Rabbi Nosson Nuto Klein
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Rav, Beth Israel Synagogue of Winsted, ConnecticutDate of Death:
Sun. March 3, 1946 -
Adar I 30 5706
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Directions to Kever: The Sons of Jacob Cemetery is a small cemetery located along Winsted Road in Torrington, Connecticut. The cemetery is covered by heavy foliage and can easily be missed. It is also known as Beth Israel Cemetery.
Name Listed on Cemetery Database: Name listed on marker: Rabbi Nathan Klein
Biographical Notes:
Photo Caption: Title page of Rabbi Klein’s safer, Credit: Hebrewbooks
Photo Caption: Rabbi and Rebbitzin Klein, Credit: Marion Zweiter / Chaim Motzen
Credit: MCA
Credit: Marion Zweiter / Chaim Motzen
Credit: Marion Zweiter / Chaim Motzen
Credit: Marion Zweiter / Chaim Motzen
Credit: Sons of Jacob Cemetery Gat from Google
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Is that definitely his picture? I was at his monument several months ago.
Does he have any descendants around.
Yes, I visited, and found out that you were there. I was curious. I left a message where you work, or is it worked. Never heard from you. How do you know my father. The head of the board of the cemetery related to me that you were visiting him. Looking forward to clearing up this mystery.
He came from Păușa Romania an outskirt of Grosswardein (Oradea), she was from unguraș, Romania an outskirt of Banya (Baia Mare)
Nathan (Nasan Nota) Klein (b. 21 February 1891, Pausa, Romania; d. 3 March 1946 (30 Adar 5706), Winsted, Connecticut) was a Rabbi and Shochet in Winsted, Connecticut. He first arrived in the United States on 29 December 1922. We believe that Rabbi Nathan Klein was the youngest of 17 children of Shlomo (Salamon) Klein (b. in Sanz (Neuszandecz; original family name may have been Traurig or Trauring; Shlomo had a brother Yaakov, who also moved to Pausa), son of Avraham Klein, d. Jan. 29, 1903 (for Shlomo Klein’s 1903 Gravestone in Pausa, see https://www.dropbox.com/s/c05883yj3ywvk09/1903_Shlomo%20Klein%20Gravestone_Pausa.jpg?dl=0), and Miriam (Mari) Salamon Diamantstein (b. in Hildamas; d. ?), daughter of Nathan Salamon Diamantstein and Sara Salamon Diamanstein. Rabbi Nathan’s wife Bertha Klein’s maternal grandfather was Kasriel (son of Chaim Yosef Dov) Kahana Heller of Crasna, Romania (https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/pinkas_romania/rom2_00255.html).
Birth Record (21 Feb. 1891, Pausa) of Nathan Klein