for many.
- Location
No place found in this description yet.
- Genre / form
- multiple media
- Harvested
- 2026-10-16T07:54:26Z · source datestamp n/a · cjhn