Gender: male 

Mases "Hersch" "Gersh" "Tzvi" (Gregorio) GLASS / FERDMAN (GLAS)

Born in Bessarabia, Akkerman ??, Russia in 1859
Died in La Capilla, Provincia de Entre Rios, Argentina on October 24th, 1936 at the age of 77 (buried in Carmel)

Profession/Occupation: Agriculturist

Son of:
* His father was (Simon) GLASS (GLAS) (183?-?)
* His mother was (Berta) ZEIGNER (183?-18?)

Marriages and children:
* Married to Zipa "Cyper, Tzipe" (Cipriana) KERZNER (KERSCHNER, KESTNER, KESNER / KIRNER) circa 1878 in Russia.
   Children:
    1 - Salomon GLASS (GLAS) (1879-1956)
    2 - Schaia "Charles" (Santiago) GLASS (GLAS) (1883-1965)
    3 - Leib "Leilo" "Lewy" (Leon) GLASS (GLAS) (1886-1940)
    4 - Mendel (Manuel) GLASS (GLAS) (1890-1948)


Brother of:
* Moses FERDMAN (1847-?)
* ? GLASS / FERDMAN (186?-?)
* ? FERDMAN (186?-?)

Pictures & Documents:
Document 1895 - Census Argentina 1895 (Glass-Kerschner)
1895 - Plan of La Capilla (with parcel of Hersch Glas)
Document 1904 - Act of foundation Cooperative of Colonia Clara 1
Document 1904 - Act of foundation Cooperative of Colonia Clara 2
Document 1908 - Ezequiel Glas birth record
Document 1910 - Birth record Berta Glas
Document 1910 - Joel Kersner death record
Document 1914 - Mauricio Glas birth record
Document 1917 - Marriage certificate Santiago Glas and Rebeca Schwarzberg
Document 1917 - Marriage record Santiago Glas and Rebeca Schwarzberg
Document 1921 - Act of vote Cooperative of Colonia Clara
Document 1922 - Birth record Edith Glas
Document 1936 - Death record Gregorio Glas
Document 1940 - Death record Leon Glas
Document 1954 - 50th anniversary of the Colonia Clara Cooperative
Photo 2005 - Tombstone of Gregorio and Leon Glas in Carmel
Photo 2005 - Tombstone of Gregorio Glas in Carmel
Photo 2005 - Tombstone of Gregorio Glas in Carmel (detail hebrew)
Photo 2005 - Tombstone of Gregorio Glas in Carmel (detail picture)
Photo 2005 - Tombstone of Gregorio Glas in Carmel (detail spanish)

Notes and events:

* circa 1889 - note: Argentina
He was part of the delegation (together with Abrahamovich) who searched lands for the first jewish colonization in Argentina.

* in 1890 - emigration: Argentina, Provincia de Entre Rios
The family participated in the first jewish immigration to Argentina.
They boarded the vessel "Dresden" at Bremen, arriving to the port of Buenos Aires the 12/15/1890 and the settling in Provincia de Entre Rios.

* in 1895 - census: Argentina, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Census Argentina 1895 (Glass-Kerschner) 

* in 1904 - event: Argentina, Colonia Clara, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Act of foundation Cooperative of Colonia Clara 2 

* on November 6th, 1910 - note: Argentina, Distrito Moscas Sud, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Birth record Berta Glas 

* on December 3rd, 1917 - note: Argentina, Colonia Clara, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Marriage record Santiago Glas and Rebeca Schwarzberg 

* in 1921 - event: Argentina, Colonia Clara, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Act of vote Cooperative of Colonia Clara 

* on October 23rd, 1922 - reference: Argentina, Distrito de Bergara, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Birth record Edith Glas 

* on October 24th, 1936 - death: Argentina, La Capilla, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Death record Gregorio Glas 

* on January 14th, 1940 - note: Argentina, Villagua, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
Death record Leon Glas 

* in 1954 - reference: Argentina, Colonia Clara, Provincia de Entre Rios See related document
50th anniversary of the Colonia Clara Cooperative 

* note:
He was a founding member of the Cooperative of Colonia Clara. He had lands first in La Capilla and later in Carmel.

According to a family story, the last name was originally Ferdman, changing it to Glass, apparently to escape from pogroms or military service.

Near tree:

(Simon) GLASS (GLAS)
(183?-?)
? ZEIGNER
(181?-18?)
(Berta) ZEIGNER
(183?-18?)
Mases "Hersch" "Gersh" "Tzvi" (Gregorio) GLASS / FERDMAN (GLAS)
(1859-1936)
Salomon GLASS (GLAS)
(1879-1956)
Rosa GLAS
(1902-2002)
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Alberto "Abraham" GLAS
(1904-1960)
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Simon GLAS
(1905-1961)
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Adolfo GLAS
(1906-19??)
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Ezequiel "el Rubio" GLAS
(1910-19??)
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Dora Sofia "la China" GLAS
 
Jose GLAS
(1912-19??)
Mauricio (Mario) GLAS
(1914-1983)
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Berta GLAS
(1910-2006)
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Matilde GLAS
(1914-1920)
Rosa GLAS
(1918-2017)
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Edith GLAS
(1922-2009)
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Raquel GLAS
(19??-199?)
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Isaac GLAS
(1916-1971)
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Simon GLAS
(1921-1993)
Mendel (Manuel) GLASS (GLAS)
(1890-1948)
Adolfo "Fito" "Glasi" GLAS
(1916-2009)
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Isaac "Iche" GLAS
(1917-1978)
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Fabian GLAS
(1919-2004)
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Miguel GLAS
(1924-2011)
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Fanny Raquel "Beba" GLAS
(1926-2013)
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Life Cycle:
 in  1859 - birth  in Bessarabia, Akkerman ??, Russia circa 1878 - marriage to Zipa "Cyper, Tzipe" (Cipriana) KERZNER (KERSCHNER, KESTNER, KESNER / KIRNER) - , Russia on January 27<sup>th</sup>, 1879 - birth child Salomon GLASS (GLAS) (1879-1956) in  1883 - birth child Schaia "Charles" (Santiago) GLASS (GLAS) (1883-1965) on January 1<sup>st</sup>, 1886 - birth child Leib "Leilo" "Lewy" (Leon) GLASS (GLAS) (1886-1940) on February 18<sup>th</sup>, 1890 - birth child Mendel (Manuel) GLASS (GLAS) (1890-1948) in  1890 - emigration Argentina, Provincia de Entre Rios on October 24<sup>th</sup>, 1936 - death  in La Capilla, Provincia de Entre Rios, Argentina
1859circa 1878187918831886189018901936

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