Nick, this is something you've never seen before. Uh, this is the family photographs. As you know, uh, I tend to collect things, and, um, this is your great grandparents. And as you can see, uh, this is Wolf and Molly Starin Weinberg in Latvia between 1880 and 1890. Here Dick is, um, a family portrait from window, Latvia. And, uh, this is Joseph Moshe Yitzhak, your grandfather. Uh, Charlie is seated. Uh, Jacob is here. Your uncle, uh. Your grandmother. And, uh, aunt Fanny, the oldest of the sisters. This is, uh, your aunt Selina Aaronsburg 1915. Uh, that is Raleigh Aaronsburg, my mother, circa 1912. This is, um, Minnie Weinberg on the left and Fanny Ehrenberg on the right. In Latvia. Here Dick is again a family portrait. Uh, Moshe. Yitzhak. Arm. Now, Aaronsburg. Uh, Fanny the oldest. Selena. Your grandmother and my mother. Raleigh, 1910. This is, uh, after the First World War. Uh, in their home in, uh, window Raleigh. Selena. Moshe, Yitzhak, your grandfather and Fanny. Here is the boat that they came over and, uh. And here is actually the three sisters with the name arm when they got to, um, immigration. The. Official said, what is this sister's arm going to brother's ahrensburg. Oh, no. No. Our aim is ahrensburg. They didn't want to have any problems. So this is the actual manifest, uh, from that time. And that was, uh, 1920. Uh, here is what you supplied me with. Your arm. Because when they. When they booked the passage, it was arm. And so that's how the manifest for the boat. So when they arrived at immigration, the immigration authority said, well, what's this sister's arm going to brother's ahrensburg. There must be something wrong. Oh, no, no, no, you misunderstood. The name is Ahrensburg, and that's how they changed their name. Here is a picture of, um, uh, a family portrait on the ahrensburg side. And again, uh. We have them numbered. This is Jacob Ahrensburg, uh, his wife, uh, Rose. Number two is, uh, this is your father. Very handsome man. And, uh. Charlie. The builder. You. Oh, that's Jake okay. Did I get that wrong? That's Charlie. Okay. I made a mistake. I will correct it when I get home. And then, um. Here, um, is. This picture is of my mother, Raleigh. Uh, Selma and Selma and Fannie. Um. And here is 33.. And here's your mother. That's aunt Fanny. This is your mother right here next door. And this is 33.. Where is alma? Which is there? My mother and Selena. And here in 1922 is, uh, your mother.
