Birmingham connections (1901-1940) jacob winter part 5

[Gareth Harrison]

LEWIS PUTZMAN (Naturalisation 1909)
JACOB WINTER TOOK PREMISES FROM HIM IN JUNE 1908

Annie - Lewis Putzman’s wife was from Kleczew like the Caro family and many of their children were born there.
I think Jacob Winter and the Putzman family knew each other well.
June 1908 Winter Jacob, Tailor moved from 87 Latimer Street to take over the Putsman premises at 51 Vere Street.
I think the link was the Maiers Winter family and the Woolf family. Charles, Lewis’s son marrying a Wolfe as had Maiers Winter.
Harry Putzman another son of Lewis lived at 137 St. Lukes Road- a house that connects Caro and Maiers Winter.

Putsman Lewis addresses


1901 Census 38 Skinner Lane Birmingham
1904-13 Nothing
1909 Naturalisation Russia 153 Varna Road
1921 24 Varna Road

Business addresses:

1905-1908 Lewis Putsman tailor, 51 Vere St.
1910 Putsman &Son, tailors, 153 Varna rd
1910-1913 Putsman Charles, tailor, 82 Snow hill
1912-1913 Putsman &Son, tailors, 24 Varna rd
Putsman Charles, tailor, 82 Snow hill ( Lewis’s son)
1913 Putsman Louis, cap maker, 81 Snow hill
1921 Putsman Lewis, tailor, 5 Hill St; 85 Snow hill & 1 Washwood Heath road, Saltley
1921-1939 Putsman Harry 137 St.Lukes Street ( Lewis’s son)

Lewis Putsman died in 1941 aged 82.
He came to Birmingham in June, 1898 and by then all his 6 living children had been born in Poland.

 

[ladylinda]

Hi Gareth, Don't know if you have the following?
Electoral Roll 1912 states Lewis Putsman had a shop at 47 Summer Row whilst his place of abode was 24 Varna Road.
1920 shows Lewis and Annie Putsman at 234 Gooch Street with their abode the same as before.
Also premises at 15 Hill Street next door to Jacob Marks (whose place of abode was 218 Pershore Road)
1920 shows Charles Putsman at 224 High Street,Deritend and place of abode as 310 Pershore Road.
1922 Charles also had premises at 211 High Street,Lozells and 224 High Street Deritend (place of abode 310 Pershore Road)

 

[Gareth Harrison]

Dear Linda,

Thanks this is most useful. I need all the information I can get - to establish these connections
Gareth