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Laurence Ascher (some records Archer) Rosenblatt
November 02, 1885 - February 10, 1950
First, Middle and Last Name: Laurence Ascher Rosenblatt |
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Date of Birth: November 02, 1885 |
Date of Death: February 10, 1950 |
Name of Father: Samson Rosenblatt 1835 - 1890 |
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Name of Mother: Rose Hahn (born Stern) 1846 - 1927 |
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Birth: San Francisco, California |
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Occupation(s): Chemist |
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Residence(s): (1900-1925) San Francisco, California (d.) San Francisco, California |
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Spouse(s): (1907) Beula S.; separated after 15 days, divorced; (1913) Aimee Hirsch; Eva Rosenblatt |
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Siblings: Milton Washington Rosenblatt; Camille Gump (born Rosenblatt); Lillian "lillie" Wolff (born Rosenblatt); Arthur Stern Rosenblatt; Edgar Stern Rosenblatt; Byron Stern Rosenblatt; Wallace Stern Rosenblatt; Irving Stern Rosenblatt |
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Children: Barbara Jane Simpson (born Rosenblatt) |
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Other: “Journalist Abramo Ruef announces chemist Lawrence A. Rosenblatt's invention to remove alcohol from wine and beer”— L'Italia, May 25 1916 San Francisco, San Francisco, California |
June 1909
“The Mechanics Institute Chess and Checker Club of San Francisco, which flourished before the earthquake, has been reorganized. The annual tournament for the gold medal was duly revived, and in a field of eighteen players, Dr. Henry Epstein proved the winner, while A. Ferrague and Dr Legler, second and third respectively. The brilliancy prize was won by Lawrence A. Rosenblatt for his game against Dr. Sternberg, on the award of Dr. W. R. Lovegrove.”
The Chess Amateur - Volume 3 - 1909 - Page 293
September 12 1918
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for Lawrence Archer Rosenblatt
February 23 1922
Los Angeles Evening Express, Chess, Los Angeles, California, Thursday, February 23, 1922
The Good Companion solving tournament held yesterday (Washington's Birthday) at the L. A. Chess club entertained a large crowd. Donald Mugridge, 16-year-old expert, won first prize and L. A. Rosenblatt won second prize.
1942
U.S., World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 for Laurence Ascher Rosenblatt
February 13 1950

The San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco, California, Monday, February 13, 1950
Rosenblatt Rites Held
Accountant Was Uncle of Gump Co. Official
Private services were held here yesterday for Laurence A. Rosenblatt, uncle of Martin Rosenblatt, vice president of the S. and G. Gump Company.
Mr. Rosenblatt, an accountant, died Friday from a stroke. he was 64. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eva Rosenblatt of 3555 Broderick Street; two daughters, Mrs. Maxwell Simpson of Napa and Mrs. W. Thomsen Kiernan of San Francisco; a sister, Mrs. Alfred Gump, and a brother, Arthur Rosenblatt of San Francisco.
The services were conducted at the mortuary of Halsted & Company.
San Francisco Area Funeral Home Records, for Laurence Ascher Rosenblatt, cremation selected
Rosenblatt, Lawrence Ascher ➦ bio + additional games
November 02, 1885 - February 10, 1950