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1926 - Grandfather (Harry Schoen), Grandmother (Ida), Fran, Edie, and Vic At The Beach785 viewsHarry and Ida were married Jan. 2, 1915 in Brooklyn. In 1924, the family lived at 336 New Jersey Avenue in Brooklyn. My grandfather Harry (Nov.5, 1892 - Feb.20, 1969) is holding Frances (Sep. 22, 1921 - Jan.20, 2009), and grandmother Ida Strolowitz (1894 - Feb.17, 1946) is holding Edie (Dec.27, 1925 - Feb.7, 1995). My father Vic (March 26, 1916 - Jan.5, 2000) is on the right. Another child, Irving (Feb. 1918 - May 30, 1924), died of Diphtheria. In the mid 1920s, the family moved to Far Rockaway.
In 1930, the family resided at 182 Beach 86th Street in Rockaway; they paid $55 a month rent.
copyright David Schoen 1968 - 2014 all rights reserved
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1959 - Suite For Two Bands579 viewsAt 109 Station Road, Great Neck, New York
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1961 - Brass Laced Wiith Strings 565 views
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1965 - Corcovado Trumpets557 views
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2000 - The Best Of The Andrews Sisters - The Milennium Collection410 viewssongs include:
"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
"Rum & Coca Cola"
Bei Mir Bist du Schon"
Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive"
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I' m an Old Cowhand462 viewsBing Crosby & Vic Schoen Orchestra
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1961 - Brass Laced with Strings (front)398 viewsVic Schoen and his orchestra
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Music for a Rainy Night434 viewsVic Schoen and his orchestra
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The Best of Patti Page421 viewsOn this album is 'Old Cape Cod', 'Let Me Go Lover', 'I Went To Your Wedding', and 'How Much Is That Doggie In The Window?'
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1946 - Andrews Sisters album cover577 viewsBeat Me Daddy
Well All Right
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen
Pennsylvania Polka
Beer Barrel Polka
Joseph Joseph
Rhumboogie
Apple Blossom Time
Hold Tight
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Andrews Sisters "Songs that Got Us Through WW2"550 viewsSongs Of WW2
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Kay Starr451 viewshis 2nd wife - 1953
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